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Evening star., 1937-12-05

thur E. Bassett of Swarthmore, Pa,
have been in Alexandria this week,
where the doctors great-grandfathe
Benjamin Hallowell. was one of the
noted Quaker residents in the early
days of the last century. For many
years Mr.. Hallowell conducted school
for boys on Oronoco street and it was
there that Gen. Robert E. Lee was
prepared for his entrance to West
Point. From Alexandra the party
motored to Williamsburg, where the
daughter Of pr. and Mrs. Norman
Bassett is student at William and
Mary College.
Mrs. Campbell Turner. who is
spending some time in Europe, is now
on the Island of Madeira, where she
will remain until her return to Alexan-
dria after January l.
DR. and Mrs. R. H. Case have an
nounced the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Hilda Mae, to Mr.. Horace Nc
Kinley Cornell also of this city, on
Thursday, September 2, in Ellicott
City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert w. Wheat have
with them the latter's brother and
sister-in-law, Comdr. and Mrs. Carl
Ashton Broaddus, and with their
guests motored to Philadelphia for the
Army-Navy game last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler
Return to White Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Fowler
left yesterday for their home in White
Plains. N. Y, after a visit to the
latter's parents, Judge and Mrs. Will
liam S. Snow, taking with them their
young daughter, Joan Fowler who
has been with her grandparents for
the past month.
Judge and Mrs. Richard B. Hicks
entertained at dinner Thursday eve
ming when their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Bretz of Spartansburg
S. c.; Mr.. Ralph Taylor of Scranton
Pa; Mr.. Allan Fort of Knoxville
Tenn, and Mr.. Richard Burton Hicks
jr., son of the hosts, of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hawkins OF
The Plains, Va. have been the guests
this week Of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
F. Butler.
Mrs. J. N RoSson is the guest OF
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs James Douglas Swan, in
Culpeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Henry Mason
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Margaret Quaintance. to Mr. John
Newton Apperson, son of Mrs William
B. Apperson and the late Mr.. Apper-
son. Thursday, November 25, in tht
Northside Baptist Church in Rich.
mond. with the Rev j. C. Wicker
officiating. Mr.. Apperson has beer
living in Richmond for the past year
and after December Is he and hi.
bride will live at % South boulevard
| Miss Mildred Garrett of Norfolk i!
the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs
James N. Baldwin.
The Rev. Van Chamberlain of WEIGH
w. Va, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George c. Cole
Cuba has exported over 100000
! tons of sugar this wear
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Alexandria Social
News of Interest
MIR. and Mrs. H. B. Bloomer
Entertain in Honor of
DR.. MourOt and Bride.

4 LEXANDRIA, Va, Dec 4.-Mr and Mrs. Howard Bradley
II Bloomer, r, entertained buffet supper tonight
honor OF Dr. and Mrs. Arthur James Mouro
this week from their wedding trip which they spent motoring
through the South Following the supper this evening
attended the weekly dance at the Belle Country
Before her marriage was Miss
Thomas Moore DR. and Mrs Mourot living 81
Mr. and Mrs. Julian D. Knight the atter's sister,
L. D. Landers have left by motor two visiting
relatives In Honesdale and Scranton Bnghamton
Dr. and Mrs. Clyde West and Mrs Frank Deman
Evening star., 1937-12-05

