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Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
SMYRNA HOST
KENT FIREMEN
Smyrna's Turn to Have Regu-
lar Monthly Meeting
Proves Successful
CLIFF. JONES, PRESIDES

Nearly a hundred firemen as.
sembled in the Smyrna Century
Club House at Smyrna Wednesday
evening of last week for the meet
ing of the county association. Cliff
lord Jones, president of Citizens
Hose Company presided. The din
ner was served by the Mite Society
of Asbury M. E. Church. State
Senator w. E. Matthews offered
the blessing. President Jones in
troduced guests as follows: City
Councilman, G. w. Turner; past
state presidents, Jones, Middle
town, and Harry Collins, Smyrna;
president, Elmer P. Corrie of the
Smyrna Rotary Club; Commander
w. E. Poore of Harrison Post,
American Legion, County treasur-
er Caleb w. Johnson of Magnolia
responded to the welcome. For
mer state treasurer Warren T.
Moore of Harrington. spoke brief
ly. Others who spoke included,
state president, Howard Sheldon;
state vice-president, Lewis Walk
er; treasurer of New Castle Coun-
ty Association, Leroy Owens; past
president, George W.Swain; Frank
E. McCauley, director Of the Del
Mar-Va association; Mr.. Jones, Mr..
Collins, and Mr. Corrie. An invi-
tation was extended the members
to attend the Delaware County
meeting at Chester, Pa, on March
%. E. S. Jones of MiddletoWn,
past state president of the Della
ware State Firemen's Association,
has nearly completed his history of
the fire companies throughout the
state including the old volunteer
mington. The history is arranged
in loose leaf file ledger form with
a metal firemen emblem on the
cover. There are only 10 compan-
les that have failed to provide Mr.
Jones with their history, but blank
pages have been left for these re
ports. The companies not report
ing are Holloway Terrace and
Townsend ia New Castle County;
Dover, Frederica and South Bow
ers in Kent County, and Frank
ford, Milton, Rehoboth Beach,
Georgetown and Glendale in Sus-
sex County. Mr.. Jones, who re
vealed the progress of his work at
the monthly meeting of the Kent
Firemen's Association
Wednesday night, said he would
visit Sussex County soon where
there seems to be more delin-
quents. The history will be PLAYED
in the fremen's memorial at DO
ver or kept in the Office of the
state secretary for future referen-
ence.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
ROTARY CLUBS
WEEKLY MEET
Addressed Friday Evening by
DIR. Woodbridge E. Morris
of State Board of Health
HIS PLAN ENDORSED

The Smyrna Rotary Club at
their weekly meeting last Thurs
day evening was addressed by DR..
Woodbridge E. Morris, Director
Division of Maternal and Child
Health. DR.. Morris outlined par
TALLY the functions of the State
Board of Health. Explanations
were made of the various duties of
each department. The Maternal
and Child Health department SUI
pervised by DR.. Morris is a very
interesting phase of the care and
treatment that is within the reach
of all needing instruction. The
child, problem
confronting the department was
DR.. Morris recommend
ed that steps be taken to remedy
the situation and outlined plans
for such. The Smyrna Rotary
Club endorsed the plan of DR. Nor
ris and will cooperate in the
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
SMYRNA IN All DRANTATICS
Contest to Take Place First Week
in April at Caesar Rodney

Eight All Clubs in Kent County
are polishing up their dramatic
productions for the fifth annual
All Dramatic Contests that will
be held in the Caesar Rodney
School Friday evenings, April 1
and 8. The plays are to be one
act plays requiring not less than
20 nor more than 35 minutes. The
clubs in the contest are: Houston
Cardinal Seniors and Juniors, Leip-
sic All Pals, Millwood, Oak Grove
Blue Hens Chicks, Smyrna Wide
Awakes, Union Blue Jays and
Westville. This contest is spon-
sored by the Kent County Chapter
of the Link, an organization of
older club members who have been
chosenf or leadership ability and
achievement in All.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
.POSTMASTERS
IN STATE MEET
Elect Harry X. Heite of Do
yer to Head Association
For the Year
NATIONAL PRES. HERE

