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Evening star., 1940-08-11
Alice Marble Superb,
Puts Helen Jacobs
Al Trails End
Loses Lone Come to Her
Closest Tennis RivoI;;
Riggs in Rye FinoI
By the Associated Press.

RYE, N. Y. Aug. 10.-The end
Of the trail came today for Helen
Jacobs, four-time national champ
ion, and one of the few women
believed capable of extending Alice
Marble, queen of the worlds tennis
courts.
Her game ready and her strategy
carefully planned, she took the field
against Alice. hoping to end the
ruthless domination of the blond
Californian, but Alice won with
ridiculous ease-6-1, SO.
Marble Retires Trophy.
That gave the, girl who hasn't
been beaten since the semi-finals
at Wimbledon in 1898, her third
straight Eastern grass court ten
mis- championship. a margin of four
matches In the six times the TWO
bitter rivals have met-and left her
atop her field by a margin as wide
as any champion ever enjoyed.
In gaining the trophy-one Of
tennis most coveted possessions
Alice lost only one set, and that to
Pauline Betz, another Coast girl.
The 32-year-old Miss Jacobs, who
planned to keep the ball right at
Alice's feet all day, couldn't give
her strategy an airing. Marble was
on top of the match all the way.
running Miss Jacobs dizzy, getting
her out of position, forcing her to
shoot hurriedly, and breaking her
heart by kicking up spurts of white
dust as her drives hit the base
lines.
Riggs Sloppy in Victory.
In the days other headliner, Ma
tional Champion Bobby Riggs was
far from good-but even then he
was far better than Henry Prusoff,
winning 60, 60, 6-1 in a thor
oughly uninteresting semi-final
The victory sent Riggs into to-
morrows final against Don McNeill,
intercollegiate champion.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Tigers Gain on Idle Indians
In 5-Frome Win Over Chisox
After Long Delay by Rain
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-The Detroit
Tigers stretched their American
League lead to a full game today
with 5-to-2 victory over the Chi
cago White SoX in a five inning,
rain-shortened contest before 17,247
spectators.
The rain, which held up the game
an hour and % minutes in the third
inning, forced postponement of the
second game of a scheduled double
header.
Schoolboy Bags 11th Win.
The victory was Schoolboy Rowe's
i1th of the season, against two de-
feats, although he was hit freely in
the early stages.
Detroit pushed across three runs
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Reds Lengthen Lead
As Moore Masters
Cardinals, SO
Increase Margin to Six
Comes, Dealing Foe
Sixth Loss in Row
By the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 10.-With his
high, hard one and swapping curve
working like a clock, Whitley Moore
pitched the Cincinnati Reds to
their third straight victory today,
four-hit, 5-to-0 whitewash of the
ST. Louis Cardinals.
His performance, coupled with
Boston's defeat of oklyn,
stretched the Reds National League
lead to six games.
The tall Ohioan also helped him.
self to his fifth win and best game
of the year with a pair of singles,
one driving in a run, and then
handcuffing Terry Moore in center
field to let in another.
Cards Sixth Loss in Row.
The st. Louis crew, going down
to their sixth straight defeat, could
do little with Whitey's offerings.
The longest Cardinal hit was Ernie
Koy's double in the seventh, but
that was as FAR as he got. Moore
struck out seven and although he
walked five. he managed to tighten
up when the going got tough.
The worst hole was dug in the
eighth, when he handed out two
tickets and Enos Slaughter dropped
a short single in, center, with only
one out. Powerhouse Johnny Mize,
however, popped out and Koy fouled
out.
Frank Mccormick started the
scoring for the Reds in the second
with his 18th home run of the
year. A single by Arnovich, walk
to Myers, and Moore's single,
coupled with Terry Moore's tumble,
rang up two more runs.
Werber Starts Rally.
Baff1ed otherwise by Bob Bow
man, the Reds had to be content
with these three until the seventh.
Then singles by Bill Werber and
Lonnie Frey, bracketed around
Mike McCormick's double, produced
the final scores.
Bowman and his successor, Bill
Doyle, hurled creditable baseball
except for the two bad innings.
Bowman famed five and Doyle
two.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
eeh Scratched Midland Wins American Derby Mud Tang Title
Crosetti of Yankees Draws a 3-Doy
Suspension, First of His Career

Summers, who called Crosetti
out at the plate, said he
had recommended the players
suspension more for pushing him
than his verbal protest.
It was the first time Crosetti
ever had been suspended.
His place in the lineup was
taken by Bill Knickerbocker.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Charlotte Bringing
700 Fans 10 Have
Big Day Here