Tactic is the daughter OF the late
Mr.. David Tactic of ST. Marys County.
The wedding of Miss Glare Markle,
daughter of Mr.. and William Markle
of Pearson, Md, and Mr. William
G. Lewis. took place November 20
in the st. George P. E. Church in
Valley Lee, Md The Rev Nelson
Macomony of st. Marys City per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Susan
Claire Thompson Of Hollywood, Md,
attended the bride and Mr.. William
D. Markle, brother Of the bride. was
the best man. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
will make their home in New London,
Conn.
Miss Mamie Hungerford
and Mr.. Burroughs Wed.
Miss Mamie Gwinn Hungerford,
daughter Of Mrs Atlee Rogers, and
Mr.. George Thomas Duvall Burroughs,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Bur-
roughs of Upper Marlboro, We're mar
ried November % in the Christ P. E.
Church in La Plata. The Rev. w.
Curtis Draper, jr., performed the cere-
mony.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother Mr.. Gerald Wood
Hungerford, wore a gown of antique
lace and shoulder length tulle veil,
held with wreath of orange blossoms.
Mrs. George Milton Stevens of
Towson, Md, was motron of honor,
wearing gown of tea rose brocaded
moire and turban of the same ma
terial The bridesmaids were Miss Vir-
ginia Adams of Annapolis and Miss
Grace Price of Baltimore, whose gowns
were French blue. All of the attend
ants carried arm bouquets Of yellow
chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Thomas Duvall of Prince
Georges County was the best man and
the ushers were Mr. Perry Duvall of
Upper Marlboro. Mr.. F. De Sales Mudd
of La Plata, and Mr.. Henry Rogers OF
Wayside, Md
Mr.. Burrough is a graduate of the
University of Maryland Law School
With his bride they will make their
home in Upper Marlboro, where he is
practicing law
Mai and Mrs. William H. Lloyd
entertained at cocktail party this
afternoon at their estate, Wimico
Knoll.
Judge and Mrs. Walter j. Mitchell
entertained at dinner Tuesday in
honor of Judge and Mrs. T. Scott Of
futt and their son, Mr.. John Offutt
Of Towson, Md
The marriage of Mrs. Winifred Cary
Allen, daughter Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Irving Cary of Chicago, and
Mr.. Kent Roberts Mullikin, son o1
Mr.. Robert E. Lee Mullikin of Col
lington, Md, took place November "a
in Bartlesville, Okla. Mrs. Mullikir
attended Tudor Hall in Indianapolis
and is graduate of Vassar College
Mr. Mullikin is the Democratic flool
leader in the Maryland House of Dele.
egates and was chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee in 1885. He is
a graduate of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity and is member of Beta Theta
Pi Fraternity. the University Club, the
Maryland Club and the Southern
Maryland Club. Mr. and Mrs. Multi.
kin will make their home in Mont.
gomery County, Md.
Mrs. Jennie Brenner, who has beer
spending the fall season in Washing.
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dent
arrived today to spend the remainder
of the season with her scn-in-saw anc
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S
Myers, at their place, Journeys End
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father, Mr.. S. F. West, in Patrick
County, Va.
Mrs. Charles Everett Mackenzie of
Halifax, Nova Scotia, is the guest of
her father, Mr.. William Buckner Nc
!, Groarty.
Mr.. Thomas F. McDermott and Miss
Frances McDermott are visiting the
formers son and daughter in law,
Mr.. and Mrs James F. McDermott, in
Chicago.
Miss Roberta Fox of Mundy Point,
Northumberland County, Va, was the
guest this week of her brother law
| and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Will
lard.
Mr.. Charles G. Perry has left for
visit to Orlando, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hanson and
their children left today for their
home at White Sulphur Springs, W.
Va, after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. j. D.
Worsham
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan
Back From ChattanOOga.
Mr., and Mrs. George Nolan are
home from visit to the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Lowry,
| in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Louis Bowman
entertained at family dinner in
the red room of the George Mason
Hotel Saturday evening, November 27,
to celebrate their 48th wedding ami
versary. The guests included Mr.. L.
l.. Bowman of Atlanta, DR. and Mrs
| Clayton L. Bowman and Mr.. Clayton
L. Bowman, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs LinWood
Nails and Mr.. and Mrs. David Boil
man.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace T. Whitlock
of Philadelphia are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Hanson.
Judge and Mrs. Louise c. Barley
will entertain at a reception tomor-
row evening
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ Hale of
Rindge, N. H.. are guests of their SON.
in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs
Wolcott Edward Spofford Miss Doro-
thy Butterf1eld of Hartford, Conn,
has been the guest this week of Miss
Elizabeth Spofford
Miss Mary Leadbeater will return
tomorrow to Anderson, S. c., after a
visit to her mother, Mrs. John Lead
beater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Church and
their sons, William Church and Luther
Church, jr.. were guests for several
days this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
D. Kirk
Mrs Mildred Ficklin Echols of
Washington has come to Alexandria
to spend the winter months with her
sister, Miss Kroes Ficklin.
Miss Lucas and Miss Suit
Guests Of Miss Cleveland.
Miss Ruby Lucas and Miss Roxie
Suit of Tarboro. N. c., have been the
guests for several days of Miss Anne
Cleveland.
Mrs. Frederick A. L. Charlesworth
who has been with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Rathbone Smith, for the
past three weeks, has left for heI
home in Guelph, Ontario.
Mrs William Baader is visiting Mrs
Irene Sullivan in Upper Darby, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs Norman H. Bassett OF
Ventnor, N. j., and Dr. and Mrs. Ar
Evening star., 1937-12-05
LeOnardtOwn
Area Social
Notes
Mrs. Ednonds Is
Hostess at
Luncheon.
EONARDTOWN, Md, Dec. A.
Mrs Stuart EdmopdS enter

