davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-10-06
Effective Trick

i HEN she would come scooting out
into the front room with her nose
buried in shoe. shedding it across the
floor. If you succeeded in laying a
hand upon her, she would flip you
across the face with her brush and
thereby force you to let 60.
But she was such clever little tease
we could not very well get angry with
her We knew it was all in fun with
her. for there was not dram of mean
ness in the little animal.
During the five years that Zorra was
with US. she never once barred her teeth
in anger On the contrary. she always
licked the hand that fed her If more
than one of us gave her food, she never
showed any preference; she licked both
hands before she started eating -
Just like dog.
If that is not gratitude, if that is not
love, then my study of more than
twenty years of wild-animal behavior
has been wasted. Little wonder we re-
member Zorra as the most intelligent
and lovable pet we ever knew, the
Wonder Fox!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17
Eagle River Camp Taken Over Today
 By Girls 5touts

It's summer camp time again for twenty Girl Scouts, who amid hur- ried goodbyes and last minute in structions left for Eagle River early this morning.
 Accompanied by Director Mar
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17

 Sail South
 With Yukon

The steamer Yukon southbound through Juneau last night, took out 26 passengers after bringing in six from the Westward.
 Arrivals were from Seward: George Bibber, E. A. Knowles, F. A. Mason and P. A. Anderson.
 From Valdez-Alice Armstrong and J. w. Frederickinson.
 Passengers out were:
 To Seattle - Albert Vile, R. C.. Jackson, Esther Fleming, Maydelle George, Mrs. w. s. George, Fra n k Metcalf, MT. and Mrs Harry I. Lu- cas, Mrs. J. o. Terrell. Margaret Shaw. Marion Martin, K. s. Melton, R. w Harrison. L. A. Morris, M. E. Fleming, T. Jackson, Mrs. F. A. Polk. MT and Mrs. L. P. Gill.
 To Ketchikan-H. Thibeou, M c. M. Hoppin, M. D. Williams, Maj. Dale Gaffney, J. M. Stevenson, Glen Rensma, w. Jones.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17
SIXTEEN co
 SOUTH WITH
 N0RTRC0AST

The steamer North Coast, Capt. A. Eckhclm and purser P. E. Rich CTS was in port late yesterday, scuthbound from the Westward, taking cut l6 passengers from here
 Sailing to Seattle were Harry King. Mrs. Ray Ward, Sue Ward, Norma Ward. MT and Mrs Hans Loken, Sam Paul, Mrs. Gordon Bristol. Gordon Bristol, Jr, and Mrs. J. E. Komen, Arlene Komen George Ryskomp.
 To Petersburg W. Russell, K. Louring.
 To Wrangell Jack Davis. and to Ketchikan, Francis Doogan.
 The North Coast has 13 aboard from Kodiak, five from Ouzinkie and Is round trippers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17
DENALI IN LAST NIGHT
 ON WAY. r OUT

The steamer Denali, in Juneau early this morning on it's return voyage of the Southeast Alaska tour, brought in IT passengers from Lynn Canal ports and took out as many
 Arrivals from Haines were Fred erick Downs, MT. and Mrs. James L. McNamara, Ms. M. Clayton, Dorothy Clayton, Florence Hawkes. worth, Marie Chase, H. c. Houck, Mrs. II. c. Houck, Elizabeth Mo Lean. Almon Tolmie
 From Skagway-James Tropea, Nat Berry, Mrs. Berry, Harrison Burse, Clara Carson, Edna Swap.
 Passengers out were: For Seattle George Danner, Esther Rhind, Mrs. G. Paris, Joe Luckey, Jack Mellquist, Lester Simmons, Don Dobson, Mrs. E. M Reichert, Mrs. J. A. Dobson. Mrs. Lester Simmons, Miss Rae Bartlett. John Harring- ton
 For Sitka -F F. Poulas, c. B. Sharp, F. A. Massey, George Bib Der, H. Stryker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17
CLIPPER LEAVES

Pan Americans Alaska Clipper, held here over Saturday by adverse flying conditions, took off for Se- attle yesterday morning at ten O. clock.
 A flight was made over the Ju- neau area Saturday evening to sur vey alternate routes and landing areas, and an hour was spent Sun day in flying the Aux Bay area for final check on conditions there be- fore leaving.
 While weather bound here Sat- urday members of the Clipper crew and passengers enjoyed fishing and made Sightseeing trips to points of interest.
 Thursday morning, the giant flying boat is scheduled to come north from Seattle with the first Seattle to Juneau mail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17
NOTICE

