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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
COP In Tune At Last
With F. RS W.P.A.

WASHINGTON, June 21- F5 -
Republican Leader John D. M. Ham,
ilton was asked today to give the
WPA full credit for the Ballad of
Americans" billed as the opening
song for the party's convention at
Philadelphia.
Senator Minton (D-Ind.) directed
Hamilton's attention to the fact that
the song was written for WPA by
John Latouche and Earl Robinson,
former employees of the Federal
theatre project.
will you be good enough to ex-
tend my congratulations to the ar
rangements committee for its good
taste in music" Minton requested
in a letter to the republican chair.
man.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23

you did! See, it's our friend Blub
ber."
He's not -. ?"
mo, you just denied his thick
skull. I'll roll him over and search
him."
"He-he didn't get my purse,
Aunt Hat announced, her teetf
chattering.
But he did get Gusty's," John
Weston said grimly. "Francie,
isn't this the wallet you bought
him for Christmas? And here's the
little gold trumpet he always wore
on his shirt"
ION :" Francie seized the
wallet and uin. They are his.
Pops"
John Weston's eyes were hard.
I'm going to see what's happened
to that boy" He turned to the
officer. Keep an eye on this fell
low"
Francie was pulling on Stacks
over her pajamas. I'm going
along. Pops. I heard Gusty play
ing his trumpet just before l went
to sleep. l know the direction it
came from
They followed the highway, Mr..
Weston searching in all directions
with the long beam of his flash
light. Francie forced her shaking
legs to keep up with him. Hor'
rible thoughts pressed in on her.
Suppose Gusty was murdered?
Wouldn't it be all her fault? Il
she'd only ridden with him wher
he asked her ...
There's the carl" Mr.. Weston
exclaimed.
Gusty's old roadster was parked
in a culvert. The dying embers
of a campfire cast pale light or
a still figure.
Francie chung to her father a:
they stumbled forward. Mr.. West
On directed his f1ashlight over Gus
ty S lace. HIS eyes were Closed. :
great purple welt discolored hi
forehead.
Francie threw herself at his side
sobbing, "Oh, Gusty, Gusty, it:
all my fault. I'm so sorry. Please
don't die
Mr.. Weston pulled her gentl.
away. He bent, making a quicl
examination.
Easy, dear, Gusty's not dead
He's just had a nasty blow. Take
the Aasnlight and run back t
camp. I'll need someone to hell
me carry him. Have the proprietor
get a cabin ready and telephone
for a doctor"
1t was all done so quickly tina
Francie had no time to think. 1
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
PROGRAM
MAKES PROGRESS
More Crop Diversification Re
ported By FSA Super
visor CHM

Brunswick and New Hanover
county farmers, operating under
the Farm Security administration
setup, r making steady progress
in crop diversicfiation programs,
W. M. CHM, supervisor of the
rural rehabilitation division of the
FSA, said yesterday.
A study Of the farm. plans of
FSA borrowers shows that much
Roadway is being made on getting
away from the old one-crop do
mination, CHM. said.
Tremendous strides have b e e n
made in crop diversified alton, he
said, which means that a good stort
also has been made in the adoption
of farm Improvement and soil con-
serving practices.
THE FSA, since the beginning
of its program in Brunswick and
New Hanover counties, has insist
ed on production Of food for the
family and feed for the livestock,
and farmers who have come to us
for loans are realizing that pro-
duction of their own food and feed
is an important factor in the sue
cessful operation of any farm.
I'm addition to these subsistence
crops, we have encouraged t
production of two or more cash
crops, and can now report tina
every farmer on the program ir
these two counties will this yeal
have more than one sourc of cash
income from his farm. In addition
to cotton and tobacco, some of the
corps that have been planted this
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23

He simply wouldn't let a girl like
him.
Gusty's wallet lay on the dresser.
Trance-like, Francie found herself
drawn to it. How easy it would be
to take. the ticket! 1t wouldn't be
stealing. She had as much right to
it as Gusty. She touched the wallet,
drew back as if it were hot.
Shed saved Gusty's money for
him, aad maybe his life. He hadn't
even thanked her. Why should she
be so careful Of his feelings? Now
was the time to be ruthless, the way
Aunt Hat was always telling her to
be.
With shaking hands, Francie fumb.
led with the wallet flap. Slowly she
withdrew the ticket and placed it in
her jacket beside Gusty's trumpet
pin. She drew the clipper shut with
a terrible finality.
(TO Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
incubation Clinics
Are Completed Here