Today is Charlotte day at the
ball park as TOO or 800 fans from
the Piedmont League farm are to
come up to watch their big league
team in action against the Red Sox.
The invaders are coming in two
special trains and by private auto,
the delegation being headed by Lee
Hodge, radio sports commentator
who broadcasts the Charlotte games.
Five former Charlotte players
currently are with the Mats, Early,
Evans, Haynes, Bloodworth and
Masterson.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Rookie Meyer to Stort
For Detroit Today
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-Manager
Del Baker of the Detroit Tigers
said today he would start his new
rookie second baseman, L. D.
Dutch) Meyer, against the Chicago
White Sox in Sundays double
header.
Meyer, acquired from Knoxville
recently for two players and an
unannounced sum of cash, reported
today.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Hudson and Grove
Battle on Slab

Gray-haired, 40-year-old Lefty
Grove, one of the pitching mar
vels of the past decade, and rosy
checked, 23-year-old Sid Hudson,
stamped as certain to be a future
outstanding hurler, will tangle
on the mound today as the Ma
tionals face the Red Sox in the
last of a 3-game SERIES.
Hudson, who registered a 1-hit
shutout over the Athletics in
his last appearance, will be aim
ing for his 18th victory of the
season.
Game time is 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Pelicuns Will Remain
Farm for Cardinals

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10.-The
New Orleans Pelicans announced
today the club had renewed its
working agreement with the ST..
Louis Cardinals.
The Cards took charge of the
locally owned Pels last year, after
expiration of an agreement between
New Orleans and the Cleveland In
dianS,
Evening star., 1940-08-11
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-Frankie
!, Crosetti, Yankee shortstop, re-
tceived word today that President
Will Harridge Of the American
League had suspended him three
days for disagreeing with Umpire
Summers decision in the seventh
inning of yesterdays game with
the Athletics.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Mrs. Davey's II Ties
Congressional Mark

Mrs. Myron Davy, Congressional
Country Club women's champion,
tied the women's course record there
yesterday with a IT. ~..
She played the mines in Al and
SO.
The record was set in 1887 by
Helen DettWeiler.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Tigers Are Good to Rowe

Schoolboy Rowe cannot complain
that the Tigers do not make plenty
of runs for him. He beat Cleveland,
IL to 2; Boston, 10 to Z; st. Louis,
Is to 6 and 8 to 2; Philadelphia, 8
to !, Q to 4 and Is to 2. and New
York, il to 2.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Win, Lose or Draw
Small Talk Along the Nationals Bench
By FRANCIS E. STAN.


day before the Nationals game Sox
and they still feeling good yesterday
bobbd out the tunnel that leads from the clubhouse
Buy Harris host the Washington BENCH found his
and looked at his take batting practice
IF the season lasted until January he cracked wed the
nan All those other tired and getting
play the Bees in the World Series January"
A Boston newspaperman walked sat down.
Whore pitching, Bucky?" he asked.
Kendall Chase" answered "winnah
going for the
Johnson" said the Boston :
"Who?" asked Sammy West
Earl Johnson Rocky Mount in the Piedmont He's
easily the best-looking rookie pitcher got"
Evening star., 1940-08-11

Runs-Bartell, Greenberg York, Hig-
McCcsky, Appling. Runs batted in
Greenberg CD, Metha CO, Rowe, Kuhel
Lee. Two-base hits--Kreevich, Lee. Three
base hit-Metha. Home run-Greenbers.
Left on bases-Detroit 8; Chicago, 8.
Bases on balis-on Lee. l; Struck opat-gy
Romm.li komf Quinn sy nee Mori.rty md HasssTd.
Tims-1:o6. Attendance (aetuaD-17,247.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Official Score

tBatted for Chase in seventh,
tBatted for Masterson in ninth.
Boston OO3 900 000-3
Washington 900 900 600
Runs batted in - Tabor, Finney t2).
IIwo-hsse, hits--Spence, Tabor; Stolen
Pofahl to Bloodworth; Cramer to Foxx;
Gronin to Doerr to Finney. Left on bases
bosten; 8; Washington. 10. Bases on lalls
son. l.. Struck oUtIBy Ut. johnson, 2: BY
Chase. 4. Hits-oT Chase. 5 in Z innings;
Sn N ;MasStierson, Sc Q in innings: on Johnson
inning. Winning pitSehherMJohnson. Sh Los
ing pitchsrw,chase. Umpires-Messrs Nc
Gtowsn, tSs kolls d snd Rue. Time-2:lo. At
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Williams Wants to PIuy for Brooklyn

