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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-15
"BABY TORNADO" AT
GREER DOES DAMAGE

GREENVILLE, S. c., July ID.
small buildings
were splintered at Greer, S. C.,
Yesterday by a "baby tornado
that swept down shortly after
noon. A garage was blown across
the Southern Railway tracks, ty-
ing up traffic for 20 minutes.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-15
TOBACCO TAX
LAW UPHELD

RALEIGH, July Is. (UPl-At-
torney General Harry McMullen
announced today that Superior
Court Judge J. Paul Frizzelle had
signed a judgement sustaining the
constitutionality of the North Car
DINA 1897 scrap tobacco tax law.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-15
GOOD AFTERNOON

Il has been discovered that sun
spots stop radios, but nothing in
nature can stop a commercial
plug.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-15
WEATHER

Fair tonight and Saturday; lit
tie change in temperature.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
LEA LA REVISTA sri, ETA

temerosamente fruncido. La CO
lera Y ell miedo Sc ensenorearon
de su alma. 5Por que habia de
estar unida a I'm hombre a uuien
no guerra? lEra su marido?
No. Pues entonces, jque obliga-
ci6n tenfa de sufrirlo? Ademas
corrfa grave riesgo de que con
c~ualquier pretexto fundado o in
fundado de celoS la desc una
punalada... Conocia bien su tenn
peramento brutal, su orgullo
quisquilloso que ahora disimu-
laba o parecia dormido a causa
del capricho repentino que por
ella lie habia entrado. FL dia me-
nos pensado Sc lie subia la ia
chenda a la cabeza, 10 echaba
TODD a rodar, como otras veces,
y perecia a sus manoS.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
IEMPEZARA HOY LA REGA-
IA DE YACHTS ENTIRE
SAN PETERSBURG Y LA
HABANA

San Petersburg, Mario 5. -
AL mediodia de hoy Sc inisiara
"a regatta entire este puerto y la
Habana, apareciendo inscriptas
l3 embarcaciones.
Llegaron aver y saldran en- Ell
grupo de los contendientes, 81
Capricho, de Sc pies, propiedad
de Julian j. Refs, de New York,
y Ell Kittyhawk, de so pies, Gu
yo dueno, John Thinker, de Gle
veland, arrib6 en- ell 1ltimo mo-
mento.
Las embarcaciones encontra-
ran fuertes vientos del noroeste.
Como favoritos Sc mencionan
Sonny, Starlight y Kittyhawk.
81 Sc desatara I'm fuerte vien-
to, la goleta Golocam tendria las
mayores probabilidades de vie :
torias.
Els propiedad de Alfonso Co
mez Mena, de la Habana.
Esta embarcaci6n es la de ma
yor tamaio en- ell grupo.
Aloha, una goleta de 40 pies,
aparece mandada por el notable
caricaturista Wally Bishop.
Remigio Hernandorena, de la
Habana, manda la Polux lie La
Duquesa, de Tampa, tiene de pa
iron a Harry Burgess.
Northern Light, una embar :
cacion de Pass-a-Grille, ira man
dada por Francis Bidwell.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
DEPCRTES
Ell FINLANDES BARLUND
ACOSTO A BUDDY BAER
Cay6 ell hebreo a la Iona en- el
septimo asalto

New York, Mario 5.-El cam
pe6n finland9s del peso compile
to, Gunnar Barlund, venci6 ano
che en- ell septimo asalto a Bud
DIV Beer, ell corpulento hermano
del excampe6n mundial Max
Baer.
La victoria Sc otorg6 a Bar
lund cuando era evidente que
Buddy no podia seguir resis :
tiendo.
El arbitro Bill Cavanaugh in
tervino, poniendo en- alto 81 bra
20 del finlandes, luego de que
Baer habia sido castigado con
mas de 20 fuertes golpes de de-
recha contra la cabeza y el cuer-
20. ri
AL Reno, ell entrenador de
Barlund, Sc desmay6 de emoci6n
cuando trataba de subir al cua-
drilatero.
La multitud expres6 descon :
tento porque Sc habfa apostado
mucho dinero a Baer, en- proper
ci6n de IL a 5.
Pocos momentos despues ell ia
blado quedaba limpio.
Barlund sangraba de la cara,
de tres heridas, pero castig6 q
Baer de una manera formida :
bic.
Tenfa Buddy una ventaja en-
ell peso de 4212 libras y una ven
taja Ell alcance de brazos, de 8
pulgadas.
En- los dos 1ltimos asaltos
Baer ya no saba en- que lugar
Sc encontraba.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
mentia su forzada sonrisa.

