davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19
Stener Forward Loops
Basket For 80 Points

The Bulldog boys didn't fare so we'll
against the visitors. Henderson show
ed little offensive, their thrusts at the
basket being halted time and again
by key men in the attack dropping
the ball. During the first half, the
team appeared to be butter finger
ed"
Miss Houghtaling was followed in
the scoring honors by Miss Martha
Lowry, with 16 points. Misses Mary
Gene Falkner and Hazel Finch got
five points each, Miss Mustian four
and Misses Jackson and Petty two
each.
Miss Cheney was the best offensive
star of the visitors, with II points.
Miss Crumpton accounted for the re-
naming TALES.
Henderson guards acquitted thenl-
selves we'll, most of the scoring being
done on the reserves.
Billy Co-dln" led what offensive
Henders.a .,+ayed with six points.
LeMay and Rideout got three each
and Captain Galloway got the 9th ar
Two.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19
Houghtaling And Co. Win; Boys Defeated By Roxboro

president of the State association. and
will make his annual report at a meet
ing Friday afternoon.
Dates for fairs over the state are 10
be announced at the session Friday
morning. Representative w. E. Fen
ner, of Rocky Mount, will tell Of
North Cardinals part in the New
York Worlds Fair this summer. while
A. j. Maxwell, State revenue commits
sioner, will speak on my Opinion Of
County Fairs"
An announcement says that more
fair secretaries are expected to attend
this meeting than ever before, both
because of the special interest in i'm
proving local fairs and the presence
of the legislature in its biennial SEES
sion.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19
Army, Navy Both
Urging More Speed
CONTINUED from page One.>

which must be condemned by the
Congress" =
On the national defense sitpation,
Congress was given broad inference
that 10000 army planes remain a long
range administration objective.
The President delivered his taxing
views in special message.
Federal officials have estimated
that federal revenue would increase,
as a result, as much as $300,0O0,O0o
annually. State governments also
would benefit by large revenue in
creases from reciprocal authoriay
given them to tax Federal salaries
md bonds.
Mr.. Roosevelt also advised Congress
that recent Supreme Court decisions
had made some state salaries ard
some state securities subject to taxes
He asked legislation to prevent the
persons whose incomes would thus be
taxed retroactively from suffering in
rquaiities
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19
HENDERSON, c. DISPATCH THURSDAY JANUARY

B. Winstead dropped in several nice
shots from the court for eight points,
while Thomas and Written were sink
ing five points each. White got the
remaining two points.
Henderson showed it's best work in
the second half, outscoring the visit
tors IL to 9.
Inability to sink foul shots kept
Henderson out of the running most
of the night
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19

even to the extent of attending parent
teacher meetings and becoming active
in community affairs.
The youths are assigned to the
schools in pairs and receive no COM
pensation for their work, which is de
signed to faniliarize them with
school routine and make them better
prepared to assume classroom duties
after graduating from State College.
The group includes juniors, seniors
and one graduate student.
B. F. Nesbitt, of Fletcher, is at
Middlelburg
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19

SAND UP, delivered at
Pontiac, Mich. Prices
subject to change
without notice. Trans
portation, state and
local faxes (f any,
optional equipment
and accessories--extra.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19
Golden Belt Fair
Heads To Attend
Raleigh Meeting

e. L. Fleming, president, and G. NJ.
Hight, secretary, of the Golden Belt
Fair, plan to attend the annual meet
ing of the North Carolina Associa-
ton of Agricultural Fairs in Raleigh
tomorrow and Saturday. Mr.. Hight is
a member of the program committee
in charge of arrangements for the
meeting.
A banquet will be held in the Sir
Walter hotel Friday night, at which
Governor Hoey and ]. NJ Broughton,
of Raleigh, will be the chief speak
ers. An elaborate floor show is plan
ned to follow the speeches.
DR.. A. H. Fleming, Of Louisburg, is
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19
Bulldogs Show Little
Offensive and A r e
Tripped 2O-14; Coach
Harrison Uses Entire
Squad in 64-2O Rout
of Roxboro Girls

Miss Mary Florence Houghtaling
continued her high scoring activities
here last night as the Henderson high
school girls basketball team was
routing Roxboro girls GA to 20, drop
ping 80 points into the basket dur
ing her short stay in the contest. Hen
derson boys turned in a poor perfor-
nance in losing to RoXboro boys 20
to IA.
Coach Bob Harrison paraded his en-
tire girl squad onto the court, the
reserves playing much of the contest,
and all of the players acquitted them
selves well against q hapless Rox
boro sextet.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19
PRACTICE TEACHER
SENT M|DDLEBURG
B. F. Nesbitt, State College
Student, Begins Six Weeks
Period Of Training