AT the annual meeting Of the
Delaware Chapter Of the National
Association of Postmasters was
held Saturday at the Hotel Rich
ardson in Dover, Harry K. Heite of
that town was elected president.
He succeeds Q. z. Rittenhouse of
Newark. Other officers are: Vice
president, Mrs. Inga H. Tubbs,
Selbyville; secretary-treasurer, w.
H. Draper, Wyoming; directors,
Mr.. Rittenhouse and J. w. Der
rickson. w. B. Francisco of Will
mington discussed the work of the
state chapter at the afternoon bus
mess session. I. A. Smoot of Salt
Lake City, Utah, national presi-
dent, stressed the cooperation ex-
isting between the Postoffice De
partment and the organization. He
said revenue increases were due
largely to the work of the post
masters. Others who spoke were:
United States Senator James H.
Smith w. Purdum, fourth
assistant postmaster general:
James M. Tunnel. Democratic ma
tional committeeman: Ralph Rak-
er, Sussex County Democratic
Herman g. Taylor. Kent
democratic chairman. John d.
Jester, New Castle chairman. was
unable to attend.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
SMYRNA AT TARGET SHOOT
o. j. FarIow Makes a Splendid
Record of 49 at Wilmington Shoot

Record OF AZ at wilmington Shoot
The Red team, captained by
Charles H. Mason, defeated the
Blues, captained by Ike Turner, in
the annual team match, held Sat
urday by the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association at Whining
ton. The affair, favored by spring
weather, was on of the largest at
tended and most entertaining
events ever held by the associa-
ton. The victorious team prevail
ed by a margin of SO targets, scor-
ing 1924 to 3255 for the Blues.
Several members set new scoring
records for themselves. D. F.
Beck and George Baldwin, both of
the Blues, collected SOS. o. j.
Farlow, president of Smyrna Gun
Club and Capt. ]. B. Grier, a state
champion, turned in scores of 40
each. The annual banquet of the
association was held at the Hotel
DUPONT Saturday night. Senator
w. A. Simonton was POSTMASTER.
Short addresses were made by the
team captains, and Isadore Keil,
president of the association, and
other members.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
WELLINGTON HAS ELECTION
holland Robinson Defeats Alenda
Smith For Town Council

Following a spirited town cleo
ton in Millington for Town Com
missioner, holland Robinson, one
of four candidates, won a victory
over his nearest rival, Alenda
Smith, who was seeking reelection.
Robinson received a total of al
votes to 1S for Smith. While street
and sidewalk improvements and
the erection Of a modern sewerage
system and a sewage disposal
plant. which the Board of Town
Commissioners has been contem-
plating, was not made an outspok-
en- issue in the campaign, it is be-
lieyed to have had considerable
bearing upon the result of the
election.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
IT'S MAGISTRATE HUTCHINSON
Edwin w. HutchisOn, Democrat,
Named to Succeed G. r. Stevenson

Edwin w. Hutchison, head of
the Smyrna News Agency, a prom
inent democrat of Smyrna, was ap-
pointed magistrate for Smyrna
by Gov. Richard c. McMullen on
Monday. Mr.. Hutchison has been
active in Democratic politics and
comes of a Democratic family, his
father, John w. Hutchison, having
served in the Legislature, and an
other relative, the late Sheriff
Wilds of Kenton, being also a
staunch Democrat. The new ap-
pointee succeeds Magistrate Geo.
R. Stevenson, Republican, whose
term expired March 10. He re-
ceived his commission yesterday
and has rented the office formerly
the office of H. D. Boyer in the
HAZEL Block, Main Street.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
APRIL COURT JURORS DRAWN
Four From Smyrna on Petit and
Three For Oyer and Terminer


