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Evening star., 1938-10-02

CHEVROLET 1885 Master de luxe SEDAN;
black. lustrous Duco; reconditioned thor.
years Of trouble-free service: real value
Tor $425. Arcade Pontiac Co., 1919 Ir-
wing st. NV. Adams O575. New York ave
rd. ne.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
COLORED-FLATS.

DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WITH PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER-WIL
interest established manufacturers repre-
sentative S24 Transp Bldg. Dist 2722.
FURNISHED DESK SPACE
In attractive suite Telephone. stenoeraph
service optional 40 Hill Bldg.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

CHEVROLET 1888 sedan; very good con-
ditlon; private owner: must sell. Col.
5lT5, S63c l4th st NV, Ant l.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

| CHEVROLET 1885 de luxe town sedan;
| built-ln trunk. hydraulic brakes. all-steel
Addison Chevrolet. l437 Irving st. NV,
| Adams 541l
Evening star., 1938-10-02

CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY. NEAR McKIN-
ley-Level; terms. trade for house; mort
gage or take trust behind building loan.
Owner direct. Box 294-T Slar
Evening star., 1938-10-02

4 HOUSES s.W,. RENTING FOR $50.
Price for all, $4,000. LLOYD r. TURNER
900 .th 81 NJ
Evening star., 1938-10-02
UNPRECEDENTED VALUES.

| Monts Co.'S best 125 a.. beyond Olney
| hne old Colonial brick. frontage alone will
sell to pay for whole farm. 40 a.. Coles
| vile pike. a.. with Groom house
| Others. Columbia 1865
Evening star., 1938-10-02
DOCTOR'S CORNER.

Near Silver Spring New Shopping Center.
rooms bath tbrickl. frent and rear
sunroom, outside entrances. built-in ga
rase, automatic heat. ROBERT GAYLOR.
Shepherd 2l45
Evening star., 1938-10-02

16o acres with long frontage on Lee.
Jackson Highway. u s. No so. mile.
w. OF Town of Fairfax. 25 miles to Wash.
lngton. Has frame dwelling, barn. incu.
bator house "4x6o granary 3hx5s two
poultry houses 25x500 and 25x4OO fee
each, and other buildings, all newly painted
Good stream through farm. R. F. D. elec.
tricity. phone. bus service Immediate pos.
session. Price, S14 5000 Terms 20,
cash. balance arranged over 90 wears in.
terest. 81 Write JAS. E. DONAHUE
Repr. Federal Land Bank, S. Boulevard
Evening star., 1938-10-02

CHEVROLET master 1887 touring 2-door
sedan; gray finish; low mileage; de luxe
equipped; excellent mechanicaiiy: one own.
er name on requestl. Butler Bonded.
S4g7; Lee p; Butler Inc. 1121 21st NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

CHEVROLET 1887 de luxe town sedan;
trunk, etc. Used very little; unusual con.
dltion: sacrifice 1895. Col. 81 S6-M Dealer.
CHEVROLET 1925 Master de luxe coach:
IN nice condition; perfect motor; clean
upholstery; good tires and clean black
Duco; only $325. Arcade Pontiac Co.
York ave. branch. New York ave. and
Evening star., 1938-10-02

IF YOU WANT
beautiful lot for your home site in a
restricted subdivision with sewer. water
gas; electricity, churches, public and pa
soehIai schoo!s pus service, drive out to
60. LOTS TO CHOOSE FROM.
Georela ave. TO Forest Glen road, turn
Plight at sign. Open evenings.
w. j. BROWN,
BUILDER AND DEVELOPER,
Phone Shepherd 515S
Evening star., 1938-10-02

CADILLAC !N35 5-oasseneer Convertible
sedan: s cylinders. Is disc wheels trunk
side-wan tires. tan leather upholstery
green Burbank top radio, heater: surely
a flne. clean car; S615. c. c. c. guaranty.
Natl 32nn Omen Sun ene
Evening star., 1938-10-02