All rabies clinics in the city and
county have been completed and
a house-to-house canvass is now
being made to round up dogs that
have not been innoculated, DR.. A.
H. Elliot, health officer, said yes
terday.
All persons, whose dogs have
not been innoculated, were urged
by DR.. Elliot to communicate with
a vetinarian, or n of the follow
ing rabies inspectors: north side.
o.. M. Westbrook, Jr., of 1901
Chestnut street; south side, Tom
nv Walker, of 1915 Ann street;
Harnett township, Wayne William
son. of Winter Park. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
Trade
Acceleration Looming

HOUSTON, Tex, June .22- UP -
Acceleration of trade with Latin.
America lies before the gulf coast
as a ray of hope piercing war gloom.
Because this area did a tremend'
Gus business with the nations now
in conflict, the overseas battle has
stung pocketbooks as we'll as emo
tons.
The foreign market, annually q
source of vast revenue. virtually has
collapsed as one country after an
other went to war and consequently
was banned to American vessels.
A turn to the south is only ma
Itural.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
Collection Of Waste
Ordered In Britain

LONDON, June 22.-P-"Every
niece of paper, every piece of scrap
metal is a potential bullet against
little" said Herbert Morrison, min.
ister of supply tonight in ordering
owns to organize efficient collection
of waste. t
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23
'NEGATIyF"

NEW YORK, June 22-(P-rs..
to determine whether poisons can,
ed the death of John Witter -
Charlotte, N. C., student. have yisd.
ed negative results" Dr., 4 ~
Gettler, chief toXicolosist of the mad
ical examiners office, said TODAY
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-23

year are: beans, potatoes, peas,
and various truck crops" CHM
said. 5
Evening star., 1940-08-15
U. 5. Swim Word Banned

Because of the American cancel
lation Of a Japan-United States
swimming meet which was to have
been held in Toxic this summer, the
Affiliation Of Swimming Associa-
tions voted to expunge the English
word crawl" described as a style
| of swimming, from the japanese
vocabulary. The word "hayaoyogi, +"
which means fast swimming, was
substituted.
Evening star., 1940-08-15
JOLLY POLLY
A Little Chat on English
n VoC = EDUcrrH

B. c. IA man Of great ability
whose knowledge is extensive" is
the required form, or "A man of
great ability and one whose know
Evening star., 1940-08-15
Points for Parents
By EDYTH THOM

By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
Picnics offer good opportunity
for teaching family members ho1D to
share ,Dork as nell as play.
Evening star., 1940-08-15

EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY
Flashes latest with Howard Bailey; WMAL, 500
Sports sports Ray Michael WMAL, $50
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS
60pmWSV Parks and Johnson take the Vox Pop show to the
Worlds Fair Aquacade
1880 pmWOL Ted Lewis heads list of stars In Chicago Tonight
Heidi brigade of
dip again into the Pot o Gold.
BaZooka take the M. c.
defense
johnson, WRC, tbs.
Burton K Wheeler WMAI $50.
c. M. o N. WJSV 915
Mai. Hershey, Selective Service Comttee, VOL,
1915.
SHORT WAVE PROGRAM
pm-BUDAPEST Budapest Orchestra HAT4 912
meg,
Serial Play Rupert Of Eentzau GSD Ills
meg, 255 Csc. 958 meg, 313 m.
pm-VATICAN CITY News Broadcast and Comment e5
31O6 m.
s:3opm-TOKIO Modern Japan" talk in
English JLS2, 7S4 meg, 1853
s:40pm.-ROME, Grand Light Music, 2RO3 3115 m;
2RO4 2540 m. 2RO6 1851
S:45 pm-BERLIN, Germany" DJI, 1911 1913
DJD lit meg, m DXB 961 meg, 3l2
Colorful Opeeta Melodies DJL, 1911
m m. DXB, 961 81
Radio Newsreel for North American listeners
Csc, 958 313 m.
1000 pm-GUATEMALA Chamber Music TeWA e6s meg 81 m
1000 pmROME News in English 2RO3 Bib m 2RO4 2oO m
2RO6, 1851 m.
pm.-LoNDON, Topical Talks, Csc e5s
313
124o amToKIo japanese History Series JzK, 1915
m
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

