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La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Ky 81 estOs hombres no ha-
bian tornado parte alguna en- el
rapto de su hijo7...
NJ seria una infamia y una
Iinjusticia acusarles de un delito
de que eNos serian entonces ino-
centes2.,
Recordaba Miguel que en- Ell
ano y medic que Nevada eStable-
lido aqui en- la pampa del Chu-
but jamas estos indios Chtcos,
los 1nicos que vivian en- las GER
canias de su hacienda, le habian
,causado ell menor daho.
Tenian fama de ladrones y
traidores en- Ell paisj pero Mi
guel habia podidO eOmprObar
por sus mismos ojos que ellos
tambien vivian del pastoreo,
orlando miles de novillos al otro
lado del rio Chico, y de Ia caza
" la pesca.
-iCuando ha de regresar
lwuestrO jefe1
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Son ellos.
Miguel sc reyolvia, dudando.
-Pero 81 los indios estaban
tranquilos, y va han visto uste-
des que ell campamento no daba
sehales de que nadie hubiera sa-
lido de aventura esta noche.
En- TODD case habra sido el
mismo Cara ROj0 con su genie
-apunt6 alguien,
-iEsol
5lEsol
Maria de las Nieves, furiosa,
frenetica, deshecha de dolor, pc
dia tambien un caballo para a
compahar a Miguel y a los colo
nos en- la exploration de la la
nura.
Su amante Ia calm6 un tanto
dieiendola, al temp que la be
saba
-iTranquilizate. Maria mia !
Veras como Dios quiere que en-
eOntremos q nuestrO hiiO adora-
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

@Manana.
No sabeis a que bora?
NO.
Miguel iba va a espolear su
caballo sc lie oeurri6 adyertlr
aun al jefe del campamento;
ii uando venga tn jefe, die
que ell dueno de la hacienda de
Los Rosales quisiera hablar con
.A inmediatamente! iQue tenga
la bondad de venir a mi casa,
Serbs serWdo-contest6 eli
indio, siempre serene.
%
Miguel, seguido de su genie,
volvi6 grupas. y un instante
despu6s, todos galopaban de
nuevo hacia la casa
AL llegar ALI, muchos de los
hombres de Miguel, viendo que
no Sc habia eneontrado az pc
quehuelo, repetian:
@SOn clos, amoI
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

NO.
u D6nde esta?
-Saii6, al venir la noche,
con doscientoS arQueros hacia 81
.lago de Muster.
Ia que han lido ALA?
"A cazar y a traer a nueS'
ira reina, Damara, que esta al
otro lado del lago desde hace
dias, con muchas de nuestraS
mujeres,
Miguel dude, lanzando un hor
do suspiro.
Nj este hombre, nj ningunC
de los guerreros del campamen-
to daban muestraS de la nery1O-
.sidad Y Ia excitaci6n propias de
hombre que ACADIA de tomar par
te en- una expedition guerrero q
agresiya, sine al c%ontrario: TO.
dos aparecian may tranquilos, y
habian recibido a los jinetes
blancos EN- actitud pacifica.
GuSnAn dudaba.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12
Don't Spread Your GoS Cough
GetNenNno- MuIsi1P

ing highest grade beechwood reo
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia zig syIup gives Maa'ho.
Mulsio;. Q taste the whole family
will, IKE. It eli IS the mem
branes SO its soothin healing in
gradients ac4 faster, better. An
Ohio lninister recently said from
bis pulpit:
y ~Attendane. At church is neces-
sarv for human welfare, but don't
endanger tie ~congregati a with ~
cold cough wkea Mentho-Mulsion is
SO inexpensive end easy to obtain"
M.ntho-M uloion is endorsed by
YOUR neighbors ard sue 'anteed by
Leading druggists worry fhere.-adV'
La gaceta., 1940-09-12
LA JUNTA DE CULTURA
ESPANOLA

