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Evening star., 1938-12-15
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today:
The Washington times., 1938-01-05
TRAILER GIRL
By Vera Broom
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

Wild Austin deUoed to Morrow artists model for Rene
Boucher She Weend guest at his mothers Long Island
home Wild does not Enow Lynn married to Rene In forced
South Carolina Wen bringing the stranded
girl back trailer Palm Beach
1ohen Mrs Helen Warren her employer drovs off and left the
girl the beach broke.
NoW Rene has studio apartment in Washington Square,
Lynn in nearby She still posing Rene DoEno for
Nine RednoudS smart dress shop Dhere Wild found her Uen
ne SGO her picture magazine Lynn meets Chuck
WHdS older brother separated his tOe. house party
and learns a lot about Wild during that oeek-end.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
Later he sad I'm going to give you your ring for Christ
mas Lynn emerald know just what should be- he said
ookng at her rngess hands which seemed made for fine
Jewels. "Were going to be SO happy, Lynn"
The Washington times., 1938-03-17
APOSTOLI GETS
RETURN MATCH
WITH LEE APRIL |.
BY HYPE IGOE

International News Service Sports Writer
NEW YORK, March II U.N.S0 .
Fred Apostoli was the victor in a
savage twelve.round fight with
Glen Lee in Madison Square Gar.
den some few weeks back, and the
two have been rematched to fight
on April Fools Day in the same
ring, this time over the fifteen,
round trial.
1t will be recalled that Apostoli
staged a Jim Braddock in that
first fight, coming through to
overwhelm Lee in the last two
rounds. Fred got the decision
and the lions share of good things
writing men say of a winner.
That didn't satisfy the hand
some ex-bellhop of San Fran
cisco. He was troubled over what
he himself said was his own poor
fighting. He knew he had made
mistakes. He admitted that the
Edison, Neb., wildcat was tough
gun fodder.
Larry, get me Lee back in
15-round bout. I'll not need Is but
they'll come in handy if the going
gets too rough. I'm positive I can
stop him and these pictures have
told me why I failed to do it the
first time" said Apostoli to his
manager after witnessing motion
pictures of the fight.
Fred has made a memo OF his
bad spots in the fight, and like
wise Lees. There isn't a good or
bad move that the wildcat made
that Fred hasn't set down and
studied over and over again.
"I think that I would have
flattened Lee had I not been
butted under the chin in the
fifth round. I had him going in
that round, and when he butted
me, wasn't right for three
rounds. They had to take five
stitches in the cut under my
chin, so you can see that it
wasn't a mere scratch" said
Apostoli today.
I'm sore over that San Fran
cisco decision, sore at the world
and myself. won the fight, but
they didn't give it to me, so
that's that"
The Washington times., 1938-03-17
COLLEGES MAY
WITHDRAW FROM
OLYMPIC GAMES.
Continued from 1st Sports Page,

Continued from 1st Sports Page)
colleges, but I think the ath-
letes will try to get there some
way. Probably they'll arrange
to get a month off.
$50 far as the A. A. U. is con-
cerned. we are just like other
members of the American Olym-
pic Association. We win be gov
erned by~their actions"
Daniel j. Ferris, national secre-
tary of the Amateur Athletic
Union said that he fully supported
Brundage in protesting against the
late dates.
Even more emphatic than Fer
riS and Brundage over the dates
was Alfred Masters, manager of
the United States track team in
the Berlin games. Speaking from
Palo Alto, Masters favored with
drawal of the American team from
the Tokyo Olympics.
II believe we should with
draw from the 1910 Olympic
games" he said.
1T will be impossible for in
tercollegiate athletes to go to
Tokyo during those dates, as
they belong in classes at that
time and cannot go across the
Pacific"
Ferris pointed out that under
graduates or recent graduates Of
universities and colleges
had virtually won the track and
fields events of the 1886 Olympics
for the United States.
The most prominent undergrad
uate was Jesse Owens, winner of
the 100-meter and 200-meter
sprints and the broad jump and
of the winning 400-meter
relay team. Others were John
Woodruff, 800-meter champion;
Archie Williams, 400 meters; For
rest (Spec) Towns and Glenn Har-
din, 110-meter and 400-meter
hurdles, respectively; Cornelius
Johnson, high jump, and Earle
pole vault.
The Washington times., 1938-03-17
EIGHT NET MATCHES

An eight-match schedule has
been arranged for the Western
High School tennis team. In ad-
dition to the interhigh series
the Georgetown meters
will clash with the Navy Plebes, st.
Albans and st. James Schools.
The Washington times., 1938-03-17
Tow Entrains for
Lewis Bout Sunday

