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Nogales international., 1939-01-28
Wagers Dedicate
Nels, "PenthouSe"

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor j. Wager,
Jr., dedicated their new "Pent-
house" "a new room above their
garage) Thursday evening with a
most clever and unusual party.
Games were played and refresh
ments served throughout the even
ing.
Among those invited to the cele-
bration were Mr.. and Mrs. Nasib
Karam, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mog-
nette, Mr.. and Mrs. William Man
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Pottin-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. zacha-
rias and John Elias.
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JOINT MEETING OF
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES
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The ladies of the Baptist Mission
ary Society were hostesses Thurs
day afternoon at the Methodist
Church at joint meeting Of ladies
from the Methodist, Episcopal and
Congregational churches.
Mrs. Osie Barkley, president OF
the Baptist society, opened the
meeting with a word of welcome,
which was followed by hymn and
and opening prayer by Rev. w. r.,
McGaugh and a reading from the
Scriptures by Mrs. Barkley.
Mrs. Clyde Baldwin, president OF
the Methodist society, gave a talk
on "Who Is My Neighbor', which
was the subject of the meeting. Mrs.
Louis Hudgin rendered a solo, Mrs.
) Inez Delmear gave q, talk, Rev.
Gordon Hyde sang a song which
was followed by a trio by Mrs. H.
M. Clagett, Mrs. j. B. Page and
Mrs. Max Keyte, accompanied by
Mrs. Blanche Warren at the piano.
Tea was served by the Baptist
ladies to the following guests: Mes
danes A. j. Mitchell, F. U. Allen,
I. Burgoon, w. R. McGaugh, Har-
ry Berrier, E. K. Cumming, Clyde
Baldwin, F. w. Hannah, Osie
Barkley, E. Hardman, Lillian Chat
ham, R. G.. Michelena, G.. H. Nc
Nulty, Charlotte Stauffer, M. L..
Carney, Carlos Oakley, Annie Reg
an, w. N. Puckett, E. J. Marston
and Miss Emma Lohn.
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DESSERT BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Walter Freeman was host
ess Thursday afternoon to mem
bers of her dessert bridge club at
her home on Hudgin street.
Mrs. E. j. Leahy was awarded
the prize for high score and Mrs.
S. A. Sowell of Tucson won Sec
ond.
Members and guests included
Mesdames L. j. Mansfield, Mable
Patterson, A. A. Gatlin, M. W..
Lewis, Herbert Chatham, E. j..
Leahy, S. A. Sowen of Tucson and
the hostess.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Winter Schedule:

Winter Schedules:
On Sunday's-Masses at 7, 8 and
II.
Rosary ard Benediction at p.
m. on week days. Masses at 2 and
8
L. DUVAL, Pastor
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BRIDGE CLUB
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Mrs. F. B. Carroon entertained
for members of her dessert bridge
club Thursday afternoon at her
home on Grand avenue. Mrs. A.
G. Kibbe was awarded the club
prize for high score and Mrs. Frank
Duffy won second high.
Members present were Mesdames
A. G.. Kibbe, H. R. Sisk, F. L.
Miner, Eugene Sykes, G. B. Wilde,
Walter Holm, Frank Duffy and the
hostess.
Nogales international., 1939-01-28
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Marstan en-
tertained their young son on the
occasion of his 18th birthday with
lovely birthday party at their
home on Perkins street Sunday af-
ternoon.
Those present were Della Ra-
mirez, Lorraine Lytle, Irene Fleis-
cher, Ivnnone Shane, Elva Calde-
ron, Shirley Schrader, Norvel Puck
ett, and Charlie Everett, Dickie
Fleischer, Luis Ramirez, Billy
Steen, Howard Lytle.
Nogales international., 1939-01-28
WEDNESDAY CLUB

