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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-04

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-04

Reports are beginning to circulate
again this year that Tommy Gresham
of Warsaw, will be a candidate for
president of the North Carolina
Young Democratic Clubs.
He has been a rumored candidate
every year for the last two, at least,
but never has actually gotten round
to running.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-04

From a Raleigh letter Writing'
concern there came recently to this
bureaus desk mimeographed sheet
which announced at the head "pub-
lished when the spirit moves me
and finances permit
A great truth in the last part, and
a much-to-be desired state of af-
fairs in the first
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

SEES sin tener noticias de ella,
sin saber de la mujers adorada
mas que por las breves notas de
sOciedGd que insertaba la Prem
sa de Madrid, que Miguel LEILA,
buscando avidamente la secci6n
de Ell gran mundo.
Por estas breves notas habia
lido sabiendo Miguel que, luego
del rapido viaje de Isidoro a La
Haya, cuando vino, solo va, a
ell Tratado frutero, ell ma
trimonio de Borgoha habiase ins
taiado en- Madrid, en- ell palacio
de Rio Verde, con los padres a.
doptivos de Maria.
Mas. ic6mo escribirla?
IA su propia casa2...
iAh, mol
FL mismo amor immense, in
que Maria dc las Nieves le
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

las lindas avenidas y las plazas
de la aristocratica eiudad.
Pero hoy, por suerte, no ha.
bia nevada.
Ell frio intense que reinaba
tenia secas las Gales, paralizado
Ell trafico de los canales, cuyas
aguas estaban heladas.
Ell Official subi6 por la Gale de
Rotterdam hacia Ell parque de
Guillermo.
Iba a la Embajada de Espaha.
como todos los dias.
Y hoy iba mas triste que nun
ca.
FL recuerdo de Maria de las
Moves en- Ell alma del bravo mi
litar como una espina clavada
en- el mismo eoraz6n.
Marial... iMarial
Dos meses va dos largOs me-
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

Ostenta Conn Victories sobre
Teddy Yaroez, BabssRiskO y Win
ce Dundee, tires %eteFan6s de
gran habilidAd y excampeones.
En- su Ultima saiida, en- Pitts
burg, derrot6 de manera decisi-
va a Solly Kreiger, el campe6n
reconocido por la Association Ma
cional de Boxeo.
Conn no aspira a la corona del
peso medic, por cuanto le es i'm.
possible limitar su peso a las 100
libras, pero ST desea conquistar
la de las 176 libras, todavia en-
poder de John Henry Lewis.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
CON LOS CUANTES

Ell programa de mafana jue'
YES, en- Benjamin Field, sc com.
pone de dos matches de a dies
asaltos cada uno y varias peleas
c-omplementarias.
Bobby Sylvester, enemigo de
Chino Alvarez, de quien "dice
pestes,' sc batira con ell simpati
&C joven latino joey Raymond,
del peso ligero. All bout Sc ha Sc
nalado un Unite de diez asaltas.
Raymond pronostic6 aver, IL
que muy pOcas personals Green,
que vencera a Sylvester por no
caut. Lo contrario opina Ell jo-
ven de Sarasota y su director
Jack Murphy.
En- la otra pelea a diez asal.
tos, ell espaholito Mariana Arills
patrocinado del DIR. Carlos Bar.
has y dirigido por Santana, ten
dra de contrario a Henry Ray
mond, hermano de joey.
Arilla aspira a una pelea cor
Sixto ,Escobar, Ell campe6n de-
peso bantam, y prefiere las dis.
tancias largas.
Henry se mantiene en- perfec.
tas condolences y sabe boxear.
Arilla tiene mayor experien
cha y muy pocos '+fieles" discu
ten su habilidad.
Ricardo Hernandez, Ell vete
rano de Tampa, tendra de riva
a AL Curpiano, de Puerto Rico
en- seis asaltos.
Adrian ell programa, u cuatrC
asaltos, Tony Monin y GunbOa'
Smith.
81 ell p1blico protege este pro
grama, que es de primer orden
Ell empresario La Marque sc ami
mara.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
FREDNAPOSTOL PELEARA
Ell VIERNES CON BILLY
CONN