Como anunciamos, hoy jue-
YES, a las 8 de la noche, Sc reu-
Mira la junta de Cultura Espa-
iola en- ell edificio del Centre o.
brero. Presidira Jose Martinez.
Estimase necesaria la presen-
ella de todoS los miembros del d.
rectorado, pues Sc tomaran a.
cuerdos de gran responsible
dad.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

jim Braddocf cuando ie ppso
frgnte a los de Ma x Baer,
a auien arrS 8 la coro ma.
Sobre la ti6n del peso, eN
te observador Sc agarlsa a Ia
creencia de que la difere ncia en-
the Jose Luis y Conn.,, t,erca de
rs libras, es mucho mas impor-
tante que la diferencia Gle so IL
bras entire Willard Y Dempsey.
I'm peso mayor de 200 libras es a
menudo exceso de equipaje. Pc
70 por debajo de las 200, cada
libra, acumulada detras de un
fueNe puho Y un buen hombre,
tlene su valor en- ell negocio. Diez
libras seria una ehbrme diferen
cia para gladiadores de otros pc
SOS. Una diferencia de % libras
entire Luis y Conn es muy impor
tante porque Luis es un nivela-
do boxeador de 200 libras, no
uno rellenado como Camera o
como 10 era Willard en- la epoca
de su combate con Dempsey.
Els la opinion, en- esta esquina
que Conn, dentro de dos amos,
podra aumentar su peso en- diez
libras. ntonces tendria 1875 y I'm
hombre con csc peso va puede
sostener su campo sin vacilacio-
mes,
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

proncetic6 aver, miranda lacia
las nubes, quizas sohando, que
su patrocinado vencera maha-
ma por la noche, en- Benjamin
Field, al diestro muchacho lati-
no Joek Raymond Pronosticar
es facil.
Raymond tiene la misma
creencia en- cuanto a Eddy y al
.gunos de los peritos opinan CO.
mo 81.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Los Cardenales atropelaron
clos veces a los Gigantes. Shouil
lanz6 en- uno de los juegos y 10
gan6. MCGEE, a quien sustituy6
Lanier, conquist6 la otra victo-
ria.
San Luis 7c, TN, De; New
York DC, III, lie.
San Luis &c, 10h, De; New
York &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

con los Phillies, proporcionan-
dote~~yer la tercera derrota'
Brown por Ell Pittsburgh con
Alfonso Lopez de receptor. 81
tampeho di6 un hit en- cinco We
ces al bate.
Pittsburgh &c, 12h, lie; Fila
DELTA &c, 11h, Be.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Los Cubs dieron aver an for
midable golpe a las aspiraciones
de los Dodgers, ganando los dos
desafios, uno con Dizzy Dean de
pitcher Y ell otro con Claude Pas
seau. Dean permiti6 seis hits
tres de ellos de Reiser y dos de
Gallagher. Ell notable pitcher 50
10 tuvo un momento de debili'
dad. en- ell sexto, cuando do dos
bases por bolas.
Chicago &c, 14h, 2e; Brook.
Ign sc, 8h, 2e.
Chicago &c, Oh, lie; Brooklyn
&c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Leonard actu6 en- TODD Ell des-
affo, pero los Medals Blancas le
dispararon Is hits, heciendoles
siete carreras. Rigney lanzo por
los triunfadores y lie pegaron II
hits.
Washington &c, lin, De; Chica
go. 7c, 16h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12
LISTERINE
for HALITOSIS
(BAD nRRATnl
T0MO SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
seguido de un grupo de labrie'
Cos de la hacienda.