Raleigh, Jan. 9.-Twenty-eigiht adj
vance students in agricultural educa-
ton at State College have started 8
six weeks period of practice teaching
in IA North Carolina high schools,
Prof. L. p. Cook of the colleges Edu-
cation Department announced today
Working closely with local teach
ers of agriculture, the practice teach
ems" will participate in classroom in
struction and other school activities,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19
F'ANTHERS DIVIDE
TWO At WARRENTON
Boys Win 24-23, But Girls
Whipped by Warrenton
Girls 10 to Is

Henderson Institute Panthers split
two basketball games with Warren
ton yesterday afternoon the winning
streak Of the girls being halted 10 to
13, but the boys came through with
a 1928 victory sN
Coach Cary tried his second string
ers against Warrenton, the boys play
ing the first half, with Warrenton
being in the lead. The first stringers
came through with the victory dur
ing the second half.
Brame paced the scoring for the
girls, and Parker was the best for
the Boys.
Tonight, the F'anthers will meet
Roxboro in two games in the institute
gym, the first game getting under
way at 1880 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19
DOUBLEHEADER FOR
MIDDLEBURG FRIDAY

Two fast basketball games will be
run off Friday night at Middleburg
with Middleburg girls meeting the
crack Durham Lucky Strike team,
while the boys will play a nightcap
with the high rolling, undefeated
Zeb Vance team.
A big crowd is expected to turn ont
to witness the contests.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19

The man at the next desk wants tc
know whether the hero of the novel
"Young Man With a Horn is a guy
with a lot of brass.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19

Attorney General Murphy reveals
he warned John L. Lewis against sit
down strikes. The attorney general
believed the sitdown was more than
the country would stand for.
La gaceta., 1939-02-28
LISTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
|PULAR DE
o A ESPANA

, Contribuy6 con $43.72: Fa-
brica de Perfecto Garcia, leche.
Contribuy6 con $4,000: Fa-
brica de P. Garcia leche).
Contribuy6 con $22.22: Fa-
brica de Regensburg (leche).
Contribuy6 con $20.85: Fa-
brica de Regensburg (leche).
Contribuy6 con $15.15: u
MON de Panaderos.
Contribuy6 con $11.84: Pro-
ducto de la leche vendida a La
Commune.
Contribuy6 con $1,000: Jose
Sanchez Peruyo.
Contribuy6 con $500: Pho
Brun Cueyas (Democracia Es-
pamela, Manila, l. F.
Contribuy6 con $500: Jose
Suarez Fernandez.
Contribuy6 con $500: Jose
Tranquil, I'm Odd Fellow, Ra-
mon Fernandez Rey, w. T.
Grants.
Contribuyeron con $500: DR..
Perzia, DR.; Juan Silverio, Los
Amigos de Palmetto Grocer
Ramon Vazquez, Franklin Men
Shop.
Contribuyeron con $500: Fer
nandez y Garcia, Uno de Negrei
ra, Greco's Floral Store, DR..
TrelleS, Columbia Restaurant,
Los Helados de Ybor, CoOpera-
tiva Ell Recurso, Kress Co. Sto-
re, Spicola and Sons Hardware,
Two Brothers Dairy, Tn Monta
mes y I'm Gallego, A. P. BOA,
DR.. A. Gonzalez, Felix Fernan-
DEE, Urbano Perez, DR.. L. Rey,
Barcelona Cafe.
Contribuyeron con $3.50: S.
Comparetto Carniceria, Amalio
Muhoz Mendoza.
Contribuy6 con 1925: DR..
Carlos Barba.
Contribuyeron con $1.00: u
Mon Grocery, Manuel GOnzalo
Grocery, Carlos Miranda, H. d.
Rosal, Amalia Landeira, Buffa-
10 Cafe, Carlos Corces, CUTLER
mo Alvarez, National Furnitu-
re, Cafeteria La Norma, DR.. Ire
La gaceta., 1939-02-28
RADIO

