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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Slants On Ypsilanti
BY Mrs. EugenIa 0'Bannon

ing breakfast on April II. The
Senior choir will render Biblical
play on its second Sunday pro-
gram. II is entitled 'Simon's Wifes
Mother"
The Rev. r. c. Brown was rush
ed to Beyer's hospital last Satur-
day night for an appendicitis OPP
Grafton.
The Second Baptist Sunday
school was largely attended last
Sunday. Excellent reports were
given from each department. Miss
Beatrice Robertson thoroughly ex-
planned the lesson. June Brown
is reporter.
Mrs. Henry OF Detroit Is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Emer-
son Brown.
Mrs. Ernie Golden returned home
Friday from a trip South
Dan Robertson is on the sick
list. As Is Elmer Brooks. Mrs.
Fannie Goldman Is up and out
again. Sylvester Coleman is doing
fine In Ford hospital. Mrs. Romeo
Barnett has returned from the hos
pital aud friends may call at her
Jme on First avenue.
Twenty-four friends were called
in to participate in birthday sur
prise party given by Mrs. jose
phlne Bow. honoring her husband
on his s2nd birthday. Charles Bass
OF clevelond. Ohio. brother OF Mrs.
Bow. was also an honored guest.
Mrs. Dahlia Burden OF 81. Louis,
Mo. is again visiting her son.
The XIV club will meet At the
home OF Mrs. Emma Robertson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
HIGHLAND PARK NEWS
BY Hazel Cupepper

BY Hazel Culpepper

Morning service was well attend
ed at st. Luke AME church last
Sunday. Rev. Mitchell Culpepper
delivered a very impressive sermon
from Mark 2:iO There were quite
few visitors present.
At 400 pm. the Rev. Mr.. Monroe
preached. Club No. had a pew
rally. Mrs. Esther Odell is presi-
dent.
The evening services were well
attended. Robert Hill was among
the visitors present.
On Wednesday. April 10. Rev.
Mr.. Pearcy was the speaker.
Visiting
Mrs. Frank Osborne and niece
motored TO IEkster. Michigan last
Sunday. Mrs. Ernesiine McGhee OF
IaBelle street Is visiting her pa
rents in New Orleans.
Huey Burroughs OF Birmingham.
Ala. nephew OF Mrs. c. Culpepper.
is making his home in Inksier.
Mich. with his uncle and aurt and
grandmother.
Rev. and Mrs Rankhead and Mr..
and Mrs. Brighton are attending
the annual conference in Cincin-
natl. Ohio.
Chatter
Who was the young lady that rar
of from ]. c. jenkins at the May
fair:
Who IS the neighborhood tall
ent' that +. Ferguson wants to
see,
Bob Hill IL now singing ITS
Wonderful world Could Il be
Clara,
Why doesn't Floyd Lett do things
that could he printed? Is he really
a tough cat.
What has happened TO the play
boys l.. Y. and Minis? Have they
cooled down?
Party
A surprise birthday party was
given IN honor OF little Clara Sue
Coberson OF 1871 LaBelle street
last Sunday afternoon by Mrs.
Price and Mrs. Robertson. Those At
tending were: Ruth Gardner. Nir-
ginIa Johnson. Vivian and Shirley
German. Florence smith, Carol
Smith. Rose Durant. Trina Ninson.
Geraldine Rivers. Vivian Scott,
Helen Cams Katherine Newton
Betty Terrells. Martha Jane. Callie.
and Dora Mosely. Refreshments
were served and each youngster
had grand time.
Please send all news 10 Hazel
Cnlpepper. 1870 LaBelle street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

