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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-13
News From
Hdrdin Schools

Winners of the scholarship
tests given last l1eek were an
4lounced as follows:
United States history - Jack
NeWklrk, first; Bob Kenyon,
second.
General science-Barney Old
Coyote, first; LaRue Young,
second.
English usage, Go, II and 12)
Margaret Belns, first; Wilma
Mehling, second.
English usage, 90 Janice
Kelley, first; Helen Kamerzel,
Chemistry-Alan Conner.
Biology-Marie Bentley, first;
Wilma Mehling, second.
Tipping bonnie Warren and
Betty 10 Trenholm.
Bookkeeping-Frank Peterson,
first; Alan Conner, second.
World History-Marilou Frai-
ley, first; Ida Peterson, second.
Economics-Marjorie Sikken-
ga, first; Felma Lowe, second.
Home economics l. Helen
Kamerzel, first; Jeanne Kelley,
second.
Home economics II-Pamela
Lane, first; Phyllis Durham
and Anna Luther, second.
Members of oronyx sponsored
an assembly program Friday
afternoon. Numbers included
the following:
Vocal duets, "Springtime" and
Nearest and Dearest" Eileen
Plumb and Roberta fitzpatrick;
skit, "The Evolution of a Pro-
were Miss Marian Pitsch of Har-
din, Elsie, Darline and David
Kern and Miss Velma Hardt.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the afternoon.
Erdman Schaak of Billings
is assisting with the spring york
on the Paul Schaller ranch.
Mrs. Ford Davis motored to
Hardin Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lee shopped
in Hardin Thursday.
Mrs. o. E. Robertson, Mrs.
Ann Deichl, Mrs. Paul SchalIer
and Hugh Snively were the All
club leaders who attended the
All club council meeting in
Hardin this Wednesday. The
clubs under their direction in
clude the Poppy Brownies, the
BOW. club and the Future
Farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taylor
and children spent Easter Sun
day with Mrs. Taylor's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Smell.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-13

DR.. Ernest R. Groves, noted
authority on family problems
and a professor of sociology at
the University of North Caro-
lima will be among opening
speakers at the fifth annual
conference on conservation of
marriage and the family, open
ing Tuesday, April II at Chapel
Hill, N. C. DR.. Groves will tell
the conference that there is no
"cut and dried formula for a
successful marriage but that
three essentials are involved, in
telligent selection, good prepar-
alton for marriage and the
spirit of cooperation.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-13
St. Xdvier News
Mrs. III. E. Smell

Miss Edna Bholm of St. KAY
Ter has been assisting Mrs. Paul
Schaller the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Hawks
and Children, Clyde, Alice and
Clarice. of Soap creek spent
the Easter vacation with Mrs.
Hei'ks' parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Engla of Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Robert
son and daughter Lorraine mo-
tored to Sheridan, Wyo., where
hey spent Easter visiting Mir.
Robertsons mother and other
relatives.
David, Fred and Henry zier
ard Mrs. George Tier left on
Thursday for Yakima, Wash:
% attend funeral services Tor
George Zier.
Mrs. Paul Schal!er visited
school Thursday afternoon.
John Horring has been i'll the
past week.
Earl Lessard was a business
Vz.tor in Hardin Saturday.
Rev. J.E.H. Nelson of Hardin
cC--ducted Easter services Sun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