New York, enero 4.-El pro-
ximo viernes, en- la Madison
Square Garden Fred ApostoIi.
campe6n del peso medic en- ell es-
tado de New York, Sc batira con
Bill Conn, ell pGgil de Pittsburg.
Apostoli es ell favorito en- las
apuestas; pero Sc reconocen en-
Conn excelentes cualidades.
Ell pasado ~noviembre, en- esta
ciudad, ell italiano de San Fran
cisco, California, puso a dormir
a Young Corbett III, su formi-
dable rival. Despues de la vic.
toria sobre Corbett puso a dor
mir, en- cuatro asaltos, a All Co
cozza, de New Haven, Conn.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

una bora por entire aquella flo.
resta helada, que habia sido q.
eseenario de su amor y de 81 te,
nura.
Otras wees llegaba hasta Ia
misma playa, desierta. con tai
talda de pescadores.. y Sc que.
daba miranda las olas plomi-
zas de aquel mar del Norte ono
lie trajo un dia, como IN rayo de-
SOL a la mujer adoraia... Y cuvo
rumor acompanara aquella tar.
de inolvidable el ruido de sins
0esos en- Ell Immediate restaurant
javanes.
Y el amor immense del capitar
privado de comunicarse con 10
m9E qrerida, sin esperanzas
Yvolverla a yer hasta cue bio,
el destino Sc apiadaran de To-,
aOs' suspirsba en- silenciO, y en-
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
victoriano Manteiga, Editor
SUBSCRIPTION semanal: 20 cents
1905 "a. Ave., Ybor City, Fla.
Telefono Y37o2
DEPORTES
VICTORIA DE PEDRO MON
N

Ell fuerte y notable gladiator
puertorriqueno Pedro Montahez
venci6 por nocaut tecnico, en-
New York, a Lew Raymond, de
Baltimore. Sc efectu6 ell comba-
tie en- ell Ridgewood Grove, en-
Brooklyn.
Sc interpuso ell arbitro entire
los contendientes cuando Mon
tanez tenfa "madurado" pc"
complete a Raymond. Montanez
lie habia dado Una ventaja en- Ell
peso de cinco libras.
Icy Redman, de Brownsville
superb y venci6 a Eddie Slavin,
de Astoria, en- ell semifinal. Etto
re Penn, en- ell mismo programa,
derrot6 por nocaut tecnico a All
gle Montalvo.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
LA SESSION DE ANOCHE
DEL
Los BesuQueos en- an Parque

Ell ayuntamiento, en- la session
celebrada anoche, acord5 prohi-
bir los besuqueos y reuniones de
parejas en- los sitios oscuroS del
parque DeSoto, atendiendo que
jas repetidas del vecindario.
Cit6 ell CONCEAL Pacheco va
rios casos, demostrando la mala
education de algunos de los mu-
chachones que frecuentan ese
parque.
La policia qued6 encargada de
remediar csc NAL, sin considera-
ci6n alguna para los malcriados.
Qued6 acordado pedir a la
Junta de Relaciones P1blicas a.
bone los gastos de un delegado
a la Convention de la Sociedad
Aeronautica Nacional, que Sc
efectuara en- San Luis los dias
Is, 16 y IL de este mes.
Una reunion eopjunta del CO.
mite de aviaci6n y de recreO Sc
efectuara ell jueves, a las 7:3J
de la noche, con ell fin de conside
rar los contracts con las empire
sas de aviaci6n y otros profile
mas pendientes. 49,
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