iAASAitAo 81 AAdud SOuI lSds
-Pero, guas6n, Ute has crei-
do la simpleza que acabo de de-
cir? iEs que no Sc puede gastar
una broma...? SC6mo has podi-
do figurarte que yo me habia de
chalar por csc titiritero?
FL majo Sc calm6, solto ell GU
chillo y Sc dej6 caer sobre una
silla. Soledad Sc sent6 a su lado
Y charlaron I'm ratio. Apretada
por ell miedo, hizo un esfuerzo
Cor mostrarse ~afectuosa VI Sc
disculp6 de sus insolentes pala-
bras. Despues subieron a casa.
Cuando al cabo logr6 quedar
sola en- Su cuarto, ell rostro de
Ia j6ven cambi6 enteramente.
Desvaneci6se la sonrisa contra
hecha que 10 dilataba y Qued6
La gaceta., 1938-03-05

guirla. La miro acobardado al
gunos inStantes v al fin profit
rio con amargura:
mo merezco siauiera csc
pequeno sacrificio? Por ii me
privaria yo de hablar con todas
las mujeres de este mundo..., ~
tn, en- Gambia, no puedes pasar-
tie sin las guasas de csc ito!
Soledad, que reprimia a duras
penas la impaciencia, exclamo:
-lEa, basta va! iHago 10
que Sc me antoja! Nj tn estas a.
marrado a mi con una cadena nj
yo a ii tampoco... Asi, Ell dia que
Sc me ponga en- el mono, con
csc o con otro, con Ell que me de
la CANA, me voy Y te deio plan
tado. lilo Quieres mas claro?
Y sin aguardar contestaci6n
La gaceta., 1938-03-05

Sc dirigi6 a la puerta para subir
acostarse. Una blasfemia de We
lazquez la hizo volverse.
-iAh...! iva Sc concluyo mi
paciencia! 81 no quieres ser mia
tampoco seras de otro; porque
antes tie voy a partir ell corazon.
Rapidamente echo mano a un
cuehillo que habia sobre ell mos
trador Y Sc lanz6 sobre su que
rida, Retrocidi6 esta LENA de
terror, mas por subita inspira-
ci6n exclam6 sonriendo:
Anda! iY 10 has tornado
en- serio de verdad?
YelazQuez Sc detuvo Y la miro
estIpefacto, inflamadas las me-
jillas, nameantes los ojos.
Entonces la j6ven Sc acerc6 a
81 con semblante palido que des-
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
NOTICIAS DE L o
INCORPORATES

Practicaron aver con los Ro-
jos, como sc habia anunciado,
los peloteros English, Cooke y
Bongy.
Cooke bati6 345, ell ano pasa-
do, jugando con el club Minnea
polls.
Bongy, del Club Portland, de
la costa del Pacifico, bate6 con
un promedio de 1922.
English tendra OCCASION de bri
liar en- la tercera base O en- ell IS.
Hoy Sc hizo una practica, en-
thoras de la manana.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05