Thursday evening preceding an
all-college skating party. the Wom-
ems Athletic association will hold
its annual sports spree" honoring
freshmen women. Concluding the
extra-curricular activities Of the
first week for the freshmen will
be the freshmen stunt night" on
Friday evening, at which time the
public is invited to witness a pro-
gram of hilarious entertainment
put on by the freshmen under the
direction of upper classmen.
Mixer Planned for Tuesday
The mixer Tuesday evening be-
gins at 1880 In the gymnasium,
with games under the direction Of
Lou Grant, mems physical educa-
ton instructor. In charge Of the
evenings activities are members
of Spurs and Knights of the Log,
honorary sophomore organizations.
william Reymonds is general chair
man and is being assisted by
Miss Marie Mulligan, Lawrence
Henderson, Ronald Rau and Philip
Garland.
A back-to-school motif will be
carried out in the school colors,
maroon and white. Around the
walls will be blackboard cartoons,
and balloons will be used in the
decorations. Following the games
will be dancing, for which the or
chestra members will be dressed in
little school-boy fashion.
During the intermission, punch
and cookies will be served. Spurs
and knights Of the Log who will
assist are the Misses Juliana Mac
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
Parties Honor
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sta a charming nssacrlsAneoes
shoeer gfpxn IN ire West
hgv1& hofae ~ IgiS Ne. Chee-
snne =. Wednesday evening.
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ss~n4ne ~ers Mn. Kzsa4rs Darz
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sserlsg ana Nrs Katie Mathis<n
sB4 Nh L.sues1nA Nen.nAn took
tas fsvefs Ths Eass, - hanoF N1as
pscensss 9Th her gifss II a lnrgs
peiss basket Ni,h = large pink hoa
across ne top. Ar attractive piak
and white color scheme ~as car
Tied out IN the favoFs. decorations.
ard fioNsrk A large buffet sup
per sas SERVED from a long lace
cloth covered tAhls ceniera BY an
exquisite arrangement AZ pink and
white ss,sfs placed n q crystal
glass bowl
Tai white iApers In crystal
holders ~ere uzed At zach end q
the table. Beautiful bouquets q
pink and white sxisrs were used
throughout the rooms. Mrs. Ben
stegin. mother OF the bride elect,
and Mrs. l.. Laundry poured.
Guests for the evening were
Mrs Warren Blanchard. Mrs.
Merle Pesker, Mrs. Louedna Nc
MILAN. Mrs. Frank Frary. Mrs.
Sam LaMance. Mrs. John Morris.
Mrs Harry Cleveland, Mrs. John
Whitney. Mrs. L. Laundry. Mrs
Ben Stegin. Mrs. William Miller.
Mrs. Quay Martin. Mrs Patrick
Steele, Mrs. Katie Mathison. Mrs.
Aulene Shannon, Mrs. p. f. Ashe,
Mrs. Leo Ashe. Mrs. Glen War.
Mrs. Edward Dorne. Miss Claudia
Frary. and the guest of honor.
Miss Stegin was also honored at
q dinner party in Seattle over the
weekend given in the home OF Mrs.
Arthur Paulson. Mrs. Fred Stegin,
cousin OF the bride-elect, and Mr..
Edward Paulson were hosts for the
evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

which Is scheduled for 10 until
IL. The party In n no-date affair
sponsored by the Women's FEEDER
alton, and will be held At King .
Roller rink. DIR. and Mrs. Ray
mond l.. Powell and Coach and
Mrs. Leo J. Frank will be patrons
and patronesses. The committee
In charge u Miss Betty Jones.
chairman: Miss Carol Pratsch.
Miss Margaret Gleiser. Miss Betty
Jane Graham, Miss Vera Healey
and Miss Doris Day. president OF
the Women's Federation.
Novelty Program Friday
Freshman stunt night" Friday
night at 8 o'clock. Is a program
put on by the freshman class under
the direction Of upper-class direc-
tors. For the program the entire
class is divided into groups which
prepare stunts and provide indi-
vidual speciality numbers.
The upper-class directors OF
Groups ! and are Miss Annabel
Miller and Lyall Jameson. assisted
by Philip Raymond, Miss Anita
Sherman and Miss Mary Ellen
Peterson; OF Groups 3 and 4 are
Miss June Peele and William Mel
ton. assisted by Miss Florence Nc
Lean. Miss Dorothy Howard and
Miss Patricia Calvert; Of Groups
and 9 are Miss Phyllis Anderson
and Miss Deborah Webb. assisted
by Miss Winnie Richards. Miss
Bette Jane Graham and Bernard
and OF Groups Z and 8
are Dewane Lamka and Miss Mar
garet Irle. assisted by Miss Ruth
Todd and Miss Florence
barrow.
Masters Of ceremonies Friday
evening will be Walter Bsisinger
and Dewane Lsmka. Neil Rich
ardson. dramatics manager. is gem
ersI chairman. Wilbur Baisinger
Is assistant manager. Claire Han
son is stage manager. Cyril Han
son is assistant manager, and Will
ard Bellman Is in charge OF light
ng. Ushers for the evening will
be Spurs and Knights Of the Log. |
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