las confi6, dici6ndome que me
hleiera depositario de elias has.
"a O. listed llegase a Ia mayorfs
De edad, o que las esconda en- su
paiacio, para que listed no pue.
ia encontrarlas en- muchos a.
nos hasta que sea un hombre,
vera listed, mi queridO senori-
Es algo horrible, que me ha-
&c eScribirle a listed esta carta
iiOrando' pues 20, que lie he Wis
70 listed nacer, q. le he tenido
mis- bra5Os mil wees ouando
Sra nlno' soy Ell dnico a quien 81
confi6 el secreto de su vi
ia y de sus amOres con la Illus.
ire eondesa de Prado Azul.
AN sehoFitOl listed no pue
ne imaginarse nunca 10 que 20
SURF en- aquallOs amos, viende
81 senior padre atenazado Dor
Ina passion mas fuerte que 81
'O'un0d. QOeriendo a Ia va
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Y vOlvi6 con un legajO de pa

Y volvi6 con un legajO de pa
.peles.
Volvi6 a s~entarse.
Y disponiendoSe a entregar a
Maria algunas cartas que ha-
bia separado previamente del
paQuets, ia explic6 aun:
Vera listed, Maria.
A la madre de Celia ie ex-
traho que Ell marques, tan fino
y tan c~Orrecto, la volviera a
nombrar por su nombre de
pila.
Su extraheza fue en- aumen.
to'a partir de aQui, hasta lie
gar, como pronto veremos al
mas alto grade del asombro.
-tUSted sabe segursmente
10 que deshizO mi boda con
Marta de las Nieyyes, no Is
verdad7
En- efecto. La espOsa de Bor.
gona result6 ser hermana de rs.
ted SnOl...
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
Vencieron los Leales a los Asturianos
= cireulO cubano. perdi6 otro desafiO
Excelente pelota Sc jugo aver en- ell
Parque Cuscaden

Leales e Italianos Sc mantle
men a Ia cabeza de Ia Liga Inter
social, en- la primera parte del
campeonato.
Mardhan los italianos garibal
dinos a Ia cabeza y les siguen
Los Leales, cue cada vez adquie-
rem mayor fueraz.
Batearon los Assures ocbo
hits. contra siete los Leales. pe-
70 estos aprovecharon mejor
sus oportunidades Y anotaron
tres carreras, una en- el inning
.inicial v dos en- Ell tercero. Hi
cieron los ASSURES sus dos care
ras en- Ia Ultima entrada.
De los siete "terapeuticos" de
los Leales, cuatro fueron batea-
dos por Jimmy White, Ell jardi-
nero derecho.
Los otros tres saiieron de los
bates del veterano C~ontreras.
R. Fernandez y Pulido.
Ri batazo de Contreras fue de
cuatro esquinas.
Jimenez, el Of de los Assures,
Tsg6 un tribey. ]. Provenzano.
la tercera base, dispar6 dos
hits.
Dispararon un hit cada uno,
Maseda, Corrales, Pelaez y T.
Provenzano.
Pulido ~ctu5 de nuevo en- bue-
ma forna, por parte de los Lea
les, Y el pdblico aplaudi6 al mu-
chacho. Varas Ianz6 en- TODD ell
.5.safio.
IN NSo0A4O uiBHO ut HOVeU1S
de las grandes ligas.
No batearon aver los mucha
ohos del Circulo Cubano, en- Ell
partido con la Unione Italiana,
y Salemi Sc meti6 otra victoria
en- Ell boisillo.
Solo tres hits pegaron los cu-
banos, emanados de los .'robles"
de Lee, Carsten y Kline.
Los meiores bateadores del
Cfrculo, como Ell "Gallego'', c.
sar, S5hiro " Percy Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

Ella le enterara de TODD Y lie
explicara, mejor que todas mis-
palabras ,quienes fueron sus pa
drss..- y como uH AGAR feliz Ia
Pus9 . listed en- mi caminO...
Maria de Ia Cruz no compren
dfa NADIA.
Al fin cpt6 pOr bajar los ojos
al papel.
Y comenz6 a leer la famosa
carta del mayordomo Sebastian.
que decia asi:
Me queridO sehorito pepe,
HOY cuando va hace tres amos
que su senior padre, Ell ilustre
mapsues, muri6, ha llegado a
mis- manos una carta que me Ia
puesto a las puertas de Ia locr-
"a.
lie escribO estas lineas para
que listed las lea Ell dia de ma
mana, cuando llegue a hombre
luntO con las caFtas de So senior
padre mi ilustrs ano Que p.e
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
con LOS CU4NTES