The Naval Print Plate Award of the Junior American Legion Auxil- iary, shows the following unclaimed numbers: BIT, $50, 386 and 257. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17

garet Johnson, and Councillors Bar bara Hermann and Ethel Fukyama, the following group will spend the next two weeks in the out doors: Misses Irene Williams, Connie and Pat Davis. Marie Jean Glasse, Florence Hawkesworth, Doris Jean Norman, Lois Standafer, Pauline Hudon, Courlyne Smith, Pat Shaf- fer. Lois Allen, Mary Margaret Femmer, Erna Meier, Helen Ander- son, Maxine Mulvihill, Betty Lou Hared, Jeanne Butts. Joyce Smith, Ellen Weston and Winona Mon rec.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORIIiROTND

NORrHROITND
 . Alaska scheduled to arrive at l
 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 . Aleutian due at 7:30 o'clock to-
 morrow orning, sailing |
 westward at noon.
 Q North Sea due sometime to- morrow forenoon.
 . Princess Charlotte scheduled to arrive tomorrow evening.
 SCHEDULED SAILINGS
 e Prince Rupert scheduled to- sail . . from Vancouver tonight. Q . Tyee scheduled to sail from . . Seattle D. m. tomorrow. . Baranof scheduled to sail from . . Seattle June 19 at a. m. . . Princess Alice scheduled to sail . from Vancouver June l9 at . 9 D. m. D Yukon scheduled to sail from . Seattle June 21 at 9 a. m. c Northland scheduled to sail from seattle June zl at lu a. m. , Princess Louise scheduled to 9 sail from Vancouver June g , at 9 D. m. 3 Denali scheduled tc sail from . , Seattle June g at 9 a. m , SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS ? Taku scheduled southbound , from Sitka tomorrow after Q , noon about o'clock. , LOCAL SAiL:Nt-S. . : Estebeth scheduled 10 sail every , Wednesday at 6 D. m. for Sit . ka and wayports. . Dart leaves every Wednesday 0 . at D. m. for Petersbur6. Port . Alexander, Rake and way . . ports. . c e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17
THREE VESSELS
 SELL HALIBUT

Three halibut vessels had sold to- day on the Juneau Fish Exchange, and fourth was waiting for bidders.
 The Addington, Capt. Olaf Vest by, sold l2,000 pounds to New Eng land, the 31A27, Capt. John Pade- meister, sold 2,100 pounds to New England, and the Avona, Capt. Mar tin Brendal, sold 12000 pounds to Sebastian Stuart. The Arden, Capt. Olaf Larsen, has 12,000 pounds yet to be sold
 All halibut sold during this morn ing brought 9 and T cents a pound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17
ThKU IN PORT OVER SUNDAY;
 BRINGS IN TEN

The steamer Taku brought in ten ana a cargo of freight here over the weekend from Se- attle and ports enroute..
 Arrivals from Seattle were: Mrs. Olaf Eikland, Robert Eikland, Mrs. T. L. Marlow, Miss E. Stybelle, William E. Sparks.
 From PetersbGrg-C. F. Frank lin, O. Thanem, John Hammer.
 From Wrangell-M. G. Shain.
 From Ketchikan-Ragner Hansen.
 Leaving for Sitka-Henry Larsen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17
TIDES ToMc aR ow
ADAMS FOR BARRACKS

Capt. G. M Adams, wife an d daughter. passed through Juneau on the Denali for Chilkoot Bar racks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17
ESTEBETH IN
 FROM ISLANDS

The motorship Estebeth came in from it's weekly island run yes terday morning with three passen- gers for the city.
 Coming in were Charles Notar from Sitka, and George Duke and Harry Nichols from Hoonah
 Subscribe to The Daily Alaska Empire-the paper with the largest paid circulation.
 Empire claSsifieds brirS results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17