I'm instante despues, todos ga
lopaban locamente bajo la luna,
perdiendose al fondo de la in
mensa llanura.
FL padre de Miguelito sc diri-
gi6 al campamento de los indios,
con ell firme designio de incen-
diarlo y matar a su mismo jefe
81 no Sc encontraba a su adora-
do pequehuelo.
lie colm6 la furia el hecho de
que Cara RojG, ell jefe de los Chi
COS, no estuviera en- Ell campa-
mento.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Tommy Gomez esta ensayan-
do un puhetazo que, segdn e.
tiene la 'salsa" necesaria para
que eli frances de Jacksonville
quede tendido sobre la Iona. 81
Icumple su palabra de venir a
pelear, Foucart &c pondra en-
contacto con Ell "vapor" que Co
mez acumula en- sus puios.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
Y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 2202
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Con sus pitchers estrellas,
Walters y Derringer, los Rojos
de Cincinnati apabullaron dos
veces a las Abejas de Boston. La
ventaja de los Rojos sobre ell
Brooklyn es ahora de 9 desa-
ffos.
Cincinnati &c, 1Oh, De; Bos-
ton DC, All, lie.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, 0e; Boston
lie, 6h, Be.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Cecilio Losada t-udra una
"palomita" en- Kid Romeo. inc
puede haber descendido Ell me-
iicano, como gladiator, hasta Ell
punto de ser derrotado por Ron
co.
Pero... Romeo pronostica que
lie apabullara.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Auker lanz6 aver por los
Browns y limit6 a cinco los hits
de los Atleticos.
Caster lanz6 por los vencidos
~ con cinco hits consiguieron a
notarle tres wees.
Filadelfia DC, 5h, 2e; ASH Lui:
&c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

ICED medicIne, today. IT Mehtho1
Mulsior fails to stop your cougnIl
Immediately and ge' you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker chan
nv medicine you ever tried, ass
or your money BE- K.
Mentho-Mulsion is more than ~
ordinary medicine. 1t CO ,ains vita
aims A and d to build youl cSld
resistance, and seven soothing,
E.eoling oils ard u%nguents. incl'ld-
La gaceta., 1940-09-12
La GACETA

IA peri6dico era idioma EsPAho'
30 mas circulacion on TAEnpH
Viutopiano Manteiga, Editor
Rusc ipci6n semanal: 20 c
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Telefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

New YQk &c, 5h, De-; Cleve-
land 1c, 5h, pc.
New York Sc, 5h, Be; Cleve-
laAd sc, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Los Piratas ganaron la serie
La gaceta., 1940-09-12
OEPORTES
LIGA NACIONAL

Dean Domino a los Dodgers
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Fl Columbia tisns M tsFrpHe para e. estaclOnA-
miento de los coches de sus clientes, en- Ia cale ~, y un
serene para Ell debldo cuidado. Lleve ALI 81 cache, bay
espacio suficiente.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Ell director del indiO Eddy
La gaceta., 1940-09-12

Boston &c, 14h, Sc; troft
lie, 18Th, De.
La gaceta., 1940-09-12
Rheumatic Happy;
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Thousands who suffered from the torturing
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La gaceta., 1940-09-12
cola cough seriously endangers

A colo cough seriously endangers
gou, your family, ard your bus IS
ASA. ates. glneS from colds
.ousl.s causes bre loss OF Il
han all othed Aseasos combined
II You have a cough due to a ca
oct Mantho-Mulsion, the guard
La gaceta., 1940-09-12
CON LOS GUANTES

Pr0n6sttcO Gomez Ensdy0
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22
Bowker Favored
To Win Tourney

Jack BoWker. Calexico high
schools outstanding athlete in foot
ball. basketball and tennis. will be
favored to win the senior singles
championship in final round play
Of the Hens tournament Saturday.
BoWker advanced to the semi
finals with the loss of only six games
Jack Hens will furnish him stiffest
competition. In the junior mems
singles Bob Simmons and Lewis
Nichols we're rated contenderS. Doris
Chestnut was rated the favorite in
senior girls play, Joan Bowker in
junior girls play.
Schedule:
Senior High Boys Singles 30 a. n.y.
Jack BoWker VS.. Everett Broderick
Tom Brents VS.. Jack Hens.
Senior High Girls Singles 40 a. m.)
Doris Chestnut VS.. May Kokobun
Margarita Farias VS.. Lorna Kaiser
Junior High Boys Singles % a. m.)
Bob Simmons VS.. Doyle Blackwood
Walter Anderson VS.. Lewis Nichols
Junior High Girls Singles 20 a. n.y.
Joan Bowker VS.. Elaine PlemonS
Mary Carroll VS.. Virginia VinfridO
Junior high finals at l p. m.
Senior high finals at p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22
HOLLYWOOD Stars Fear Loss
Of Gilmore Stadium Rights
Sheiks May Be
Deprived Of
Home Park