res, 10 que sc esperaba, Wayne
Sabin, de Kansas Ewood Co.
he, IN fuerte joren.
Sabin derrot6 aver a Henry
Wagner, de Tampa, quien lie o
blig6 a rendir su mayor habit
dad.
Cooke venci6 facilmente a He
mer Woodruff, de Tampa, en- 20
minutes de juego.
Gene Mako y Bitsy Grent lie
garon tarde y hoy jugaran en-
dos matches de simples y uno d.
dobles.
Fceron los finalistas en- ell toI
neo del Sugar Bow, en- N. Or.
leans, que gan6 Grant.
Mako jugara hoy con Fred Ku.
sci, por la mahana, y Grant Sc
enfrontara con Nelson Mason.
En- los dobles Mako jugara con
Tidball Boulware con Prochas-
ka; Grant con Sabin y Busbee
de companero de Colson.
Para adversarios de la prime
ra pareja han sido selecciona :
dos Pou y Mason; de la segun-
da, Mulloy y Pero; de la terce.
ra, Vuilee y Todd, y de la Guar
ia Cooke y Surface,
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

melanc6lica y muy bella CASA
rubia de ensueho y de poesia.
Y Ell nombre querido venia
con frecuencia a sus labios como
una oraci6n mistica de un amor
impossible.
II Maria, Maria mia, Maria
adorada hasta un grade celeste
y superhumano!
Para mejor recordarla. para
mejor rendir a la dulce ausente
ell tribute de la evocaci6n con to-
dos sus detalles, Miguel de Guz-
man, muchas tardes, estas tar
DIES CRISES del invierno del Nor.
te, cuando salia pronto de su
despacho de la Embajada, gus
taba de tomar ell tranvfa de
Schebeningen. Q
Iba hasta Gul-plaut.
Y alli sc apeaba, eaminando
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

to anoche, en- la Madison Squa'
re Garden, al campe6n prcfesio
nal Ellsworth Vines, 81 predi
lecto de los inteligentes en- ten.
mis-.
Bulge hizo su primera pre-
'entaci6n como tenista profesio-
nal y deshizo los planes de la "ca
tedra," qre esperaba un triunfc
de Vines.
Ell pelirrojo gan6 los tres set;
en- esta forma 6-3, GA y 6-2.
Mas de 1900 personals pre-.
senciaron ell partido; pero sole
pagaron su entrada 1925, lo
que no consigui6 batir Ia marcd
del match Perry-Vines, en- 1887.
Bulge recibira un sueldo de
$4,000 por una serie de encuen.
tros con Vines.
En- Ell partido de dobles Vines
y Bruce Barnes derrotaron a
Bulge y Skeen.
do una excelente demostraci6r
y venci6 a Saucy Ways.
Ell recorrido 10 hizo en- 20 4-E
segundos. Los boletos del vence,
dor Sc pagaron a 50, $500 y
$40.
La apresta doble fue canada
por dos excelentes perros, Hen
hussy y Ticonium, y los boletos
Sc abonaron a $23.00.
Once carreras Sc han prepa.
RADIO para la noche de hoy.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
OPERADO Ell PITCHER AL
LEN

Cleveland, Enero 4.-El ia :
moso pitcher Johnny Allen fu9
llevado aver a la mesa de opera
clones y en- Is minutes lie extra
jeron una esquirla de hueso que
le molestaba debajo del Codo del
brazo de lamar. Despues de la
operation, los m@dicos opinaroa
que Allen recobrara su efectivi-
dad.
Cobrara ell notable pitcher en-
1899, segdn su contrato, I'm suel-
do de $4,000.
Cuando salga de la clinica en-
barcara para San Petersburg,
Florida, a esperar los ejercicios
de primavera.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
GALENTO PELEARA CON
Ell ARGENTINE BRESCIA

Newark, Enero 4.-El taber-
nero Tony Galento, ~aspirante q
la corona del peso complete, pc
leara en- esta ciudad, ell dia 19.
con ell gladiator argentine Jor.
ge Brescia.
Sera un combate a 10 asaltos.
Brescia es un gladiator de rela-
tiva habilidad y Sc cree que Ga.
lento lie vencera.
Las 1ltimas demostracione;
de Galento lie quitaron ell pues.
to que tenia en- la primera divl
sion del peso pesado.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
LA DE BAS-
KETBALL