Y EONARDTOWN, Md. Dec. A.
Mrs. Stuart Edmonds enter
tanned at luncheon today at
IL her estate at Clements, Md.
when she was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Robert Blackstone of Wash
ington, Mrs. Trueman Cross Sling
luff and Mrs Alice Blackstone of
Bushwood, Miss Fanny 10 Dent of
Oakley and Mrs. E. D. Burch of Miles
town.
Judge and Mrs P E. Graves of
Laurel Grove and their daughter, Miss
Phyllis Graves, entertained at dinner
Thursday in honor of Miss Emma
Metcalf and Miss Mary Metcalf,
daughters of the Rev. and Mrs Frank
lin Lee Metcalf of Mechanicsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Latham OF
Leonardstown were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. c. B. Cryer of Washington
at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. G. Morgan knight, jr., of Leon
ardtown returned Monday to his home
after spending the last week in Ken
bridge, Va, where he was the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bouldin.
Mrs. L. A. Wilmer entertained at a
bridge party and supper Monday eve
ming
Miss Eleanor Hamilton of Washing
ton was the guest in whose honor Miss
Margaret Chew Lee entertained at
dinner Sunday at her home, Lees
Crest.
Miss Alma Wathen and Miss Rose
Wathen of Loveville, Md, were the
guests at dinner Thursday of their
sister, Mrs. James Fenner Lee, who
entertained at her home, Lees Crest
Mrs. Howard S. Crawford of Prince
Frederick has left to spend the win
ter with her daughter, Miss Margaret
Crawford, in Washington
Miss Dorothy Howard
And Mr.. johnson Married.
Miss Dorothy Howard. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs John Percy Howard OF
Port Republic, and Mr.. John Wilmer
Johnson of st. Leonards Greek, sor
of Mrs. johnson and the late Mr.. j
Bernard johnson, former sheriff OF
Calvert County, were married No
vember "a in the Memorial P. E
Church in Baltimore, the Rev. DR.
Benjamin B. Lovett officiating. Owing
to recent death in the bridegroom
family, only the immediate families
and a few personal friends attend
ed The bride wore gown of red
trimmed in black caracul and a cor
sage bouquet of gardenias Her hal
matched her gown. She was attend
ed by Miss Wilhelmina Wills of Cum
berland. Mr.. Everett Buckmaster oI
Baltimore was best man. Mr.. anc
Mrs johnson left on a wedding trir
to Florida and Cuba and will be al
home at st. Leonards Greek aftel
December IS. The bride is graduate
of the Church Home and Infirmary
School of Nurses in Baltimore, anc
the bridegroom is a graduate of the
Baltimore University of Law and has
recently been admitted to the Calvert
bar
Mrs. Mary E. Tactic announces the
engagement Of her daughter Fannie
to Mr.. Morris Bosh, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harry Bosh of Baltimore. Mis-
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Mrs. Volkmer Entertains
In TakOma Park
Mrs. r. J. Speir Is Hostess
At Bridge Luncheon.
Mrs. Griffin HOnored.