WDAE-1220 CHS Features
5:45 Do you remember?
500 News .....
700 County Seat
7:15 Jimmy Fiddler
1880 Dixie Serenaders
500 Edward G.. Robinson
$3.50 All Jolson
900 We the People
$3.50 Benny Goodman
10 100 Dr. Christian
II 80 Glen Gray Orchestra
WFLA-620 : NBC Features
5:15 Your Family and Mine
6:15 Larry Bradfords Orch.
6:45 Ralph Blame, tenor {
1880 Xavier Cugat Orch.
500 Russ Morgan Orch.
$3.50 Fibber MCGEE
1000 Bob Hall Show
IL 80 Ray Kinsey Orchestra
1900 Carlos Molina Orch.
1890 Freddie Martin Orch.
La gaceta., 1939-02-28
LA LIBERTAD INTELLECTUAL
SCIENCE" NEW YORK

falsas y no cientificas que apa-
rezcan ante 81 disfrazadas de
ciencia, no importa cual sea su
origen. Solamente asi puede ase
gurar esas condolences de paz
y libertad que son esenciales pa
ra el y para ell progreso de toda
la humanidad.
''Es asi que condenamos pd-
blicatmente la actitud fascista
hacia la ciencia. Las teorias ra-
ciales que ell nazismo y Ell fascis-
mo recomiendan han sido des-
truidas una y otra vez. Solo ne
cesitamos Senalar a la obra de
Heinrich Hertz en- fisica. Fritz
Haber y Richard Willstatter en-
qufmica, Ludwig Traube, Paul
Ehrlich y August WaSsermann
en- biologfa y medicinal, todos e.
Hos judios alemanes y todos
hombrss de ciencia empiricos.
La acusaci6n de que la teoria
lleva a perjudicar a la investi-
gaci6n experimental equivale a
una negaci6n absolute de la his
toria de la fisica moderna. Des-
de Copernico y Keplero todas
las grandes figuras de la cien-
cia occidental han insistido, de
hecho y de palabra, en- la fulfill
dad de la investigation expert
mental sin la teoria.
"CreemOs firmemente en- que
en- la presente epoca historical SO
10 la democracia puede conSer-
var la libertad individual. TOdo
ataque sobre la libertad de pen
samiento en- una eSfera, aunqUe
sea en- un aSpecto tan POGO poll
tico como la fisica te6rica, eS en-
realidad un ataque sobre la mis-
ma democracia. Cuando hon.
bres como James Franck, AL
bert Einstein o Thomas Mann
no pueden continuar con sus ira
bajos, sea causa de clio la raza,
la religion o las o~piniones, toda
la humanidad sufre La perdida.
ESos hombres deben ser defen-
didoS en- ell derecho q. les asiste
para decir la verdad tai como e.
los la entienden. ST nosotros, los
hombres de ciencia norteameri-
canos, queremos evitar una suer-
tie semejante, 81 deseamos yer
que ell mundo continGa progre-
sando y prosperando, debemos
aunar nuestros eSfuerzos deSde
ahora a csc fin"
La gaceta., 1939-02-28

lies, Express Cafe, Palma Cafe,
Columbia Cafeteria, DIR. Myers,
La America Restaurant, iCrac-
ker's Place, Sportsman Store,
Naviera Cafeteria, Lido's Cafe,
La Regulators Cafeteria, Ma
nuel Garcia Grocery, Ybor Fur
niture, Imprenta de Mascunana,
Ell Modelo Cafeteria, Eagle No.
2 Drug Store, Migrel Vidal Re-
lojero, La Montahesa Grocery,
Benigno Rodriguez, Joaquin del
Barrio, Jose Campoamor, Jose
Acosta, Jose Novio, I'm Socialis-
ia, Joaquin Huerta, Suarez Ba-
llatnine Beer, ErneSto's Cafe,
La Genuine Grocery, Michigan
Cafe, Martinez Co. Filling Sta,
Armenia Shoe Shop, Optimo
Restaurant, Atlanta Restaurant,
Polo Norte Ice Station, West
Tampa Bakery, Royal Fill. Sta,
Reliable Cleaner, Spanish, TIA
liam & American Gro, RubiO's
Drug Store, La Nacional Cafe
terra, Palma Bakery, Paraiso &c
fe, Cooperative La Nuova Vita,
Aleman Hardware, Eagle No.
l Drug Store, 4th of July Cafe,
w. Tampa Furniture, Latin A
merican Garage, Lera, Gro, La
IPalOma Bakery, Tropical Ser.
Sta, P. p, Valentin Galan, Gu
CO Valdes, Quintanilla Gro, Sc
rra's Boulevard Restaurant, Jo-
sc Gonzalez, Manuel del Rio,
Marcelino Cueto, Vicente Fee
rrer, David Stein Furniture, Ma
drid Hotel, Roya, Theatre, Ha-
bana Gro, Al d r Gro, w. t.,
Leone Bros. Gro, Valencia Flo
raj, La F%avorita Bakery, La Pc
pular Bakery, Fernandez Res
taurant, Rubin Restaurant, A.
Fernandez (coeinero). Ideal Ca
feteria Cooperative La Familiar
Emilio Gonzalez, Manuel Con
zalez. Ell Buen Gusto Resta ram
tie, Escojedores de Morgan (mol
des), para leche, Mariana Rodri
guez, Joaquin de la Llama, Joe
Maniscalco, Luciano Gonzalez,
Jose Cuevas, FL Segundo Pro-
greso Gro, Aurora Arias.
Contribuyeron con IS centa-
vos: Valencia Garden Restau-
rant (Empleados).
Contribuyeron con 20 centa-
vos: Empleados de La Traduc-
ci6n.
(CORtiRuGrd).
La gaceta., 1939-02-28
ITIS