WoODSIDE PARKS WIDE. WOODED
lots, close to Georeia ave. bus: all utili-
ties and paved streets; $3.50 each. ROB-
ERT GAYLOR, Shepherd 2l45
Evening star., 1938-10-02

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-BLDG. LOTS.
priced low; half cash. balance second
trust: also acreage. River and Bradley
rds.. opposite and near Congressional
Country Club. FULTON R. GORDON l42 :
Eve ST n " Dist 5o3O
Evening star., 1938-07-31

GERMANY--Mozart festival plays for
SCOTLAND - strathpefer Hishl.nd
sathsrins at Dingwall.
SWEDEN-Musical medieval plays and
HeeS Iand ih nj fhe rulned churches of visby Got
YUGosLAviAMMaribor fair. commer-
clal EXHIBITS. sports and musical per-
formances till the 18th
August :.
ClECHOSLOVAKIA- festival
and pageant with costumes at Pistany Spa
HOLLAND-kermiss at Hoorn till the
l3th; at Helmond till the 11th; Vught till
IIALY-Tournament of the saracens at
NoRWAY-,"Round Oslo Ford motor
August TO-
ITALY--International exhibition of
MOVING pictures at the Lido. Venice. TIL
WALEs-sheep dog trials at Abery-
stwyth.
August IL.
ERMANY-Celebration of the 65oth
anniversary at Dusseldorf till the 2lst
-, ENGLAND-Athletic contests at White
City. London; England vs. France.
August il.
F'RANCE-Pardons at Benodet plou-
guerneau and ST. Laurent -du- PouIdour,
GERMANY-Two hundredth annual
celebration Of the Jacob Riflemen. with
CO eoSsumG si sna nome festival, for two days.
ITALS-National motor cycle erand
priX at Saxtorp in Scania
YUGosLAv1A - Kniehts' tournament
Evening star., 1938-07-31
TRAVELLERS who enjoy cashins
in on bargain. and others
Mhn have for wears lnnued to

NRAVEbERS VINO ENJOY CaSh1ng
in on a bargain, and others
who have for years longed to
cross the Atlantic and said
Il would go to Europe if it didn't
cost so much" have only to wait until
September 4 for experimental fares
that will permit a saving of 90 per
cent in ocean travel Only the lower
bracket fares-tourist and third class
are affected by the change. it is true,
but the would-be visitor to Europe who
might look for catch is assured that
express liners crossing within five days,
AS we'll as liners taking 10, will carry
these economy eXcursionists.
Those who still might be looking for
the balloon of hope to burst are as
Sured by the lines-and all of them
are participatlng-that none of the
Joys and comforts of ocean travel has
been shaved in order to make the
lower rates possible. Berths and meals
are, Of course. included in the fares,
and the cuisine, entertainments, serv-
ice and other accommodations are to
be no different from those enjoyed at
higher prices during peak season travel
of June and July.
TURNING statistician for the benefit
of travellers who measure trips in
terms of cost per mile. the Institute of
Evening star., 1938-07-31
games In national costumes At sinj, near
Split. Yusoslavia. until the 18th.

games In national costumes At SIM, near
Split. Yusoslavia. until the 18th.
August Is.
ASSUMPTION DAY-Celebrsted widely
with special religious services in honor of
the Virgin Mary, especially in Belgium
Bulgaria. France. Hungary. Portugal and
Poland, in which country the annual par
dons at Czestochowa attract 100000 pill
srims in folk costumes.
BELG1UM-Procession of the Besuines
FRANCE-Pardons at Cleden-Po
BraspsSrts SoSrs, Ploare' ouimper' Roscoff and
August 16.
TTALY-Second Palio Race at Siena.
SWITZERLAND-Cors of eondolas and
yodeling festival at Brunnen.
August u.
ENGLAND-Annual meeting of the
British Association for the Advancement
of Science till the Gath at Cambridge.
ENGLAND-Old English sports day at
Grasmere, Lake District.
August 10.
POLAND-Annual fair and "Spasa"
CoTLAND-Hiehland gathering for two
days at Inverness.
August 20.
ENGLAND-Fifth cricket match for four
days at the Oval, London; England VS..
Australia
HUNGARY-st. Stephan's Day. greatest
Evening star., 1938-07-31