Bruscamente tom6 la resolu-
clon de abandonar la casa. esNa-
Ga, yo no estoy mas tempo con
este to-"
Meti6 sin hacer ruido su ro-
pa y enseres en- Ell badl Y 10 ce-
RIO. Despues Sc sent6 sobre la ca
ma y, con ell dido atento, los O.
JOS extaIlcos, aguard6. oy6 las
campanadas de las doce, v supo-
hlendo que Velazquez estaria va
olen dormido, Sc echo ell mant6n
sobre los hombros, baj6 ouedo
la escalera, abri6 la puerta con
cautela, sali6 y la cerr6 sin min
guna, echando la lave v deian-
doia puesta para que su ouerido
no podiera salir a perseguirla
en- Ell case de que despertase.
Iustamente este acababa da
La gaceta., 1938-03-05

puso a arreglar las botellas de
la estanteria. Velazquez Sc acer-
de nuevo a ella suplicante.
10 que te pido no creo que
tie ha do costar mucho trabajo...
Deiame echar a csc hombre de
casa, Y yo tie promote no moles-
tarte mas con celos...
Tampoco dijo NADIA la taber-
nera. Hubo una larga pausa. al
csbo insisti6 con voz tembloro-
Sa:
Solita, no me des csc
disgusto... Pideme en- Gambia 10
que quiaxa IS.
-L0 6n5co que te pido es Que
re 1e5a "a sn paz-repuso ella
alejaDdog para Impair una de
las meas.
-V@zz1ez 10 sc atrevi6 Sc
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
VERNON GOMEZ g AL
CAMPAMENTO

San Petersburg, MARIO s.
FL pitcher zurdo Vernon Gomez
estrella de los Yankees, Sc puso
aver SD uniforme Y despues ma
bio con los periodistas de sus a.
suntos financieros.
Gomez dice haber recuperado
Ell sueldo de $4,000 e insista en-
que NADIA lie molestan las Difficult
tades con su esposa, June O'Dea
de la cual desea divorciarse. Pc
sa 172 libras.
Bill Dickey no pudo practi-
car.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
E IA UACNrA@
Ell TORNE 1E BASKET
BALL

Los Terriers de HillSborough
las Panteras de Plant llegaron
aver a los finales, en- Ell torneo
de basketball de esta circuns =
cripci6n.
Las Panteras vencieron a les
j6venes de la Academia Militar
y los Terriers al institute de st.
Petersburg.
Frank Pemberton Sc distin-
gui6 mucho en- Ell ataque, por
parte de las Panteras.
Alberto Jimenez, como de cos
tumbre, realize una eficiente la
Dor en- ayuda de los Terriers.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
CON LOS GUANTES

Las aspiraciones de Buddy
Baer fueron deshechas anoche,
a punetazos, por ell finlandes
Barlund. j,
Con una ventaja de AZ libras
y unos brazos de 8 pulgadas
mas de alcance, Baer hiri6 al
finlandes en- la cara, pero no pu
do contenerlo.
Cuando ell arbitro intervino
sangraba Barlund, pero Baer,
vencido, no podia tenerse en- pie
La derrota servira de descon
suelo a Make, que ha dicho en-
differences ocasiones: Mi hernia
no, como yo, llegara a la corona
del peso complete.
Buddy tiene peso y aparien :
cha; pero lie falta habilidad, lc
mismo que a su hermano.
La victoria eleva las acciones
del finlandes, que aspira a pc
lear con Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
REcUpERo sU IT,
TUO

Paris, Mario 5.-Venciendo
al espahol Baltasar Sangchili,
Al Brown, Ell negro panameno,
reconquist6 la corona europa
del peso bantam.
Fue un combate a 10 asaltos,
decidido por puntos y fallo de
los jueces. .
Brown es un veterano del pu
gilismo y lleva en- Francia mus
.chos amos de residential.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05

AVIS0:-Se necesita una Ia
quigrafa Mecan6grsfa para a
Departamento de Radio!ogia del
Sanatorio del Censro Espahol,
que liable ingles y espanol, y a
ser possible tenga alein conoci-
miento de Rayos x.
Pueden dirigir "a sniicitud al
Secretario de "a Secci6n de Be-
neficencia J. Oscar MARES, P.
o. Box 527 Ybor City Station.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
ESPERA ORR
OFERTA

Comunican de San Francisco
que ell famoso bateador Joe Di
Maggie ,estrella de los Yankees,
espera otra oferta del coronel
Rupert.
No ha tenido noticias del CO.
ronel, en- los 1ltimos dias, ell j6-
ven pelotero que demanda un
sueldo de 100000 Y lie han ofre-
edo $25 900.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
A R E Ell
QUINTO

