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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Hicksboro News
Nv FLORENCE e. WOODY

The farmers are busy harvesting
wheat this week. The report of the
crop is the best we have had for
several years. ....
Frank Hicks who has recently pur-
chased a combine is busy with it..
Crowds gather to see the wonderful
work it does.
Charlie Morgan, of South Hill, Va,
was present at Island Creek Sunday
school Sunday and taught the mems
class. Everyone present enjoyed his
teaching.
Miss Catherine Shanks of Dillon,
S. c.. and her friend, Pattic Smith
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c.. B. Stovall.
Miss Rebecca Shanks, who was
chosen at E. c. T. c. to represent
them at Ridgecrest left Thursday to
ispcnd several days there.
Mrs. James Tilley and two little
sons, Charles and Bobbic of Winston
Salem, who spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Stovall return
ed home Sunday.
Sturgeon Woody, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. D. Woody of re naval base
at Norfolk, who has been home on
ten day furlough, will return We'd
Inesday.
Mrs. G.. B. Shotwell, son Taylor
and Misses Katherine ShankS and
Pattic Smith were Sunday night sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs N. j.
ShankS.
Mrs. Charlie O'Brien's Thursday
afternoon guests were Mrs. B. A,
! Scott and Mrs. Garland Norwood
nd Martha Ann, of Dabney.
! They also visited Mrs. James
)'Brien and went to the bathing pool
near Mrs. O'Brien's and enjoyed the
refreshing water.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Knott and
daughter Emma, and Miss Edna
O'Bricn attended the services at
Grass Creek Tuesday night. They
said a very interesting program was
presented.
Mrs. nj. d. Woody's dinner guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Jones and
Florence Woody.
Miss Ann Tippctt, Of Henderson
was the Sunday guest OF Misses
Dorothy and Anna Lee Hicks.
Mrs. Graham Brcedlovc, Grace
and Herbert, of Oxford, route s., also
Mr., Marrow Stovall of Stovall,
~ ,ooop+ ueek-end visitors of
Mrs. M. D. Woody.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie O,brlen
were Sunday dinner guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. Clinton O'Brien'
! Mrs. Charlie O'Brien's recent guest
was cousin from Tucson, Arizona.
Jim Sneed of Raleigh spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Charles Sneed and took his mother
TO ride. who has been confined to
her room long time.
Mrs. Alice Teason of Clarksville
spent Sunday with her brother H,
H. Averett.
MIR. and Mrs. Lucious Barker and
children spent Sunday afternoon
with her mother, Mrs. G. G. Tillot-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lea Jones,
Of Rocky Mount, Charlotte Ann,
snent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H H. Averett.
Mrs. Sallie Tucker of Townsville
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
e L. Tucker the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bullock OF
Rocky Mount were Sunday afternoon
quests of MI. and Mrs. H. S. Woody
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Celebrates First
Birthday at Party

Little Harvey Allen OXendinc en-
tcrtancd a number Of his friends
at a birthday party Monday evening
from to g o'clock, celebrating his
first birthday.
After playing games, the little
guests were invited into the dining
room, where lemonade, cakes, and
fruit were served
Those present were: Shirley Jean
Ranes, Tommy Harris, Betty Jean
Gupton, Jean McDade, Jackie Cup
ton. Jimmie Gupton, Charles Poo
pies, Jr.. Iris Gray Oxendine, Eliza
beth Ann Wick, Peggy Wick, Marlene
Strange. and Judith Gray Clark.
The little host received many at
tractive gifts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12

sugar runs off in the urine and
sugar in the urine is the most re-
liable sign of diabetes.
Use of Insulin
Middle-agcd people with dia-
betes, as we say, having a mild
form, can utilize about one-half
or three-quarters as much sugar
and starch as they could in health.
Therefore they need, in most in
stances, only to cut down on sugar
in their coffee, desserts, bread,
starchy vegetables, such as pota-
toes and sweet fruits, and they
will usually get along all right.
Only a small proportion of them
need insulin.
The tendency now is to give as
much carbohydrate (sugar and
starch food) as possible, even
though occasionally some sugar
appears in the urine. The patients
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Coghills Observe
Ninth Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Coghill de-
| lightiully entertained about forty
members of their families Monday
evening at their lovely country home
on the Raleigh road. This was the
occasion Of their ninth wedding an
Iniversary.
The barbecue dinner was served
out on the back lawn, which was
most attractively arranged with
dutch tables and chairs, enclosed on
either side by a mass Of blooming
spring flowers.
The event was greatly enjoyed and
and best wiSlS.S were
extended the happy couple.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Mrs. Roberts Has
Missionary Meet