/ pherson, Doris Wittren, Blanche
Haines, Audrey Albertson, Mar
garita Irle, Darlene Irle, Evelyn
Decker, Marion Brush, Ruth Paul
Inc Todd. Frances Cole, Virginia
Marinoff, Lucy Spaeth, Dorothy
Ann Bremen, Margaret Varnes
and Virginia Judd. and the Messrs
Philip McElwain, Lawrence Bonnie
vile, Stanley Burkey, Sherman
Jonas. Donald Pearson, Harry Kap-
Ian, Frank Walters. Robert Sloat,
Robert Hutchinson, ED Granlund,
Philip Garland, Lawrence Hen
derson, Philip Walesby, James
Paulson, Lawrence Lavik, Willard
Bellman, Wilfred Woods and Will
ard Gee.
Tea In Jones Hall
The Y. w. G. A. tea Will begin
at $3.50 with program In the
Jones hall auditorium. Miss Irma
Jueling, Y. w. c. A. president, has
appointed Miss Florence Darrow
chairman for the affair, and on her
committee are Miss Ruth Pauline
Todd, Miss Audrey Albertson and
Miss Muriel Woods.
Carrying out an old-fashioned
motif, invitations issued to each
freshman girl were scrolls written
in brown ink on brown paper with
burned edges and tied with brown
cord. The tea table will be set
In the Y. w. room, with Mrs. Lyle
F. Drushel and Mrs. X. II. Todd
pouring. The centerpiece for the
table will be Of fall flowers.
The program will include read
ing by Miss June Peele, dancing
by Miss June Schorer, violin selec-
tons by Miss Dorothy Isaacs,
vocal solo by Miss Betty Cheney
and Miss Juliana Macpherson play
ing the piano.
The first Of the Thursday eve
ning's double bill is the Women's
Athletic association sports spree"
at 7:30, to which all freshmen
women are invited. The event is
to acquaint the guests with the
sports program for the year.
There is to be singing, games and
an informal program and refresh
ments around a bonfire on the
athletic field. In charge OF the
plans are Miss Margarita Irle and
Miss Virginia Newman. Miss Lois
Kuhl, president Of w. A. A, will
greet the girls, and Miss Marjorie
Jenkins, women's physical educa-
ton director, will talk.
The sports spree viii be con-
Guided in time for the girls TO
ttend the all-college skating party
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
First Pre-Bszssr Party
PIsnned for Sept. ~
Wsmss u 81. psss,sht pstIuk Msls AwoNCDMpN1 -
| scieek lssehseN ~ lrfssmd Aslomor~
Nm. HSr;esa Hsstsu ckstmm

Women ~ a. rAlrsrk's parish WIN en1ertnin q ~
In series 81 prsh~saNs parties ~ afyorHeco = - -
81 ~ rAtrkks hail. No l1th end - NNq
committee. Cam>a Al bridge whist ~ - ~ - uS
daring the nt~ruponA =.
MrsA H. C. uarrtnan n ehairman u ~ houlcrg -
tee and viii also Arrange drornttun6 wnic4 ~ - -
ess In sinnas and msroeidp d hrtoiont eoeuL
in autumn eoluTx Of nsanep snid and nensl1(. - ~
kan xin b. nny setting Tor IN payey H. - - -
ranwpd : usual for uyoupn a. tpur.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
Siena Club 10 Meet
With Mrs. Dollixer

Mrs. Mark Deliver will enter
tain Tuesday evening at her home
1912 No. X st. for members OF
siena club. The program viii in
clude a trsvclogue by the Misses
Ehlin and Augusta ohlin and Miss
Jane Murray, and a report by Mrs.
James II. Egan of the Catholic
conference on social action recent
ly held in Seattle. The hostess will
serve tea at the evenings close.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
Mrs. OIson 10 Entertain
Board end COMMITTEES ttsAds

Mira. ". r. Olson will entertain
Al q dessert luncheon II hsr North
Proctor NJ. home Tuesday 1T l
o'clock for board members and
committee chalrman Of the OPP
tlmlssus club. During the after
noon. plans for this benefit bridge.
10 be- given Oct 3 nj Hotsl VIM
throp. will be discussed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