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La gaceta., 1939-02-28

Nv Ao PuO4lSoNO NI oiSuhCllIS
manifesto firmado por 1924
hombres de ciencias, sesenta y
cuatro de los cuales son MEM
bros de la Academia Nacional
de Ciencias y ochenta y cinco
presidentes, decanos y directo-
res de Laboratories industriales
y estaciones e~xperimentales.
EN- un articulo titulado Eel
espil itu p~ragmatico y dogmati-
co en- ffsica", que apareci6 Ell
ell nGmero 80 de abril de la re-
vista Mature" icon fuerte desa
probacion editorial), Sc lie da
gran publicidad a la posicion O.
ficial nazi sobre la ciencia y la
investigation cientifica. En-
substantial ell articulo es I'm alta
que sobre toda la fisica te6rica
y, por olivia derivation, sobre
toda teorfa cientifica en- gene
raj. Introduce ell racionalismo
nazi al dividir a los fisicos entire
buenos o no te6ricos y "arios".
y malos, o te6ricos y judios.
Ideas analogas han aparecido en-
revistas populares y cientificas
de Alemania, en- los discursos Y
escritos del Ministro de Educa-
ci6n aleman y de rectores y de-
canos universitarios y cientifi-
cos y profanos. Aparte de las
teorias r~aciales, ademas, la cien-
ella y ell arte en- Alemania estan
sujetos a una cruel censura po-
Utica y esas tendencias han en-
.contrada su expression en- las ce-
santias y la persecution de unos
1000 profesores Y hombres de
ciencia (hasta ell otOno de 1877
de las universidades e Institutes
de investigation alemanes, v
ahora tambien de Austria e TIA
liza, y en- la limitaci6n de la edu-
caci6n superior a estudiantes q.
tengan los requisites politicos VI
raciales "apropiados'.
"Los hombres de ciencia nor
teamericanOs, entrenados en-
una tradicion de libertad inte-
lectual, Sc afirman en- su convic-
ci6n de que, seg1n las palabras
de una resolution adoptada por
la Association -Norteamericana
para ell Progreso Cientifico",
"...la ciencia les enteramente in
dependents de las fronteras ma
cionales y de las razas y credos,
y solo puede florecer cuando
hay paz y ibertad intellectual"
81 la ciencia, para eitar de nue.
vo csc acuerdo, es continuar
progresando y difundiendo mas
abundantemente sus beneficios
a toda la humanidad y Squien
puede censurar csc porp6sito?
-entonces ell hombre de ciencia
tiene que llenar una obligation
moral. Debe educar al pueblo
contra la admission de doctrinas
La gaceta., 1939-02-28
LO QUE r DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
Por Jose R. Sanfeliz
iQue bella es la vida!