SPodra Ell tejano Jenkins con
.tener la marcia triunfal del ne
grito Henry Armstrong, cam
pe6n de las lat libras?
Henry es un campe6n que nun
ca pesa mas de 141 libras, de mo
do que a cast todos sus adverse
rios de una ventaja de cuatro,
cinco Y mas libras.
Ahora bien, en- ell case Jenkin
el nuevo campe6n del peso lige-
70, ell peso del retador sera me-
nor que Ell del campe6n.
Armstrong llevara una peque
ma ventaja en- Ell peso - segin
la impression de los peritoS.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

Otra peleita "mansa," y de po
ca importancia para Ell viernes:
Buster Carroll contra Ray In
gram, de Orlando.
Ninguno de estos j6venes per
tenece q Ia segunda o tercera
division.
Los dos son de la cuarta 0
Quinta fila; pero aceptan los ia
mosos tantos por ciento.
Ingram es un pdgil inferior
a Kid Yucatan, aunque Sc lie pre-
senta, para los efectos de la pro-
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
Sc REABRYo LA P1SCINA
DE
Una asistencia de mds de goo

La piscina de nataci6n de
parque Cuscaden, una ob-s
maestro, Sc reabri6 aver, cor
una sencilla ceremonia.
El competente personal del a.
no pasado tiene a su cargo la en-
sehanza y Ell cuidado de la ju-
.ventud.
Glasses para los adultos que no
saben nadar, Sc anunciarAn o
portunamente.
Esperase que las sOciedades
latinas cooperen este aho con
Ell personal de Ia Piscina y la
Junta de Recreo.
Por deferencia de la Liga In
tersocial, ell Club de Sehoras del
par2ue de lCuscaden manejara,
a beneficio de sus fondos, la can
tina de la Piscina.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
nfcA AsfrESoANA

I'm p-esencia de mas de II
900 personas, que desafiarcn Ia
Huvia, los Yankees vencisron a
los Medals Rojas de Boston,
Monte Pearson gan6 el juego,
aunque le sustituy6 Murphy.
Pitcher derrotado: Hash. Char
lie Keller ayud6 a la victoria de
los neoyorquinos con I'm jonr6n
y un tubey.-
New Yorw &c, ION, De; Bos-
ton &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

u Fran ricos, acaso?... lE-
ran ricos, ademas de mobiles?
Isl, ricos, muy ricos-repu-
so Pepe, dominando su emo
cion-. Y como no quiero demo
rar por mas tempo el que sal
gamos los dos de dudas, solo Ia
hare a listed una pregunta ade-
mas.
-Digame.
LEI individuo con quien us
ted vivid hasta que hugo, enlo-
quecida, de Ia choza de aquellos
traperos..., quiero decir Ell ira
pero csc que tiene el apOdo que
listed nOmbr6 antes de-, de-.
-SCogorza7
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
ESQ creimcs entonces.

ESQ creimos entonces.
Esta respuesta hizo abrir a
Maria mucho los ojos,
-tC6mo7
-Sf, Maria. Creimos enton-
ces que eramos hermanos. Y 70
rompi mi boda con ella, a la que
ereo sabra listed cuanto adora-
ba.
ISL Ella misma me 10 ha
contado muchas veces...
-Pues bien: hace unos me-
ses..p mejor dicho, va ha hecho
un afo, llegaron a mi poder cier
tos papeles que me hicieron
comprender que Maria de las
Moves no es mi hermana.
u Como que nor. mo es
hermana de listed de padre?
-fNol
Como IA logrado listed sa-
berlo7
-iTenga, tome ustedl... Lea
listed esa carta. Antes Fuiero .
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

Los Browns y los lndios sc
dividieron Ice honOl IS en- Ell do
Bile juegy lie eyer.
Cleveland &c, 11h, De; San
Luis 5h, 12h, De.
Cleveland 13c, '1Oh, De; San
Luis lie, III. Be.
Milnar gan6 Ell segundo desa-
flo para los Indios. Bildilli triun
70 en- ell primero, lanazndo por
los Browns
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
DFPORTES
PROGRAMME A
DE LA CRUZ ROJA