Three For Oyer and Terminer
! Petit and special jurors have
been drawn for the April term Of
Kent County courts converting
April Is. Petit jurors are: First
district, Arthur NJ Short, Paul
Sapp, Creadick Ennis. Delaney
Long; second district. George
Grace, Taylor Case. Clifford Hutch
ison, Harry Knots; third district.
Edgard r. Remley, John Willis,
Howard Clifton, Earl Ely; fourth
district, William James, Rollin
Cole, Fred Farrell, Jr.. PAU Pal
mer; fifth district, Caleb Boggs,
Herbert Raymond, Nelson j. For
ney, William O. Forkum; sixth dis
trict, Lambert Blades, Henry Aus
tin, Ernest Moore; seventh district.
Carl B. Gull, Sr., Herman H. Hast
ings, William W. Moore; eighth
district, Herman Vineyard. Lloyd
Morrow, Herman D. Hammond:
ninth district, Claude CahaI. Will
A~O-A AAOANCAAs - 44OA BC
John H. Johnson; tenth district,
Frank B. Austen, Carl c. Smith.
Russell Robbins. Additional iur-
ors for the Court of Oyer and
Terminer: First district, George N.
Short, Howard Jones; second dis
trict, Thomas B. Emory, James
Wrench, William Masten; third
district, Charles H. Ross, John w.
Thomas, Harry NJ Ross, fourth
district, Isaac Thomas, William
Rash, George R. Schweitzer; fifth
district, Frank Waller, w. Ross
Jones, Benjamin Franklin johnson;
sixth district, Edward Harris, Will
Miner, A Leonard Harrington;
seventh district, E. ]. Bryant, Will
liam L. Fisher. Robert Smith;
eighth district, Samuel G. Bradley,
Frank Sipple, Joseph Minner; min
tn district, Oscar Tatmann, Brin-
ton Holloway.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
SMYRNA GRANGE GROWING
Eight New Applications For Mem
bership Accepted Last Meeting

bership Accepted Last Meeting
Smyrna Grange held their regu-
lar meeting Thursday evening
Eight new applications were ac-
cepted and will be voted on at our
next business meeting. There was
no lecturers hour, that time being
spent in practicing our play.
There will be no meeting next
Thursday evening, instead there
will be three Kent County dram
attic plays presented by Trophy
Grange of FELTON,, Harrington and
Smyrna Oranges. They are hoping
to have a large crowd. All pa
irons are invited to bring friends.
March 31St will be a closed meet
ing. The lecturer is planning an
interesting program on selecting
and planting of different kinds of
seed and plants. The lecturer
urges the members to come and
bring their ideas for discussion.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
George III. Lowman, Well Known
Farmer of KentOn Hundred

George Henry Lowman, aged 81,
a well known farmer of the Ken
ton-Cheswold district, died sudden
ly last Thursday, March II, from
an heart attack. He was son of
William H. and Addie ((Willahan)
Lowman and held the respect and
esteem of the community in which
he spent most of his married life
An industrious farmer he attended
closely to business. He leaves a
large family of children. Funeral
took place Sunday and was one of
the largest gatherings of the kind
seen in that vicinity for sometime
interment took place at the Tenn
pleville, Md, cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
r OErEcTryEs NAMED