RS ALBERT w. VOLKN1ER entertained luncheon and
|Vl bridge party Tuesday The guests Stnson
Mrs Charles F. Ferry Mrs Henry Alanson Mrs Roy Jones'
Mrs Roy Pierce Mrs Wilson, Peter Remsen Mrs R.
A. Ramsay Mrs Walter W. Swett Mrs r. Paul Schearrer
Agnes Carleton Mrs Harry Hnsley Ralph
mother Mrs William Warren Griffin, of Worcester
Roy Magruder, Mrs Dudley c. Jackson Mrs
E. N Bressman Mrs Edmund L. r. Mills Mrs
Clarence Reed Mrs Roye G. Sherburn Stewart Mrs
William Greene Raymond Pailthrope all of Takoma
Park
Mrs f. Speir entertained at luncheon followed bridge
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Church to Sponsor Bazaar.

The Church of Two Worlds will
sponsor q bazaar at the Soldiers, Sail
ors and Marines Club, 1011 L street
NV, all day Saturday. Special at
fractions have been arranged for chill
dren.
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

que solo trabajaba para la
genie del campo cargada de
deudas, estaba en- Ell frente
desde ell primer dia. La madre
alimentaba las cinco bocas de
la familia repartiendo peri6-
dicos y lavando por las casas.
Ell chico, Pfeiffer, procuraba
hacerse agradable a fuerza de
ser servicial. Echaba en- los ca
jones de la basura todos los pa
peles que volaban por los pa
tios y los pasillos de la escue-
la. Aprovisionaba al professor
de Zoologia de todas las lar
vas e insectos apetecidos. A la
una en- ,punto Sc situaba todas
las mananas a la puerta de la
sala de profesores y cargaba
con los trahaios que estos tuvie
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

sen que llevarse a casa para
corregir. Sc encargaba de e.
char las cartas al correo: re-
partia invitaciones; iba de ca
sa en- casa pidiendo para todas
las colectas; corrfa a la i'm
prenta a buscar los extraordi-
narios con las noticias de las
ultimas ~victorias; sacaba a pa
scar a los ninos pequenos, a
los que en- otono hacfa cade-
netas con las flores de los cas-
tanos y en- primavera flautas
con las varitas tiernas de los
allsos. FL pobre chico era feo.
y 10 saba. Y pagaba su tribu-
to-.
En- nuestros juegos, era STEM
pre- ell enemigo. Lo cual ouiere
que todos podiamos i'm
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

Tampoco nueStras madres
comprendian este absurdo, pc
70 no tenian tempo a parar
mientes en- clio, pues la guerra
habia anadido nuevos deberes
a sus ocupaciones domesticas.
El instinto nos revelaba con
toda claridad, aunque nos falta-
sen palabras para expresarlo,
ell nuevo giro que la guerra to-
maba. 5Que tiene que yer Dios
nos decia una voz muy confu-
sa-con las minas de hero de
Briey, con la anexi6n de Belgi-
ca Y la %hegemonia sobre Polo
mia? Pues esos era Mos fines de
la guerra que nos ensenaban en-
ell colegio. No habia clase de
historic nj de geografia en- que
no nos 10 predecessor.
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