National Negro Health week
was observed throughout last week
by lectures. slides and posters The
local nurses committee was in
charge. The high school and Lin
coin school officials are 10 be COM
mended for the very fine posters
OF health habits. exhibited al the
PTA last week.
Or. and Mre. r A. Milton took
time out from their weekly routine
TO address the boys and girls In
separate groups This was some
thing which was needed greatly.
Lectures on pneumonia tubercnlo-
sis, syphilis and various other
diseases were given each night at
the different churches
The Scholarship committee has
reported TO date 1886. This com
mittee Is presenting Miss Irma
Morris OF Detroit In musical recl-
tai May 3 at $3.50 pm. at the high
school auditorium. Harvey Jackson
IL the efficient president OF the
PTA
There are only two more PTA
meetings and you mothers and
fathers should make an effort TO
attend one OF them.
The Daughter Elks OF Grace
Temple OF Elks. sponsored sprlrg
banquet at the spacious residence
OF DIT. Gertrude Lee last Frida,
evening. The home was decorated
with the official colors OF the or.
ganization purple and white.
Dts. Grace Bryant. Johnny Hail
Dt Young aud pr. Mckanlas 81
Detroit. were present ard each re.
presented Elkdom in big way Or
and Mrs y A. Milton OF lnkstei
and y. Burnside OF Detroit were
also among the guests present. A
delicious chicken dinner was serv.
I'd.
Among those present were: the
Rev. A. d. Evans. Mr.. and Mrs
Elliott. Mrs Alice staff. Mrs. Mer.
lene Pace, Mrs. Annie W. Richard.
son. Mrs. Alice Tribble. l.. IIar.
ris. Tucker Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Simmons. Mrs. Carrie
Ford Mrs Beatrice Cartwright
Mrs. Nelson. Mamie and Ruth Nel
son. Mrs. Bessie Perry. Miss Will,
J. Babe. Mrs. r. s. Perry. Mrs
Claude Williams. c. A. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs Everett steel. Mr. an,
Mrs. Maud Andera, Mrs. Celeste
Steele. Mrs. Ann Johnson Mrs
I Currav and Williams OF Romulus
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wells.
The Daughter Ruler and mem
hers OF Grace Alma Temple d'
deeply share the grief OF Dt Aims
Frazier ir her hour OF bereave
ment. over the loss OF her brother
Dt. Rosa Rolden Is the efncien
Dt Ruler OF Grace Alma Temple.
The Imperial Art and I.terar.
club met with Mrs. Beseie Perry o
Harrison Road last Weduesda,
night. with Mrs. W. NJ Binion pre-
siding After the business, tasty re
treshments were served.
Mrs. Matte McNeece celebrate
her tith birthday last Saturda
evening The following person
gathered 10 help her celebrate MI
and Mrs. !. McNeece. MIR. and Mrs
Thomas Timbers. Mrs Lydia vii
liams. Mrs. Carrie Ford. Mrs Pea
trice Pavre Mrs Teona Goodsor
Mrs. Beatrice Cart IN
Mrs. Hattie Beasley. Mr.. Charles
ton. Willie Burden. Mrs. Albert,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

-. that politics are over -
No. !. ready to settle down 70
Eeor's, :, 'c,IvitIes. The last election y,
norma anrIl turred out JUS, n me- ~ -.
% apr Apt candidates went INTO Of
Dsnocfs' landslide. and the majori-
se' :, y me people were ss.lsns' s, ".
70, o os to the national eiec-
,Is' i his coming fall. .soo, hoard
wv mere will be a scnoo' ,, Jvars
rns,s This summer. so citizens
election ,hs lookout for there are
" on ~ rsrerade candidates plan
sons - running for a seat on the
rlns o. .nsrd we want TO put some
rn0O' y, that will give our group
Que " renresentation. for we need
cone zone col, eoIored teachers. and jani-
''m .rsud fury Investigation go
Inc nearborn concerning the
ns ~ election. is calling In plen-
nll .."Ole 10 testify. They have sew
g l..I young boys from Ecorse too.
rn ,Ss looks of things there may
y ilV .omsoue who will 20 TO prison,
v y, ', ma whole election Is likely to
y brown out. 49,.
,,vlr Phillip was given a ticket
:. rscklsss driving over the week
"a with spring here ard summer
Nv, around the corner, there will
!, ~, ,lsriv OF police news. BE care
y, and stay out OF the clutches
D, he law.
Mrs Menerva Johnson gave a sur
.,,s birthday party for her hus-
"a willie. last Saturday night.
VA ~, Marty lasted until the wee
,,r,s O, the morning. Everyone
s,sa delightful time and Mr.. John
~ certainly was surprised.
mint forget the drama to he
~ =, the New school on April
n the name Of II Is "Old Ship OF
7.n" Nr. and Mrs. Fred Parker
,ra ihe Quartette union are the
Sponsors.
M. and Mrs. John d. Lacy gave
,hlrthday party in honor OF their
nm John Douglass. Jr.'s fourth
bIrthdsy last week. Four hundred
N, Of moving pictures were taken
rhs twenty-five children present.
Twelve hundred feet OF motion
pttures were greatly enjoyed by
tts guests. They were pictures OF
DOUGLAS FIRST and second birthday
wrtiss and a Santa Claus picture.
when the little ones saw them
plves in the pictures. they could
hardly believe that they were once
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Woodland Park
b. Robert A. Neal