Ell viernes jugaran en- Tampa
los basketbolistas de Sarasota,
teniendo de rivales a los Ter
riers del institute Hillsoorough.
La semana pasada los Ter
riers vencieron a los muchachos
del Club de West Tampa, con a
notacion de II por 15.
Jake Watson dara una prue-
ba a la combination de Jimmy
Parham, Hubert Hawke, NAL
colin Beard, Guy Tompkins v
Lawrence Robes.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

inspiraba, privabale de emplear
con ella medios que no fueran
completamente dignos y correc-
tos.
La adoraba como un loco.
La guerra por encima de todas
las fuerzas y todas las cosas de
este mundo.
Pero, por 10 mismo, no come
terra jamas una insensatez o u
ma chiquillada q. pudiera COM
promoter a la pobre martir ino-
cente.
iMartir de su vida
Martir de su amorl...
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
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CITY.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

Anuncian los Gigantes de N.
York, para la temporada de pri-
mavera, 81 desafios, empezando
Ell IL de MARIO y terminando Ell
Is de abril.
Once de los partidos Sc juga-
ran con los Indios de Cleveland.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

Firm6 un contrato para la
temporada de 1889. con los Pira
tas, ell pitcher Mace Brown. Els
famosO Brown, en- las grandes
ligas, como lanzadOr de relieve.
FL ano pasado intervino en- 81
'desafios y obtuvo Is yictOrias.
La temporada venidera Sera 81
quinta con ell Pittsburg.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

Jose Hernandez, un nuevO p1
gil de Puerto Rico, ha hechO su
primera presentation en- New
York. Pertenece a la categoria
del peso ligerO.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
Noticias de Pelota

Los Indios de Cleveland anuI
ciarOn aver que jugaran "a de.
safioS en- la temporada de pri
mavera
De csc numero, II seran cor
clubs de las grandes ligss, abar
cando IL con los Gigantes y q
con los Atleticos de Filadelfia.
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 232
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
CAPITULO ~
Folletin No. 232
"
Miguel de Guzmdn

i've
81 captain, con la pelliza de
reglamento en- ell Ejercito espa-
nod, sali6 de su casa ZEN la plaza
de Plein.
Hacia un FRO intense.
Desde que empez6 este mes de
octubre, que ahora iba agoni-
zando, reinaba en- La Haya, CO.
mo en- TODD el pals ell tempo ella
sico del invierno holandes.
Viento, lluvias, nieve...
Nieve sobre TODD.
La nieve cubHa cast Cada dia
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
Ell TORNE DE Tennis EN-
LA ISLA DAVIS

Esta celebrandose Ell torneo
de tents en- la Isla Davis y Sc
mantienen en- los primerOs luga-
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
SI'eneo aceptaba sus lagrimss y
su noble sacrificio.
Miguel allegro el paso.

q pdS).
Lucia en- ell eielo un POGO de
lIafidad, como ell reflej6 palido
deI sol de invierno de este pais
orumoso, y Sc propuso salir
pronto de la Embajada para
marchar a Scheveningen, entire
'sanuose a una de sus largas y
me,anc6licas evocaeiones.
Va llagaba a. parque de Gui-
Ia Sc disponia a salvar 81
puentecillo de marmol que pone
en- communication los dos lindos
Jard'nes de la plaza Guillermo.
cuando oy6 que lie Iamaban:
iSehor Guzman!
q captain Sc volvi6. ouerien
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

BESIDE lejos, en- estos dos me-
SEES larguisimos en- que no hfbia
podido comunicarse con ella, la
novia aza de sa alma, parecia
envuelta ante sus oiOs, de una
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
EN- Ell DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

En- la octava carrera de ano-
che, en- la pista de Sulphur
Springs, un nuevo ejemplar de
So libras de peso, Tuffy Band,
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

New York, Enero 4.-Donald
Bulge, Ell pelirrojo de Califor :
mia, que no era ell favOrito, derro
La gaceta., 1939-01-04

VENCIO BULGE A VINES,
10 QUE NO ESPERABAN
LOS
La gaceta., 1939-01-04
LA GACETA

a peri6dico en- idioma EspaHol
dc mas circulation en- Tampa
Evening star., 1939-01-07
Dartmouth Untovers
Sensational Court
Ace in Broberg
By the Associated Press.