ALEXANDRIA, March 17.-Bob
Tow, local heavyweight, leaves for
New York city Sunday, where he
will go into training for his bout
with John Henry Lewis, light
heavy champion, in Philadelphia
April 7. The local battler will
stage daily workouts at Stillman'S
The Washington times., 1938-03-17
HUNT RACE SET

WARRENTON, Va, March IT.
Announcement for the site of the
fifth annual point-to-point race of
the Warrenton hunt will be made
tomorrow. The event is sched-
uled Saturday.
The race will officially close the
hunting season Of the 50-year old
club.
The Washington times., 1938-03-17
Pdddocks Selections at Tropical Park
Hsndicap upward Five

upward. One and one
COMMENT
Looks like right one
Likes this track
Figures very close
Much improved platter
Won last very easily
Has whipped good ones
Been racing poorly
Better than rated
The Washington times., 1938-03-17
D. c. Boy Awarded
Letter at Culver
RETURNS TO MOUND

CULVER, Ind. March 17.-Hu-
bert Jenkins, jr., of Washington,
D. c., was awarded varsity swim
ming emblem as a member of the
unoefeated Culver Military Acad-
emy swimming team.
The Washington times., 1938-03-17

IldudSeI SeI-COdCIl-plGCleC VI L1lC
BallSton Va.) A. c.
Lem and his pitching esca-
padeS are we'll known to local
baseball gullibles, be they young
or old. Not always, though, has
Lem been dishing 'em up for the
benefit of the Monument lot
crowds. For night onto Is years
Lem made considerable more
than coffee and cakes in the
minor leagues.
Salt Lake of the Pacific Coast
League, Memphis of the South
ern Association, Bridgeport and
Hartford of the new defunct
Eastern League, and Baltimore
and Newark of the Interna-
tional League all saw Lem burn
ing 'em across. In 1924 Lem
went to spring training camp
with the Yanks, his only trip
up to the big time.
FIVE NO-HITTERS
Lem won't venture to say how
many games he's participated
in, but in only one season, 1925.
with Hartford, did he drop be-
low the 500 percentage mark.
He won IA and lost 16 that sea-
son, following an attack of
pneumonia. In the 81 years he's
been on the mound theirs
hardly a week gone by that he
didn't pitch two games and
quite often three.
Lem has five no-hit, no-run
games to his credit, all having
been chalked up on Washington
sandlotS. In the minors, though,
he managed to pitch quite a
number of one, two and three
hit games.
The game he likes to remem-
Der best was the Departmental
League game in which General
The Washington times., 1938-03-17

Accounting office blanked Ma
chine Shop, 60. nON 27 men
faced Lem that day in 1920 be-
hind Union Station.
RETURNS TO MOUND
In 1880 Lem returned to local
Sandlot wars and has been
active in two or three leagues
ever since. Last season Lem
hurled for the Treasury Depart
ment nine in the Governmental
League and Ballston in the Old
Dominion Sunday League and
Old Dominion Night League.
But this year he's going to con-
fine his mound duty to the one
team-Ballston, his home town.
At an age when most men are
sitting in the shade on hot sum-
mer afternoons with their easy
slippers and a big, tall mint
julep, Lem still gets kick out
of hearing them smack into the
big catcher's mitt. Although he
can't throw 'em in there with
the speed and zip they once had,
he manages to more than get by.
But, as he puts it, Il have to
rely more on the old brain
now"
Lew loves to play baseball and
see movies. And when he isn't
doing one, you can very nearly
bet he's doing the other,
The Washington times., 1938-03-17
Lem Dozen, Win FI0e
No-Run Games,
Faces 18th Season

Like time, tide and the river, Lemuel j. Owen goes
and
Lem the 43year-old pitcher better known staring
his twentyeghh consecutive baseball unflnchngy
in the face He's ready to open the throttle full blast
Evening star., 1938-04-20

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La gaceta., 1938-01-25

viaba ingenioSamente la CONVEX
saci6n y la encauzaba hacia los
temas filos6ficos en que tanto
Sc placia. Velazquez Sc sinti6 hu
millado. Por mas que tenia CO.
nocimiento de la virtud de la es-
posa de su amigo Pepe, y nunca
sc lie habia pasado por la imagi-
naci6n ponerla a prueba, excita-
do SUI orgullo, principle por ga
~lantearla en- broma y coscluyS
por r~equerirla de amores en- Sc
rio.
Paca opuso la misma suave
indiferencia a uno que a otro;
nj sc mostr6 halagada nj ofen-
dida Su tactica consisti6 en- ha-
cerse incredula y en- rehusar
oirle.
i Vaya, niho!, ia callar...!
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