Capt. Franz vsn Rintelei
 Captain Franz von Rintelen, mas ter mind of the German spy system in the United States during ths World War. was arrested in London during the British drive against foreign agents and fifth colump
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17
CLIPPER MAKES { RETURN FLIGHT
 FROM JUNEAU
Will Come North Again on Thursday to Make M
 First Mail Trip

SEATTLE, June l7.--The four motcred Sikorsky Clipper of Pan American Airways returned to Se- attle at 4:25 o'clock yesterday af- ternoon after competing a success ful leisurely shakedown cruise to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-17

Empire classifieds bring results.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
QUIERE LA Pc
LEA ENTIRE JOSE LUIS Y
CONN

W~illiamsport, Pa, Die. %. =
George ]. jones Jr., miembro de
Ia Comisi6n Atletica del estado,
manifesto anoche que acompana
IRA a les representatives de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Pittsburg
y otros lfderes civicos en- la vi
sta que haran a New York pa
ra lograr que Mike Jacobs tras-
la de a Pittsburg la pelea ertre
Billy Conn, Ell campe6n de las
IT'S libras, y Jose Luis, Ell cam
pe6n mundial del peso compile
to.
Leon Reins de Pittsburgh,
presidente de la comisi6n, y Ha-
vey Boyle, de Pittsburgh, Sc d.
&c que que va conferenciaron
con Jacobs.
Ell combate Sc efectuara en-
ell mes de JUNO y en- I'm sitio q.
no ha side escogido.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

Mas muerto que vivo, sigui6
al anciano, penetrando en- la IA
mosa cccina-comedor que tanto
conocen los lectores.
ST; Ell mueblaje era igual cue
el que vieron sus ojos un dia, el
ia terrible e inolvidable Ia mis-
ma mesa desvencijada Y sucia;
ell mismo par de sillas con Ell a.
siento roto, eojas, torcldas, la
mentableS; ell mismo fog6n in
mundo, con peroles, con sarte-
mes viejas, con un par de pie
dras ennegrecidas,.
5IDice usted que es ell nue.
vo propietario de la casa ?-pre-
gunt6, al fin, Pedro, con el al
ma en- Ia boca.
ST, senior. Pero sientese us
ted.
NO, muchas gracias. En-
tonces..., Sdonde estan los anti
guos duehos?
70 no sc, senior FL Cogorza
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
Sc ~OFRECBRAN HOY 81 CA
RRERAS DE GALG0S EN-
Ell CANEDROMO

Para la noche de hoy, en- Ell Ca
nedromo de Sulphur Springs, ma
preparado 81 atento y eficiente
Rouleau un programa especial,
de 80 carreras.
Los primeros galgos seran ST.
tuados en- ell lugar de partida a
las 8 de la noche.
Mahana no sc efectuaran ca
rreras de entrenamiento; pero 81
ell dia 25.
La temporada empezara ell
dfa q, patrOcinada la aperture
por los Shriners, como en- otros
amos.
En- las carreras de entrena-
miento la entrada es gratis pa
"a los adultos y los ninoS.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

martirizado a Maria de Ia
Cruz, o bien la mujer inmun-
da que Sc peleaba con 81 en- la
mafiana i~nolvidable.. y a los que
Pedro entregara la psnueha...
Pero.. iahl
La puerta Sc abri6 del TODD, y
en- Ell umbral apareci6 10 figura
repugnante e innoble de un an
ciano, tuerto, giboso, con unas
barbas enmarahadas y que mi
raba al visitante con su dnico
ojo de un modo cinico y sinies-
tro.
Los harapos le colgaban de
los hombros, se arrOllaban a su
cintura, y dejaban yer, a traves
de unos boternos enormes, Ia
carne SEGA, amojamada y cubier
Ia de costras del inmundo per-
sonaje.
@ quiere uSted?-pre-
gunt6 de NAL talante, envclvien
do a Pedro en- un turfarada de
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
Ell PROGRAMA DE LUCHAS
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

FL empresario Cy Williams,
del programa semanal de luchas
anuncia para hoy Ell regalo de
100 guanajos Y al miSmo ITEM
20 una pelea entire Ell "guajiro'
Bob Savage, ell barbudO, y Les
Hanning, el campe6n de la cos
ia del Pacifico.
Bob encontrara un formidable
rival en- Henning, que pesa 24O
libras y no desea que 81 barbudo
lie derrOte en- estOs dfas de Pas
cuas.
Ro'lend K~irchmeyer, ell gigan
tie de Oklahoma, Sc batira con
Roberts.
I'm encuentro especial Sc Ii
brara entire ell Cowboy Luttra!l,
ell ex empresario, y AL Getz, el
rudo chofer de Milwaukee.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