LOS ANGELES. March d. up
A threatened restraining action
to halt the Hollywood Stars from
using Gilmore stadium for home
games gave rise to fears of club
owners that the ball club might
have to be disbanded.
Victor Ford Collins president of
the club. said that without ball
park the Stars cannot operate. 1t
IS impossible to go back to Wriglet
Field. That is losing proposition.
1t never has worked out success
fully Yet"
The injunction suit was threat
ened by Los Angeles City Attorney
Ray L. CheSebro in connection with
a suit brought by the city council
asking that Gilmore Island, where
the stadium is situated. be abated
on grounds it is a public nuisance
Chesebto said he would seek to
stop the Stars from using the park.
and If the suit is not settled by
March 20. the Stars will have no
place TO play their opening game of
the Coast league with Seattle.
The threat provoked considerable
speculation as 10 what effect the
litigation would have upon the
coast league. Dropping the Stars
would leave only seven clubs N
the circuit
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22
BY HENRY MCLEMORE-

ST PETERSBURG, Fla. March
%. 'UPl-If my name happened to
bt either Williams or Keller l would
climb up and down my family tree
i. an effort 10 find q branch or even
z tHIg that proved I was related to
tho Boston Red Sox Williams OF
the Nov York Yankees Keller.
A year from now relationship to
either Of these boys is likely To BIZ
" ~ valuable The change arc that
b. next winter baseball scouts will
BE- out looking high and low for
their kin. Even fourth cousins by
marriage may be given tryOutS with
big league teams.
Look what happened TO the Di-
MaggiO5. Joe became sensation
and now there are three DiMagpiOS
in the big leagues. The other two
are Dominic and Vince. brothers Of
Joe. The first and second cousins
haven't even been tapped yet. but
let Dominic and Vince have a good
wears and not even grandpa will be
safe
Even ii you are piIH a CASUAL
reader of the sports pages you
know what they did Keller hit 1874
as an outfielder for the Yankees and
single handcdly ruined the Cincin-
natl Reds in the world series with
his home runs. And as for Willimas,
all he could do a. a member of the
Red Sox Outtirld was to hit a 1927
clip and lead both the American
and National leagues in runs batted
in with l45. He belted 81 home runs,
too. The best tipoff on how good
Charley and Ted have been in spring
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22
Boston Bees Due
For Position Rise

BRADFNTON. Fla, March %
'UP'-For two years the Boston
Bees have been going doWn--from
800 in 1887 to .5o7 in 1898 and
then to Al last season when they
landed in seventh place. So there's
plenty of room for improvement
in the beehive.
Casey Stengel, the irrepressible
mits so himself. But we might
be a little better than some people
think" says Stengel Il don't know
about our pitching and our power
but we have classy infield.'
The Bees infield is better than
all right with Les Scarsella from
the Reds at first, Sebastian SiSti,
the l9-year old Buffalo boy at
second Eddie Miller, completely re-
covered from his broken Ice. at
short. and the veteran Tony Cue
tlnello shifted from second 10 third
Miller looked like coming star
in II games last season until he
broke a small bone IN his leg IN a
collision with AL Simmons. Stengel
believes Miller and SiS'i, who Casey
says reminds him of frankie frisch
will give the Bees the leagues best
double play combination.
The only outfield spot that does
Mt cause Sten2el some concern is
center where Big Max West, the
most coveted player in the league,
has been shifted from right. West
raised his batting average last sea
son from .234 to .285 and, with
Hank Leiber of the Cubs. was the
only National Lacquer to hit a homer
in every park IN the circuit.
He's bigger and stronger and ne
Is going to cause plenty of pitching
headaches around the circuit. Bud
dy HaSsett the converted first base
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22
Sport Notes