iQre bella es la vida!
Sobre tCdo cuando no Sc tiene
ante 81 ell fatidico problema de
la subsistencia. En- esos amar.
COS instantes, es cuando sc DIES.
maya la Marquesa.
No Obstante todas esas tribu.
~laciOnes, la vida IS bsl.a. No hay
NADIA tan exquisite, tan plecioso.
como nuestras vidaS y las de a.
quel!os sereS que nos rodean y
amamos con toda la potencia dc
nucstro pSopio ser. Y no son So
10 los Seres animados, muchas
muchas cosas inanimadaS tam
bien nos son gratas para hacer.
nos mas llevadera esta preciosa
vida, que con mas o menos apl-
ros y anguStias Namos didfru-
tando.
Por esas razones, muchas We
ces me digo, especialmante en-
instanteS de verdadera angus
tia: bueno es estudiar y COM
prender todaS esas otras vidaS,
amarlas, cOmpadecerlas y ira
tar de Obtener TN complete en-
tendimiento que Sirva de con-
trapeso a nueStras diarias cavi-
laciones, planeando la diaria lu-
cha por la conquista de las ne
cesidadeS materialeS de esta vi
da tan bella.
liza Vida! Viene una criatura
al mundO, y todos nos Interest,"
mos pOr su desarrollo. Quere-
mos que sea fuerte, sonriente,
robusto, saludable. Amamos a.
quella pequena %criatura, la pres
tamos toda nuestra atenci6n, es-
perando confiados en- verla con-
vertida en- un hOmbre o una mu-
jer, it'll para la humanidad.
Y asf vamos paSando la vida,
disfrutandO de esos bri,lantes
deStellOs de eSperanzas en- me-
dio de nuestra pobreza, las mi
seriaS de este mundo, que STEM
bre nos presenta una p~erspecti-
va adonde dirigir nuestra angus
tiada mente.
No hay que desesperar, La
Vida es muy BELLA y cuando nos
acon1ojan los problemas de esa
vida q.e tenemos que vivir, vol
vamos la vista hacia los Seres
que nos rodean, fsmilia y veci-
nos, nuestrOs, libros, peri6dicos,
cuadroS, plantas, perros y gatos,
que cada uno de nosotros dis
frutemos de la algeria de vivir,
comiendo cuando hay que y rien
do para hacer la vida mas dicho
sa.
La gaceta., 1939-02-28
Centre Asturidno

Cast todos los preparativos Sc
han completado para la fiesta
del pr6ximo sabado, a de mar
20, en- ell Centre Asturiano. En-
Honor de la Reina de la Simpa-
tia y sus damas de honor.
Teniendo en- cuenta ell mime
70 de mesas reservadas, la Sec
ci6n de Recreo acord6 celebrar
ell Cabaret en- la Sala-Bar, para
darle mayor comodidad a los a.
sistentes.
Sc lie adornara con gran ele-
gancia. Don Francisco tocara en-
ell primer turno y La Sonora en-
Ell segundo.
En- esta semana publicaremoS
los nombres de las personals que
han reservado mesas y ell pro.
grama de variedades.
La gaceta., 1939-02-28

M~usterole. preparada con Aooisa
puro de mostaza y otrot aotiVos ia
Gredientes producira los minmos
efectoa que ell antiRuo parcha da
mostaza, ain 1eJar ampolfan.
Musterole auele aliviar con prons
titud bronquitis. dolores dc KarRAn-
"a toBes. r~esfriadoa, ne~uralgika,
congestiOSes, feumatismoA tofoOdus
Faa, doloresJ muBculareB contuhlN~
mes, y toda clase de males y dole
res. Tiene poder hasta para eVitkF
las pulmonias. Vendesa On t6dkH
has d~roguerfaa, $50 csc, Ca
yarrog y en- 1'uboA TGmAho Dc hes
utal 50.
masoY a.. MN uurahs A. w.~e--m
La gaceta., 1939-02-28
NOTAS SOCIALES

Secci6n de Recreo y las damas
que con ella colaboran.
I'm programa especial Sc pre-
para, con Ell fin de complacer al
pdblico.
Por la Secci6n de Propaganda
Sc dan los pasos iniciales para
la Gran Fiesta de Primavera, en-
ell palacio de West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1939-02-28
De la Orden de odd FelIoaos

De Ia Orden de Odd FelEO1OS
Una gran tenida de distrito Sc
efectuara esta noche, por las Lo
gias Progreso No. 81 e Ideal Nc
55, de la Orden de Odd Fellows,
en- ell local del 955 de la Once a.
venida.
Sc hara un curse de instruc-
ci6n en- Ell trabajo secreto de la
Orden.
Suplfcase la asistencia de to-
dos los hermanos.
La gaceta., 1939-02-28

lnvitaci6n
Muy aterta invitaci6n recibi.
mos, de Ia sociedad ia Frater.
nidad", para su fiesta del dia II
de mario, en- el edificio de la So
ciedad LA Italia.
Contratadas han sido las or
questaS Don Francisco y La So
nora. Tendra a su cargo la direc
ci6n de la fiesta, la nueva y en-
tusiasta Secci6n de Recreo Y A
dorno.
La gaceta., 1939-02-28
pronramas Lnteramertennos