sssa ss1'1' : FRrederica, Named to
3d. s@ ., D. Wharton, Dover r
4 ss,,aa salative Francis 4. Js,T, Bnrte
toS s'1Ia na. claymOnt Street yt WIN IL
4 f. Sss T. APPOINTED state de-. !,
N 5v Ts% so'. Castle County on
u h. 10Y. .,,'. Richard c. Nc
Esqaas' de- succeeds W .., State Detec- {
y =. 3 'as same time an :.
! sents 5s ;. appointment of F., F,
|ststss ~ DaSss.: Kent County, t to 'sues sucs
hat Of announced G5i the reap
hts dstsc,,S,,a ,Saafles L. Wilkins
/ appOintssa lor Sussex. The
r had nr..., are Democrats
II s.t. previously beer : = :
lulep 1--we ,.S,, by Cover
h Rs5uSIaialls Sals Atkinson and
ftsd n ss0lleans, j had 49, go
b. ! Barsa BlS1sneF-Gov. c.Do1gn ouen
cathoIio attended Sa-
lsialst,' d 4, i widely IIno0l Rno%n :
| y 5s,,s.s ss,sSssiiI' . ! s1s~.s. 1aSw special !
frner in "e'Ss. He
cue and nlo,,, ,,e Eastern
r.. s"a Chicks !, yea with the
q other tsa, ] addition to
! s0'd record N.iis' He also
= tootban ~ :, as a basket
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
John Erhart KIaumentzer Dead

John Erhart Klaumentzer, aged
IA, a former resident of Smyrna
residing at corner of Main and
North Streets, died Monday in
Frankford Hospital, Philadelphia,
Pa. He will be buried next Sun
day at p. m, from st. Peters
Episcopal Church. Interment will
be made in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Surviving him are his wife, Emma
Shortman, and four sons and one
daughter. Mr. Klaumentzer's par
ents John and Chratta (Wolffen)
Klaumentzer came here from Ger
many.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Rev. j. w. Parkins, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the Week

The Church of the Nazarene,
Rev. ]. w Parkins, pastor, makes
announcement that a prayer meet
ing service will be held this even
ing at 7.30. Next Sunday there
will be Sunday School at 9.45 am.
morning worship at 10.45 a. M,
subject THE Christian Strength. y
Young peoples service at $50 pm.
and praise and evangelistic mes
sage at 7.30. The church extends
a friendly welcome.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
Grass Fire Near BIacxbird

Firemen were called to the
shack of Paul Schultz near Black
bird on the State Highway, Mon
day. About five acres of sage
grass and woodland at the farm of
Thomas R. Moffitt was destroyed.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
Thieves At Smyrna Ignore Safe

no arrests have been made of
thieves who broke into the Ennis
ad Deakyne service station Tues
gay night Of last week. While
tney ignored safe containing sew
eral hundred dollars, they robbed
the cash register Of several dollars
IN small change.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
Successor TO Gordon Turner

James Warren of Clayton, son Of
n q. Warren, r. r. engineer, has
become a lineman and assistant to
Gnief Electrical Engineer j. H.
wilson of the Town of Smyrna,
succeeding the late Gordon Turner.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
JERMAN CHAPEL SERVICES

INoVa d. T. OUfnpUUII, PdSUOr, All
nounces Services for the Week
Jerman Chapel, the Rev. John E.
Campton, pastor, announces the
regular services for the week as
follows: Prayer service Wednesday
evening, at 7.30 p. m. Sunday
School on Sunday at 2 p. m.
preaching at $50 p. m. and again
at z p. m. Young Peoples meet
ing Sunday evening at $50 p. m.
Public is invited to attend all SER
vices.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
EIAI CRASH
IIg
| oud Marian Horn,
rhrton. Killed When
Car Hit Bridge
.,Dc N CAR HURT