Earl Averill tendra ell quinto
lugar en- ell orden al bate de los
Indios.
Oscar Witt, Ell nuevo director,
conferenci6 con 81 Y lie conven-
clio de que era mayor su utili-
dad en- csc puesto ZEN lugar del
tercero.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
LAS PRACTICE DE LOS
DODGERS

Bajo la direction de Burleigh
Grimes comenZaron aver sus
practicas los Dodgers de Brook
Ign.
Las practicas sc efectuaran
dos wees al dia, una bora en- ca
da turno.
No lego ell pitcher Freddie
Fitzsimmons, que era esperado,
pero sc halla en- canine.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
strip Sc RETIRARA

Joe Strip manifesto aver, en-
Orlando, que 81 los Cardenales
no lie pagan ell sueldo por 81 Pc
dido, de 10000, Sc retirara de
la pelota organizada.
De New Jersey, para jugar
pelota semiprofesional, Sc lie ha
ofrecido un sueldo de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
Pogo unos golpes Electives y

le fus puesta Ia corona de orc.
Despues la perdi6, sin que de-
mostrara condolences autenti :
cas- de campe6n, en- un mattel
con ell irlandes James j. Brad :
dock.
Make Sc retrata de nueyo con
los guantes ~puestos; pero no vol
vera al trono aunque lie permit
tan poner una herradura en- ca
da guante.
Siendo campeon, en- esta ciu-
dad Tony Cancela lie hizo lucir
muy NAL.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05

Sc N I'm mant6n de
Manila, mantilla y castahuelas.
Precio razonable. Informan en-
ell 1908 de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05

Bill Terry recibi6 en- Baton
Rouge, La. una carta de Luis
Whitehead, hermano de Bur-
CESS, la "a. base, informandole
que ell enfermo Sc recobra ra-
pidamente.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05
La Gaceta Folletfn No. SIS
Los MAJOS
DE CADI2
Por

me mandases tirarme por la
muralla, me tirarfa...; 81 Sc te
antojase la cruz de la custodia,
ira a robarla para IT,. Paro
hay cosas que hieren mas que
una bofetada, mas que una puma
lada en- ell coraz6n... TIE ruego.
por tn salud Y por la de tn ma
DIRE, que nc ne DIES mas celos...
Mira que me estas quitando Ia
vida.
Soledad glard6 silencio. Alz6-
Sc de la silla en- que estaba y Sc
La gaceta., 1938-03-05

Los hermanos Baer ganaron
Y quizas ganaran mucho dinerO
en- ell boxeo; pero como pugiles
jamas dieron que pensar a los
criticos.
En- cambio Make, con sus pa
yasadas, logr6 varios contracts
como actor del cinema y del ra-
do.
Pero los contracts lie "flaquea
ron" cuando perdi6 ell titulo.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05

Sc VENDE Mant6n espahol,
muy bonito. Bajo precio. Infor-
man 1908 Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05

Marie Baer conquist6 la cvfo
ma del peso complete aunque era
un pugilista inferior, en- cuanto
a habilidad.
La gaceta., 1938-03-05

UNA CARTA DE WHITE
HEAD
The Washington times., 1938-11-28
BOWIE RACING
WILL RESUME.
ON WEDNESDAY,

Racing at Bowie will be resumed
on Wednesday, it was announced
by Joseph B. Boyle, general man
ager of the Southern Maryland
Agricultural Association, which
conducts the meeting.
BY doing so. the meeting will be
extended through Saturday, De
cember 3, regardless of conflicting
with the meeting at Charles
Town, w. Va, which inaugurates
its card Thursday.
Decision to postpone the meet
ing until Wednesday due to the
impossible condition of the track
because of frigid weather, marks
a record for delays at the Mary
land plant. According to Manager
Boyle, two previous meetings have
been postponed for one day each,
because of Snowstorms.
The decision to suspend the
meeting was made yesterday after
Manager Boyle inspected the
frozen strip. He consulted the
Maryland Racing Association,
pointed out the dangers should
the thoroughbreds race on the
frozen turf, and the request for a
postponement was granted.
The Washington times., 1938-11-28
0 My GIANTS
STAND between
skins AND TITLE