Harris, watching batting pactc, asked: "Fas?"
good by reporters began
Boston arrived Harris found his
the wooden slab
Little Di doing all right huh?"
said.
Wonderful"
Washington reporter addressed the visitors. Williams
a feliows?"
and Boston whole" them
himself"
do?" the local
hoesqlirer Diego
with Brooklyn. kddin
go-Brooklyn.'
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Mats, Harris Soys, Would Stop Dodeer Deal

a little getting
clubs waivers his
stop Brooklyn
price,
Maggio's a
al-aromd bapaye
hit, don't forget he's better dis
position"
started the led by Bill MCGOWAN
Whats he?" MCGOWAN
there ball confer
In a
Evening star., 1940-08-11

Totals 81 "A Totals 81 927 z
'Batted for Bowman in eighth.
Batted for Doyle in ninth.
Cincinnati - O3O 900 cox
Runs-Werber, M. Mccormick. F. Nc
Cormick, Arnovich. Myers. Errors-T
Moore, Marion. Runs batted in-Frey (2).
Koy M Mccormick Home rum. Nc
Cormick. Sacrif1ce-M. Mccormick. Left
on bases--St. Louis 9; Cincinnati, 6.
Bases on balls-Of Bowman, 2; of L.
Moore. 8. Struck out-By Bowman, 5;
by Doyle. 2; by L. Moore, Z. Hits-Of
Bowman. s in innings: off Doyle / in
inning. Losing pitcher-Bowman Um-
pires-Messrs. Reardon. Goetz and Pi-
nelli. Time-1:59 Paid attendance,
9.091: knotholers, 1884.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
With Rest and for Money, Lyons Is Tops


pitches George balls
threw three strikes hitting the
grounded
grumbed Gf that partly responsible for john
down Charlotte long and talked with Calvin
(Grfs adopted (Grifs nephew.
If the Red really pitchers, Calvin told
they bring Johnson Mount He's
Grif sighed.
Johnson"
sitting to Grif wanted to the Washington
club would pitcher Dutch Williams
he had hunch the Red would trade williams
Il thought of it, Grif said
real good pitcher for hitter club afford
real pitcher believe the build the
first the hter later You
always got figure they the other hters
weaker"
The something being
Grf thinking only way pitches
he might last 10 At
when the chips I'll take pitcher who 40 old
Ted Lyons weeks and something stake
club in the world"
The old gentleman watched Johnson snuff Washington
After a few minutes he said, defensvey
This buShWhacker, johnson,
always said fellow has the and
win in the majors"
The final score Boston, 3; Washington O.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

La maternidad habia aumen-
tado la belleza de esta muier
tan guapa dandole un' aspecto
de flor que Sc abre p~lenamente
bajo las caricias reiteradas de
un sol de verano,..
Parecia ESQ: una flor inmen-
sa; una rosa, que estalla en- ell
rOsal; un clavel, que, henchido
de savia y de perfume, derra-
mara las hojas fuera de la coro-
la, atrayendo a los insectos yum
badores.n
La nina, en- sus brazos de ma
trona esplendida, parecia un ca
.puIo de orc que saliera del mis-
mo tallo,.,
Purita les hizo un recibimien-
to alborozado, Y nor6 al saber
que venian de la carcel,
II Muchas graciasl Yo iba a
ir, como todos los dias; pero la
nena Sc despert6, y llora por mi.
Y GuStavo me tiene dicho que
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

euando la sensation, a los que sc
han Cuedado de que la vida y ell
mundo entero lutheran sus pen
dido Su CURSE.
Pero pasada la sorpresa y la
xtraneza de la ausencia, o el
door de la muerte..., la vida
rearaja su curse Y Sc vuelve a
hacer en- la casa la existencia or
diraria v normal.
Este es 10 que o%curriria ahora
en- el hogan de Gustavo de IA
Gandara.
Pura seguia adorando al au-
sente, con tanta mas intensidad,
con tanta mas passion, cuanto
que a su amor duloe y exaltado,
uniase un s~entimiento de piedad
intensisima por q infeliz, que
scportaba la cruz terrible de un
crimen cue no habia cometido...
Lo recordaba a cada instante'
y lloraba por 81, miranda a la nj
ma, en- la que veia una proionga-
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
CUATRO MAS Sc CALIFICA
RON PARA LA CABRERA
DE 500 MILLAS