80 out Of every 100 women
who have made this revealing
comparison test In food
stores agree that Wonder
Bread tops all other kinds
Many women get the surprise
of their lives when they make
the famous Compare All" Test.
Theyneyerev even knew bread SO
good as Wonder Bread existed.
They compare it with other
breads and are amazed at its
wilderness, its smooth texture!
! When they smell it, they're
delighted with its appetizing
"wheaty" fragrance -. so fresh
and cleani
And when they taste il, they
get the biggest thrill of all.
Because Wonder Bread is slo-
baked, il has an improved favor
that's all its own, and wonder
fully delicious! Try a loaf today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
Opening Days to Be Busy
For {. P. S. Freshmen
Week OF Social Affairs Planned for First Year Students
Traditional Mixer TO Hiehieht Collegiate Festivities
In The Gymnasium at 7:30 O'clock tuesday

Initiating the members of the freshman class into the
activities of the College of Puget Sound student body
very full program has been planned for the group during
freshman week Tuesday afternoon the will be guests
of the college Y. w. C. A. for informal tea Tuesday
evening is the traditional freshman mixer Wednesday and
Friday afternoons the four sorores Of the campus
entertaining the students at teas lambda
Sigma Chi and Delta Alpha Gamma sorority girls being
hostesses on Wednesday, and Friday finding Kappa Sigma
Theta and Alpha Beta Upsilon sororities hostesses
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
GuiId Members 10 Msst

Luther Memorial guild members
and friend. viii be entertained
Tuesday evening by Misses Grace
Torgeson. Edna Anderson. AIvs
johnson and Mrs. Carl Forsberg
at the home OF Miss Torgeson. 32is
SO. Durango. Miss Charlotte Gopis-
rud. former member Of Pacific
Lutheran choir. viii sing group
Of songs and Miss Lucille Fender
CAST will review some Of the latest
books.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18
Goerines Return From
Brief Trio

DIR. and Mrs. William Goering
have returned to Tacoma after a
four-day motor trip which took
them to the Pendleton roundup,
Bonneville dam and the Lambert
gardens in Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

Fern Hill Rebcl<sh auxiliary
meeting has been postponed be-
cause OF the Puyaliup fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-18

Ths rskd club eeseuttvs eoslp
rnisise wsii meet ~ In nnihsm
fnr dinner kpd . business nsetia9
On Tuesday svsnsna ~ ssia p n.
Plans for the fall activities wiil
~ dssrussed
Through tbs cpurtesy ~ NJ.
Ira psvls~pn. commissioner ~
pahsse utilities. the y.Ea girls ana
thsir friends spent last sunday N
an educational TRIP to cslshmsn
Dam. Hath sites of The dam were
waited and ride IN ths trsm-car
WA included In The cutting.
NJ. Walter nuttef. who acted -
official guido of the party. later
took ths group through his uniqus
homs.
La gaceta., 1939-10-10

Los cubanos, ell domingo, co
metieron muchos errores, perO
lie dieron "dulce a la pelota",
cuando era necesario.
La gaceta., 1939-10-10

Lastima que un eXcelente d.
rector, como Espolita, no ha-
va tenido la cooperation que
venia buscando.
I'm muchacho pundonoroso,
Espolita, ha procurado sacar
buen partido de todas las 81
tuaciones.
Ell domingo, para su mala
suerte y desperation, Evelio
taron fuera de control y perdIe-
Martinez y Torres Sc presen-
ron ell desafio.
Espolita hizo TODD 10 hums.
namente possible por ganar, pc
70 la fortuna lie volvi6 la es-
palda.
ST las cosas no cambian, y
es dificil que cambien, ell cam
peonato Sc ventilara entire las
La gaceta., 1939-10-10
(POR ARTHUR OJEDA)

McKechnie tiene que cuidalse
primero de los Cards.
Antes que McKechnie empie-
ce a preocuparse por otro "chan
&c" frente a los Yankees, tiene
el bastante preocupacion en- su
propio circuito. Los Cardenales
de st. Louis seran uno de su>
"rompederos de cabeza".
Los Cardenales poseen TN
gran pitching staff. Morton Co
per es ell pitcher joven de mayo
res promesas en- la Nacional. FL
Max Lanier luce con gran
des perspectivas. Tom Sunkei
es otro lanzador del braZo equl-
vocado, con un future de gran
des promesas. Poniendo estoS
tres juntos a Curt Davis, Bill
MCGEE, y Lon Wrneke, ell "pitch
ing staff" de los Cardenales "lu
&c esplendido'.
Pujanza y velocidad, todos
sabemOs que los Cardenales la
Los peloteros del club
son agiles con la exception de
Mize y Padgett, y estos pueden
ser perdonados porque pueden
batear con verdadera eficiencia
Mize fUe ell champion bate y
Padgett lie sigui6 de cerca.
La gaceta., 1939-10-10
LA FAMILIA MAS RIGA.
Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.)

