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going down, SO why can't Billy
take a few, He cam.
Dumb Dan stopped 70 catch
his breath and someone got in
a word 10 the effect that Apps
foil and Bertha hit Conn with
hard punches.
Sure, Dan conceded. But
they were faster than Louis. And
Bettina was southpaw, while
Apostolic could hit on the move
and while off balance. Louis
can't. He stays in a balanced po-
sition for hitting all the time and
stalks his opponent. He must
have a target close to him that he
can reach with a quick blow.
'sBilly's mean cuss. And he's
got temper. If he gets made and
tries to slug with Louis, he'll be
knocked out. He must keep off
the ropes and out of the corners.
It's just like I said. a matter of
noggin".
Mushky Jackson. a Mike ia
cobs' iom-fom beater. walked
IN. saw Morgan and yelped:
What. you stiil nushins? Cut
the CAB and give US the win
ner".
Dumb Dan said. Conn.
So that's that
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ERNIE WHITE
MAY ANSWER
CARD PRAYERS
RED BIRDS BELIEVE QUEST
FOR WINNING souTHpAW
PITCHER NOW AT END:
ROOKIE "a YEARS OLD
BY JAMES Z. LAWSON
AP Feature Service Wrifer

ST. LOUIS, June 13.-Jason
was no more persevering in his
quest of the Golden Fleece than
the st. Louis Cardinals have
been in their search for a win
ming southpaw pitcher.
Annually the Red Birds have
combed their far-flung chain
store system for portsider who
could puncture the victory COLI
umn with some degree of regu-
larity.
Now comes Ernest Daniel
White, a 24-year-old citizen of
Pacolet Mills, S. c., who may hit
the winning stride the veteran
Lefty Clyde Shoun has failed to
attain since he exchanged relief
hurting for regular assignment.
Up for his second trial with the
parent club. White, q l75-ppund-
er who stands a half-inch under
the six-foot mark, has progressed
steadily this season under the
guiding genius Of the Cardinals
veteran catcher, Gus Mancuso.
Ernie gained his first tryout
with the Red Birds in 1910 after
hurting Is victories, including a
no-hitter, for the Houston farm
and leading the Texas league in
strikeouts until mid-August of
the 1889 campaign.
However, he was optioned to
Columbus last year and proceed
ed to burn up fhe American As
sociation. His IS victories against
four defeats for a winning per-
centage Of .765 led the league
and his 2.25 earned run average
was the best in that department.
This spring Whites speed and
control had Manager Billy
Southworth and the Cardinals
front office population sitting
with their fingers crossed.
And Ernie believes that south
paw job will be his, but just in
case the boys ever get to swing
ing too frequently where he's
throwing, he's been spending the
winters learning the machinist's
trade.
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DUMB DAN SAYS
BrosDn Bomber Loses
CONN. WILL WIN
BY DILLON GRAHAM
Sports Editor. AP Feature Servic,

NEW YORK, June 13.-Mr.
Dumb Dan Morgan, the sage OF
Sock Street, was enjoying his
favorite Occupation. He was
talking.
Dumb Dan, lest you're igno-
rant of his reputation, is the top
talker among the fight mob.
He's equally good in the two
foot spread position or the one
foot lounging - or loafing -
stance.
There are some a trifle louder
than Dan and others who have
an edge on him in gestures. But
the man has not been found who
could outlaSt him.
Dan was talking:
"As / see it,, he said, .'it's just
a matter of noggin. Win Conn
use his noggin or won't he,
"Billy's got everything man
needs to beat Joe Louis. IF he
just uses his noggin. But he can't
make any mistakes. Now you take
Britton-
= We stopped Dan there. We
definitely didn't want Britton.
Dan managed Jack Britton. the
old welterweighi champ. and
he always tries to get plug in
for Britton.
"Welr', said Dan, a bit peeved,
"Billy's too fast for Joe and too
smart. He'll be Pickering that
left jab in Joe's face all night:
He'll feint him and when Louis
punches Conn will have moved
away.
THAT Louis is a murderous
puncher but he's the dumbest
good fighter I ever saw. He lacks
generalship and can't figure out
a fighters style if it's a pattern
he hasn't solved before Godoy
went Is rounds with hin--I pre-
dicted it-and Louis didn't know
what to do. He won't know
what the score is with Conn,
either.
''Billy's stand-up fighter, the
kind Joe likes, but Billy won't
be standing still. He won't be an
easy slow target like most of
Joe's foes. And, say, some
mediocre fighters have been TAX
ing Joe's best punches without
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highlander registered his sixth
triumph OF the season by the
same slim margin. Cincinnati
put together two hits in the first
inning to score the only run of
the game, after two were out.
The veteran King Carl Hub
bell hooked up in a pitching duel
with Big Bill Lee of the Chicago
Cubs and ended the fight with
a 20 score in his favor. New
York tailed early to clinch the
fracas. Loading the bases on a
pair of singles and walk in the
first inning, the Giants once just
once. Thep added another in the
fourth on a walk and two errors
Boston Red Sox sent home four
runners in their half of the first
inning but the st. Louis Browns
went them one better in the bot
tom portion of the same round
and went on to annex the opener
of a twin bill, ga. After that
four-run uprising in the first
frame, the Bosox went scoreless.
The relife hurting of Mike Ryba
carried Boston to 81 triumph
in the nightcap. assisted by Ted
Williams homer in the third with
mate on base.
Philadelphia Athletics, trailing
2-3 in the ninth and two men
down, defeated the Detroit Tigers
5-3 when the game was over.
With two on base, Al Brancato
lifted one of AL Benton's losses
out of the park to give the AS
three runs and victory.
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0RENG0 NIGHT OWL