national holiday; great procession in Buda-
pest, music native costumes. sports and
folk dancing.
August Fl.
ERMANY--Tuenty- sixth German East
ern Fair at Konigsbere til 1.-The 24th.
August 70.
SCOTLAND-Skye Highland gathering
at Portree. Isle Of Skye.
August 28.
SCOTLAND-CowaI Highland Games at
Dunoon. for two days.
August %.
BELGIUM-Grand historical parade Of
giants and chariots for two days at Ath
AUGUST 20.
POLAND-Thirty thousand costumed
pilgrims at Poczajow for greatest pardon
OF the Russian Church in Poland.
SWEDEN-Church festival at Kolasen.
Jamtland. for benefit of Lapp population.
August 20.
ENGLAND-Theater festival of the Old
Vic Company. till September II, at Buxton.
ENGLAND-Cricket match at Blackpool,
for three days; AllEngland VS.. Australia.
Evening star., 1938-07-31

STEAMSHIPS.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
RESORTS.
OCEAN CITY. MD.
The Stephen Decatur

A., modern restful vacation Hotel on
me BOARDWALK. facing the sea- American
fian; 30 rooms, 30 baths tree bathing
Iaclntles lockers. parking space Mary
and Booklet IS EARL +. CONLEY, Mgr.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-02-16
BRIDcE CLUB

The Groenbelt Fridge Club had their
last meeting February 7. The most
essos for the evening were, Mrs. Fergu-
son, Mrs. Fontaine, and Mrs. Brassoro
Mrs.. Ravens and Mrs. HALEY won first
and .second prizes respectively. The
next meeting will be held February FL,
It'll the presiding hostesses Mesdomes
Lehman, Harper, and Emery Anyone wi
ing to join may do so by signing the
sheet pr divided for that pu;' pose, whi Oh
is posted on the bulletin board.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-02-16
MOTHERS CLUB INSPECTS DAIRY

Saturday Pm. was the occasion Of
the inspection Of the newly constructed
Holorook Farms Dairy at Brentwood, Md.
by the Mothers Club Of Groenbelt. The
party Of about twenty-five members were
met BY Folbrook's bus ut GALS PM. and
were Conducted by Mr.. Wise Of the com
peny to the dairy. Here the group from
Greonbelt saw the complete processing
Of mi IL, the newly installed equip
me1lt with the storilizing, fl ling enc
Gaping arPacatuso
Mr. J. 0. Holbrook, proprietor Of
the plant, then greeted the VISITORS in
his office and there followed an enter
tainment in the large recreation room
Of the dairy. There the Greenbelt women
were served refres hmenjs and q program
Of music, including an organ recital by
Mr.. Ho1brook was given
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-02-16
HOUSEHOLD HINTS


Although nearly all Of US like dcs-
serts with a touch Of whipped cream, few
Of can afford whipping creem very fire.
quently. Here are two suggestions which
make it possible to whip cream not
usually considered thick enough for this
purpose.
Then cream will not whip, add the
white Of an egg to it or gelatin that
has been soaked five minutes in the
CT cam. Let both cream and egg be thor.
oughly chilled. Then try again and it
will whip easily.
TO make cream, too thin to whip, thi ok
enough for sauce, add marshmal lows.
These should be cut in small pieces
and allow to stand in cream for sew
eral hours before using to give them
, chance to soften and blend with the
cream.
Use muffin tins for baking tomatoes,
apples, stuffed peppers, onions, and
SO forth. They will keep the ir shape
much better than when baked in the
- ordinary way.
49,. TO cream butter easily, scold the
bowl before using.
Use two spoons for turning q roest.
i fork pierces the surface and allows
the juices to escape.
Merce1le Bozek
Myrtle Resnicly
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-02-16
TEE KITCHEN MID