Members of the Wednesday Des-
sert Bridge Club met this week at
the home of Mrs. Lon Bellman
on Walnut street.
Mrs. r. T. Frazier scored high
and Mrs. Criag Pottinger second
high.
Those present were Mesdames w.
P. zacharias, T. N. Falvey, z. B.
Noon, Truman Graydon, NJ H.
Boughton. Frazier, Pottinger, and
the hostess.
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ett, and Charlie Everett, Dickie
Fleischer, Luis Ramirez, Billy
Steen, Howard Lytle.
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COCKTAIL PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Barbee en-
tertained a group of their friends
with a lovely cocktail party at their
home on Crawford street Satur-
day evening. Those attending were
Messrs and Mesdames j. w. Man
son, Remigio Azuilar, Julio Pima,
Jr., Miguel Bazurto, A. M. Joffroy,
Roberto Espinosa, Mrs. E. G. Car
reno, Misses Gloria Carreno, Maria
Perez, Mintha Itule, Beatriz Rob-
inson, Aurelia Joffroy, Messrs Ro-
dolfo Pima, Alexandra Joffroy, Jr.,
and Enrique Hambleton.
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YPF MEETING
The members of the Young Peo-
pies Fellowship held their regular
meeting at st. Andrews Episcopal
Church Sunday evening. Miss Geor-
gia Ray Cutting and Rev. E. G.
Howe were presented joint gift
and a lovely birthday cake. Rev.
Howe and Mrs. E. A. Titcomb are
sponsors of the organization.
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Mrs. M. G. Shannon, who is the
guest of her son, I. H. Shannon,
entertained a group of her friends
with a lovely luncheon at the Cav
ern Cafe Those attending were
Mesdames Herman Medlen, Roy
Cheshire, H. j. KarnS, Thomas l..
Hall, I. H. Shannon, Helena Fen
ton, and Ann Wright.
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Mrs. James A. Harrison has re-
turned from a. several weeks visit
with relatives in Texas, Georgia and
Virginia.
DESSERT BRIDGE CLUB
Members of the Wednesday Des-
sert Bridge Club were entertained
this week at the home of Mrs. H.
J. Karns on Grand avenue.
Members present were Mesdames
Louis Hudgin, w. A. OConnor, A.
j. Milliken, j. G. Glissan, w. E.
Carroon. H. j. Karns and Miss
Frances Burlinson who substituted
for Mrs. A. A. Spurgeon. Mrs. Hud-
gin held high score for the after
noon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Sowell OF Tue
son are the house guests this week
Of Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Leahy at
their home on Pajarito street.
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ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Rev. Charles Edward Howe, Vica

800 a.. m. Holy Communion.
GAS a. m. Church School.
HOO a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon.
$50 p. m. Y.P.F.
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EASTERN STAR

The regular social meeting of the
Eastern Star met Thursday evening
at the Masonic Temple. Lewis Kay
wood gave a very interesting talk
and showed slide pictures of the
missions in Mexico and Arizona.
At the conclusion of the meeting
refreshments were served by the
committee, Mrs. E. c.. Bells, Mrs.
Ralph Moery, Mrs. Fred Kemmeries
and Mrs. Harry Brann.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26

mas, 20 tomare manana ell ex-
preso que sale de Barcelona a
las ocho y pico, y a las diez y
media de la noche estare aqui.
ii Bien, adi6s. Es precise a.
rreglar este! Dame un beso!
II Pero 20 no te acompaho a
la estaci6n?
-iQuita, mujerl Nj Martin
lleva alli, Lo despedire en- la
Puerta de Atocha, ordenandole
que Yuelva a casa inmediatamer
te. Y 20 bajare andando a la
estaci6n, o cogere un taxi.
Y, hacienda una leve pausa.
saliendo va hacia los corredores
amplios de este hermoso palacio
ahadi6 en- voz baja:
It'll 10 que has de hacer es
a Celia, querida! No
to flies de las muchachaS, que va
La gaceta., 1939-06-26

AGn no habian transcurrido
dos minutes desde que Sc diera
la orden por telefono, cuando.
Jacinta pidi6 permiso para en-
trar en- las habitaciones de Ma
ria de la Cruz, donde las dos
sehoras Sc habian refugiado Y
hablando en- voz baja.
Use puede?
-Adelante lQue hay, Jacin-
ia?
Ell coche de la sonora espe-
IA.
NJ bien. Olga que voy a.
LA.
La muchacha Sc march6.
Las dos Marias quedaron nue.
vamente sofas.
La esposa de NGhez habiase
puesto un sombrerito negro y
sobre su traje seneillo
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
La Gaceta Folletin No. $50
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