-Escuche, senior, Jno es esta
la choza de unos traperos que
llaman les Cogorza?
-Esta es,
-Bueno, pero listed, Jno es
Cogorza, verdad?
No, sehor.
-IQuien es listed, pues?..,
PorQue 70 busco a Cogorza o a
su mujer!
FL viejo pareci6 deponer un
tanto su actitud hoStil, y replica,
invitandO a Pedro a que penetra
ra en- la casucha.
II No, Sehor, yo no soy el Co
gorza! Yo soy ell nuevO propie-
tario de la casal Pero, pase us
ted, ahora lie explicare.
FL ingeniero sinti6 que Ia san
gre Sc lie helaba en- las venas al
oil raQuellas palabras del perso
nae inmundo.
lEl nuevo propietario de Ia ca
sal
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
MUSCoNI AUMENTO
SU VENTAJA

New York, Die. 23.-Willie Moo
conf derrot6 dos veees a George
Kelly en- la Academia McGirr y
ahadi6 nuevos puntos a su ven
taja en- ell torneo por ell campeo-
nato de billar de bolsillo.
Ell partido de por la tarde 10
gan6 con 125 contra SO, en- n in
nings, y ell de por la noche con
1875 cotra so, en- cinco.
En- Boston, Andres Ponzi, ga
NO Ell partido de por la tarde'
frente a PrOcita, y perdi6 Ell de
por la noche.
Despues de Mosconi ocupan
los primeros lugares Ponzi, Ca
ras, Procita y Rudolph.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
CON LOS GUANTES
NUEVAS PELEAS DE JA-
COBS. - ARMANDO STELLA
Sc OFRECE

ME Jacobs espera que 194l
sea un ano de grandes negocios
para Ell boxeo y Ell viernes firm6
dos importantes combates, uno
entire Ell campe6n del peso conf
pleto Joe Luis, Y el campe6n de
las It's libras, Billy Conn, y eli
otro que obliga a Lew Jankins,
ell tejano campe6n de las 1876 Ii
bras, a combatir en- febrero con
ell vencedor del match Fritzie ri
vic-ArmstrOng, va "pregonado"
para Ell dia II de enero.
Jacobs decide retener el
match entire Zivic y Armstrong,
de revancha para ell negrito, a
pesar de que Ell ciudadano de
Pittsburg hizo una pobre demos
TRACTION, la semana pasada, fren.
tie a los pufos de jenkins.
FL contrato para Ell match de
peso complete en- JUNO dispont
que Luis, o quienquiera que sea
ell campe6n, reciba Ell 40 por cien
to y Conn, o quien fuere FL opC
neDte, Ell 20 por ciento.
Luis y Conn va aceptaron los
terminos del match.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
GANO SAM SNEAD Ell PAR
TIDO De GOLFO CON RU-
FINO GONZALEZ

Habana, Die. 23.-Sam Snead
q notable "golfista" de w. Vir-
GINA, derrot6 AVER a Rufino Con
zalez, ell campe6n cubano y gan6
para Thomas Shevlin, de New
York, una apuesta de $4,000.
Perdi6 los cinco mil d6lares el
a~caudalado cubano Thorwald
Sanchez.
Otras muchas apuestas SIC hi
cieron, estimandose ell total en-
mas de $4,000.
Los turistas americanos apo :
yaron con su dinero a Snead y
los golfistas cubanos secundaron
con Ell suyo a Gonzalez, quien Sc
oonoce por ell John Montague
cubano.
Gonzalez, que Sc nalla acoS :
.umbrado a un terreno seco, 10
encontr6 hdmedo, en- horas de
Ia manana.
Ell nGmero de eSpectadores le
MODESTO tambien, por cuanto no
Sc hallaba acostumbrado a jugar
en- presencia de centenares de
"aficionados."
Sanchez dijo que Gonzalez pc
dfa veneer a cualquier "golfista'
del mundo Y Shevlin lie contes-
to que no derrotaria a Snead. En-
tonces Sc concerto la apuesta de
5000 pesos.
Rufino llevsha la ~ventaja de
venir jugando en- ell terreno des-
de hace mas de 20 amos.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