Since spinach is such necessity
in the modern menu, why not dress it
up occasi lily. The children, and
adults too, vii like it a lot better.
Here are O few new tricks:
|. Season heqted spinach with fine
~ chopped crisp bacon. Or pour french
dressing over it.
g. Scallop spinach with mushrooms,
sea soning wit dash of nutmeg.
5. Mix equal parts Of hot chopped
spinach and thick white sauce;
on French toast.
4. Add 3H cup very thick white
sauce to l-l/2 cups thoroughly drained
chopped spinach. Chill and mold into
croquettes, dip in egg and crumbs, fry
in deep fat.
S. Pack finely chopped we l-drained
and seasoned spinach into creased molds.
Place in pan Of hot water to keep hot
until reedy to serve. Unmold pletes
ond pour white sauce cheese sauce
over spinach. Or garni sh wi tn slices
Of hard boiled eggs.
Lnnis C. Murdoch.
LATEST ADDITION TO STAFF
Sendra Cone, the youngest member Of
the womon's staff, announces that she ex-
poets to arrive in Greonbelt tomorrow
with her parents, lr. and Mrs. Walton Cone,
in tow.
This young lady has very decided views
on many subjects and expects to voice
them to Greenbelt in the future.
In Interview q few days ago, Sandra
stated that she tired Of Sibley Hospi-
tai end would be glad to get TO her new
home in G1eonbe1to
BRIDr1, CLUB
The Groenbelt Fridge Club had their
last meeting on February 7. The most
essos for the evening were, Mrs. Fergu-
son, Mrs. Fontaine, and Mrs. Brassoro
Mrs. Ravens and Mrs. HALEY won first
and second prizes respectively. The
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

que listed quiere es que la chica,
naturalmente, no siga en- las o.
1iclnas del marques de triste
empleada, mama y 20 nos en-
cargaremos de ella. iDuro v
no Sc arredre t.. Me ha dicho
Peplto que va listed a consul
tarlo con los tios, sno?
"A consultarlo, no. A de-
cirselo. Mi boda con esa chica
esta acordada desde ahora. Y
Sc realizara pese a quien pese.
II Muy bien pensado! Pue,
NADIA, adelante. La chiea, a la
que mama Y yo la hablare-
mos cuando ustedes quieran,
Sc quedara aquf en- ell palacio
de Pepe. con nosotras, o nos
remos a Los Casares. Y listed
Sc largs q hahlar con los tics,
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

geniero, 10 que provoc6 una e.
norme curiosidad por parte
de las senoras.
Y como aquella tarde. al
.quedar solos. Agueda hizo que
ell marques lie explicara 10 que
ocurria, la senorita Cenci,
puesta pronto de acuerdo cor
su madre, halo la soluci6n.
al dar las seis, busc6 a Pc
dro (habian renunciado a la
excursion en- autom6vil), y lie
espet6 con una naturalidad ad
mirable:
-Escuche, Pedrito: va no
hay secreto que valga... Pope
me 10 ha eonfesado TODD, de
modo cue sabemos que es US
ted novio de aria, esa mecan6-
grafa tan guapa. Y como 10
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
LOS TENLSTAS DE TAMPA
JUGARAN EN- CLEARWA-
TER

Iran hoy a Clearwater los te-
nistas del parque de Plant.
Intentan los j6venes locales
obtener una segunda victoria so
bre sus adversarios del condado
de Pinellas.
Con otra victoria los tampe-
nos recibiran ell titulo.
Cuatro de los matches seran
de simples y tres de dobles.
Haran Ell viaje por los tampe-
nos, George Wickham, Fletcher
Cawthon, Wilbur Westlake, F.
Kusel, Pike Holstein; las pare
jas de los dobles seran Wick
ham y Wagner, Cawthon y Hols
tein y Kusel Y Westlake.
Clearwater anuncia a Lawren
ce Y. Douglas, Bill Rosseau, Pep
per Bennett, Tweed McMullen ;
jugaran en- los dobles Rosseau
y Douglas, Bennett y Martin, y
Hayden y McMullen.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
ACUSA A LOS JUICES Ell
A GUFFEY