Indianapolis, Mayo 23.-Cua
tro notables automovilistas Sc Cd
lificaron aver para la carrera
de 500 millas que Sc efectuara
en- Indianapolis el jueves 80 de
mayo, Memorial Day. Kelly Pc
ti!lo, Sam Hank, George Barr
niger y Harry McQuinn realiza-
ron la calificaci6n desarrollan-
do en- las pruebas gran veloci-
dad. Petillo di6 la vuelta a Ia
pista con un promedio de veloci-
dad de 1881 millas por no
ra.
Hank desarroll6, en- diez mi
Has, un prOmedio de 123. 064.
I'll coche de Hank fue inscrip
to por Leon Duray, I'm exchofer
de carreras.
McQuinn guiana un potentei
coche propiedad de Bill White,
de Los Angeles. Su promedio de
velocidad fue de 1924 millas.
Barringer Sc conform6, para
las pruebas, con 1889 millas.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
DIGA AMERICANA

Los Indios de C. 4veland va
pulearon a los Medals Rojas y
,e vencieron con anotaci6n de 9
carreras por 6. Trosky descar-
SO su noveno jonrr6n de la tenn
porada. Ken Keltner y Roy Wea
therly tambien batearon de cua-
tro esquinas. Bagby fue ell pit
dler aplastado Y Harder ell
triunfador. Terminaron ell des-
afio por Harder, que sali6 para
la ducha en- ell quinto, Eisenstat
y Dobson,
Boston &c, 16h, lie; Cleveland
&c, 15h, 2e.
Pegando Is hits, cinco de G.
llos de la primera base Dahl
green y tres de Gordon, los Yam
kses vapulearon a los Tigres.
Conquist6 la victoria ell pitcher
Breuer, a quien solo lie batearon
6 hits.
New York &c, 16h, 2e; De-
troit, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
.6 tres liz en cinro reoes.

no tres hits en- cinco Teces.
Washington &c, 15h, Sc; San
Luis DC, IN, Be.
Con uno total de 18 hits, pega-
dos a Caster, los Medias Blan-
cas- ilegaron 10 wees a la go
ma. Con siete los Atleticos solo
entraron una vez. Todos los j1-
ga1ores dsl Chicago 'fconecta-
ron" de hit. Kreevitch, Ell CT, ba-
te6 cuatro hits, en- cinco veces
al bate. Dieron tres hits cada u
no. Appling y Rosenthal, y dos
cada uno Wright y Smith.
Filadelfia 1c, IN, 2e; Chicago
10c, 18Th, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
paranzado. de cara al dolor..

paranzado, de cara al dolor...
70 creo en- mi salvation, Sc
hora-la dijo ell noble Gandara,
luego que hablaron largo ratio
de Juan Jose. de Luisa, de Pu-
rita. Tengo fe en- que esta G.
normidad no puede prosperar.
Y, mientras tanto, sufro en- ST
lencio, con toda la Serenidad po-
sible,, ypor esa pobre mujer que
llora por mi, por esa pobre hija
mia, que Dios ha querido que
nazca cuando su padre esta en-
la carcel.
Maria de la Cruz console al
pobre como pudo.
En- realidad, hay ocasiones en-
.2ue las palabras resultan inefi-
CAGES para mitigar ciertos dolo-
res.
-Desde aqui pienso ir a su
casa de usted-le dijo la martir
al despedirse del pobre preso.
Cuando sali6 de Ia cared, Ma
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

solo vaya a verle cuando la nina
duerma. Pobre milo! lC6mo es-
TIA?
-Bien-repuso por todos A.
ranguren-. Muy esperanzado.
Como debe ser. ESQ no puede
prcsperar. En- cuanto Sc yea la
eausa lc echaran a la Gale.
-iiCuando es la vista ?-in4
quiri6 Maria de la Cruz. compa-
decida.
-Dicen cue para dentro he
dos meses. En- mario.
-Siento no estar aouf-si-
gui6 dicisndo la madre de c.
ia. Porque no Sc 81 sabe listed
que vengo a despedirme. Me
marcho, sonora,
Pura asintid, con gesto de pc
ma,
va me habia hablado de e.
Ito Luisita. Pero no saba que
ara tan pronto, J'Marcha listed
al Jap6n?
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
TONIC U
"a MUCHACHA
DE LA CALLE