DIRE de Celia en- tono firme Y de-
cidido.-iYo ire a yer a Miguel !
IQue bora es ahora
Maria de las Moves consuit6
su relojito de p~ulsera.
Las diez y cinco-contest6.
La otra pareci6 reflexionar.
isl, justol-dijo al fin,
FL expreso de Barcelona sale a
las diez y veinte de la estacion
de Atocha. Pideme un coche en-
seguidal Me voy a ST mismo co.
me estoy.
La mujer de Borgoha Sc ha-
bia levantado, y lie abri6 los bra
sos q 81 prima.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26

hacs csrca de i'm mes So sncuen.
ira hacienda training, Sc batira
con Henry Raymond en- una pc
lea de suma Importance para
ambos, FL vencedor tendra una
oportunidad frente a Tommy
Kiene por el titulo del Sur.
Tommy Kiene, poseedor de
una maravillosa zurda, proce-
dente de Savannah, Georgia, Sc
ra presentado en- Benjamin,
Field, 81 Frank, ell enthusiastic
promoter, puede llevar a cabo
sus intenciones.
lRobertico Diaz tomara parte
en- ell primer "bout" del progra-
ma, a seis rounds.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26

de casa, de un tono castaha obs
euro, un abrigo de ricas pieles,
negro tambien.
Y mientras cogia los guantes
y ell bolsillo enorme, de Ultima
moda, metiendo en- 81, al azar,
un puhado de billetes de veinte
y diez duros, que cogi6 de un
secretaire, iba advirtiendo a
Maria:
-Bueno, mira, escGchame
bien. Yo lego esta noche mismo
a Barcelona, y claro esta que
ire a yer a Miguel Immediate
mente. tn di a los criados, a Nj
colasa, a Jacinta, a todos, que
me he quedado en- casa de una
amiga que esta muy enferma,
pQr ejemplo A tn marido no
creo que tie edeste mucho hacer
selo Greer tambien... por 10 de-
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
DEPORTES
CHINO ALVAREZ FAvOR1-
TO 10 A 5 PARA SU PELEA
DEL VIERNES CON RICH
ARD HERNANDEZ
(Por Arthur OJedG)

Chino Alvarez, veneedor del
mexicano Manrique en- la noche
del dfa 16, por amplio margen,
Sc encuentra en- gran lorna Y
hacienda un buen training para
la pelea que sostendra icon Ell
tambien boxer local Richard
Hernandez, vencedor ell mismo
dfa del ex-campe6n cubano Six
to Morales, despues de una Pc
lea sumamente movida e into
resante donde abundaron los
momentos de emoci6n entire los
cientos de fanaticos que a~sistie-
ron.
FL Chino " d e. pelea con-
fiaio en- su agilidad, experien-
cia y punch" para derrotar al
muchacho que promote apro-
vechara ell 'chance" que estuvo
esperanto por espacio de 9 a.
nos.
70 opino que ell Chino debe So
lir vencedor pero 81 la pelea Sc
prolonga hasta los 1ltimos cpl
sodios debera acumular aire Y
fuerzas suficientes para termi-
mar. Richard tiene duros pu-
nos y en- ell menor descuido lie
puede pegar con suficiente pu-
jana para enviarlo a la Iona
pOr conteO de diez.
Ell manzanillero Morales, que
tan apretada decision perdi6
frente a Richard, opinando Ell
p1blico y los p~eriodistas que de-
bian haberle concedido unas ia
bias lie hara frente a Joey Ray
mond, en- ell semifinal, a ocko
"Yo no estaba en- buenas condi-
clones euando mi Ultima pelea,
pero probare a joey que aun
hay Sixto para ratio, y no para
re hasta ir a una revancha con
Richard Y veneer a los mejores
pesos ligeros que Mr.. LAMAR
que encuentre, incluyendo al
Chino Alvarez.
Ralph Ferrer, conocido ban
~tam-weight eubano que desde
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
CHN GRANDMOTHER FA-
VORITO PARA Veneer
ESTA NOCHE AL ORA
CON VERDE
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Honest" John Grandovitch,
que hara frente al "Enemigo
P1blico No. /" en- la lucha prin-
cipal de la noche de hoy en- Ben
jemin Field Arena, predice su
victoria sobre ell Dragon Verde.
Hare 10 que no pudieron lie.
var a cabo nj Wilmer nj Roche"
fuercn las ultimas palabras del
polaco vencedor de Jones y Han
ley en- sus dos recientes salidas
al cuadrilatero despues de tres
amos de ausencia.
Aunque es arriesgado senalar
vencedor en- este interesante
match, por encontrarse ambns
en- perfectas condolences, Gran
dovitch es ell favorito, de 5a a.
En- ell sefinal veremos a "fie-
bre amrlla' Chris Zaharias
frente a Steve Budynas, que tie
ne una cuentecita pendiente con
ell primero v aprovechara ell mo
mento para cobrarsela.
y en- la aperture Marvin
Jones y Tommy O'Toole, proce-
dente este de Phoenix, Arizo-
ma. Els un luchador de brillante
porvenir que rinde SUI mayor
esfuerzo desde que suena la cam
pana. Ash 10 demostrara '"The
Fighting Harp" al hacer su jri-
mera presentation esta noche.
(PcsG a Ia Ia. p6g.)
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
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ECHADOS DE LA MONG0-
Liza EXTERIOR LOS INVA
SORES