Harrisburg, Pa, Julio Eel
senador federal Guffey Sc agre-
60 aver al gobernador Earle en-
la tarea de atacar a varios de los
jueces de los tribunales del Es-
tado. A la puerta de la asamblea
general del Estado, reunida en-
session especial, Ell senador men,
cion6 los nombres de ciertos jue
ces y dijo de ellos que habian a.
ceptado regalos de aeciones de
la banca de Morgan.
Estima Ell senador que debeH
ser investigators, con la mayor
atenci6n, los donativos hechos a
los jueces por la corporation u
nida, una empresa que ~controla
los valores de las "utilidades"
del Estado de Pennsylvania.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
Sc HIZO A GALENTO OTRA
TRANSMISSION

Orange, N. j., Julio 27.-Una
tercera TRANSMISSION de sangre Sc
hizo aver a Tony Galento, ell no
table boxeador, enfermo de bron
copneumonia en- un hospital To-
cal.
Ell medico que lie asiste dice
que la condici6n del gladiator
no ha cambiado. La temperate
ra Sc mantuvo aver entire 102 y
103 grades.
Tiene por objeto la transfu :
sion aumentar su resistecia e i'm
pedir posibles complicaciones.
I'm policia motociclista ofreci6
aver su sangre.
Cuando Sc hacia la transfu-
sion de aver, la madre de Galen-
to perdi6 ell conocimiento, sien-
do atendida por un medicn.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
CON Ell TORNEO DE N
DE SEABRTGT

Seabright, N. j., Julio q. -
Alcanzaron aver nuevas victo-
rias en- Ell torneo por invitacion
que aqui Sc celebra, los notables
tenistas Robert Riggs y Fran
kie Parker. Parker superb a
Carleton Rood, de la Universe
dad de Carolina del Norte; Rigg
venci6, en- un partido extendido,
q John Shostrom.
Frank Kovacs venci6 de ma
nera impresionante a John Nc
Diarmod, de Princeton.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

Cuando Isidoro estuvo en- Tam
pa, Alfredo puso una "bodegui-
ia" en- la cocina de su casa.
Los where's volaban en- la CO.
Gina. comfa como ell campe6n
de campeones.
Cuando lie hablaban de peleas
"se tiraba en- ell suelo" y sofia
ba Ell "diluvio" de condolences.
Montono miraba desaparecer
las libras de arroz, las libras de
carne, las libras de manteca.....
y tantas "patadas" lie dieron en-
ell bolsilio que cuando Isidro 10
"abandon6", agradecido diio:
ique buena suerte he tenido,
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
Pedro tuvo que admirar la

Pedro tuvo que admirar la
hermosura fresca, fuerte y
magnifica de esta muchacha
educada en- todos los sports,
siempre al aire libre v que era
un soberbio ejemplar de la ra-
"a latina de hoy, Y lego cast
a sentir envidia por este Pope,
en- cuyos ojos Sc fijaban los o.
jos negrisimos de la Cenci con
una dulce promesa de amor y
de ternuras.
Pero march6 POGO despues
al despacho, y no hay que de
cir que Agueda, constituida
en- cancerbera, lie daba eScol-
ia.
A mediodia, durante la CO.
mida insinu6 ell marques algo
de Ia historic de amor del in
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

sinceramente enamorado, y
esa muchacha, hasta por su con-
dici6n de humilde y pobre, en-
carna ell ideal que de mi futu-
ra mujer me habfa hecho 70.
va sabes que siempre os he
dicho a todos los amigos que
.por NADIA del mundo me casa
ria con una muchacha RIGA.
ST, va 10 s6... Pero de ESQ,
a casarte con una chica que...
vamos, que nj padres tiene,
porque va sabes 10 que tie he
contado!...
NO me importa. Isl supple
ras 10 delicada Y buena que
es!.., Yo estoy loco. Y Sc que
me hara infinitamente feliz Y
dichoso.
-lEn fin, ALA TIL. Psro...
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