HANOVER, N. H., Jan. THE
temporary loss of Bob Macleod, who
was tied up by post-season football, -
is almost forgotten by Ossie Cowles,
Dartmouth basket ball coach, as hs
marvels over Gustave (Swede) Bro
berg. the sensational sophomore who
has been hitting -points-a-gam
clip against stronger court teams
than can be found in the Eastern
intercollegiate League.
Against Stanford, pride of the
West Coast last year, it was Broberg
who found the hoop for 4 points in
a five-minute overtime period that
gave the Indians q 48-47 victory.
Cowles, with four senior regulars
available from last years league
championship team. had high hopes
OF putting together another team
capable of setting the Ivy" circuits
pace. But when the season opened.
Macleod was missing and so was Joe
Cottone, who has decided to concen-
trate on base ball.
That left Cowles with Capt.
Moose" Dudis. the 6-foot 6-inch
center, and close guarding Joe
batchelder as his only positive assets.
and he became fearful of Columbia.
However, the playing of Broberg
and other sophs has chased away
the gloom.
Evening star., 1939-01-07
CoIonia|s and Terps
On Spot. Tonight in
0ut-of-Town TiIts

A formidable little Roanoke Col
1ege and West Point are expected to
cause two of the Districts Big -Four
considerable trouble tonight on out
flown floors.
Down at Roanoke, George Wash
ington will face a crack Roanoke
team which has lost only to Villa
nova this season and which went to
the final round Of the national tour
nament at Kansas City.
Up at West Point. Maryland moves
against Army, which won IL out of
IA games last year.
The G.. W.-Roanoke game is the
first of home home series with
the Virginians scheduled to return
the Colonials' visit by playing here
at Tech High next Thursday night.
Reports from Roanoke say the Vir-
ginians have the same team which
won IS out Of 16 games last season,
a record better even than that of
G. w., which won 13 out of II. Like
Roanoke, George Washington has
been defeated only once this season.
The odds are against it, but Mary
land will be seeking to get on the
upper side of the 500 mark against
Army.
To date, the Terps have split even
in four formal games, although they
were defeated in a preseason prac-
tice game by Penn State.
Both Of Maryland's victories came
at College Park, the Old Liners hay
ing yet to win on the road.
Evening star., 1939-01-07
A. A. H., Record Year Behind,
Looks for Even Snoppier
Showing During 1899

upon us promises to be every bit as
interesting as any that has pre-
ceded it. Although most of the for
eign stars continue gracefully to
sidestep the keen competition al
ways prevalent at our indoor track
meets, we will have at least one and
possibly two headliners from across
the seas
Belgian Star Soon Arrives.
Josef Mostert of Belgium, holder
of the world record for three quar-
ters Of mile, will arrive here this
month to match strides against
Cunningham, San Romani, Fenske
and the other American milers at
the major meets in February. The
other possibility is Miklos Szabo
Of Hungary, who has to his credit
the second fastest two miles ever
run.
The indications, even at this early
date, are that the 1899 crop of ath-
letes will be bigger and better than
any in the past. and, therefore, we
can look for exceptional perform
ances and many new records dur
ing the ensuing year.
Evening star., 1939-01-07
Posse Girls Set Pace
In Shorehom Swim

The best girl swimmers of WASH
ington and Baltimore couldn't beat
the team from the Posse School of
Kendall Green, Mass, last night in
the Shoreham pool, although the
final score showed the two teams
only 6 points apart.
Capturing five of the eight events,
the Posse team won, 1929, the ALI
Stars winning only the 100 and 200
yard free style and the 150-yard
medley relay. Pearl Shuver of the
visitors was the nights only double
winner, taking first place in the So
yard free style and winning the
fancy diving. Ann Arnson, who won
the 100-yard free style and placed
second in the diving, paced the losers
with 8 points.
Evening star., 1939-01-07