The FRS, Baptist Sunday School
vas well attended and nicely con-
tsried last sunday morning.
The Rev. VIM. Burkett. pastor,
preached a very good sermon at the
morning service. His text was taxi
% from 81. John 1872. subject.
The Crown OF Thorns." Two MEM
hers we're added 10 the church. in
he persons OF Mrs. J. B. Thomas
and c. TAYLOR After the Lords
supper was administered. the new
members we're fellowshipped into
he church.
Mrs. Hattie Holly left Friday.
April 5 TO spend two weeks with
be- parents IN Battle Creek.
Mss Sina Mcqueen returned TO
Detroit last Friday afternoon. after
Spending the winter with her bro
rsr and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Nr' Otis Holly.
Nrs Matte Jones spent the week
stc with Mrs. +. +. Towns at the
k'lsonia Inn.
Clinton Miller returned last
Monday from a two weeks vaca-
Ton in Chicago.
Mrs Lucy Reed left last Thurs
tayior Ann Arbor. where she will
'psnd two weeks with her neice.
WIS. Lillian Jones wishes to ex-
press her thanks to the voters OF
Woodland Park for electing her
township clerk. She will fulill her
'ul's 70 the hest Of her ability, and
WISHES the cooperation OF the com
nunliy.
NJ and Mrs Clarence Ewell OF
uiand Rapids spent last Sunday
WIN MI. Ewell's mother, Mrs. Mol
y Ewell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Marian Anderson In
Washington Concert

NEW YORK - (C)-Proceeds
from the concert 20 be given nv
Marian Anderson ON May 26th Ut
Carnegie Hall. except cost, will be
divided equally among four color
ed national organizations. Il was
announced last week by her legal
representative and New York Tax
Commissioner Hubert Dclary and
her manager s. Hurek.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Inkster Jottings
by Mrs. wIllIe NJ. BInIon