k,n.p vas thrown .inD into n(Se5 Gon7
a:tim irr Sunday morning Wne4 gne4
licking tass news was sent that a.
'ItS = (. citizens, Ellsworth y.
:, md d Miss Marian Jane Horn n
siied and Mrs. Jones ana
~ I'm Ms. Louis Mandes were
T. irirsd. The accident hap
u -.ssr the auto party OF SIX
IT, ",' from Philadelphia reach
~ on the dual highway
/. y O'clock Sunday morning.
/ iors,. IN AZ, was instantly kill
1 Tss latter, who was a world
uotsrau, was smell sAOSAou
l" 4, service but recovered
[.,rtlv II hold a number Of
u worked at one time for
| wilson, Smyrna, and later tor
\ Slaughter, Clayton. Miss
,su Jane Horn, Il years old, ot
roD. a niece Of Mrs. Jones
N s.45 o'clock Monday morn
4 tbe Kent General Hospital
,Vvsr. She was a member Of
Years graduating class at
lon Grammar School. Louis
ID 81 wears old, Of Clayton,
,tm Of the automobile in
| Jones and Miss Horn we're
|. vas placed under $4,000
By Magistrate William Davis
sE Castle On a technical
L Of assault and battery
ng an inquest. He was ar
! BY Corporal Barnes and Pri-
High Harrity Of the state Pc
The accident occurred, ac-
& to a statement made BY
Is 70 Sergt. Elliott Kitchens,
be mOmentarily fell asleep.
L passengers except Mrs
. Jones, AZ, wife Of the man
we're thrown from the car.
Horn suffered a fractured
fractured left leg, and cuts
rliSeS. Mrs. Jones is being
! at the Kent General Hos
Or two fractured ribs. Mrs.
Mandes, 81 years old, wife
driver, is in the Homeo-
Hospital with a possible
e Of the skull. Her condi-
as reported fair. Mandes
sated for a laceration Of the
the same hospital. Mandes
lFpenter by trade and came
Vton from the Main Line
outside Of Philadelphia. He
in the Wallen house and
' vas working On the Al.
Smith house, Smyrna.
ION is the daughter Of j.
( Horn, Clayton. Her mother
! She is also survived by
:, Mrs. r. W. Miller Of Clav-
r. Jones is survived BY bis
hree sisters and a brother.
lIe' Mrs. Edna Willis, 122
! Avenue, Colonial Park
( glon; Frank Jones, 5O2
-hlrtieth Street, Whining
+. Susan Williams, 27 New
1T slele and Mrs. Bertha
~ Lancaster Avenue, viii
!, As Jones died in New
county and the Miss Horn
!. Kent County, the question
ing a Joint inquest will b
lsa. Fatalities in New
county come under iuris-
q Coroner Smith, and
I ! Kent County under Cor
aaIry Camper. A donnie
! VIII take place for both =.
: ana Miss Marian Hcrn
'slToOn n at 2 p. m., from
h. c9apsl' Smyrna. Rev
y u Marx Barton, the Enis.
:. ms'9l' will OfHciate at both
!. , ITO. . take place at Odd
cemetery. Sro,,,., ~
Smyrna times., 1938-03-24
Town Council Met Friday Night

At meeting of Smyrna Town
Council Friday night, progress was
reported on the Market Street and
industry projects. The contract
for the hosiery mill building was
held over for a week.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28

mente ell largo zaguan, sembra-
do de carretas y coches deterio-
radios, Y lego a un espacioso pa
ito. Habia numerosas puertas,
la mayoria dando acceso a las
cuadras. Hacia ella Sc dirigi6.
pero en- vez de acercarse a la
puerta del centre, Sc corri6 ha-
|cia uno de los rincones donde
otra mas chica. Por ALI
Sc entraba al cuarto de la hueS-
peda: 10 conocia perfectamente,
como conocia toda la casa. Paca
habia dado a su amigo aquella
habitaci6n independents, 1nica
que tenia bien amueblada.
Puso Ell dido a la puertecita,
permaneciendo en- esta posici6n
largo ratio. Luego sac6 Ia lave,
Ia meti6 con suavidad en- la ce-
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
JOSE LUIS ~DEFENDERA Ell
VIERNES SU U CON
IRA HARRY THOMAS