Moscu, JUNO 26.-Una nota
Official lnforma que las tropas ia
ponesas y del manchukuo fN-
ron arrojadas por complete de
la Mongolia Exterior, territorio
que invadieron ell pasado IL &c
mayo.
BESIDE ell II de mayo hasta Ia
fecha Sc ha venido combatiendo
por la infanteria y la aviacion.
Una escuadrilla de 95 aviones ru
SOS fue atacada por l20 apara-
tos japoneses, perdiendO los n
gresores 81 y los rusos IL. A
partir del once de mayo hasta Ell
25 de JUNO, los japoneses per-
dieron SO aeroplanos y los rusos
23.-Las bajas han sido nurne-
rosas por ambas parties. En- los
combates de mayor % y 20 los
nipones perdieron 400 hombres
y las fuerzas ruso-mongolas 40
muertos Y 20 heridOs.
Mintiendo, como de costum-
bre, ell mando japones ha hecho
publican en- Toxic que en- los Ill
limos cinco dias su aviaci6n de.
rrib6 134 aparatos del Soviet.
Ell sabado una escuadrilla ru-
sa, de 60 aparatos, Sc encontr6
con otra japonesa, del mismo MI
nero. De los japoneses fueron
derribados Is aviones y de los
rusos solo dos. Los japonesas
dieron esta noticia como que
ellos habian triunfado y los ru-
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
NOTAS SOCIALE

La Verbend
Era desfavorable ell tempo;
pero la Secci6n de Recreo del C..
Asturiano conquist6 otro exito
en- la noche. del sabado.
Centenares de parejas, mu-
chas de las cuales habfan separa
do mesas, pasaron alli una no.
che inolvidable, bailando hasta
ell amanecer con las orquestas
de Manuel Sanchez, La Sonora
y Victor Ruiz.
La Secci6n Guido de todos los
detalles, con su buen gusto de
siempre.
Antonio Gonzalez (Nin) in
tervino de manera notable en-
los preparativos.
Ell programa fue aplaudido
en- todas sus parties.
Reciban los organizadores to-
dos nuestra congratulaci6n, por
el exito.
La lluvia conspir6 contra ellos.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
-iSeras IAN santa, Maria?

DSOefaS tan SdHCdi MARIA
Va a exponerte, acaso?...
IL va 10 ves!... iPero 80!
Isl, ST, es precise que vaya!. &.
iTengo la seguridad de que Wien
do yo a Miguel, lie convencere de
que este que 81 quiere es una To-
cura! -. Anda, llama.
Ella misma Sc acerc6 a IN tim
bre.
Apareci6 Jacinta, la linda ca
marerita.
d Desean las sehoras?
-Telefonee listed al garage,
que me manden en- seguida un
coche. IEsta Martin?
Isl, sonora.
-Pues digale que venga 81.
Pero volando, que tengo muchi
sima prisal Y
La gaceta., 1939-06-26

Cdmara de Concrete
Esta citada para manana
martes la Camara de Concrete
de Ybor, en- su oficina de la No
vena avenida y Gale Catorce.
Empezara a las $50. Suplf-
case la asistencia de todos los
directories.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
Henry q Dolly

Esta notable paresa de bale
anuncia su beneficio para ell dfa
z de julio, en- ell Circulo Cubano.
Ella es una bailarina de me-
rito, j6ven, graciosa e inteligen
tie, y Ell tiene consagradas srs
mejOres horas al arte que pro-
fesa.
Con ellos cooperara ell p1bli-
co, que sabe apreciarlos.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26

saludado CORA en- mano por 81
portero.
La mujer de BCrgoha Sc que
daba livida, con las manos cru
zadas, rezando un padre nuestro
la oraci6n dulce de su nihez
pidiendole a Dios que la saliva
ra
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
SOS habian perdido Is aviones.