Fue por entonces cuando en-
pezamos a organizar nuestros
iuegos. Proclamamos nuestra
union sagrada con caracter per
manente. Cogidos de las manos,
cantabamos canciones patriot
cas-. Nos llamabamos HERNIA
nos alemanes" Y nos juramos
.fraternidad eterna. Nos abraza-
bamos con ell menor pretexto.
Hrocurabamos imitar en- TODD
la bora grandiosa que vivian
nuestros padres. Pero tanta
union no tard6 en- hastiarnos.
No sabiamos que hacer con ella.
Necesitabamos un enemigo.
Augusta Sc encarg6 de bus
carlo. Era un chico llamado
Pfeiffer, que hacia un ano ha-
Ibia entrado en- nuestra clase
La gaceta., 1937-05-08
Sc r. HOY Ell FA.
MOSO DERBY DE KEN
lucky

Louisville, mayo 8.-La mas
famosa carrera de caballos de Ia
naci6n, 81 Derby de Kentucky.
Sc efectuara hoy en- Churchill
Downs.
Mas de veinte caballos, los
mejores del mundo, tomaran
parte en- la competencia.
Ell vencedor recibira una Dol
sa de $62,575, como en- los me-
jores dias del deponte hipico.
"War Admiral era ell caba-
llo .favorito, en- la mafana de
boy, en- proportion de 9 a S.
"War Admiral es hijo del IA
moso ejemplar "Man OfWar" Y
tiene ell n1mero / en- la arran-
cada.
Para ell segundo puesto apa-
recen como favoritos los ejem-
plares "Reaping Reward" Y
La gaceta., 1937-05-08
DEPORTES
UNI COMRATE REAL
ENTIRE ~LUCHADORES

Ell empresario Rudy Miller
ma resuelto presentar otra tba-
ITALIA real entire sus luchadores,
complaciendo asi a muchas per-
sonas que Sc 10 han pedido.
Para la acci6n violenta Mill
er ha elegido a tales luchado-
res de merito como Allen Eus-
tace, Martinez, Newman, Ste
cher, Schuman Roy Reynolds
Mazatti y Bog Wagner.
Todos los luchadores han O.
frecido rendir ell maximo de su
habflidad de mode que Ell publ
co salga complacido.
Los dos ultimos hombres en-
ell "ring'', los "supervivientes'',
formaran la competencia prin-
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

sus labios secos y exangies es-
.taban cast siempre agrietados.
No respondfa, por ning1n la
do que Sc lie mirase, al tipo de
muchacho aleman del ano IA.
Nc tenia un traje de marinera
con un amelia dorado o roja bor-
dada en- la manga, sine que YES
tia una zamarrilla de pano girls
con ell cuello cerrado. Era feo.
Y cuando Sc hablaba con 81, gui-
naba ell ojo.
: A TODD ell mundo brindaba
sus servicios. Solo Sc sentfa Sc
guro cuando estaba hacienda al
go it'll. Sc esforzaba, ell pobre,
por esconder SUI figura detras
de su servicialidad. En- ell cole
gio tenfa una plaza de favor.
Su padre, un pobre ~sastrillo
La gaceta., 1937-05-08
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 103
Ernesto Claeser
Los QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

Era menester que Alemania Sc
enriqueciese, que conquistase
tales o cuales cuencas mineras,
tales o cuales salidas al mar.
No nos cabfa este en- la cabe-
"a. iEs que Alemania Sc habia
convertible en- una Sociedad a.
n6nima la guerra en- una indus
tria v nuestros padres en- en-
pleados de una empresa cuyos
accionistas Sc estaban sentados
en- slls casas muy tranquilos?
lDasde cuando hacfan oficio de
empleados los heroes?
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