The New York Giants stand
between the Washington Red
skins and the championship of
the Eastern Division of the Ma
tional Professional Foot ball
League. The teams clash on the
Polo Grounds in New York city
next Sunday. The Redskins must
defeat the Giants to win the
championship.
A tie will give the Eastern title
and a right to play the winners
of the Western title to the Giants.
AS the teams now stand, the
Giants have won seven games to
six for the Redskins. Each team
has lost two games, but the
Giants tied only one, while the
Redskins tied two.
The spirit of the Redskins, and
of Redskins fans, has been height
ened by the sensational passing of
Sammy Baugh against the Pitts
burgh Pirates yesterday. The
soft-spoken Texan shot two touch
down passes, one to Wayne Mill
ner and the other to Bob McCheS-
ney.
The Washington times., 1938-11-28
LOUIS FATHER
PASSES AT So

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. %. - Flu
neral services for Monroe Barrow
So, father of the world heavy,
weight boxing champion, Joe
Louis, will be held tomorrow. The
Brown Bomber's father died here
at the Searcy Hospital for Negroes
yesterday of a cerebral hemmor.
rhage.
He had been a patient in the
hospital for the last 10 years.
Emmarel Davis, of Detroit,
Louis sister, will arrive to com
plete funeral arrangements today,
DR.. M. L. Moorer, head Of the in.
stitution, announced.
The Washington times., 1938-11-28

Guessing of the conference vote was rife.
Most experts, however, believed that the
TrOjanS had the "inside track" by virtue of
their Is to Z win over California.
CalifOrnia'S supporters, however, were
still cIamOring for the invitation as the bal
lots were being counted. They pointed out
that the TrOjans were humbIed by both Ala
bama and Washington this fall and that
they face possible third defeat at the
hands of NOtre Dame at Los Angeles this
Saturday. And their cry was.
"The Rose Bowl doesn't want a thrice
beaten team"
And who will be the Eastern representa-
tive at the Rose Bowl? The Western rep
The Washington times., 1938-11-28
Fans Await B0wL Choice

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20 HN.S).-Eyes of
the entire football world today were turned
upon the office of Prof. High WiIIitt, of the
University Of Southern California, president
Of the Pacific Coast Conference.
Some time this afternoon WilIett will an
nOunce the result of the 10 college vote to
determine which team shall represent the
West at Pasadena's Rose Bowl next jan
uary 2.
Will the Vests representative be the once
beaten California Golden Bears, defending
Rose Bowl champions? or, the Southern
California TrOjanS, once beaten in the con-
ference, once Beaten outside the conference,
fOrnia?
The Washington times., 1938-11-28

resentative will have the privilege of doing
the inviting.
WeIl-infOrmed circles reported that both
the Golden Bears and the TrOjanS have
Texas Christian and Duke, in that order,
lined up as the prospective opponent. Each
of these eIevens has established an enviabIe
record this season.
Other possible candidates are Oklahoma,
Carnegie Tech and Tennessee.
Oklahoma incidentally, will clash with a
coast Observation-Disclosures State-in an in
tersectiOnaI tilt at Norman, Okla, on Sat
urday.
In the most important intersectiOnaI
game, however, NOtre Dame rates as a 10
tO-6 favOrite over Southern California in
Los Angeles.
The Washington times., 1938-11-28
HEUR|CH CAGERS
FACE CHAMPS