Goyito, un negro, es una SOM
bra del pasado como gladiator,
y, sin embargo, Gastanaga Sc re
trio porque lie habia pegado con
mucha dureza.
Pues va que los golpes no lie
agradan, Isidoro tiene excelen-
tes brazos para construir forti-
ficaciones en- la Espana leal.
Mas 81 preferira quedarse en-
Cuba, porque Ell "~descanso" lie
encanta...... lie encanta.
Ell ideal de Isidoro-nos dijo
Alfredo Montoto en- una OCCASION
-es tirarse bajo un arbol, CO :
mer bien " que otros trabajen.
Joaquin Echevarfa comparte
la misma opinion.
Debi6 poner I'm articulo On Ell
contrato, redactado en- la forma
siguiente: Sc prohibe pegar du-
no.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
DEPORTE
HOSTAK GANO Ell CAMPEO
NATO DEL PESO MEDIC

Seattle, Washington, julio 81
La division del peso medic tie
ne un nuevo campe6n, Al Hos
tax, de Tacoma, que aver pesa-
ba 1872 libras.
FL campe6n Freddie Steele ca
y6 a la Iona en- ell primer asal-
to, por la cuenta de diez.
Pesaba Steele 159 libras. Mu-
chos de los fieles de Seattle a.
postaron a Hostak, estimando
que SUI victoria era segura.
Tendra ell nuevo campe6n que
defender su tftulo frente a Fred
Apostoli y Young Corbett III.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
Hubo una pausa.

HuDo una pauSa.
Ell marques no salia de su
asombro.
Ahora eStaba serio, conside-
rando a su amigo como 81 fue-
ra un bicho raro caido de otro
planeta.
Al fin Sc decide a decirie:
-Pero, bueno, querido Pc
dro... Gt1 te acuerdas de 10
que 20 tie he contado acerca de
esa muchacha?
Isl. Con todos sus deta-
lies.
ICON todos sus detalles,
verdad?
ST.
". Ia pesar de TODD pien
sas casarte con ella?
| "A pesar de todo. Estoy
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
isabes 10 que tie digo?...

~
-IQue?
-Pues que tus tics te han
de hacer una guerra a muerte,
Y. permiteme que tie 10 Olga,
leh? ICON raz6n!
DE todos modos, me case
con ella.
Agueda surgi6 en- este ms
tante de detras de unos bojes,
y la solemnidad de la CONVEX
sacion qued6 rota.
Llegaba con un vestido lige-
70 Y vaporoso, de mahana, de
tonos ~claros, hablando a gri-
tos, hacienda chistes y anun-
ciando a los dos j6venes, desde
lejos, que les invitaba a un par
lido de cuatro rounds, para
,trar en- ealor..,
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
Folletin No. SO
La Gaceta Folletin No. SO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
NOVELA DE AMOR
Y DE DOLOR
Original de
F. ALBUQUERQUE

ria consular para que me d.
gas que conducta debo 70 de
seguir.
Quiero decir, para que me
aconsejes acerca de 10 que Sc
ra preferable hacer con Maria.
Porque va comprenderas que
yo no Quiero que siga aqui en-
tus oficinas trabajando.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

I'm cuadrangular de Hank
Greenberg, su trigesimo prime
no, di6 la victoria a los Tigres
sobre los Senadores. POGO antes
del trigesimo primere, Ell mas e.
fectivo, Greenberg habfa descar
gado otra 'fpelicula" de cuatro
esquinAs.
Sc lie anot6 la victoria al pit
cher zurdo Eisenstat.
Washington SC, 11h, De; De-
troit &c, 13h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

Con un total de 80 hits los
Yankees vencieron dos veces a
los Browns de San Luis. Pear
son alcanz6 ell primer triunfo Y
Chandler ell segundo.
Di Maggie y Joe Gordon pega-
ron "jonrones" Y tambien Chan
dler. Di Maggie bate6 tambien
tres tubeyes conservatives Y I'm
triple con las bases llenas.
New York 10c, 19h, lie; San
Luis &c, 1Oh, 2e.
New York 12c, 13h, De; San
Luis SC, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