Eieht-iron shots Will be the rage
at the Imperial Valley driving range
for the next few nights with the
start of the hole-ln-one tourna-
ment Golfers from dubs to the
expert class will be on hand for
the tournament Experts tell
us that holeS-in-one are strictly
lucky anyway There was one
chap who hit more than 1000 shots
in an effort TO drop hole-in-one
somewhere in the east. but never
made the grade
Baseball in the valley high school
league is attracting good deal
more attention this year with the
entrance of Holtville into the league
Coach T. S. Walker. WHO was
a pretty fair ball player in his own
right as a collegian, predicts the
Vikings Will have to be considered
as a pennant contender 49,.
CaleXico appears to have the
classiest team in the league at the
present time. but Coach Sheldon
LOughboroueh has a conner up
Brawley way e Centre appar-
emily is doomed to the cellar spot
particularly because of a lack of
power at the plate :.
George Kendall. shed worker
in Holtville, claims the distinction
of being Imperial Valleys out
standing bowler He fired ten
strikes, spare and a miss to
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22
Nova Pronounced
Fully Recovered

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. %. CUP)
Specialists have pronounced Lou
Nova in fit condition and within
SIX weeks he expects to begin train
ing for an eastern campaign he
hopes will put him once more near
the head of the heavyweight class
Nova has been suffering from an
infection since he was licked by
Tony Galento and his weight drop
pea almost to the feather class. His
manager, Ray Carlen, said he was
pack up to 202 pounds and feeling
perfect.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22
Ben Hogan Fires
II Under Par TO
Win Open Meet

GREENSBORO, N. c., March 90.
(UP)-Ben Hogan, whose II under
par total of PIT for u holes won
him the North and South open
championship yesterday, was back
at his tavOritc pastime today
practlclng.
Hogan waited at PinchurSt only
long enough to collect his first prize
check of $1,000 and then came here
TO practice up for the $4,000 Green's
boro oren which starts tomorrow.
Hogan's first championship reprel
sented a three year struggle to cd
to the top and one heartbreak
after another for him and Valera,
his pretty wife who sat impatiently
on many club house veranda hop
ing he would come in first Just
this once, anyway
Hogan had come in second in
three tournaments this season. the
Texas open. Oakland and Phoenix
IT'S not tho money that worried
Hogan. He ranks second in money
winnings to his friend Jimmy De-
maret of Houston, Tex, for the
winter circuit with $4038
Byron Nelson presented Hogan
with the specially made driver that
enabled Ben to beat him by nine
strokes. and crowd him into third
place behind Sammy Snead at $50
Nelson won the North-South last
year.
Hogan showed his courage by re-
fuSing to play his shots safe even
when he had commanding lead
that virtually assured him the title.
On the first Is holes he shot a
course record tieing 66. On the
second 10 he shot a 81 which gave
him 1873 and a new PEA record
36-hole competitive play The third
round he came through with a IA
the first time he went over par.
He finished with 10 to set new
North South record for grass greens.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22

LOS ANGELES. March -. U'PJ-
Hog Salea bic 81, fully steady: fcW
good l65 ID. CaIfi3rnlas $40: good
10 choice around 200 lbs. quoted $50.
few 49, lbs $50.
Cattle saleable 200; very slow
about steady: few common TO me
dlum steers 7.S5-S.25 Other held
above $50. good lacking; commoH
to medium COWS $50; some held
higher, Gamers and cutters 4.5"-
$50. nu bulls sid early; good quot
cd or above. calves saleable 80,
steady al weeks decline; good
NcalcIS TO l.. few calves 4.2J down,
sheep: nothing offered and market
uutcStcd Tor several days.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22
Braw|ey Track
Team Defeats
CoacheIIa Hiuh

Brawley high schools track
and field team scored its first
victory of the season Thursday
afternoon by defeating Coached
la high 17Oi. to 1882 in dual
meet on the Brawley track.
Outstanding performers for the
winners we're Keith Jones who
ran the 100 yard low hurdles in
143; John Williams, varsity
trackman who won the 100 yard
dash, was second in the shot
put, third in the broad jump:
Marin Navarro who high jumped
5 foot 6 in the B division.
Both Williams and Navarro
also ran on winning relay teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22
Today's Sports Parade