The Woman's Missionary Society
OF New Bethel church met with Mrs
w. Z. Roberts in her home near Ep-
som, on recent afternoon. There
were only eight members present, but
very interesting program about
Africa was presented.
Mrs. George Ayscue, the president,
presided over the business session,
Plans were discussed for having all
five organizations Of the church rep
PRESENTED at the annual meeting at
Harris Chapel on June 81.
At the close the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. w. j. Bowen, served deli
CiouS refreshments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
STUDENT FLIERS

Hickory, June 12.-Forty-one stu
dents have passed the scholastic re-
uuircmcnts for Lcnoir Rhyme col
lcge's summer course in civilian pilot
training, but each applicant must al
so pass medical examination, Dr..
S. J. Marion, supervisor announced
tncDIy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Lewis, Miss
Margaret Lewis, and Frank Hawkins
Lewis, of Bay City, Texas, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. Brodie, at their home on Country
Club road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
SENDS IN
SIG TO RED CROSS

The Sunday school Of Liberty Con-
oreoationaI-C ,hristlan church at Ep-
som has sent in sic for the Red Cross
war relief fund raised in the city and
county Mrs, E. R. Austin announced
today. The fund is now 81 ,lO8.71, or
SlOY7l more than the $1,000 dona-
lion asked for by the national Or
panization from this county.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Go to Camp

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Turner, Jackie
Turner, Randolph Mills, Billy Daniel,
and Robert Turner left this morning
for Camp Eequoyah, near AShcvilie,
where the boys will spend two weeks
at the prc-camp.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
PUBLIC RESPONDS TO
BOND REFUND OFFER

Washington. June l2.-(AP)-Scc-
rotary Morgcnthau said today won
dcrlul response Of investors to the
trcasury'S rcGunding offer would
permit closing Of the offer tonight.
Yesterday Morgcnthau offered to
holders of $3.50 100000 of 3-8 per
cent bonds coming due June Is new
securities in the form of per cent,
3 IA years treasury notes in OK
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12

MOST CASES of diabetes oc-
cur in people over 40, and in fact,
most occur in people over so. We
said yesterday in discussing dia-
betes in children, that the younger
the person, the more severe the
diabetes in all likelihood. People
over 40 are inclined to have mild
form of diabetes and those over
SO an even milder form, and those
over 60, still milder form.
Diabetes is simply an inability
on the part of the body to utilize
sugars and starches. The excess
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
At Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. A. T. McNeny, Mrs. ]. W.
Cooper, Mrs. w Brooks Parham, and
Mrs. j. H. Brodie attended bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. r. H. Lewis
and Mrs. A. H. Parham in Oxford to-
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Missionary Circle Meets

The Tucker Bridgcrs Missionary
Circle of the First Methodist church
will meet Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock in the ladies parlor of the
church, at which time Mrs. R. T..
Green will speak to the group. All
members are urged to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Visits Miss Page

Miss Sue Hutchinson, of Rocky
Mount. spent yesterday and last
night here with Miss Ada Page. They
both left this morning for Green's
boro. to attend the first six weeks OF
summer school at Woman'S College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
To Monroe

Mrs. J. A. Williams and daughter,
Beth, have gone TO Monroe, after
being the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. q,
S. Wright on the Oxford Road lOr
the past 10 days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Returns from Vacation

Miss Betty Brooks has returned to
Henderson from her vacation, which
she spent in Baltimore and Wash
ington, visiting relatives and friends.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Visit In Oxford

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Arlington and
son, W. A., Jr, of Manson, spent a
recent night in Oxford with Mrs.
Arrington's brother, A. V. Lee, and
Mrs. Lee
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12

change for their old securities.
Owners Of the maturing bonds who
fail to accept the cXchanGC offer by
tonight will be paid in cash.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
CHESTS of Mrs. Kimball.

Mrs. Boyd Kimball, ST.. has us her
guests James Plummcr and Mrs. W..
w. Miller, of Newport News, Vlr-
einia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Returns Home.