(VIene 0e tG Ia. pdg.)
de la proxima quincena ella y
Alfred Sc casaron.
Cuando regresaron a los a.
res ancestrales la familia Sc
guia negada a perdonar. Nadie
qreria visitarlos, y las habladu-
rias continuation.
La pareja no Sc dej6 abatir
por la formidable oposici6n. De-
mandaron por ca,umnia aun a
miembros de su propia famil;a.
EStos pleitos nunca llegaron e
substanciarse, pero acallaron a
los lenguaraces.
Alfred y Alice construye-
ron un enorme palacio en- don-
de vivir. Los tesoros mas ricoS
de Europa adornaron su casa.
La va inmensa fortuna de los
Du Pont alcanz6 proporciones
ASTRONOMERS en- la Gran Guerra
y posteriormente compraron IL
General Motor, la mas grande
rival de Ford, y media docena
de otras industries.
La generation mas joven de
los Du Pont eSta dispuesta a
hacerse cargo de 10 que consti-
tuye ell negOcio mas grande del
mundO cuando llegue ell mOmell-
to en- que Pierre sUelte las rien-
das. La mayor parte de los j6-
veneS que la integran Sc han CO.
sadO con otrOs miembr0S de la
familia, y la mayoria de ellos
tiene ell mention acusado y parti-
do de la bella Anna de Mont
chanln, que cOmenz6 la asom-
brosa historia de los Du Pont.
La gaceta., 1939-10-10

AL Lopez ha firmado una
companera de bateria para ell
resto de su vida, con la atrac-
tiva jOven Evelyn NJ. Kearney,
de Northpoint, Long Island.
Ell dnico pelotero tampeno
de las Mayores que ha capita
neado a las Abejas del Boston
por varios amos, y que cOmen-
70 con los Dodgers del Broo-
klyn, lego a esta ciudad an
tier, con su companera. FL ma
trimonio Sc llev6 a cabo en-
Elkton, Md, ell sabado por la
noche. Gee.
"Ybor City Al", como ell tam
peho es conocido en- la Liga
Nacional, nos dijo-que su mn
trimonio habia puesto fin a un
romance de cinco amos.
"Yo conoci a Evelyn, EN-
Brooklyn, cuando estaba jul
La gaceta., 1939-10-10
GRANDMOTHER Y MARSH
ALL, TRAS UNA HORA DE-
SALVAJE ACCION QUDA-
RON EMPATADOS
P6SimG ActQaci6n del Referee
Johnny Plummer
(POr Arthur OjedG)

Ante una gran concurrencia,
John Grandovitch, ell polaco que
aun ostenta ell titulo, y ell gigan-
tie de Arizona, Floyd Marshall
brindaron una de las mas int
resantes y rudas batallas de la
temporada. Los dos emplearon
tacticas sucias, que fueron pro,
vocadas por la "salvaje actua-
ci6n" del gigantic de Arizona.
Ell publico, que en- TODD mo-
mento admire la actua6i6n dc
los dos gladiadores, reproch6 er
tono severe la del referee
Johnny Plummer. Muchas que.
jas Sc hicieron al nuevo promo.
tor Abbott, que prometi6 seris
la Ultima actuaci6n de Plummel
como arbitro, en- la Arena.
Marshall gan6 la primera ca.
da por una p6sima decision de
Johnny, a los "a minutes dc
lucha; pero Honest John ripos-
to en- la segunda, dandole una
bien merecida "paliza" a su
contrincante antes de que este
fuera deScalificado.
Faltando pocos minutes para
llegar a la bora marcada, amboe
gladiadores comenzaron la H.
cha por la caida deciSiva; pero
la campana sOn6 y Ell veredicto
fUe de tablas.
Henry Piers, ell holand6s que
tan brillantes demoStracione,
nos diera frente a los mejora,
luchadoreS de eSta ciudad, de
rrot6 en- ell semifinal a Tommy
0'Toole.
Red Ryan guSt6 mucho en- 81
debut" y venci6 en- ell encuea
tro de aperture a ALT Johnson
La "arena" tiene con ell otr.
gladiator de primera claSe, lis
to para hacerle frente "a cuai
quiera que quiera medir 81
fuerzaS con el".
La gaceta., 1939-10-10
AKERMAN PIDE APOYO
PARA Ell
ROOSEVELT