-Pero... "a America, dice us
ted?
i Vamos, 81, no me haga U.s.
ted case! Els un decir que digo
20. En- realidad, nadie sabe ma
da. No han querio decir ande
iban!
-iY cuando dice listed que
sc han marchado?
Shan lido antes de aver.
No, ell juevesl Hoy hace tres
dias justos.
5iAh!
ST, sehor.
= Escuche, w.. digame, lsabe
listed 81 Sc han llevado con clos
una nina?
u Una nina?
ST, senior. Una nina, que
ahora tendra unos seis amos y
medic, rubia, muy linda.
vi vejete sonri6, asintiendo
en- silencio
Pedro sufria como un loco.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
Folletin No. 1853
TONIC u
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

TERRA. para que en- 81 viviera y
creciera la pobre nina inocente
de carnes blancas y sonrisa de
arcangel H..
Al fin. reuniendo bodasl Hus
fuerzas, continue Ia marcia.
Ahora Sc fijaba con atenci6n
y distinguia con toda claridad
los detailes de la casueha.
La puerta estaba entreabier-
Ia.
Pedro namo, como llama un
mendigo a un palacio.
Esper6 unos INSTANCES.
Ahora surgiria el criminal
nato a quien q entregara la nj
"a, 81 bOrracho que tanto habia
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

que, Ell etnpresario de Benjamin
Stella, visit6 a Frank La Mar
Field, y le ofreci6 peasar con los
mejores pGgiles de eu cateJorfa
incluyendo Carl Guggino, Ell pc
lirrojo de Ellinger, Y Don Eddy
derrotado la semana pasada, en-
Miami, por ell campe6n de las
1876 libras para la Association Ma
cional de Boxeo, Sammy Angot.
Sc lie ofreci6 a Guggino un
match con Stella; pero dijo que
necesitaba tempo para prepa :
rarse.
Stella pesa en- estos dfas 1872
lfbras y menciona sus victorias
sobre tales gladiadores como PR
mo Flores, Tony Costa, Jimmie
Perrin, Pablo Dano, Baby Ma
nuel, Crist6bal Jaramillo y otros
Perdi6 decisiones en- matches
con Pete LellO, "legitimo aspi
rante" al tronO de las 1875 IL
bras; Dave Castillo. menciOnado
como ell mimero tres en- la divi-
sion, luego de Jankins y Angot;
Leo Kodak y Harry Jefffra, este
Gltimo campe6n del peso de plu-
ma.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
Sc OPoNE A UNA PELEA
n LUIS Y-DoDOY

Los Angeles, Die. 23:-Ei pre-
sidente de la Comisi6n Atl6tica
del estado de California. Jerry
Giesler, manifesto aver q. sc G.
.pone a una pelea entire Jose
Luis y Arturo Godoy. Sc habia
dicho que 81 negro campe6a y Ell
chilenc peiearian aqui Ell ano pro
ximo.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

Aqui, en- Tampa, tenemos un
buen professor de cultura fisica
v entrenador de pGgiles, Miguel
Lorente.
La ingratitud de los discipu-
los lie llev6 a retirarse.
Mas todavia conserva la "pi-
mienta" Y ell amor por Ell arte de
los puhos!
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

Gene Tunney era cabo de la
Marina de Guerra en- los dfas de
sus peleas Y conquistas.
Ahora es rico y teniente CO.
mandante instructor de cultura
.fisica, medianbe sus punos.
Tunney estudiaba literature
en- sus dfas de gladiator; pero la
distinction que lie ha sido otorga-
da Sc debe a sus conocimientos
en- cultura... fisica
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

vino.
Ndhez sc qued6 cortado y con
fundido.
iAh, no!
iEstaba SECURE que este hon.
.bre no era, nj mucho menos, no
podia ser ell Cogorza, a quien 81
entregara la nina!
IQuien era, entonces1 T..
Use habia equivocado de cho-
"a, fernando por la de los trape-
ros otra de las cercaniaS2...
No, no pOdia serl
Pedro de NGhez, antes de con
testar al atrabiliario personaje,
do dos pasos atras, Y contem-
.pl6 nuevamente Ia choza.
No, no Sc enganaba
Entonces, SECURE de no con-
fundirse, pregunt6, dcminan-
do a medals ell temblor de su
voz, y presintiendo una nueva
catastrofe:
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

nuaci6n las medtdas de Fritzie
Zivic y Lew jenkins, que la Sc
mana pasada combatieron en- Ia
Madison Square Garden, sierdo
deciarada tablas ell match.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