Mrs. l. D. Hart has returned to her
home on the Dabncy road. after
spending some time in New Bern
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson BoWden,
and infant daughter. Mildred Hart
BOWdcn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
,.>,~ OVER HOLLAND.

..r grey soil. the bios
~ of iceland.
l-.f vt NIiddlcburg. the
\rhry at twilight,
With flowers, tlecked
showers.
.r carlton of Lange Jan,
ire buzz OF language in
.st-NiucC.
.rcc.s Of eggs. the rolls
..rrcd Walchcrcn wo-
..ea tine lace caps with
o.. sold,
1T coral and garnet,
..~>rd on their boSomS.
-. the rosy faces OF chill
the cry OF tern and
ching wild wings over
.a TIA, tathcred my free
.-~ m the sky have dar-
.c sunlight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Visiting this Week

Misses Bessie and Eunice Robert
:un. of Henderson route ,, are visit
ING in Zebulon and Raleigh this
week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Left for Canp

Miss Rebecca Patterson left today
for Crabtree Scout camp, near RAJ
leigh, where she will be counsellor
for the summer camping period.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Go To Camp

Billy Hunt and Edmund Waddill
left this morning for Camp Edgcr-
ton, near Raleigh, where they will
be for the next ten days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Wrrk-End Guest

mad Cheatham, Of Pine
Inc weekend guest of
.--. James II. BrOdlC.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Manson Visitor

..e Visited his sister, Mrs.
aston. OF Manson. for Il
...yu,.v.
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Has Opcrat ton.

Mrs. w. r. Switzerland, who UNI
derwent an operation yesterday at
Maria Parham hospital, is getting
along nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12

Miss Ann Upchurch is visiting Miss
Gerry White, at her home in Bronx
vile, N. Y, for some time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12

Car insurance is compulsory in
Finland. even for foreign tourist
from the minute nc lands with his
car.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clcndcning has
seven pamphlets which can bc obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin. and scf-addrcsSc,i envelope
stamped with threc-ccnt stamp. tn Dir.
Logan Clcndcning. in care Of this paper.
The pamphlets arc: '"rhrcc Weeks Rcduc-
ing Dict, indigestion and CnuStipaiiu ion,
Reducing and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing". instructions for the Treatment Of
Diabetes, Feminine Hygiene" and The
Care of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Visiting Here

SJctcrWhite is spend
.... IN Henderson with her
Charlie Tanner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12

DR.. Clcndening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Daughter Born.

.. lis. Dorsey Fleming Hart
'.r birth OF 4 daughter,
.. J.uc 9. at Maria Parham
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Visits Aunt

...."I spent last week III
. las aunt. Mrs. William
La gaceta., 1940-07-01

prenderle con una pregunta he
cha como al AGAR de uaa cenyer,
saci6n o como consequence de
un recuerdo.
De este modo. ell marino no
podria sospechar NADIA.
Para mejor asegurar ell exito
de su plan, Borgoha pensaba a.
cercarse a Hidalgo sonriente, ha
blador EN- uno de esos estados
que invitan a Ia confidencia v Ia
oonfianza...
La pianola comenz6 a tocar
ahora un charleston de moda.
Fl salon Sc llen6 bien pronto
de parejas.
Por los vidrios altos de uno
de les BALCONIES. cue permane-
eran abiertos, entraba el halito
frio de la noche, pero eon csc
frio extraho del Jap6n, que pa
rece un halitO primaveral y lie
"a siempre cargadO De flores,
La gaceta., 1940-07-01

Borgoha dejaba de vez en-
cuando al grupo de amigos con
los que departia para salir al
encuentro de nuevas faMilias
que llegaban.
Luago reanudaba la charla in
terrumpida un instante, para
.volver a comentar la marcia de
los successes, gravisimOs por cier-
to, de China, o el estado de las
negociaciones entire Ell Jap6n v
tai o cual potencia europea que
Querian firmar un nuevo Trata-
do.
lsidoro tenia esta noehe IN aire
sonriente, doblemente afable,
cambiando frases de bienvenida
y sonrisas con todos sus invita-
dos, v mostrandose joYial y CO.
municativo como nunca.
BESIDE varios dias atras, ha-
bia pensado que era precise a.
bordar a Dionisio Hidalgo en- u
ma Ocasi6n como esta, para SER
La gaceta., 1940-07-01
Los CabaIleros Leales ganaron
aver Ia primera serie ~lntersocial
R~ecibieron una "lechada" los ASSURES
Ell domingo que viene comenzara la
segunda serie