Al retirarse aver como iuez
federal y despedirse de sus ami
gOs y colegas, el juez federal A
herman pidi6 apoyo para Ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt.
Ell nombramiento del sUceSor
de Alderman no Sc hara haSta
que ell Congreso resuelva la ley
de neutralidad.
En- varias Ocasiones ell pres
tigioso juez fall6 en- contra de
las leyes del "Nuevo Trato".
Esta noche Sc raunira la Liga
La gaceta., 1939-10-10

Anodhe tive la oportunidad
de- charlar con mis- buenos a.
migoS Willie Santana y ell pro-
motor Frank LaMarque. Am
hos me aSeguraron que es muy
possible que 81 Chino acepte la
pelea 81 Williams haee un peso
de 1876 o menos.
Los fanatics tampenos estan
deseoSos de recibir la notica del
COX" del combate, pues saben
que ha de ser una gran pelea y
que cualquiera que sea ell vence
dor ha de luchar muy rudamen
tie para alcanzar los laureles.
La gaceta., 1939-10-10
ALGO QUE Sc DYE MUY A
MENUDO Y NO S r
CHINO Y KID WILLIAMS
(POr Arthur Ojedd)

Sc oye con demasiada fire.
cuencia que Chino Alvarez, el
magnffico boxer tampeno que
recientemente Sc apunt6 una vic
toria por decision sobre ell tia
lianito de New Jersey, Tommy
Ricco, no tiene deseos de enfrer,
tarse con ell valioso y joven bo-
xer de Savannah, Georgia, Ki1
Williams.
Puede que ell Chino tenga ra-
ION en- pensar tanto antes de a.
ceptar ell contrato que lie brin-
da Ell promoter La Marque, sa-
biendo que ell chiquillo de Geor-
gia esta en- perfecto training. Y
que en- su Ultima pelea hizo lu-
cir a Richard Hernandez como
una mona en- los pOcoS mlntl-
tos que dur6 ell encuentro. Chi
no tendra que concederle una
ventaja de cinco libras en- ell pc
so. Williams derrib6 en- tres O.
casiones a All Manrique, en- una
pelea que ambOs sOstuvierOn,
Chino, cuando su encuentro en-
esta ciudad, con Manrique, die
que al mejicano habia que darle
con una mandarria para tirar-
10. FL Chino sabe que esa mis-,
ma mandarria es la que 10 va q
castigar a Ell.
La gaceta., 1939-10-10
Con eI bate, la Mascota v los Espejuelos
Tira a Cusrtal

novenas del Circulo Cubano y
la UniOne.
FL Circulo tiene que perder
todos los desafios que lie faltan
y ell Centre Asturiano ganar
todos los que lie restan para
uuedar empatados.
Es por este cue todavia ten
dra gran impOrtancia ell doble
partido del venidero domingo.
La gaceta., 1939-10-10

gando alli," dijo Ell, y desde
entonces empez6 nuestro ro-
nance.
Viviran aqui
Mr.. y Mrs. Lopez viviran en-
Tampa, en- ell nGmero 1910 de
la Doce Ave, durante las va
caciones de AL.
"Yo estare de nuevo con las
Abejas del Boston, ell pr6ximo
ano," dijo el tampeno que Sc
ha ganado ell honor de ser uno
de los mejores recibidores de
la Liga Nacional.
"Yo estoy muy satisfecho en-
Boston y creo que ell manager
Stengel tambi6n esta compla-
cidO con mi trabajo."
Lopez ha sentido mucho la
derrota de los Rojos frente a
los New York Yankees, en- la
serie mundial. Trsbaj6 Ell ba-
jo la direction de Bill McKe-
chine, en- Boston, cuando ell pi-
toto de los Rojos estaba diri-
giendo a las Abejas, y han ST.
! do buenos amigos desde enton
ces.
"Pero de todas maneras los
Rojos no Sc deben sentir muy
disgustados por su derrota, va
que ellos Sc enfrentaron con
uno de los mejores teams de
todos los tiempos. En- csc Glti-
mo juego, cuando la defensa
de los RojOs sufri6 un collapse,
TODD sc debi6 a la mala suerte.
AL defendi6 a lombard, ell
receptor de los Rojos, que CO.
meti6 no de los errores que a.