Tampa; Cotton Grabble, Hous-
ton; Oscar Coleman, Dallas
Crash Waller, Blakely, Ga. Del
Bae, Detroit, y Mike O'Malley,
Toronto.
Seis carreras sc verificaran.
La pista, a juicio de los exper-
tos, sc encuentra en- perfectas
condolences.
Everett Saylor, de Indiana
polls, es un maestro de escuela
v un famoso driver. Ademas
de campe6n de los estados CEN
traleS, puso una nueva marca
para pistas como la de Tampa.
La primera carrera Sc efec-
tuara a la l de la tarde. Prepa-
rase una competencia especial
entire los cuatro coches mas We
loces de los Is que Sc han ms
cripto.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

indiferensia por los halagos de
los hombres, llamaron al cabo
la atenci6n del irresistible Velaz
quez y concluyeron por preocu-
parle. Gustaba el guapo de pro-
digar galanterias, de f~estejar a
cuantas mujeres hablaban.; pc
70 hallaba justo que estas muje-
res Sc mostrasen lisonjeadas,
guerra verlas ruborizadas, adj
vinar que le hallaban de su gus
to: avocado estaba a clio. Con
Paca no sucedi6 10 mismo. Guam
tos mas requiebros lie soltaba,
cuanto mas lie hacia compren-
der que lie causaban impression
sus atractivos, mas indiferente
distraida Sc moetraha ella.
Con su donaire peculiar cortaba
en- seco cualquier lisonia, des-
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

mas. No tengo va ninguna CANA
de casarme. Estoy perfectamen
te asf.
-GY desde cuando ESQ, MI
ma? Porque hace pocos dias
bien fatigada andabas por He
gar a la Vicarfa-repuso Paca,
picada por Ell acento desprecia-
tlvo que Soledad habia dado a
SIS palabras.
Esta nc respondi6. Encol5ri-
72da z u vez per las de su a
r-}2, htzo IN esfaerzo para no
~ rar21se, Y 10 cons;gui6; pc
70 no pado reprimir I'm gesto
5adehoso: Paca Sc mostr5 AIN
Ha7 Aer'da por este gegto Y vol
NO ; preguntar con soma:
-Vamo, hija, cuentame ESQ.,.
IDesde cuando?
80
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

Para las carreras de automo-
viles que sc efectuaran hoy en-
los terrenos de la Feria de Flo
rida, con motive de la aperture,
Sc han inscripto los siguientes
notables autom6vilistas: Ever
EFT Saylor, de indianapolis, uno
de los favoritoS; Buddy Gallo
way, de Miami, otro favorito;
Shorty Drexler, veterano de In
dianapolis; Clay Corbitt, de
Dayton, Ohio; Harry Sheeler,
de Paterson, New Jersey; Geo.
Way, de Boston,. Mass; Shane
Fitzgerald. de G%alesburg, Ill.
Johnny Wohfield, de Detrtoit,
Michigan; Floyd Hunt, de San
Petersburg; Bob Green, de
Pittsburgh; Speedy Goff, de
Birmingham; Larry Varrier,
de Indianapolis; Larry Beckett,
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
ACUSADO DE SOLICITAR
SOBORNO Ell ALCALDE
DE MIAMI

Miami, Enero 25.-Bajo la a.
cusacion de solictar soborno de
la compania Florida Power and
Light fueron procesados aver ell
alcalde de esta ciudad, Robert S.
Williams, Y los comisionados
juez DuBose y DR.. Ralph B. Fer
guson.
Ell gran jurado que dict6 Ell
procesamiento, acusa tambien a
Carl F. Lambert, ingeniero de
la ciudad, de haber extraido
$1,000 de una compania a cam
bio de un "estudio' que no Sc
realize :,
TodOs los acusados quedaron
en- libertad bajo fianza de $25O0
cada uno.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

go un momento en- que advirti6
claramente que Soledad tenia &c
los de ella, y Sc propuso provo
car 10 mas pronto possible una
explicacion.
Una tarde lego sofa a la ten
da. Soledad la recibi6 con mar
cada frialdad. Cambiaron algu-
mas palabras indiferentes Y, CO.
mo siempre, la esposa de Pope
de Chiclana conciuvt ppr tosar
q asugto del matcimoni0 de su
amiga, dando1e cusnta 3s los
trahajos d~iplomaticCs que lie
vaba q cabo para su realization
y proeurando infundirle espa-
ranzas. Soledad esoUch6 distrai-
da y dijo al cabo cen impacian-
cia:
Mira, Paca. no tie molestes
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
TIES
BABY MILLER PELEARA
Ell JUEVES EN- BENJAMIN
FIELD