Lewis and Mrs. W. NJ Binion. Bin.
20 was played and tasty drinks ana
a delicious chicken dinner was
served. Mrs. McNeece's husband
presented her with a set OF sterl-
ing silver.
Smiths Chapel
Services AZ Smiths chapel last
Sunday morning were greatly en-
loved bv all. The Rev Mr.. Evans
preached most enjoyable ser
mon. The choir rendered the mu-
sic. Mrs. OphelIa Jones was he
able accOmpanist in the morning
and Mrs. Alice staff in the evening.
The members OF the choir were
glad 10 welcome Mrs Staff back
after several weeks OF illress.
second Baptist Church
The congregation OF Second
Baptist church. las, Sunday morn
ing was macs OF beautiful spring
flowers and bright eager faces.
The SUNDAY school was we'll at
tended. with y. Cooper in charge.
The pastor the Rev O. p. Jones.
was al his hest He preached from
Psalms s12. From the end OF the
earth will ! cry unto Thee. when
NV heart Is overwhelmed lead me
to rock that is higher than J."
This was well prepared ard de-
livered with power. Mary visitors
were present.
In the afternoon. the Sacred
Cross Baptist church were guests
Of the Pastors Aid society. The
Rev. Britt delivered very inter-
esilng message. Subject The Test
OF Faith" The choir rendered the
music
The Lords Supper was admins
tered In the evening. The pastor.
choir and congregation will be
guests OF the Union Baptist
church. River Rouge. Thursday
evening. April II. The Rev. Cope
land is pastor.
Plans FOR a great women's Week
program are being made. begin
ming. Tuesday. April 23 The
speakers are. RobtjSimmons. II. A.
McNeely Dr. G. o Salisbury and
DR. lsaacs All are invited
The pastor. choir and congrega-
ton will also be guests OF the
Church OF Our Father Baptist merit
sunday. April IA. The Rev. p. VI.
Kaisler Is pastor
Miss Christine whitner IL church
reporter
Alexander Simmons was elected
steward delegate 70 the district
confab converting az St. Stephens
church in Detroit. Bonnie Mckay
is the alternate
Henryene RinIon was elected
SUNDAY school delegate and Ruth
Fowler. alternate
6 " Mitchell wishes everyone
20 know that he ard A. l.. Sim
mons are proud ~ the attitude NJ
the pastor and members OF smiths
chapel toward the delegates TO the
Lavmen's conference and the dele
gates 10 the district conference
Mrs j. Young returned home last
Tuesday from trip south 70 South
( Carolina l. was quite trip for
} Mrs Young because she hadn't
been home for eighteen wears.
Walton Young T. home from the
t. OF W. for spring vacation.
The Sophistkates held their re-
guar meeting last Thursday AZ fhe
home or Christine Carmichael AZ
ter the business session delici-
Gus refreshments were served.
The Sophisikates are planning
a party 10 be given in the near
future. Watch for the date
Geraldine Rutherford is club re-
! porter.
Mr. and Mrs. Quincy IAney ara
the proud parents OF ten-pcund
baby girl Mr.. Laney Is Tribune
4 dfef rihufnr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Civil Rights Meet

WARRINGTON amp -- Calling
a two-day conference on civil
rights. the Washington Commit
tee for Democratic Action has set
April 20 AMI p as meetine date
for the group with the Washington
hotel the scene OF the gathering.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
CAMERA ART

From the exhibit of the
Arlington (Vo.) Conn.,
ero Club, together with
the third onnuoI troveI
solon Of the Photographic
Society Of America. now
being held in the Noturol
History Building Of the
NotionoI Museum. These
ore selections from more
than 100 prints being
shown by Ioco| club men,
bers with about the some
number from the soIon.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

naei6n, para coger ALI un tran
via de la Fuentecilla, que les de-
10 cast en- la Puerta de Toledo.
-iToma, dos pesetas pa til
lie dijo POGO despues, cuando va
bajaban los dos los paseos desier
tos que parten de las Rondas-.
Sc las das a tn madre. Ash no
te pegara.
lY 81 me pregunta d'ande
vengo?
lie dices la verda, vaya
estao vendiendo papal
en- la Puert'al Sol. les ESQ al
gun delito2...
Sc separaron, va eerca de la
choza de Celita.
Colasillo iba a yer 81 Eme, a
cambio de la peSeta Y los cent?
mos que lie Nevada, lie daba tam
bien un POGO de sopa y albergue
asta noche, que va Sc anunciaba
fra y desapacible.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

Cuando Celia penetr6 en- 81
Chamizo de sus padres, cenaban
a la luz vacilante de una yela.
cuatro personals de aspecto gro
tesco.
Fran Corgosd, la Chata, Ia
Eme y ell Chepd.
Los hombres preparaban nm
golpe para esta noche, Y habian
.juzgado prudente no separarse
va.
Garcia y Emerencia habian
.tenido 'la suerte" de encontrar-
Sc con una sonora a la que abor-
daron a la puerta de Ia iplesia
de Santa Cruz, y a la que le
pidieron por favor que les cam.
biara un duro.
La sonora, muy amable. los
el duro.
III I'm duro de carton Que va
tenla desde Ia Reconquista,-
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