SOS habian perdido Is aviones.
Documentos encontrados en-
un campamento que los japone-
Ges abandonaron, reveal por par
- de los invasores ell prop6sito
dc. destruir ell ejercito de la Mon
golia Exterior. La mayor parte
de las acciones de guerra Sc IL
braron en- las cercanias de Lago
Dor.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
Eg Picnic

Tiene anunciado para ell do
mingo proximo su gran Picnic,
en- ell edificio social, ell castillo
Crist6bal Colon No. z de los Ca
balleros del Aguila de Orc.
Las Comisiones de hermanos
yienen trabajando sin descanso
en- pro del exito.
Centenares de .uDiertos Sc
han vendido va. Ell aL.nuerzo Sc
servira en- la sala baja y Ell bal
lie tendra lugar en- e piso alto,
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
PdndderoS

PdndderOS
Debemos recordar que ell Pic
mic de la Union de Panaderos Sc
efectuara ell dfa 16, en- los terre-
nos de La Columna.
A beneficio de las bueras O.
bras que esta Union realiza.
Esperamos los detalles que los
organizadores nos han prometi-
do.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
Los empleados de la
Casino ENterDY1Se

Casino Enterprise
Ell microbes Sc efectuara IN
La Tropical la fiesta organiza-
da por los empleados de la Ca
sino Enterprise, con motive del
decimo aniversario de su forma
ci6n en- Ybor City.
Los preparativos Sc vienen ha
ciendo bajo la direction de Ri
chard Rodriguez y Raimundo
Bazarte.
Fiesta de cordialidad.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26

con una excelente orquesta.
Els ell Picnic annual de esta Lo.
gia, digna de la estimaci6n de
todos.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
Boda

Contrajo aver matrimoniO el
6oNen ROlando Manteiga, ihijo
de nnuestro director, con la be-
LA senOrita americana Nina. Ro-
berts. HEWm
Boda de amor. Tiene el 10 a.
nos Y ella 16.
FL Rev. Walter Passiglia, de
la iglesia Presbiteriana de Ybor
City, tuvo a su cargo la ceremo-
mia, en- su residential de la ave-
nida "a.
La presenciaron 1nicamente
las dos familias y unos pocos a.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26

sabes.
We tranquila, Maria. Tu hi
jita no Sc apartara de mi lado.
iSalvame, por Dios, salvamc!
-ilConfia en- Dios, confia en-
miLcontest6 la madre de Ca-
liza besando a su prima politi-
ca; Dios te salvara Ell ha de
iluminarme! No..
Maria de las Moves vic a IA
santa subir al coche, a trav@s dc
unos visillos.
FL auto, uno de aquellos autos
enormes, eerrados, de la casa.
de aspecto y comfort modernisi-
mos, Sc desliz6 en- seguida sua-
vemente sobre la arena del lar.
din.
I'm instante despues cruzaba
Ia cancela enorme de Ia veria,
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
Townsend

Townsend.
Ell Picnic del Club de Town
send No. 20, de la Juventud La
tina-Americana, Sc efectuara ell
dfa A de julio, en- ell parque De
Soto, en- Palmetto Beach.
La entrada sera gratis para
todos. Orquestas aontratadas /:
La Florida, y Manuel Sanchez.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
CAPITULO xxx
Renuncidmiento

Maria de la Cruz Sc ape6 del
auto en- la misma esquina de
Atocha.
lnmediatamente, con voz a.
premiante, lie dijo a Martin:
Il Vuelya listed en- seguida
a casa, que creo que la sehori.a
Maria va a salir!
La gaceta., 1939-06-26

migos por cuanto Rolando de-
tesla la ostentaci6n.
POr su eterna felicidad hace-
mos votos todos los de esta casa.
La gaceta., 1939-06-26
LA GACETA

Ei peri6dico en- idiOma EspahOl
de mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1939-06-26