Chicago, Mario 28.-El for :
midable p1gil negro de Detroit
que ostenta la corona mundial
del peso complete, Jose Luis, de-
fendera Ell viernes su tftulo, en-
esta ciudad, frente a los punos
lie Harry Thomas, ell ahijado del
empresario Nate Lewis.
Luis subira al tablado como
un gran favorito, por cuanto en-
SO combates solo fue derrotado
una veg.
Thomas pele6 con ~Schmeling,
en- JUNO, y lie resistio ocho asal-
tos.
La Ultima victoria del cam :
pe6n, hace pocas semanas, tuvo
como victima, en- tres asaltos, al
peligroso gladiator Nathan
Mann, a quien muchos estiman
superior a Thomas.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28

silencio. La c6lera lie apretaba
la garganta no dejando salir las
palabras. al fin exclam6 con
voz alterada, extendiendo la ma
no:
-iSal de aqui, canalla!
81 maio Sc estremeci6, Sc pu-
so tambien densamente palido.
-iPor tn vida, Soledad, no
me repitas esa palabra...! mi
ra que te pierdes y me pierdes!
ISL, ISL, icanalla! |, imas
que canalla !-profiri6 la j6-
ven trocando ell color blanco
d esu rostro por otro encendi-
do como la grana-. iQue o.
tro nombre mereces, charran,
indecente...? SQuien comete
una acci6n tan baia como esta
SIN ot0...? s., canalla... TIE lla-
La gaceta., 1938-03-28

Y sin aguardar respuesta to-
mo la GAIA de cerinas de su me-
sa de noche e hizo brotar la luz.
AL volver la cabeza di6 un grito
y Sc lie cay6 la Gorilla de la ma
no.
It'll, it'll, itd!-repiti6
con espanto en- las tinieblas.
ISL! Yo soy, Solea... iPer-
domaine que haya dado este pa
so...! Ell carino que te tengo me
ha vuelto loco...
Al mismo tempo do un paso
hacia la j6ven; pero ella retro
cedi6 Y sacando apresuradamen
tie ORC f6sforo encendi6 la bu-
jia. Luego Sc plant6 delante de
el erguida, altanera palida, cla-
vandole con Juror sus oios Ia
meantes. Huho I'm momento de
La gaceta., 1938-03-28

rradura Y abri6 lentamente pro
curando no hacer ruido. Avanz6
despues por una pequena ante
sala, buscando a tientas en- la
pared otra puerta. hasta que di6
con ella Y Sc detuvo. Llam6 que
do con los nudillos. Nadie con-
test6. Torn6 a lamar mas fuer-
tie.
- uien va?-dijo desde
detro una voz bien conocida.
Velazquez puso los labios so
.bre la cerradura y respondi6 en-
VOC de falSete:
-Abre.
i Quien es?-pregunt6 So
ledad.
Antonio.
-Aguarda un momentito.
Oy6 el maio, con eli coraz6n
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
os Jefes de Syracuse jugaron aver dos desafios


Mooty lanz6 en- los 1ltimos
innings hasta que Blackburn,
con su "jilote'', puso Ell jue-
go en- Ell refrigerator" del Sy-
racuse.
Jimmy Bottomley impulse la
primera carrera, con I'm hit.
Ell batazo de cuatro esquinas
de Glossop tuvo una extension
superior a 325 pies.
La temporada Sc inaugurara
oficialmente en- Ybor City ell
pr6ximo %viernes, jugando los Je
fes con la famosa novena de In
dianapolis.
Lanzara la pelota ell alcalde
Chancey y han sido invitados
los presidentes de las sociedades
latinas.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28

palpitante, ell rechinar de una
cana y ell ruido de unos pies que
Sc ponen en- el suelo. AL instante
Sc abri6 la puerta.
-Pasa-dijo Soledad con voz
apagada.
Velazquez obedeci6.
IC6mo has tardado tanto,
hijol-sigui6 con acento de NAL
humor, mientras cerraba de nue.
vo la puerta-. va no contaba
contigo. TIE he estado esperanto
un ratio muy largo y, al fin vien-
do que no venias me he determi-
nado a meterme en- la CANA.
Espera, voy a encender un f6s-
foro.
-iNo!-dijo VeEazquez con
voz de falsete.
-IPOr que mo-
La gaceta., 1938-03-28