La fuerte novena de los Caba-
lleros Leales, comandada por
Willie Paz, gan6 aver la prime
"a seie de la Liga Intersocial.
Abri6 la Unione con el pitcher
Salemi y dos carreras, en- Ell Sc
gundo inning, pero esas carre-
ras y tres mas que anot6 des-
pues no lie bastaron para llegar
a las ocho que la novena de la
Logia hizo, siete en- la cuarta en-
trada y una en- la octava.
Estaba Salemi encantado de la
vida, en- Ell cuarto, y habia SAGA
do dos "outs." cuando Sc presen
to Ell temporal" de las siete Ca
rreras. Jimmy White di6 un "ro
Ii" Y tom6 la base. M. G. Fernan
DEE pogo i'm init" y Sc colocaron
dos hombres en- las bases. Pogo
Contreras un oportuno hit y en-
traron dos carreras.
Grandio sac6 a Salemi y lie sus
Itituy6 con Capitano, que perdi6
el juego, por cuanto Salemi Sc 10
entreg6 empatados, dos a dos.
Abri6 Capitano con cuatro bases
por bolas, consecutivas y Sc pro
dujeron dos carreras mas.
Paz bate6 un hit Y entr6 lyle
sias. Jimmy White dispar6 otro
jilote por ell If y entraron Pedro
70 y Paz. M. G. Fernandez vol
vic a batear de nit antes de que
Sc produjera ell "out'' final. Des.
filaron por ell ''home'' la batea-
dores, con 7 earreras y seis hits.
FL IS Pedrero resliz6 aver u
ma maravilosa cogida, con uns
mano.
Las tres carreras adicionales
de la Unione Sc hicieron en- IA
sexta entrada, en- esta forma;
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y bien, mi querido profe-
sor, jc6mO van esas clases?-
pregunto ahora Isidpro al cate
dratico de castellano en- la Uni
versidad de Toxic, un compa-
triota llamado Rodriguez.
i Perfectamente, mj querido
embajador Lcontestaba ell in
terpelado-. Ahora tengo mas
de quinlentOs alumnos,
- Tantos D..
Mas de quinientos. Y no hay
mas porque la clase es insult.
eiente. Sc esta habilitando otro
local. Es incomprensible la sed
de saber que tiene esta juventud
Kanaya, Ell subsecretarIo de
un ministerio japones. asentia
sonriendo.
LA mayor parte de la juven
tud japonesa que pertenece a Ia
elase media acomodada o a Ia n.
riStOcracia, Sc eduea en- Euro.
La gaceta., 1940-07-01

la de Isidoro o sentandose ante
ella una de las sehoras o las Sc.
horitas de Ia colonia,
Isidoro, con el alto personal
de la Embajada, ell consul de Is
paha y otro grupo de sehores
graves, jugaban al bridge" Y al
"MahJong''. en- meSltas volan-
ties, o charlabau, fernando CO.
rios aqui y ALA, entire los mace
tones de pequehos sicomoros o
junto . las es%tatuas, hablando
de politica.
Y las damas, en- corros tam-
bien, apartadas para dejar q
mayor espacio possible a la genie
que bailaba, hablaban de
las modas, de los negocios de sus
maridos o de las fiestas que Sc
preparaban para Ia pr6xima pri
mavera y las excurSiones Que SO
proponian hacer en- cuanto lie
case Ell verano y la epOca de las
vacaciones.
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Dionisio.

1ANAAANARs
la Embajada resplandecia.
Sc celebraba una reunion de
aquellas en- que Sc reunia aqui Ell
elemento espahol de la capital
del Jap6n, con no pocos portu-
gueses, franceses e italianos, to-
dos ellos excelentes amigos de
Espaha.
Habia tambien algunos conner
ciantes ingleses, belgas, que d.
rigian aqui empresas industrial
les o eran ingenieros de ferroca-
rifles y tranvfas, y hasta un sui
20 y un holandes, que enviaban
a sus patrias respeetivas produe
tos y tejidOs de soda de este ma
ravilloso pals de 0riente.
f. Los dos salones de fiestas del
piso principal de Ia Embajada
resplandecian con sus constela-
clones de luces.
A ratios Sc bailaba, utilizando
la mdsica de la magnifica piano
La gaceta., 1940-07-01
DEPORTE
LA PELEA ENTIRE LUTTRAL
Y DEMPSEY