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-08
WatertoWn Golf Notes

Qualifying for the annual club
 championship will start at Water
 town Saturday, August l2 and con-
 tinue for one week. All flights with
 the exception of the first will be played on a handicap basis. Jack
 Coe, the defending champion will not compete on a handicap basis.
 Jack Reuter-, runner-up last year is brushing up hIs game for an- other effort.
 About 60 Watertown members will
 journey to Torrington Saturday for the second half of their match. Wa tertown has an 8 point lead in the first half played at Watertown last month. The privilege of the Tor rington course Is extended to Water- town players this week for a prac- tice round.
 A six man team will compete in the annual state team matces aC Torrington on Sunday, August 20th. The matches in previous years have been held on Labor day.
 A further revision of the par at Watertown is expected shortly. The present plan is to make the 7th and llth holes par 4 instead of 5. This reduces the par to 68. Set at this figure, par will not be easily equaled.
 Mrs. William Gazey recently set a new course record for women when she carded an 88. The former record, 89 was held by Mrs. Leslie Beebe. The ladies club champion ship now held by Mrs. Emerson Tompkins, will get under way short- ly. Among those to figure promi- nently in the first flight are Mrs. Gazey, Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. Ray mond Pidge, Mary Cronan and Mrs William Stiwell, all playing fine golf at this time.
 night and about 40 couples attended. Another open house will be held this Saturday. The next club dance Is scheduled for early in September.
 Heard in the lockeroom-Harold Turnblom telling how he needed two pars for 70 Saturday, but 4, 2, for a 73. Harold Beeoe back from a short vacation at Jack son. N. H. where he met Babe Ruth. Bill Gazey absent toc long now. and the rumor around he has quit the game. Bill carded an 89 the day the Mrs. carded the88 for a new ladies record. Maybe they matched cards md Bill lost. Col Jim Kiely busy he power company an- lual golf match. and many inquir- les as to why his name hasn't ap- ,eared here in two weeks.
 While his clubmates are battling It Torrington next Saturday. club president Henry Campbell will be pussy joining the ranks of the bene- iicts at L ,ncaster Pa. where the ,oung lady resides.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-08
REDS FACE REAL PENNANT CRISIS
 FOR TWO WEEKS
Two DOubIe-Headers With Cubs Start Final Drive;
 Walker Delivers
By GEORGE KIRKsEY

United Press Stan Correspondent) New York, Aug. 8.-(UP)- Whether the Cincinnati Reds are getting ready to go into one of those nose dives for which National league August pacemakers are fa- nous will more than likely be de- termined within the next 13 days.
 During that span they take on the three western clubs, the Cardinals, Cubs, and Pirates, for IA games be- fore making their final eastern in- vasion. After 10 straight wins, the Reds tapered of last week losing four out of six The Cardinals have charged up to within eight games of the league.leaders by reeling of nine in row. Nine days ago the Reds looked invincible behind a 12- game lead.
 The next two days will be highly important to the Cubs, defending champions, and the Reds, pretenders to the throne. Those two clubs will tangle in doubleheaders today and tomorrow. After leaving Chicago, the Reds go to St. Louis for three games in two days and then return home for two games each with the Pirates, Cubs, and Cards.
 Dixie Walker, former American league outfielder, made a successful Brooklyn debut when he singled home the run in the 10th inning that gave the Dodgers a 7-6 victory over the Boston Bees in night game.
 A crowd of 27,95o saw the Dodgers come from behind twice to tie the score before winning out in the 10th to go into undisputed possession of fifth place In the National league over the idle New York Giants.
 Interest In the American league centered on the Yanks-Senators game at Washington, where Alley Donald, Tanks sensational fresh- man who won l2 straight before be- ing stopped by the Tigers last week, will attempt to bring the Bronx bombers out of a mild slump, and snap the Senators seven-game streak. Joe Krakauskas, who has won six of his last eight games and two straight, will attempt to take up where Bob Teller and Mel Harder of the Indians left of Sunday in their double triumph over the Tanks.
 The Cleveland Indians scored three runs in the eighth inning to come from behind and beat the St. Louis Browns, 6-5, for their third straight win in a night game be- fore l6,467. Ray Mack and Lou Boudreau, Buffalo recruits, each made an suspicious debut. Boudreau hit triple and single while Mack drove in Che tying run with an in- field out and scored the winning marker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-08
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