Esta noche Sc ofrecera III
programa de luchas, en- Benja-
min Field, a beneficio de la
Cruz Roja.
Cy Williams, exatleta de la u
niversid&d de Florida, campe6n
del estado, defendera sus laure-
les frente a Don Evans, ell "nue-
vo fen6meno''.
Henry Piers, eDcampe6n olim
pico, tendra de contrario a Pete
Baltran, ell lituano de las villa
Mas.
No Sc divide de aportar su
concurso. A b~eneficio de la Cruz
Roja.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

no vieron las rectas de aiemi /,
tampoco las curvas.
Tres lanzadores usaron los Gu
banos, McGahagin, Martinez
IN. Sshiro, corrsspondiendole Il
derrota al primero.
Grandio, la primera base !
director de la Unione, bate6 do:
hits, ayudando a la victoria dc
su novena.
Aver Grandio cometi6 de nue.
vo el 'error" de correr hacia e.
"arbitro" de Home, por una
bola cue suponia nal contada,
Esta conducta, por parte de un
manager, tiende a minar la dis
ciplina.
81 Grandio es IN buen pelote-
70 y un buen bateador... ;pOr
que no domino sus nervios Y Sc
"arrepiente" de estas "carreri-
tas'' indtiles.
Parte del pdblico cree que
LNnarles decide cast siempre a
favor de la Unione Y, sin embar-
go, Felipe sigue dando "carreri-
tas'.
Noeotros creemos que Char
les cumple estrictamente con SD
deber, aunque pueda equivocar-
Sc.
81 los directories y los pelota-
ros colaboran con los arbitros,
la pelota tomara mejores rum.
Dos.
Ademas de los dos hits de
Grandio, por la Unione pegaron
de hit los j6venes F. Fernandez,
el catcher Polk, Tppolito, Sam
Scionte, Montoto y Salemi.
Cometieron los errores del pri-
mer juagO, por los ASSURES, j.
Frowenzano ,Ginesta Y Cora
les, y por los Leales, A. Pedre-
70, ell IS.
Los dos 1nicos errores del Sc
glndo juego fueron comedies
pOr Grandio Y Pulido.
Anotaciones:
c. L. 1O2 600 O0O-Sc,7 III, lie.
C. A. 900 OOoOO2-oc, sh, Sc.
C. C. 600 600 10O-Ic, 3h, De.
U. /, O01 O10 Ozx-4c, sh, Be.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

paganda, q Ia misma altura del
mejieano.
Yucatan batin6 a ingram,
'pero Ia propaganda lie defiende
asi: algunos peri6dicos de Mia
mi dijeron que merecia por 10
menos IN empate.
La comedia del peso continue
"a siendo representada.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
LIGA NTERSOCIA

Con motive de las elecciones
de manana, la Liga Intersocial
no Sc reunira hasta ell microbes,
en- el Centre Asturiano.
Suplicase para csc dia la asis-
tencia de todos los senores dele
gados y subdelegados.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
HIGA NACIONAL

Paul Derringer solo permiti6
un hit a los bateadores de los
Cardenales, pegado por Stu
Martin, Y Los Rojos triunfaron
de nuevo. Ell pitcher Cooper car
go con la derrota.
San Luis DC, In, lie; Cincin-
natl dc, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

I'm batazo de cuatro esquinas
del IS Reese do la victoria a los
Dodgers en- la decima entrada.
Eigbe dsj6 a la novena de Du-
rocher en- 4 hits; pero tuvo la
desgracia de perder Ell desaffo.
MBrooklyn &c, All, lie; Fila
DELTA 1c, 6h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

Ayudados por dos jonrrones
de su excelente catcher Dann-
ing, los Gigantes vencieron aver
a las Abejas, con un "score" de
10 carreras por 8. Lopez ba-
te6 I'm hit en- 5 veces al bate. Pie
chcta fue Ell pitcher derrotado y
Joiner Ell vencedor.
Boston &c, 12h, Os; New York
1Oc. 11h, 0e.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

Atropellaron los Senadores
los Atleticos, en- la decima en-
trada, con un cuadrangular de
Johnny Welaj, que produjo Ia
carrera decisiva.
Filadelfia Sc, 5h, zoe; Wash
ington &c, 10h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

Errores de los Cubs, tres en-
total, proporcionaron SUI derro-
ia y metieron la victoria en- Ia
.bolsa de los Piratas. Una de los
errores 10 cometi6 Ell pitcher
Lee, que solo permiti6 cinco hit
Y los otros dos ell inicialista Ru,
sell.
Chicago &c, 6h, Sc; Pitts
burgh &c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

cOnsejarla calna y serenidad
Es una cosa que esta relaciona.
da con usted,.., conmigo tam
bien~ iSea listed fuerte, Maria
CAPITULO XVII
FL retrato
Maria de la Cruz Sc habia
puesto palida.
Y miraba alternatjyamepte a
Ia carta que Pope lie acababa de
entregar y al rostro del mar
ques, que tenia Ia gravedad de
ios momentos decisivos de Ia vi
da.
AL fin pudo decirt
-GQue es este, senior mar
ques?
LA clave de su vida, Maria.
que 10 he encontrado en esa
carta, por casualidad. Lea, lea
listed esta carta.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