aclar6 la ChatG-, y que mia
bfa encontrao en- la basura.... Y
con csc dinero hemos traido too
este avio.
Los randas reian.
-Mu bien hecho-aprob6 el
Corgoza-. A mi toos esos bur-
gueSes que siempre llevan en- el
bolsillo Gambia de un duro. me
dan ganas de darles pal pelo
isl los ccgieramos en- Jas
afueras.. .-anadi6 ell Chepd.
En- este momento Sc abri6 Ia
puerta.
Celia apareci6 EN- ell umbral.
Todos miraron.
-iAh, eres til, buena pieza?
-exclam6 Garcia la primera-
/ Ven, ven p'acal
La nina Sc acerc6.
-IDande vienes?-pregunt6
81 CorgOxd.
DE vender papel-contesUo
alargando a su madre las
La gaceta., 1940-07-19
Subscription semanal: 20 C
.30S "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TeRefono Y 1892
DEPORTE
CHALLEDoN CORRERA EN-
HOLLYWOOD

Boston, julio 19.-William l..
Brann, ell propietario del famo-
hoy que embarcara su ejemplar
hoy hue embarcara su ejemplar
para Hollywood, donde Ell dfa q
de julio tomara parte en- la ca
rrera por la copa Hollywood y
un premio de $4,000. Despu6s
de esa carrera sera devuelto ii
hip6dromo de Sarasota. Sc lie ha
asignado al caballo un peso &c
monta de 1873 libras.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A UCHAC
DE LA GALE

Colasillo y Celia, cuando va
Ell pIblico comenzaba a lpasar
de largo, sin comprarles, deci-
dieron volver junto al Paroles.
FL pequeho protector de Cell
ia hizo la liquidation con Ell ca
pataz 10 mismo que 81 Sc hubie-
ra tratado de un banquero de "a
Gran Via, sin equivocarse en- an
centimo.
Les tocaba, de las veintid6s
pesetas recaudadas, tres Y Sc
tenta centimos a ellos.
Colasillo y Celia Sc despidie-
ron del Paroles.
Y Ell pequehuelo gui6 a su ami
guita hasta la puerta de Gober-
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

dos pesetaS-H emos estao 81
Colasillo y 70.
LEI COlasillo Co
ron a una variaS woes.
81.
Ande esta?
-Ahora s'ha lido pa casa de
la seha Eme.
Los bandidos Sc miraron.
iHombree!.. FL granujilla,
que era avispado y listo como IN
.lince, Gaia al pelo.
ZAnda y llamalo !-orden6
Pablito-. die que venga, uu'es-
Ia aqui su madrastra. Y cue
venga de seguida contigo. que
no lie pegaremoS.
die que suS tenemos que
dar unos cuantos bunuelos-di-
jo Garcia.
81, die que no sus pegare-
mos, por ahora-ahadi6 Dor
su cuenta la CaNGmOn0.
La nina, viendo que no Sc re.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19
LIGA ACION

Tamulis reemplaz6 a Curt Da-
Wis en- el box y %contuvo q los ba-
teadores del Chicago, dando a 81
novena otra victoria. Los Cubs
jugaron aver con Stan Hack IN
la primera base y Billy Rogeil
en- la tercera, por haberse lasti-
mado Phil Cavarretta. Esta com
binaci6n di6 resultado en- los pri
meros innings. Ell veterano Lee
cargo con la derrota. Despues de
Lee los Cubs recurrieron a los
servicios de Root, Page y Ra-
~fensberger.
Brooklyn c, llh, De; Chicago
&c, IN, Be.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19
PRoGRAMA DE x EN-
CASCADE

Hoy por la tarde, a Las cinco,
Sc ofrecera I'm prcgrama de bo-
xeo amateur en- el parque Gus
caden. Las peleas iban a verifi-
csrse aver, pero la lluvia oblig6
a suspenderlas.
Tony Urso. de 1863 libras, Y
Regime Fernandez, 165, sosten-
dram la pelea "estrella."
Figuran en- los otros "mat-
ches" William Gardiner y Ernes
to Fonseca, Basil Scaglione Y
Fighting" Orlando, Agustin
Martinez y Johnny Alvarez v
Reynaldo Rodriguez y Julio Bal
bin.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19
o los cUANTEs
LA BOLSA DE JENKINS
Y ARMSTRONG