Ell nuevo empreSario de bo-
xeo de Benjamin Field, AL Ket-
chell, presentara el jueves, en-
la pelea principal, al zurdo Ba-
by Miller, de Tampa, contra
Jimmy Marlboro de Columbia,
Estado de Georgia.
Este joven Yarboro puso q
dormir la semana pasada, en- el
cuadrilatero de los artilleros, a
Jimmy Valentine, un atleta To-
cal.
Concedsse a Miller un peque-
flo margen de ventaja, por 81
mayor experienced.
Ell muchacho de Georgia pega
Electives punetazos Y aspira q
destacarSe en- la division del pc
80 weller.
Jimmy Martin, de Miami, com
batira en- ell semifinal, a ocho
asaltos, con Dummy Nix, que la
semana pasada derrib6 a Red
Powell por la cuenta de diez.
Varias peleas de cuatro y seis
asaltos completaran ell progra :
ma.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

detuvo su penetration. No vic
que Paca rehusaba aquel galan-
teo, que lie daba un ardite por
Velazquez, como por todos los
demas hombres; no comprendi6
ell caracter altivo v original de
su amiga. Por ESQ comenz6 a po-
merle mala cara, a, responderle
con ~sequedad y aun a dirigirle
algunas indirectaS ofensivas.
Como no podia concebir rue mu-
jer algana rechazase los ohsa-
quios de su querido, estaba per-
uadida de q. Paca 10 salentaba.
Esta, al principle, no di6 impor
tancia a SD actitud: la vic iris
ye , seria, y pens6 que su des-
graciada situaci6n. y Ell dasvfo
cada vez mas acentuado de We
laZquez sran la causa. Pero lie
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
Jimmy Braddock cree que lie sera possible
~reconquiistar la corona del peso complete
estdpida calumnia contra ell referee McAvoy

Farr quiere ahora una pelea
de revancha con eel irlandes y
Jimmy la favorece, estimando
que un match con Baer tendria
muy poca importancia.
Pelear con Baer, dijo Joe
Gould, seria dar un paso hacia
atras, por cuanto va lie derrota-
os y sin bugar a duda.
La posibilidad de un match
Farr-Braddock, en- Inglaterra,
parece haber desaparecido.
Braddock cobr6 por la pelea
del viernes $40, 942 6 ell 27H%
de los ingresos.
Ell cheque del ingles fue de
$21,142, incluyendo $1,000 para
entrenamiento Y Wales.
Joe G0uld, mOntado en- Ell po-
tro del ditirambo, en- contrastt
con la modestia y ell silencio d.
Jimmy, declare que su patroci
nado, antes de colgar los guam
les, hara olvidar a John L. Sui
Evan.
ia pelea con Farr, en- cuan
Ito a Jimmy fue a modo de III
experiments. Deseabamos yer S
de nuevo estaba listo para la.
grandes empresas. Y creo gu,
dej6 satisfecho al pablico."
Jim quiere pelear con ell ven
cedor del match Jose Luis-Sch
melting.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

New York, Enero 25.-James
j. Braddock, ell milagro del bo-
xeo, ell homlbre que vencio a
Tommy Farr, tiene hoy absolu-
ia confianza en- sus punos Y des
treza Y espera reconquistar la
corona del peso complete
Tommy Farr, ell vencido, pa
rece moiesto e irritado por una
derrota que estimaba impossible.
Lamenta ell ingles su actitud
frente al pGblico y Ell su nombre
do una satisfaction, por medic
de los peri6dicos, ell Sr. Frank
Bagley.
Ell brigadier Phelan, presiden
tie de la Comisi6n Atletica, con-
testando a la 'critica" de que ell
arbitro McAvoy habia dicho a
Braddock, "vamos Jim, solo fall
ia un minute" manifesto: Una
acusaci6n ridfcula, indigna de
ser contestada por la Comisi6n.
Phelan tambien Sc neg6 a dar
credito a una protesta, atribui-
da a Farr, de que la perdida del
tercer asalto, por rudeza inne-
cesaria, eS una contradiction
con la regla que no permite gol-
pes ilegales.
ia Comisi6n eSta satiSfecha
con ell "bout" y la lorna en- que
Sc efectuo y resolvi6."
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