I'm peso ligero que actualmen-
to reside en- Tampa, Armando
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
LAS MEDIDAS DE JENKINS
Y ZIVIC

Para complacer a un lector
que nos 10 pide, damOs a conti-
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

ha estado auSente de Madrid va
rios amos, Y la semana pasada
ha vuelto para llevarse a su mu-
jer.
IA su mujer?
ST, a la Chata. listed los
c6nocia?
-Si-repuso aun Pedro, sim
tiendo que la terra Sc hundia
bajo sus pies. Pero... como,
Use han marchado?
ST, senior
-JAd6nde?
@TOma!-Sonri6 Ell Otro-;
leso es 10 que no Sc sabe! No 10.
dijeron! Pa mi que shan largao
pa las Am&rieasl
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
LA GACETA

a pori6dico en- iSliOmA EspAAOl
e. mas circuIaci6n En- Tamps
vlrtoEiano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 G.
sos Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TeESfOnO Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

Nuhez Sc sentia morir.
Ahora va no Sc atrevia a ha-
Ger la pregunta terrible, la pre-
gunta directa y concrete sobre
.su hija.
IAN, Diosl iQue iba a saber?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-12
WhOIS Real Boss Of Billy Conn?
By DAN PARKER

WHO OWNS the boxing
 The this question grams IS that everyone knows the answer Mike Jacobs
 Who Billy
 We'll that's something else Johnny Ray Pittsburgh the but developments in the Boxing Wood from Cleveland to
 The Clevelanders Robert attorney at the Indians ball the Cleveland cub and Larry Atkins, their matchmaker
 About of corpse the boxing in the City, and brought 1t back to e Those boxing town were amazed at this modern miracle.
 In recent months the Clevelanders Greek middeweght the since Johnny Riskos heyday He the last one over the hometown favorie Jimmy
 With the red Chistoford in the Forest City offered Billy Conn $15OOO weight title against the Growng startled Johnny Ray for the biggest of his
 land newspapermen.
 But when the Cleveland umvrate in person. he said would be best to get Mike Jacobs Oay So off to Detroit day or twO went the Three
 When they told Mike cng to their version of it, fighter much
 You should to New York and talk about it."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-12
Italian Recreation B0zCIipg League

Flash! Grand Bowling Alleys!
 Madam Terrnine put 344 eggs all in one basket! Congratulations even though I know five young gallant cavaliers who thought the eggs were rotten"
 Second flash! Banjo Lombardi of Holy Cross almost duplicated the above laying of eggs. He cackled 333 of them, much to the dismay of Magistrate Scarpati, who has closed his obstructive bowling school and is now writing six crime and juicy stories
 Thirty-five chislers can't quite as- simulate the fact that Holy Cross is still in first place. No imagina- tive person need accept the stupid idea the Cross will stay there long, but it is apparent that the Spontan- eous emotionalism they radiate sup plies the physiological requisites of the lofties results of competition and winning.
 Riot" Colangelo wants his team to be known as the "Intoxicaterers" because he feels that first place to the other seven teams is a mysteri- ous thing, invisible, immaterial, yet as real as steel to only Holy Cross.
 Sunshine" Spadola speculates on time and his further development to assure top money.
 'Moonshine" Garafolo states that beating this years Cross team is a thing as elusive as smoke in the wind.
 "Eye-shiner" Latino confides to me that anonymous filters threaten the team to all forms of tortures SO he is instructing his men in ways of small attentions to their opponents to kindie conjugal affec- ton such as promising to distribute mint tulips and singing hymns at Thursday nights session.
 "Shoe-slalner" Termine backs his team in all their endeavors. When asked of last Thursday nights re- suits he simply said. We broke even. and boy, did we need itl"
 Fordhatn feels about Holy Gross the sooner We never see your faces and scores against us again, the better 1t will be for all of us when