La Comisi6n Atletica del Es-
tado de New York anunci6 aver,
sin dar explicaciones, que ha re
lsuelto retener, por ahora, las
bolsas de los gladiadores Lew
Jenkins y Henry Armstrong.
Los directories de los dos pdgi-
les han sido citados para com
parecer hoy ante la Comisi6n.
Ell negrito Armstrong, CAM
pe6n del peso weller, venci6 por
puntos, de manera decisiva a
Lew Jenkins, castigandolo dura
mente. Henry recibi6 tambi6n he
ridas en- la cara, de las cuales
sangr6.
Disgustado con las frecuentes
y en- cierto modo injustificables
intromisiones de la Comisi6n,
Mike Jacobs, ell empresario, a.
menaza hoy con dejar para STEM
pre- ell negocio. "Yo le he daGo
boxeo al pals y me we're en- el
trance de pedir que alguien, que
pudiera ser la Comisi6n, es en-
cargara de presentar las peleas,
Ell general Phelan, interroga-
do por los periodistas, hizo este
comentario: Mo que sucede raa-
mana 10 sabran."
La Comisi6n ha retenido las
bolsas, segln Sc dice, para que
Armstrong y Jenkins reiteren,
por medic de papeles, las prone
sas hechas antics del combate.
Jenkins tiene hinchada la mano
izquierda, un vendaje sobre el
ojo izquierdo y heridas en- los
lados de la boca. Ell campe6n
tiene seis puntos en- una Merida
que recibi6 encima del ojo dere-
cho.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

ga con extraordinaria dureza y
por 10 tanto muy peligroso para
mi o cualquier otro gladiator"
Explicando la llegada tarde y
la burla hecha al pdblico, Ell EN-
presario La Marque manifesto
que Bowden parece hallarse en-
perfectas condolences y tiene ab
soluta confianza en- su triunfo.
Inconforme con la llegada tar
de de jim, pero manteniendo
punto en- boca a cuanto a una
~protesta, Jose Leto, ell director
de Gomez, cree que ell Fihotelero'
apabullara a su contrario en- la
noche.
"Yo creo, declare Leto, que
Gomez posee la suficiente forta-
leza de puhos para derrotar a
cualquier hombre de su peso, va
sea de Jacksonville o de New
York. Ell Sc entrena con cuida-
do y 20 lie he explicado bien el
.tipo de boxeador que es Bowden
Sc que ell visitante tiene la cos
tumbre de pegar y despues Sc
monta en- la bicicleta, con ell fin
de que la artilleria contraria no
lie haga "blanco" en- los puntos
d6biles. Zanzibar punetazos con
Gomez es una tarea dificilfsima.
Gomez debera concederle una
~ventaja de 10 libras a su contra
rio, como es costumbre
Joey Raymond, Ell veterano 10
cal, maestro en- ell boxear, pelea-
ra con K. o. Coleman, de jack
sonville.
La semana pasada frankie
Thomas hizo tablas con Thomas
pero los expertoes sostienen que
el tampeho merecia la decision
coleman figura entire los prime
ros boxeadores de su categorfa
en- jacksonville.
Bob Monin, ell joven yborcite.
no, Sc batira con frankie Ro.
berts, un italiano de Nueva In.
lglaterra.
Mario Santana sera ell adver
sario de Young Allen.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

petia esta nodhe la paliza de
tanda, sali6 disparada hacia 81
de Emerencia.
Colasillo Sc marchaba va. al
encontrar la puerta eerrada.
Celia lie grit6 desde lejos:
-iColasillo!... Owe
-jQue? IEres ID. CelitaP
Sc acerearon,
-jQue pasa?
Que tn madrastra esta en-
mi casa, y me ha dicho y mi pa.
drs tambien, que vengas. Que
amos a cenar alli.
Fl p~equehuelo desconfi6 IN
instante.
AL fin, Sc encongi6 de hon.
bros, contestando:
- Bien! Vamos. A YER 10 que
nos quieren....
Los dos mines volvieron a "a
de los traperos.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