habia ayudado sin cesar al po-
bre poeta.
Maria pensaba cue puesto
que Tulsa iba a quedar sola en-
Madrid, bueno seria recomen-
darla a la media docena de ami
gos que quedaban en- la corte,
para que Sc i~nteresasen por la
pobre viuda y por ell hu&rfano.
Ell pobre mdsico estaba desco
nocido.
Con los ojOs hundidos, con To-
da la cabeza blanca, con una voz
cavernosa Y e~xtraha.., a Maria
le di6 la sensation, no obstante
su aspecto de ruina y de mise
ria, de mantenerse erguido y es-
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
OEPORTES
KEN OVERLIN PELEARA
HOY CON Ell CAMPEON
CEFERINO GARCIA

New York, mayo 23.-El gla-
diador filipino Ceferino Garcia,
campe6n del peso medic, defen-
dera hoy su corona, en- la Madi-
son Square Garden, frente a
Ken Overlin, un peligroso aspi-
rante.
Las pocas apuestas realizadas
estan a favor de Garcia.
Overlin subira al cuadrilate-
70 con una ventaja en- el peso lie
mas de seis libras.
Ell estado fisico de Garcia es
perfecto y ell de Overlin Sc con-
sidera satiSfactorio.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
GA gazette
Con eI bate. la Mascota y los EspejueIos
(Por Tira : cuartAl

en- cuanto a las horas, es 81 ST.
guiente: A las tres Y media de
Ia tarde, Ell anotador official to-
cara la campana, 81 el desafio
no aa ma terminate " Sc COM
q'etara eQ inning que sc este iu-
gando. El segundo desafio CO.
menzara no mas tarde de las
3:55. A las seis menos diez mi
nutos de la tarde, Ell anotador o.
fetal tocara la campana " Sc
c%cmpletara Ell inning que sc este
jugando.
La proposition Sc hizo Dor
Luis Sanchez, 81 delegado del
Cubano, y fue aprobado
por unanimidad.
va sa5en los fanatics a que
atenerse en- cuanto a las horas.
El prop6sito es impedir que
haya demora intentional en- los
juegos, provocada en- algunos ca
SOS por fanatics que no tienen
reloj y enteran NAL a los ina
nagers'.
La peiota International quie-
re Ell apoyo de tOdos, pero pre-
feriria que los escandalosos 'por
placer no pasaran por ALI.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

Fstimado amigo, escs que
mas gritan, cast siempre son a
postadcres. Juegan a la pelota
FL dinero rue necesitan para D.
.tras at~anciones y cuando ven
que la plata" paligra, la "pla-
ia" de sus hijos y sus esposas'
gritan w.. pretenden que las CO.
.sas salgan a su gusto.
La Liga Intersocial no desea
apuestas en- ell parque de Cusca-
den, por estar bien enterada de
que malos "perdedores', bono
los malos pagadores, es genie
dura de pelar.
No juegue su dinero y no to-
me tampoco para desahogar su
ira o "malos humores" un espec
taculo de cuatro horaS Y media
por solo Is c%entavos.
Los miembros de la Liga no
no tienen sueldo, nj 10 quieren,
y su mission principal es alentar
a los peloteros j6venes, obse-
quiarlos a fin de ano y al mismo
tempo socorrer a los socios en-
fermos y sin trabajo de las ms
tituciones que componen ell "cir-
cuito''.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
AN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
Of functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, ner-
vous, depressed lately-your work too much
for you
Then why not take Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound 70 help quiet weary,
(gFamps, haekache, headache) and weak
dizzy faintipg spells due to functional ir-
regularities.
Fol over 60 years Pinkham's Compound
has helped hundreds Of thousands of weak
rundown, nervous Ealing" women to 90
smiling thru difficult days" Why not give
this wonderful "woman's FRIEND a chance
to help your Try i'll
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
VENDIDO Ell PITCHER
N PIPPEN

Detroit, mayo 23.-La direc-
ci6n de los Tigres vendi6 aver
al club Oakland, de la Costa del
Pacffico, 10 sservicios del pitch
er derecho Henry Pippen. En-
esta temporada Pippen habia ga
uado un desafio y perdido dos.
Los Tigres hicieron la adqui-
sici6n, ell ano pasado, compran=
dolo al Filadelfia AtleticoS,
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