Manana microbes, por la es-
tacion de Boston, Mass, 11,750
kiiociclos, sc ofreceran los ST.
~guientes programmes: 9:15, insti
tuciOnas culturales nOrteameri-
canas; concentrates sobre mott
cias mundiales, a las 10 100, y
.cuarteto Weber, piano y orques-
ia, a las 1915.
La gaceta., 1939-02-28
De la Italia

De la Italia
Ell almuerzo Picnic de la socie
dad la Italia" Sc efectuara ell
dia 2 de abril.
Tocaran las orquestas "Don
Francisco" Y ia Tropical.
Comenzara la fiesta al medic
dia y terminara a las 9 de la no.
che .
I'm suculento almuerzo sera
servidO.
La gaceta., 1939-02-28
Orden CabaNero de Ia Lax

OfWCH OVNWttC'O oS ~ GN
La Logia Pasados Luminaras
de la Orden Caballeros de la Luz
cita a sus miembros para una
junta que Sc celebrara en- la no.
che de hoy, martes, en- ell temple
de Ia Doce avenida y Gale 10.
Els la Logia de Pasados Lumi-
mares No. l la que convoca. Pr
desc la asistencia de todos.
La gaceta., 1939-02-28

Pr0grGmG de Victor GORzdlez
Ell professor Victor Gonzalez
director de la orquesta ia So
nora, estrenara IL pleas, ell We
nidero sabado, en- ell Cabaret del
Centre Asturiano.
Els la primera vez en- Tampa
que una orquesta estrena tantas
pleas en- una misma noche.
En- Ell grupo figuran los paso-
dobles FrescuelO, Arag6n y La
mento Andaluz.
Ell Cabaret San Jose
Esta senalado para eli sabado
Is de mario, en- ell Centre Espa-
mol
Cabaret annual, a cargo de la
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
COAST FIGURES

Nome runs j. Collins. Los An
geles. IS; Norbert. San Francisco,
20; Coleman. Portland, N. Mar
shall. Portland, 16; Moore, Los
Angeles, Garibsldi, Sacramento.
Is; Hawkins. Portland, Hunt,
Seattle, IA.
Three-base hits-Holder San
Francisco, Is: Archie. Seattle. Ia
Wilson. Portland. DiMaegio, San
Francisco, IL; Lawrence. Seattle
Gudat, Oakland, 10.
Two-bNse hits-Strange. Seattle,
46; Dallessandro, San Diego, Carl
baldi, Sacramento, 40. Jeffries,
Portland, DiMsgsio. San Fran
cisco, IS. STATE. Los Angeles. 81;
Rosenberg, Portland, man,
Hollywood, SO.
Stolen bases White, Seattle. ~;
DiMaggio, San Francisco, rs; Carl
baldi. Sacramento. -; Archie,
Seattle. Lumy. Oakland. Is; vanni,
Seattle, II.
Sacrifice hits-English. Los An
geles, 27; Niemiec, San Diego, 81;
Archie, Seattle. 20.
Douple piays-Sacramento. 13li
Hollywood, Oakland. l27; san
Diego. 100; Los Angeles. ii6; Sar
Francisco. l05; Seattle. i0l; Port
land. %.
Triple plays-Los Angeles. Oak
land. / each.
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hers the toughest r.ir 81 little
fellows On earth.
They 40 for the lightweight
championship 81 the world and
odds stand s 10 5 IN favor 81
Armstrong. but let this Be fair
warning that betting on tins one
s like laying your money on
whether = buxz-saw can lick q TRIP
hammer.
The boys are ready and
they're raser sharp Roth OF
them ha>e hearts - etg ~
balloons, hearts that snd
them In swinging and lsse'nk
when the brain is parsiysrd
hy punches. They know each
others styie. Tor . year arc
Armstrong took the title frcrs
Amhers hy the thinsest whis-
PER Al . decision.
Armstrong; victory . year aru
Ia tn. chief resson why the odds
favor him At q 10 5. No n who
wa. in the Garden bowl that night
will ever forget what he sw ~
the hrawl drew toward It's close.
KEPT COMING IN
Armstrong, the little Negro who
comes ss close to perpetual motion
as any human can. kept moving
in and pumping punches. Amesrs,
back against the ropes. dsrted
lefts and rights TO the jaw until
II seemed that he couldn't M hia
arms for the next one.
There was = curious bobhinE
gong on around Armstrong;
Adams apple. and next day u
came out that he had swallowed q
quart OF his own gore for fear that
IL he spit II out the referee would
stop the fight
Armstrong rot the decssicr.
but Ambers was the stronger