Contra 10 que ambos supO-
man. no les golpearon esta no.
cne' sine que les pusieron. sobre
una silla, un par de sardinas
fritas, dandoles luego sendos
pedazos de pan.
-iAire, a conner, y a daros
I'm banquetazO que nj en- ca 81
rey!~-dijo la Chata, sirviel-
DO a los dos ninos.
Celia y Colasi.r'o rieron de
ouena CANA, al yer que les ban
didos reian.
|iAh, un dia sin golpes, un
oia sin amenazas, sin v.r rle
en- Ell fonio de- chamizo Pablo v
ia muler Sc insultaban, Sc gol-
peaban y Sc moriianl...
run dta en- que los ilustres
traperos no rodaban per Ell SUE
de barro, entire un charco
peStiiente de vino, bOrrachos CO.
mo cubasl....
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

OOCNUCH % WNW JNVoU ~"
Como sera de "barrig6n" ell Sc
nor Jim Bowden, de Jacksonvi-
lie, en- cuanto a facultades bo-
xfsticas, que los peritos locales
~sostienen en- la manana de hoy
que ell principiante Tommy Go
mez, ell fuerte muchacho tampe-
no, lie derrotara de manera deci-
silva, por nocaut.
Probablemente para que no sc
lie vieran sus defectos, o sus
grandes virtudes, ell Sr. Bow
den lego aver a Tampa Y los ex
pertos no tuvieron Ell gusto de
verle en- acci6n.
'Me dijeron, declare Jim, que
la pelea no tenia importancia, J
que no tenfa porque apresurar-
me para llegar al martes 0 e.
microbes. Ahora me entero que
Gomez es un muchacho que pc,
La gaceta., 1940-07-19
EN- LAS GRANDES LIGAS
Liga Americana

Los Tigres volvieron aver al
primer lugar del circuito con u
ma victoria sobre los Medals Ro
jas, mientras los Indios eran de
nuevo atropellados por los Yam
KEGS. I'm batazo de dos bases de
Higgins, ell 3b del Detroit, do
ell triunfo a su novena, en- ell on
ceno inning. Seeats fue Ell pit
cher vencedor y Wilson ell de-
rrotado.
Detroit 1Oc, 17h, lie; Boston
&c, 14h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

Los Browns establecieron a.
yer una nueva marca de derro-
tas al llegar a su d6cima cuarta
consecuti q.
la marca anterior era de Is
.juegos y la fijaron eEos mismos
en- 1886. Pegaron los Atleticos
II hits e hicieron saltar del box
a cinco pitchers. La derrota Sc
lie anot6 a Trotter.
San Luis &c, 5h, 2e; FiladeI-
fla Zoe, 17h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

pitchers de los Indios, los Yam
hess ganarOn el desafiO por I'm
margen de tres carreras. Fue Ia
quinta derrota consecutive Idel
Cleveland, que pas6 al segundo
lugar de la Liga. Cinco errores
&c cometieron por los dos clubs.
Cleveland &c, 8h, Be; New
York &c, ion, Be.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

Carl Hubbell domino aver a
los Piratas, dejandolos en- una
carrera y seis hits. Alfonso L6-
PEI no pego de hit; Heintzelman
fue ell pitcher derrotado.
New York &c, l6h, 5e; Pitts
burg 1c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

Alexandra Carrasquel sustitu
70 aysr a Case y conquist6 otro
triunf }, Ell la quinta victoria
consecutive de los Senadores.
Las carreras que dieron ell triun
TO Sc anotaron en- la octava en-
trada,
Chicago 4c, Oh, lie; Washing
ton Sc, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-07-19
SCHMELING Sc ENTRENA
CON Ell EJERCITO

Berlin, julio 19.-Desde ell pa
sado lunes Sc incorpor6 al ej6r-
otto, por orden superior, Ell ex-
campe6n mundial de boxeo Max
Schmeling.
Perteneee Make al cuerpo lie
paracaidistas, segdn una noticla
trasmitida por la Radio,
La gaceta., 1940-07-19

Pegando diez hits sobre tres