Atlanta, julio 1.-Se verifica-
"a hoy en- esta ciudad la pelea
entire Jack Dempsey, Ell excam-
pe6n mundial de boxeo, y Ell lu-
chador Luttral, famoso por sus
"villanias."
Jack Dempsey tiene AS amos
de edad y pesa 25 libras mas que
en- sus buenos amos de boxeo.
Durante ell dia del domingo,
Ell excampe6n visit6 ell sanatorio
de la PARALYSIS infantil, en- Warm
Springs.
Hablando con un grupo de adj
miradores, Jack dijo que ell asun
to de Luttrall Sc debia a anti
guos resquemores que iban a ser
ventilados a pufetazos. ia pc
lea esta senalada a diez asaltos,
pero 20 creo que con uno basta-
ra."
La gaceta., 1940-07-01

pa o America. 70 estudie en- San
francisco, Y luego en- Londres v
en- Paris. Y mis- eompatriotas
que no puedeH salir del pals, es-
tudlan en- nuestras universida-
des todos los idiomas posibleS.
sabiendo que cada unO de ellos
les abre luege un immense per-
venir..
La charla Sc animaba, 10 que
les podia permitir su circunspec
ci6n a estos sehores.
Dsspues Sc habl6 de la guerra
de China, lue tomaba caracteres
de indescriptible ferocidad.
-tCree listed que Ell Jap6n
lnfervenga, mi querido amigo
kanayaG-pregunt6 BOrgoAa al
subsecretario.
Mi opinion particular es que
ST. FL cariz de revoluci6n roja
que Chang Kai-Sek ha dado a Ia
guerra, no pueds ser toleradp
por q Jsp6a nj pOr InglAterEai
La gaceta., 1940-07-01
LIGA NAlCIONAL

Mientras los Dodgers dividfan
un doble juego, los Rojos consi-
guireon derrotar dos wees ID
Chicago.
Boston &c, 8h, Sc; Brooklyn &c
Oh, Be.
Boston &c, 10h, 2e. Brooklyn
&c, Oh, &c.
Manuel Salvo fu6 ell pitcher
vencedor en- ell segundo y Ham
lin ell derrotado. Fitzsimmons ga
no q primero y obtuvo su septi-
mo triunfo del ano.
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N A LA TU1IBA
DE SU MUJER

OLYMPIA, Washington Julio Il
POGO antes de verificarse ell
entierro de su esposa, Fred Ha-
iris Steere, de 70 amos, dijo que
no deseaba seguir viviendo. Una
bora despu6s, juntO a la fosa a.
bierta, una enfermedad del CO.
raz6n lie produjo la muerte.
La gaceta., 1940-07-01
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

tn alberto y apasionado y campo
chano, contest6 a Herrera, al
dia siguiente de conocer a ga
hermosa espahola", cuando el
coronel lie pregunt6 que lie ha-
bia parecido Sagrario:
-Pues me ha parecido Ia uni
ca mujer del mundo con la que
20 me casaria j.. Esa mujer me
vuelve locol... iTiene Ia gracia
de Diosl
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la ACNTG