Los que recomiei dan que ell
precio de entrada Sc aumente,
en- ell parque de Cuscaden, no
quieren bien a ia Liga Interso-
cial o estan equivocados.
La mayor parte de los que
van a los desafios de pelota del
parque de Cuscaden, los domin-
Cos, son obreros y personas de
pocos recursos.
Algunos realizan algo ash CO.
mo un pequeno sacrifice para
abonar ell precio de entrada.
Corresponds aumentarles la
carga cuando para ellos Sc ave
cinan dias de mayor pobreza y
quiza de augusta?
La Liga Intersocial, bueno es
repetirlo, solo aumentara los
precios en- los deSafioS especial
les y en- la serie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
LIGA NACGONAL

Los Dodgers, con ocho hits.
hicieron tres carreras y vencie.
ron a los Piratas.
Pittsburgh 1c, Oh, lie; Brook
lyn &c, Oh. Oe.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

Batearon diez hits los Gigan-
ties e hicieron seis carreras. Los
Rojcs, con siete hits, anotaron
cuatro carreras.
Cincinnati Nc, In, lie; New
York &c, 10h, Zoe.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
CON LOS CUANTES

Ell programme del viernes, en-
Benjamin Field, es acceptable;
pero dentro de los moldes lOca-
les.
La empresa recibira su tanto
por ciento, 81 Ell pdblico asiste,
y ell pugilismo local seguira en-
status quO".
Ahora bien, esos muchachos
de la tercera o cuarta categoria
tienen que ganarse la vida.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

Ell msjicano Rafael Esparza,
de 1873 libras, superb a Red Hut
chins, 1870 de Houston, Texas.
Tenia el mejicano una venta-
ia de 8 libras.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

ria Sc encontr6 con Tulsa y A.
rarguren, que llegaban.
-Celebro veTe a ustei,
Juan,-dijo la mujer de Ndnsz.
-Iba a ir a su casa.
Ell Camarada, con aquel su
espiritu bchemio y lleno de sar-
CASINO, contest6 admirado:
IA mi cHSa. sonora? D.. LA
lutheran agredido a listed las
chinches L..
Las dos mujeres rieron.
Luago. los tres Sc encamina-
ron a la casa de Gandara.
o
rs un fen6meno muy curioso.
observar un hogan cuando falta
cualquiera da sus miembros.
Una enfermedad que obliga
al padre de familia a ausentar.
Sc, a marchar a un bslneario O
al campo, o al mar; un largo via
je, la misma muerte, trastornan
una casa en- los primeros dias,
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

Pesando 1877 1ibras, Toby vi
gil, de Los Angeles superb a Ri
chard Polite, de New Orleans,
con 1879.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

Billy Maher, con un peso de
1884,, Sc bati6 con Tony Nor
gano, de 141, y lie venci6 por
puntos.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

Augie AreIlano pesaba 15412
Y Sc meti6 en- ell cuadrilatero
con George Abrams, de 1853.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

Abrams Sc aproNech6 de Ia
ventaja en- libras para alcanzar
la victoria.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

Chase limit6 a siete los hits
de los Browns y ell Washington
pudo anotar 8 carreras, con sus
trece hits, ganando ell partido.
Case, ell rf de Ia novena Ge
Griffith, descarg6 tres hits. Red
cliff, ell rf de los Browns, dispa-
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
La GACETA

A peri6dico en- idiOma' EsPahc'
- mas circulation en- Tampa
Virtoriano Manteiga, Editor
1uv-ripcitq semanal: % c
1903 "a. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeEefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

ei6n del hOmbre amado, Ell alma
misma de 81, que habia tornado
nueva forma...
Y, sin embargo, Aranguren,
Lopez Muro, Rios, las miSmas
Luisa v Maria de la Cruz, ha-
bian lido pudiendo observar en-
sus visitas a eSta casa, que Sc
restablecia esa normalidad que
viene en- los hogares al cabo de
unos dias de faltar alguien de la
familia...
iAh, ell vulgo, con su sabidu-
ria soberana, define ese estado
especial de las casas, con So
famoso refrain: IA rey muerto,
rey puesto!,.."
%
Llegaron.
Les abri6 la puerta Isabel, la
guapa camarerita. y les condu-
10 EN- fiesta haSta la Salita.
En- seguida vino Pura, trayen
do en- brazoS a Ia nina,
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

Ell nuevo acuerdo de Ia Liga,
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

Fl Columbia tiene IN terreno para ell estacona-
miento de los coches de sus clientes, Ell la calle %, Y un
serene para ell debldo cuidado. Lleve ALI su coche, hay
espacio suficiente.