y~omprometido a pelear en- Chica
go, ell dia q del mismo mes, con
81 negro Jose Luis, la maravilla
&c Detroit.
Ell pasado microbes Ell ger
mano aizo una vista de corte-
STA aha comisi6n de boxeo y Sc
deT bd 8 &c empezara a,pre.
"En 10 que rapecta q
LA comis. On, SC lie dijo, contra.
o de BraddSck sobrd la peles
lei 8 de juni3 contiqia Sn vi
rxor''. Z
y Hablando con Ell champion
Ell brigadier Phslan, 4 esident'
de la comisi6n, lie dif Mad;
sabemos oficialmen4 re Ia
pelea Luis-B raddecn. Nosotros
patrocinamos la aspiration dt
listed a un match~con Ell cam
pe6n, por razones de contrato
por no citar otras".
Braddock Sc halla obligado :
presentarse a la comisi6p. ell dfs
26 de mayo ,cinco dfas antes de
match, de acuerdo con las re
glas.
Schmeling ha dicho que en- /:
noche del 3 de JUNO Sc presen.
tara en- la Garden con ei calz6r
puesto y listo para Ell "bout'
con ell campe6n.
Esperase la sentencia del jue1
federal Fake para deslindar el
definitiva los campos.
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

Lawson dej6 a los senadores
en- siete hits, mientras sus com
paiieros, con ocho hits, llegaban
cuatro veces a la gonna,
Fue la cuarta victoria de Law
son en- la temporada ,quien tam
bien bate6 dos de los "jilotes''
de su team.
Washington &c, 7h, De; De-
troit &c, Oh, De.
Los Browns de San Luis ven
cieron a los Atleticos, con score
de 9 carreras por 8.
Jim Bottomley y Beau Bell
pegaron "cuadrangulares", pc
70 los honores fueron a Joe Vos-
mix, cuyos tubeyes y I'm hit, en-
cuatro veces, aumentaron a II
eel ndmero de sus "hits", en- Ii
wees al bate.
Filadelfia &c, 10h, De; San
Luis Sc, 12h, 4e.
La gaceta., 1937-05-08
scHMELING Y la CONF
SION DE BOXEO DEL Els.
TADO DE NEW YORK

New York, mayo 8.-aLa co
mission de boxeo del estado aca-
ba de- producer honda sensa-
ci6n en- los circulos d~eportivos
con la orden dada a Schmeling
de prepararse para pelear, lell
dfa 3 de JUNO, bajo la direction
de la Garden, con Ell campe6n
James J. Braddock, que Sc ha
La gaceta., 1937-05-08
PFEIFFER

Era pelirrojo y Sc pelaba al
rape, como todos los chicoS des-
de la guerra. Tenfa la cara pa
Ida, LENA de granos y I'm POGO
sudorosa siempre, con la nariz
achatada y las aletas un tanto
cartilaginosas. Andaba cast de
continue con Ia hoca alberta Y
La gaceta., 1937-05-08
CON Los GUAN-ES

I'm veterano, Lew Feldman,
derrot6 aver a Carl Guggino.
Esto indica que Ell italiano to-
davia tiene mucho que apren-
der.
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

gracias a las buenas notas que
|traia de la escuela publica. Co
mo era muy tfmido ,nadie Sc da-
ba cuenta de que existia.
A este chico delgado Y pail
do debo yo mi primera vision
certera Y real de la guerra. Por
ESQ quiero contar aqui su his
toria...
La gaceta., 1937-05-08
VICTORIA DE TEDDY Y
RosE /,

Boston, mayo 8.-Teddy Ia
rosz ,~excampe6n del peso metiio,
venci6 anoche por puntps 9Isou
BrouiHard, otro e~xcampe6n, sus
pendido por toda la vida en- los
cuadrilateros de Europa.
Yarosz era ell favorito y los
expertos no sc equivocaron.
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

Ell aleman Sc ejercitara para
la peiea del dfa 8 de JUNO, en- la
Garden. Aunque Braddock de-
Gina 10 pelea, prefiriendo a
Luis, ell "nazi' Sc presentara
en- la Garden listo para pelear.'
Schmeling cree que por medic
de "efectismos' la comisi6n can
celara ell titulo de Braddock.
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