Jerseys defending champion
Reds today had sounded a warn
ing to Washington's Heurich
Brewers as Sponsor Chris Heurich
jr., started clearing the decks for
Washington'S initial home Amer
lean Basketball League game with
the defending mpions at
Heurich gymnasium, Twenty-sixth
and D Streets Northwest, Thurs
day night at 9 o'clock.
Heurich Brewers are to invade
Kingston, N. Y, for an American
League game with Kingston Co
lonialS Wednesday night.
Jersey Reds yesterday surprised
the American League leading
Philadelphia Sphas with a 80 to
SO victory in the Jersey gym
naSium.
Phil Rabin personally accounted
for an 18-point total. Although
he is regarded the sensation of
American League basketball, he
will not lack spirited individual
opposition with Mickey Schon-
field, former G. w. U. ace.
The Washington times., 1938-11-28

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. %
(I.N.s.).-Danger of losing
his right leg by amputation
today lowered over Monty
stratton, 25-year-ol pitcher
for the Chicago White sox,
who shot himself in a hunt
ing accident near here.
Stratton, rated one of the
best pitchers in the Amer
lean League, was hunting
rabbits at Greenville, Tex,
with a 80 caliber automatic
pistol when the mishap &C.
Cured.
AS he replaced the weapon
in a belt holster after taking
a shot at a rabbit it was dis
The Washington times., 1938-11-28

: Debating o y t and Ss 2sy5 HRS 1--WE
Devils Devil 'AAO'A HSA' O''NN @'" "'''' VAC '''N'
THE EYES OF TEXAS UPON T. C. IT, and the hand Of
also upon POI 9sS Hed F Dv ap THEN HEN
his forward in tn the oo4ToN BOWL the Lone Star
eH 4 d o III T Hs as at named a1 d. s
WASHINGTON STATE on next Saturday at Norman
s BOWL hsg Rs up
NOW LEST IT BE SAID That THE WRITER IS MERELY
LOOKING FOR TROUBLE we look at DUKES RECORD
with attention COLGATE and GEORGIA TECH. two of
STATE we're not exactly nvincb So we
down to HoETH CAROLINA and PITT 49, p NOPE POWER
Pasadena boys will decide that doesn't make
we TALK a LOT ABOUT THE EoRTTTUDE OF FOOTBALL
aroe The p 1G who Wo E aaS 1T
yos the fnR Ct PPT aSs G o e pc
themselves willingly of winter to watch two football teams
play major game.
MATCHED SATURDAYS in climatic rigos There was the
1929 oSs game C An o TaS
ARMY RT731E Soldiers Field
Srous SlSsa aS UsH BUT the were
e:ted
aqS I9p6 UR with the
FR1 GsT w su: T cRT FHsoUGH 70
M1ssTATEMENr OF truth that the Army game
much Of game The game dd was Se one OF the
ee 2ossa @ sshsSH on @ ehsrs
dents who witnessed the struggle The smashing defense Of
HYsONG and CAPT PETE POWELL deserve special mention
MAYBE SOME OTHER FIELD PRODUCED A STRONGER
AND STOUTER DEFENSE than showed against Navy at
least fo times But somehow or other the game escapes me
the time.
ART ROONEY KNEW WHAT DOING WHEN HE
SIGNED WHIzzER WHITE FOR $4,000 TO PLAY FOOTBALL
It is too bad that he hasn't couple like the Whizzer
That is, it's too bad FROM A PITTSBURGH STANDPOINT
White had had Just mite Of help the field Yesterday
the Redskins might HAVE BEEN ELIMINATED AS CONTEND
tonal Professional Football League
WHEN THE GAME WAS OVER THE REDSKINS UNITED
IN CALLING THE COLORADO BOY ONE OF THE GREATEST
of all time White barged down to the Skins 10yard line
third period yards everything
O great football player should do White with the
REDSKINS the PACKERS GIANTS, we might be
get REAL LINE ON HIS ABILITY Playing this year with
the Pirates only watch his individual efforts DRAW
UPON OUR IMAGINATION FOR THE REST OF THE PICTURE.
THE WHIZZER is JUST SWELL SORT OF BOY He
BACKSTAGE AT THE CAPITOL THEATER THE OTHER
NIGHT TO BE INTRODUCED TO WASHINGTON AUDIENCE
BY THE WRITER refused to talk about his football
accomplishments but tried to tell about football his
home country WHATS THE USE OF TRYING TO PRE-
DICT THE OUTCOME OF GAME?" he asked 1--WE KNOW
THAT THE REDSKINS STRONG, TEAM
HAD LOT OF BAD LUCK" Which way of putting
1t The truth is that the Pirates bad They
can't with the Whizzer and they'd be completely with
out him.
The Washington times., 1938-11-28