las hizo 81 Cfrculo en- Ia
primera entrada y lanzando Fe-
rrera, Ell bardo de West Tampa.
MuenzIer abri6 con un hit, por
Ell Cfrculo, sin que saliera la boz
la del cuadro; Lee batea ell pit
cher y fallece en- la 1b. Cesar Ell
Gallego rscibe una base por bo-
las.
Schiro dispara un bello hit V
entra Muenzler. Carsten recibe
una base por bolas. Lazzara pc
ga de hit y sc hacen dos carreras
mas. McCorquidarle muere en-
ire Ell pitcher y la primera.
Kline, que aver realiz6 mara
villosas cogidas en- la "inicial",
recibe una base por bolas. FL pit
cher McGagahin Sc atrac6 de
ponche.
Ferrera Sc modified despu6s
de esta primera entrada y volvie
ron a anotarle.
Les astures desaprovecharon
varias oportunidades.
En- la primera entrada, T. Pro
venzano perece de P a lb; Ma
soda da un hit por ell If, tran
dele a una bola alta Jimenez pc
go de hit por el CT. Magadan des
carga un fly al If y es out.
Sc intenta un doble robe por
Maseda y Jimenez y sacan al pr
nero entire la segunda base y Ia
tercera.
I'm latercera entrada Kline a.
trap6 una pesima tirada de la
.tercera base y momentos des :
pues pudo "destripar" IN fuerte
roll, siendo muy aplaudido,
Sc anoto la ausencia de ORR
huela en- la Inca de combate de
les Assures.
La mayor. ovaci6n de la tarde
la recibi6 ell pitcher McGagahln
de los cubanos, al disparar un
Nit. Acto fenomenal, a juicio del
pGblico.
McGahagin lanzaba aver mu
chas pelotas atlas, pero los mll-
chachos de Esteban Iglesias Sc
'fajaban' con elias.
Carsten, Ell SIS del Circulo, CO.
meti6 dos errores con dos malas
tiradas. Ferrera, ell pitcher, rea
liz6 un error con una tirada al
ia. Dieron los cuatro hits de los
ASSURES, Jimenez, Magadan. Ne
Nenny y Rodriguez.
oDescargaron los cinco hits de
loss cubanos, Muenzler, Schiro,
Lazzara, Kline y McGahagin.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
C. C.. 300 600 O00-Sc, 5h, 2e
C. A. 900 600 OOO-Oc, All, lie
La gaceta., 1940-07-01

Pulido el pitcher abri6 con
dos bases con olas.
Ippolito pogo de hit y entr6
una carrera. Pulido Ell IS de los
Italianos, pogo un roll a la Sc
gunda base y 10 sacaron.
Montotico "paloma" ell IS. LIE
dan base por bolas a Capitano.
"Viejo Fernandez, la 3b, dis
par6 un hit Y Sc produjeron o.
tras dos carreras. Paz manda a
Pulido a ia ducha y lie sustituye
con Pedrero.
Grandio roll a la 3b y perece
zen primera."
Despues de la sexta entrada
ninguna de las dos novenas ano-
to carrera.
Los garibaldinos pegaron sic
tie hits, dos de 'FViejo' Fernan :
DEE, la habil tercera base, y dos
cada uno de Polk, S. Scionte, Ip-
polite, D. Pulido y Montoto.
Dos errores cometieron los
italos, del torpedero Pulido.
IPegaron los nueve hits de los
Leales, dos cada uno Paz Y NJ. G.
Fernandez, y uno por cabeza A.
Pedrero, White, r. Fernando,
C~ontreras y R. Pulido. Tres erro
res cometieron los vencedores,
de M. @. Fernandez, el hermaH1
de Pepe; A. Pedrero e Iglesias,
Anotaci6n por entradas
C. L 600 ITO OOx-8c, 9h, Be
L. 90 ITO QOx-8c, Oh, S5
La primera "lechada" compile
ia del ano la recibieron aver los
ASSURES en- up Interesante parti-
do con la novena DEF Circuio Gu
bano.
Las dnicRs tres carreras de Ia
La gaceta., 1940-07-01
VICTORIA DE WANDER
MEIER

Indianapolis, julio John
ny Wander Nicer lanz6 aver por
Ell club indianapolis y lie di6 la
victoria, con anotaci6n de s por
8.
LIE pegaron seis hits, seis de
ellos de mas de una base, pero
sirvi6 diez ponches.
La gaceta., 1940-07-01

vistOriAnO Msnteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1940-07-01

Chicago 4c, Ion, lie; Cincinna
ii &c, 18Th, lie.
Chicago &c, Oh, 2e; Cincinna-
ii &c, 15h, lie.
Buckley Walters gan6 Ell pri-
mer juego y Riddle ell segundo.
Lanzadores derrotados. Page y
French.
San Luis 1c, Oh, De; Pittsburg
&c, 5h, lie.
Alfonso Lopez cometi6 Ell uni
co error del primer juego Y no
bate6 de hit.
San Luis DC, an, lie; Pittsburg
&c, 6h, De.
Davis fue ell catcher por los
Piratas y nobate6 de hit.
Ganaron los Phillies Ell primer
desafio con los Gigantes y per :
dieron ell segundo.
New York 4c, Oh lie; Filadel-
fla 7c, 12h, De.
New York 7c, 1Sh, 2e; Filadel
fla &c, 6h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-07-01

Ell embajador, cuando hubie-
ron pasado diez 0 doce dias des-
de que ocurriera Ell ineidente,
pens6 que podia iniciar de nue.
vo Ia conversation famosa con