, Lo que todos aguardabamos,
sucedi6. El campe6n Ambers,
que rehusa defender su corona
contra Pedro Montafiez, venci6
sin dificutades al veterano To-
ny Canzoneri.
La Garden contrat6 a Can
zoneri con la excusa de que ell p1
blico 10 preferfa a Monanez,
10 que es false.
Ahora ell campe6n no podrs
seguir excusandose v pidiendo
un peso mayor de 1876, so pena
de perder la simpatfa de los file.
les.
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

Los errores de los Cardenales
ayudaron a la victoria de los Gil
gantes. Castleman obtuvo los
IGNORES y Weiland cargo con la
derrota. Pepper Martin estuvo
muy erratico.
San Luis &c, 6h, 4e; New
York &c, III, 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

Triunfaron de nuevo los bod
gers ,dejando al Chicago en- una
carrera Y 8 hits. Con Is de sus
"hits" los del Brooklyn pasaron
IL veces la "goma".
Chicago 1c, Oh, lie; Brooklyn
12c, 15h, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

aumentando a tres ell nGmero de
sus victorias consecutivas.
Alfonso Lopez ihizo una carre
ra, pero no bate6 de 'hit".
Cincinnati sc, 11h, De; Bos-
ton &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-05-08
LIGA NACIONAL

Con Hallahan de pitcher los
Rojos vencieron a las Abejas,
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

Once "hits" lie batearon a
Bowman, pero los Piratas pega-
ron Is, aplastando a sus con-
trincantes.
Pittsburgh Sc, 16h, De-; Fila
DELTA &c, 11h, 1e,
La gaceta., 1937-05-08
(ANDN

cipal. N
Ell empresario MilleraN nrS
ra que en- toda la naci6ii Ia
clase de "batallas' encantan al
pdolico I que en- Tampa suede
"a 10 mismo. @
! ocho honlbres subiran al
"ring" y e. &aejor sera aeclara-
do vencedoE. { 4
La gaceta., 1937-05-08

Seis carreras hicieron los
Yankees en- las dos 1ltimas en-
tradas ,pero no lograron evitar
su derrota, pasando Nal Ntercer
lugar de la liga. Earl Whitehill,
ell 1ltimo de los pitchers llama
dos por los Indios, contuvo el
ataQue.
New York &c, Oh, Sc; Cleve-
land 7c, 13h, 4e,
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EDefs deroto a lony
h&.Aliano e~xcampeon Sc r
del cuadrilatero

New York, mayo S-ASte Il
mas de 1000 personas9 Lou r
Ambers, el campe5n del peso IL /
gero. bati6 anoehe, en- la Madi-
son Ssuera Garden, reteniendo
81 corqG, a Tony CanzoneG
de Br1hgn, ell excampe6nT de
las q bras.
La derrota de Canzoner' sig
nifi@a ,segdn ha ~prometido, que
Sc retirara del cuadrilatero pa
"a dedicarse a la vida del cam
pssi2o rico EN- ell estado de New
ysrk. q.
Tony, unaS sombra de 10 que
fue, solo gan6ados asaltos. LaA
periodistas lie ~anotaron II asa
tos a Ambers Juno tablas dos
Canzoneri. ~
Cuando ell excamp 6t
del ring" ell pdblicQsAUacio
no, a pesar de su 6sDEI
Ell arbitro Arthur aaA0van
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military, prosiedad de la Sra,
Ethel V. Mars.
Pompooh dcLa n~ulnerosos a.
postadores y los experte lie es-
timan la mejor apuesta para ell
tercer lUgar.
A las 4:45 de la tarde Sc da'
ea le senal d partida.
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NOTICIAS DE PELOTA
LIGA AMERICANA

Grove . min6 alIos b. yeado-
res de los Medals Blaacaey las
Medals Rohs subierqe al psi
meG lugar de la Liga. a Grove
soho lie batearon ocho hits. Ken
needy perdi6 ell dominic de-
home en- Varias ocasiones.
Boston SC, I5h, lie; Chicago
&c, 8h, Be.