CdJCu CELSIUS. buC ~ per cent OF
one trout was taken each angling
hour compared to the .43 per cent
average in the forest and 123 per
cent on the best streams. Shavers
Fork used to top all others.
The forest on the whole is
supplying good trout fishing,
due in a large part to the
nearly 100000 fish stocked
last year.
The majority of these were native
brookies and rainbows, with about
5000 Of the priced Loeb Leven
planted in Shavers Fork. These
were placed between the town of
Bemis upstream to the Falls Of
Cheat. different section from that
in which the survey is being made.
Maryland Plans Projects.
State Game Warden E. Lee Le-
Compile of Maryland is preparing a
comprehensive plan for wild life
conservation and demonstration
areas throughout the State, and ap-
proval already has been had for
two projects in Worcester County.
He plans to ask the State Legisla-
ture for $4,000 in the next two
years to develop them.
This would mean that Mary
land also could obtain an
Evening star., 1939-01-07
equal sum from the Federal
Government under the Pitt
man. Robertson Act.

This provides that money COL
lected from the tax on firearms
and shells be turned back to the
States for wild life study, conser-
vation and breeding establishments,
with the Government matching dol
lar for dollar with the States.
Large Fund Still Available.
Although the act has been law
only since July, nine States already
have received ALLEGATIONS. Eleven
States also have had projects ap-
proved but have yet to receive the
money. All these would cost less
than $500,00O, leaving nearly $3,O0O,-
600 stih available under the act.
Ducks Unlimited is planning a
rail migration for about 10000 ducks
stuck up there in Canada. For some
mysterious reason they lost their
migratory instinct this fall and face
death from thirst unless moved out.
They easily could be fed, but sup
plying them with water in the SUBJ
zero temperature would be too big
a problem, 50 the organization plans
to crate them and ship them to the
open waters of the West Coast.
Evening star., 1939-01-07
Two Six-Rounders Close
Fernandez Bill

The fight business being what It
is, Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn has
snatched a job to blend with his
fistic duties, now being affiliated
with a beer concern on part-time
basis.
The new venture. however, has
proved no interruption to boxing
business, with Ahearn completing
the supporting card for the 10
round feature bout Tuesday night
at Turner's Arena involving joey
Fernando, Jersey City lightweight.
and Norment Quarles.
Six-rounders will pit Toby Tobias
against Frankie Lift and Billy Cor
rigan against joey Perry, while an
opening four-rounder lists Teddy
Roosevelt meeting Gene johnson.
Evening star., 1939-01-07
Park View Soccers Find
Madison Touch Foe

Park Views soccer team still was
champion Of the elementary schools
today, but the oft-heard plant of a
losing team that the winner knew it
had been in fight never was truer.
Because of the scrap put up by the
Madison School eleven, playing
without the services of two injured
stars, Park View was forced to battle
four extra 5-minute periods before
eking out 2-1 decision. Pisano
scored the winning goal after taking
cross-shot from Dazin. Pyles' goal
in the first 9 minutes of play had
given Madison a 10 lead at half
time which was not overcome until
Pinnacci booted one from Is yards
out in the third period.
Evening star., 1939-01-07
Sleuths, Aviotors Tied
For Court Loop Lead

Bureau Of Investigation and Boil
ling Field were tied for the leader
ship OF the United States Govern
ment Basket Ball League today fol-
lowing F. B. rs 1872 victory of Fort
Myer last night. 1t was the Soldiers
first defeat in seven games and
knocked them out of the triple tie
which had existed for first place.
Procurement won its first game in
league play when it nosed out C. C..
G. CNP-D, 1898, in a game in which
the score was tied 10 times. Frank
Elliott's % points paced the Army
Medical Center to a 1892 win over
the Navy Yard Marines.