Too ESQ es guaSa viva. Dejala
para las pohrecitas que no tie
cono2can como 70.
Y ell majo con este Sc mordia
los labios y ocultaba con una
sonrisa forzada ell despecho que
lie roia.
No pas6 inadvertido este ga
lanteo para Soledad. Aunque su
intelligence No era renetrante
de ordf1ae gluy fina
para a. v}a nt0 oelrrfa en-
el alma de 81 amante. Ningdn
p~ensamiento alegre o triste, min
gun deseo mas 0 menos vago Sc
le escapaba. Comprendi6, pues,
al instarte, al trav6s de las bro
mas trivia 4 siempre, que
Paca lie interesaba y que la esta-
'ba galanteando. Pero aQui Sc
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
NOTICIAS DE PELOTA
McPHAIL QUIERE ZANZIBAR
A VAN N

Chicago, Enero 25.-El nue.
vo administrator general de los
Dodgers de Brooklyn, ell compe-
tente Larry MacH hail, Sc en- :
cuentra en- esta ciudad Y desea
zanzibar al pitcher Van Mungo,
su lanzador de mayor fama y
eficiencia.
C~ardenales Y Cubs han hecho
ofertas p0r los servicios del pit
cher y los Cardenales parecen
tener las mayores probabilida r
DIES de obtener sus s~ervicios
MacPhail sc halla en- canine de
San Luis, donde conferenciara
con ell vicepresidente Frank Ri
ckey.
Aparentemente ell San Luis
ma dicho que superara cuales .
4uiera otra oferta.
Los Cubs ofrecieron al Broo.
klyn, seg1n Sc ha dicho, en- can
bio por Mungo, los jugadores
LOnnie Frey, Rip Collins, el pit.
cher Shoum y ell jardinero MAJ
ty, ademas de dinero.
MacPhail no quiere a Frey
porque va jug6 una vez de 10.
Dodgers.
Ell trato Sc cerraria ION el
Chicago a base de que sc lie die
ran a MacPhail estos peloteros
Clay Byany, pitcher derecho
" 81 jardinero Augie Galan.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

Falleci6 en- New York, a las
edad de Sc amos, ell Sr. Jim Mu-
trie, ell primer director que tn =
.vieron los Gigantes, en- 1888. I'm
cancer lie produjo la muerte.
Llevaba varios meses enfer :
mo. Bajo. su direction los Gigan
ties ganaron los campeonatos de
1888 y 1889.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
La Gaceta Folletin No. 81
Los MAJ0S
{ DE CADIZ
Por

ella, Sc alcanzaba la avenencia
de dos amigos enemistadas, Fl
perd6n de I'm padre, la recon
oiliaci6n de un matrimonio. Y
sobre este ninguna rigidez anti
patica, ninguna hipocresfa. No
lie importaba entrar en- una casa
de mala fama nj acompanarse
de cualQuier mujer de dudosa
conducta. Cruzaba sin reparo
por medic del lodo, segura de
no mancharse.
Pues tai sencilla altivez. tai
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
MUR1O UN FAMOSO JUEZ
DE BOXEO

New York, Enero 25.-Un ia
moso juez de peleas de boxeo,
Charles Lynch, falleci6 aver en-
esta ciudad.
La Comisi6n Atletica del Es-
tado tenia profunda confianza
en- su capacidad y honestidad.
Ell viernes pasado actu6 en- la
pelea Farr-B raddock Y di6 su vo
to al ingles. Votaron por Brad
dock ell otro juez y el arbtro.
y~9FsE
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
CON LOS GUAN1ES

Mike Jacobs estima que serfa
de gran utilidad para su bolsa
una pelea de revancha entire
Tommy FAIR y Jimmy Brad
dock.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

Asf u r=r.s ~xosotroe. Una
segEnda pelea serfa mas c0nvln
cente que la primera y una Sc :
gunda victoria para Braddock
lie daria 81 "flus' que. necesita
para osro combate de campeona
to.
FL irlandes es ell hombre de
los grandes sorpresas y llevara
Tenta a 81 sc concierta otro en-
cuentro con Farr.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

Jimmy Braddock solicita Ell
de los ingresos a Gambia
de dar a Farr una nueva opor-
sunidad de triunfar o ser derro-
tado.
Jacobs lie 'ha ofrecido ell $50,
10 que probablemente aceptara
el exeStibador.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

Jimmy Braddock no quiere pc
lear con Max Baer. No Sc lie pue
de culpar. va e. derrot6 a Baer
Y, ademas, ell hebreo como gla :
diador POGO vale.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

Los Cardenales quedaron a la
dabeza de Ia Liga Nacional, ell
ano pasado, en- ell robe de bases.
Robaron rs bases, mantenien
do su reputation como ell Club
de peloteros mas agiles de la
Liga.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25

'vicios de Frank Demaree, pero
|Wrigley Sc neg6 a considerar la
proposition.
La gaceta., 1938-01-25
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