training this year, and what a deep
impression their freshman cam
paignS of 1899 made on the baseball
critics, IS to be found in general
comment around the baseball camps
There are lots of managers and
writer's and players who believe
that one, or both, will outhit the
great DiMaggio in the 1910 season
This IS a tremendous tribute be-
cause as you know the baseball
world as a whole considers DiMag-
giO great enough right now to Gust
Iris Speaker from the all-time out
field and play cenier to CObb'S left
and Ruth'S right.
The easiest way to get in an argu-
ment down here is to announce
which of the two, Keller or williams
you think is the better player. Per-
sonally I feel that it is a little carly
to make a choice. From what I have
seen of them there is little to choose
Williams has more natural ability
and a much better swing. Keller is
a much better fielder and much
faster. And he hits to all fields
whereas Ted is principally a pull
hitter and an outfielder can get set
for him.
Both are hard working youngsters
without conceit. There isn't a player
on either club who spends more time
trying to improve than Keller ano
Williams. Neither drinks. neither
smokes. Baseball is all they care
about and if application, hustle, and
determination means anything, then
DiMaggio sometime will have to
move out of the all time outfield
and make room for one OF them
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22
San Diego High
Leads Quincy

POMONA. March %. (UP)-San
Diego's baseball team, defending
champion, led squads from Is other
high schools today into the cham
pionship round of the 20-30 club
tournament.
The San Diego nine defeated
Santa Ana 10 to l in the opening
round and then eliminated Sweet
water of National City to 0 in the
second game. Phoenix, runner-up
in last years tourney, downed Chino
s to in the initial game and
drew a bye in the afternoon.
Other survivors into the final
round included Long Beach Poly
which defeated Excelsior 80; San
Diego Hoover with a 40 victory
over Ventura; Escondido, shading
Riverside Poly 9-8.
In the second round consolation
games, Brea-Olinda defeated EX-
celSior 81: San Bernardino downed
Covina 8-6; and Bonita trounced
Fillmore Ill.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22

'llO oldNultlll.
Wally Peterson, former high
school first Sackcr will hold down
the initial sack for the all-Stars,
Tufie Hashem will play second, Ted
SANDER shortstop, Joe FornaSero.
third, AL Mendoza. Cal Aaron and
Ralph Black outfield, and Ike Price
catcher.
Carl Dumler, former winter league
pitching star. will hurl against the
Padres. He has allowed only one
run in all exhibition games this
season in working out with the
Padres
Manager Cedric burst will start
Byron Humphreys for the Padres
with his regular lineup in the field.
Stinson, Sperry, MesSner. and Ber-
kowitz will play the infield. Patch
TT, Stewart and Jensen the out
field. Bill Salkeld will catch.
Proceeds from the game will be
turned over to the HipaSs Healt
camp fund according to Manage
burst. Bill Englyn, coast league
umpire, will donate his services.
Padre rockies defeated the rcgu-
lars Thursday 2-1 in an intcrSquad
game when Peterson singled and
Willard hoomered in the fifth in
ming. Peterson collected two other
hits off the Slants of Pat Tobin.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22
Hoppe Holds to
Billiard Lead

CHICAGO, March %. CUP)-Jay
Bozeman. Vallejo, Calf. shared sec
ond place with Kake Schaefer, jr..
Cleveland. in the $4,000 world s
championship three cushion billiards
tournament. Willie Hoppe, New
York, retained first position in the
standings with seven victories and
no defeats.
Bozeman defeated Defending
Champion Welker Cochran. San
Francisco. yesterday. 50-37. in a 81
inning match. 1t WAS Bozeman S
sixth victory of the tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-22
Buzukos Lines Up
Big Card After
Successful Show

Matchmaker Pete Buzukos made
a flying trip to Los Angeles Friday
to line up another card of name"
WreStlers for next Thursdays bouts,
following the turnout of the largest
graphing crowd of the season
Thursday night.
Vincent Lopez and Pantheon
Manlopig. current favorites along
the coast Wrestled to a one-hour
time limit draw. Manlopig lost the
first fall when Lopez pinned the
Filipino champion with a body
press. but the Islander won the
second with head lock.
In tn, semi final Hank Matheney
tossed Al Baffert in straight falls
and Box Car Jacobs subdued Ramon
Sevilla IN the opener.
Sander Sazbo, Tarzan White, Vic
Hill and more of the outstanding
grapplers will be brought to. the
valley for future matches, BuZukoS
said, AMI boxing will be scheduled
here after April Is.