Una pelea de gran importan-
cia tendra lugar ell venidero vier
mes, en- New York.
Fred Apostoli, ell italiano de
San Francisco, vencedor de Mar
eel Thil y Freddie Steele, lie dara
la revancha a I'm hombre formi-
dable de Nebraska, Glen Lee
Venci6 Fred a Lee, hace algu-
mas semanas, pero despues tuvo
la desventura de que Young Cor
bett III, UNI veterano, lie derro-
tara por puntos.
La pelea con Lee sera a Is a.
saltos. ST Apostoli triunfa, Stee-
La gaceta., 1938-03-28

Nadie pone en- duda que ell ne.
grito Henry Armstrong derrota
"a ell microbes, en- New York, al
famoso veterano Lew Feldman.
Henry espera con ansiedad su
"bout" con ell hebreo Ross.
De veneer a Barney seria Ell
primer campe6n que subiria DIES
de ell trono del peso de pluma al
weller, sin antes someterse a la
prueba del peso ligero.
En- este case, 81 Ell negro triun
ia lie enfrentaran con Lou AM
bers, ell italiano de las 1876 Ii :
bras.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28

Ell sAbado, en- Ell terreno de
Cuscaden, los Jefes del SYRIA
cuse, dirigidos por Jimmy Bott-
omley. vencieron a los Novatos
del Cincinnati, en- un desaffo
interesantSimo.
Los novatos son formidabies,
pero los Jefes, animados por sus
amigos de Ybor City, supieron
dominarlos.
Aver, fuera de Tampa 81 club
de Jack Corbett jug6 dos desa-
ffos, brillando de nuevo.
Las Alas Rojas de Rochester
fueron abatidas por Ell Syracu-
Sc; pero ell director Bottomley
observe algunas pequenas equi-
vocaciones que tratar& de RENE
diar.
Contra los novatos del Gin
cinnati, ell Syracuse alcanz6 ell
triunfo con anotaci6n de IL por
z.
Los Alas Rojas fueron derro-
tados en- Tarpon Springs, du-
rando ell desafio IL innings.
Una division de los reclutas
de los Jefes jug6 con ell Louis
lille, en- Arcadia, y sali6 con las
manos en- la cabeza. La anota-
zion sin embargo, fue renida, de
10 carreras por 8.
Wayne Blackburn di6 aver
I'm oportuno batazo de hit, en- la
oncena entrada, impulsando la
carrera del exito. Dee Moore, Ell
catcher, que Sc hallaba en- las
bases, lego a la gonna" con ell
tercero de los hits bateados por
Blackburn en- Ell curse del desa-
fla.
Glossop descarg6 I'm batazo
de cuatro esquinas v Roy Ban
ducci uno de tres.
Cook inici6 ell juego contra e
Rochester Y no lie pudieron ano'
tar en- tres innings. Gee, ell pitcl
er zurdo, recogi6 Ell juego con III
margen a favor de 4 por 0; pc
no lie cometieron costosos erro
res, NADIA menos que seis. y lo'
de Alas Rojas empataron.
/ En- ell septimo salieron los Je
fes de su estupor y anotaron 0
ira earrera; pero la carer,
les fue devuelta por ell Roches
y culmin6 ORC empate.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
~ uACUrA.
La campeona no tiene 81 mo6o blindado
FL campeon contra Ell ex-campeon

Luego de hecha una ~investiga
ci6n por conducto del fcaballero-
SO Santana, podemos informar
hoy a nuestros lectores que ca
rece de Fundamental ell rumor de
cue la campeona Mildred Burke
"tiene ell mono bIindado."
Mildred no gasta mono y ST u
ma melenita elegante que hizo
decir al hebreo "Blimp" Levy,
Ell hombre de las 900 libras: esta
campeona parte Ell alma.
Doris Doan, que tiene una for
taleza de punos que para ST quiz
sieran algunos conocidos pdgi-
les, sera la contraria de Mildred
Muchacha inteligente, con va
rias colecciones de llaves q su
disposition, la retadora cree te-