FL Filadelfia parecfa derrota-
do, pero en- Ell noveno inning hi
20 dos carreras Y venci6 a los
Piratas. La victoria sc lie acredi
to al pitcher Sivess, Blanton fue
sustituido por Mace Brown y es
te sufrio Ell ataque del noveno,
perdiendo Ell juego.
Pittsburg SC, Tn, lie; Filadel-
fla &c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

Boston 1c, 10h, 4e; Chicago
&c, 14h, lie.
O~stefmueller fue ell pitcher de
rrotado y lie sustituy6 Rogers.
Doeer, la segunda base del Bos-
ton, cometio dos errores,
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

Paul Derringer no solo dei6
aver a las Abejas en- cinco hits,
sino que ayud6 a la victoria con
un "jonron,"
Debs CAIRNS peg6 un batazo
de tubey, pero Sc divide de pisar
la segunda. McCormick pidi6
que fuere declarado out v asf 10
hizo ell arbitro.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
NOTICIAS DE- PELOTA

| Cincinnati &c, 11h, De; Boston
&c, 5h, De.
Alfonso Lopez volvi6 al juego
y en- tres wees al bate peg6 In
hit. Mucho ncl alegra poder dar
esta noticia.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
LIGlA AMERICANA

Bob Feller alcanz6 aye ria on
cena victoria del ano, dejando a
los Atleticos en- 7 hits.
lei padre de Feller presencio
Ell juego y ovacion6 a su hijo en-
varias ocasioneS.
Diez ponches sirvi6 ell ioven
lanzador.
Filadelfia &c, I'll, De; Cleve-
land DC, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
CON LOS GUANTES

Volvieron a pelear, en- la Ha-
bana, Goyito Rico e Isidoro Cas-
tafaga.
En- Ell cuarto asalto, ell vasco
Sc neg6 a seguir peleando con ell
pretexto de que Goyito lie habfa
pegado con mucha dureza.
Tenemos entendido que la Co
mission de Boxeo de Cuba lie sus-
pendera para siempre.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

al Hostah es ell nuevo cam
pe6n del peso medic.
Reptile la hazana de Fred A
postoli, acostando al campe6n
Steele.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

Aver sc lie notific6 a Burleig
Grimes, director de los Dodgers,
que un jurado lie habia condena-
do a pagan $124.0O a un joven-
otto de Is amos, Herbert Green.
burg, porque lie peg6 en- ell alb
d6men cuando ell muchacho lie De
dia un aut6grafo. Grimes no Sc
defendi6 de los cargos; pero al
guien dijo que ell jovencito Sc le
habfa acercado con la petici6n
precisamenthe cuando los Dod-
gers eran derrotados por los Gil
gantes.
La gaceta., 1938-07-27

porque 81 Sc decide a continuar
conmigo..-.. me arruina!
La gaceta., 1938-07-27
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Cubs vencieron a los bod
gers y en la septima entrada tu-
vieron que salir del terreno Du-
rocher y Grimes. Por quinta vez
en- la temporada fueron arroja-
dos del juego, Burleigh Grimes,
ell director del Brooklyn, y Leo
Durccher, ell captain.
All ser expulsados del terreno
esos %peloteros, empezaron a caer
botellas en- ell terreno. La policfa
detuvo a uno de los indignados
fanatics.
Collins ayud6 a la victoria con
cuatro hits.
Grimes y Durocher protesta-
ron una decision del arbitro
Sears.
Chicago 10c, 15h, De; Broo :
klyn &c, 14h, lie.
Cliff Melton obtuvo aver otra
derrota.
Los Gigantes no pudieron ba
tear con corredores en- las bases
y los Cardenales sc metieron ell
triunfo en- ell bolsillo.
Johnny Mike y Joe Medwick
pegaron "jonrones", en- ell quin-
to.
San Luis &c, 10h, lie; N. York
sc, 12h, 4e.