ESQ es. Else tipo abyecto,
por 10 que listed me cont6 en-
Los Casares, Stiene Ell rOstro lie
no de cicatrices7. T..
ST.
-tY es chato, verdad2
-Muy chato.
Il Que otras sehas persona
les tiene?
-Es bajito, delgado, muy
chato, como le he dichO, Y con
un aspecto c~ompletamente. re-
pugnante. lEl tipo del criminal
nato: oreias separadas de Ia ca
beza, cjillos pequehos, que mi
ran de scslayo, frente estre-
JPor que?
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

Pepe va no dude mas.
Entonces Sc levant6, diciendo
en- tono breve:
-iAhora 10 vera listed, Ma
rial
Fue a su despachO COatigu0
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
La GACETA

j p~eriodico en- idiOm~ ESPahc
% mas circulation en- TAmps
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

u.-rinei6n semanal: 20 c
,3OS "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TeEsfOnO Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

vlstopianO Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

c. C. 600 600 10O-1c, Sh, De.
u. /, DOL ono O2x-4c, Sh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

c. L. 1O2 600 OOO-3c, III, lie.
c. A. 900 900 OO2-oc, 8h, Sc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr

OFF hand would appear that Mike Jacobs the New York
monopolist. has the Indian sign Nate Druxman the
Seattle fight mogu in far the middeweight picture
is concerned
Well, laugh that off Jacobs has Garcia and he has
Overln, both knockout victims of Steele who lost by
one-round kayo of Hostak. the champion
Oyerlin's victory Garcia for the New York title
brought prestige TO the division The bout drew only 1000
fans and gave 0yen the winner trifle than $1,000
for his full effort
the scheduled back for repeat They viii
nothing New
York and oyernn less
But Hoak services sewed
securely. which calls for
bout with Hostak The biggest miieweght shot
Seattle is the Hosak Yale bout for Hostaks title
zae a Zales home of Chicago He
off the fight like and
the great seeking Georgetown Pole
Mike
begin what the
Seattle. the best middleweght fight town earth
the overIn Both
stopped Freddie twice Neither
a
may Overlin So nothing
would be than that the
again And Garcia did beat Ovem what? We know too much
We stopped twice
by Young Peter jackson Azteca Tommy Herman
look clearly what the
is why Druxman worrying He Hostak zale
the kid who knocked capable Ben Brown Atlanta
right after he thumped Hosak
Yes Monopoist his
Druxman will take Iiostak and Zaie this summer
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Twin Bill Set for
Athletic Park

Featured sports event Of the
Memorial day program today Is
the baseball doubleheader between
the Tigers and the Vancouver
Capilsnos. beginning at 100
o'clock at Athletic park.
The afternoon twin bill
winds up the series between
the Tigers and Gaps. who
now stand all square with =
win apiece.
Milt cadinha, sensational right
handler. will pitch one Of the
games for the Tigers Earl Porter
Is due TO see service in the other
game.
The Spokane Indians move into
Tacoma Friday night for a stay
over Sunday.
With the opening Of the spo-
kane series. the starting time for
night games will be moved 10
$50 O'Clock because Of the longer
days.
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Golf .

The Hole-In-One tournament.
which opens Saturday at the JEFF
ferson Plsyfield, will continue
through June 10. Playing hours
each day will be from p. m. to
IL p. m, according to Chef Corey,
president Of the Tacoma Golf as
ISOLATION, sponsors.
On Saturdays and Sundays the
play will start at II o'clock noon.
Evenings, in the main, will be
devoted to team play starting at
8 o'clock. Numerous clubs, firms
and other groups around town
have lined Up teams.
As an added attraction, Seattle's
Hole-In-One feature will take part
in the event. A home and home
affair has been arranged. Seattle
sending representatives 10 Taco
mas feature and Tacoma retaliat-
ing. The Seattleites shoot here
June 9.
The target-shaped green will be
weIl-lighted. Officials expect .
good general public participation
Daily and many special prizes
will be offered this year. in sddi-
ton to the top prize of $3.50 OF
merchandise.
Announcement was made this
morning by T C. A. officials that
Jim York, veteran golfer, VIII b
in charge Of play.
Play will officially open satur-