second time this season that .
college game here has been post
poned. In october, George Wash
ington moved its game with Ole
Miss from Friday night to Satur-
day afternoon because of rain.
The game today marks the final
appearance of no less than seven
Redbird players. These are Capt.
John Kasunich and Joe Bunsa,
ends; Burke Vidnovic and Frank
Krawczel, backs; Johnny Carve.
las and Wayne Ambrose, guards,
and Frank Cairo, tackle. OF the
group of departing seniors, Kasu.
mich, Vidnovic and Ambrose are
Continued on Page 10, Col. ~
The Washington times., 1938-11-28
Hunt Mishap Threatens
Monty Stratton's Life

farm of his mother, Mrs. L.
D. strattin, crawled to .
road and shouted and waved
his cap until he attracted the
attention of his wife, Ethel.
She picked him up in their
car and stratton was brought
to st. Paul Hospital here.
It was found the bullet
had severed the femoral
artery. Surgeons said ampu-
tation might be necessary to
save the baseball players
life. The bullet was re-
moved and the artery tied,
but gangrene threatened.
In addition, his condition
was rendered critical by loss
of blood.
The Washington times., 1938-11-28
Dodge Stables Win
IntI. Show Honors

CHICAGO. Nov. 28.-The
stables of Frances M. Dodge of
Rochester, Mich, have been
making a runaway of the blue rib
bons at the International Horse
Show in the international Amphi-
theater in progress here.
Those to carry off blue ribbons
so far are Top of the Town, a 5.
year-old bay gelding. in the three
gated saddle horse class; Har-
mony Lane, a chestnut mare, in
the five-gaited saddle class, and
the matched pair of bays in the
tandem event, Glen Avon Reveler
and Fleetwood Verbena.
The Washington times., 1938-11-28

the Rose Bowl, it will be the second time in
recent years that dream eleven" WAS
IGNORED by the Pasadena committee.
IN 1892 COLGATE EMERGED FROM A
NINE-GANIE SCHEDULE as Duke has
emerged this year But the Rose Bowl
bid WENT TO PITTSBURGH, which had
been indicated, but tied twice When
Pitt received the bid to the bowl, ANDY
KERR made his famous statement: COL
GATE WAS UNDEFEATED, UNITED, UN-
SCORED UPON, AND UNLIMITED" {.
The RED RAIDERS surely would have done
as well as Pitt did that year, for the PAN
HERS WE'RE TROUNCED, IS TO 0, BY
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
DUKE is THE PERFECT TEAM" OF
THE EAST . Whether or not it is the
BEST TEAM is OPEN TO DEBATE E.
1t might have quite time with TENNES-
SEE, which is undefeated and united, the
leading team in the Southern Conference
And if you want to take in more terri
The Washington times., 1938-11-28
Canadiens Defeat
Detroit Red WinQs

DETROIT, NOV. ga goal in
the third period by Georges Man
thao enabled the Montreal Cana
dienS to snap their losing streak
of nine games and defeat the De
troit Red Wings, 3 to 2, in a Ma
tional Hockey League game here
last night.
A crowd of $500 witnessed the
fray.
The Washington times., 1938-11-28

uIluSIuOS.
The bumper crops of ice, sleet,
and snow which descended in this
section Turkey Day, and which is
still with us, caused Athletic Di-
rector A. j. (Dutch) Bergman to
postpone the game until today, as
the C. U. stadium gridiron proved
too dangerous with it's chunks of
cement-like ice for a football game.
Coach Rex Enright, of the Game
cocks, readily consented to stage
the battle here this afternoon.
FIRST TIME IN HISTORY
This is the first time in modern
grid history hereabouts that a col
lege football game has been played
on a Monday, although it is the