NEW YORK. June Is When
the lights come on for night
games at Polo Grounds Joe Oren-
eos face lights up right with
them.
The reason. Joe IS usually q
better slugEer Al night than in
the daytirue. TIE new Giant star
was the Cards best in night hit
ting last year and in his first
game in the dark AZ the Polo
Grounds helted = homer and q
single.
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YANKS TAKE TEN-INNING
NIGHT GAME FROM cHISOx
.speefal 70 The CItizen)

tSptCfHI tu HHt '1ItHzJ
NEW YORK. June 49,
The New York Yankees.
knotting the count in the
ninth. nosed the Chicago
White Sox 80 in a ten-in-
ming night game at Chicago
last night.
Two of the Yanks' runs
were scored via the homer
route. Flash Gordon poled
one in the sixth and Joe Di-
Maggie blasted another in
the ninth.
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REDS AND GIANTS.
SCORED SHUTOUTS;
AS WON in NINTH
RED sox AND BROWNS SPLIT
TWIN BILL: YANKS NoSED
cHIsox IN TEN INNING
NIGHT GAME
Especial 70 The cftIzenl

NEW YORK, June 13.-Turn-
ing tables on the opposition,
Paul Derringer yesterday after
noon whitewashed the Boston
Braves 10 for the Cincinnati.
Thus, after losing five games by
a one-run margin, the veteran
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swastea one. It struck Boggs'
ball. pushing il ahead IS or %
feet Roh's drive stopped dead.
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HANDICAP GOLF
ln, AA.arlnt.a rre..l

ARKANSAS CITY, Kas., june
i2-clyde Boggs drove bis tee
shot a05 ya-dS,
Then Bob Brown, next Wp.
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STERLING, Gates
AND THE MATTERS

Here's how Key Vests two
representatives in organized
baseball, Clayton Sterling and
William Gates, members of the
DeLand Red Hats. came out al
the plate in recent performances:
Monday. June 9
ABB r. Fl Pc A E SH
Sterling, ID 5 o l Z 10 o
Gates. 3b 2 1 l / 10 0
The score X
DeLand - oil 100 000-3
Gainesville - 00i 30I l0x--6
The standings:
Club W. L. Pct.
!. ST Augustine So is .T04
2. DeLand 34 20 $50
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There are I26 Class One rail-
roads in TIE United States
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BARRIERS FORFEIT
GAME TO PEPPERS
MAY BE REPLAYED
soFTBALL LEAGUE pREsI-
DENT CALLS MEETING FOR
NEXT WEEK: LEADERS IN
ACTION TONIGHT

Sawyerss BARRIERS, who forfeit
ed their chances at the city dia-
mond loop crown by walking off
the field in a game with Pep
per's Plumbers Wednesday, will
go back to Bayview Park against
Army tonight, buoyed up by the
promise of League President j.
NJ. Varela that the controversial
Plumber match may be replayed.
Theodore Albury, manager of
the BARRIERS, said this morning he
would round up a squad before
game time tonight. Vare1a, he
said, promised that a new game
with the Plumbers will be ar
ranged at Tuesday night
league meeting.
Another Plumber-Barber tilt
would put the two top teams of
the league right back where they
were Wednesday night before
the scissors boys marched off the
field in the middle Of the fourth
inning on the short end of 81
score.
ipao plumbers VS.. NavStas
2 The Plumbers, a game-and-a-
half in front of the league on the
basis of their forfeit victory, meet
the up-and-coming NavStas to-
night in the first of a string of
four postponed games still to be
played. The BARRIERS, in addition
to their possible match with the
Plumbers, have three more
games, including tonight's fray
with Army.
If they avoid the replay with
BARRIERS, the Plumbers only wor-
ry will be to get past the NavSta
outfit twice, and they could drop
one of those games and still cop
the city crown. Should the re-
play come off, the Plumbers still
could drop a game and get tie
for the league title, with a loop
triumph if the BARRIERS should
lose one of theirs. I'D
Philip (Cheta) Baker of the
NavStars will harvest the sup
port of the BARRIERS in the two
NavSta- Plumber tits. Baker al
ways has appeared able to ride
the Plumber tosser, t'Cigarette
Willie" Gates, to a point where
the star hurler can't see the
plate.
No Protest
Albury pointed out today that
the muddled situation in Wednes-
day nights Plumber Barber
fracas would not permit the game
to be played under protest, as
ordinarily would have been the
case if his charges had been the
victims of a bad decision.
The fight occurred in the first
inning when Barber Ralph Arm
old raced home from third on a
long fly and was declared out on
the theory he had not returned
to the base after the ball was
caught. The mix-up came about
when both umpires insisted they
had not called the man out, while
Plumber Captain Jackie Car
bonell managed to talk the Bar
bers into admitting he was out
Since no decision was rendered.
President Varela said it would
be impossible for him to accept
a protest, but agreed with Albury
10 let the teams do it again.
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island CITY Soiiball League
First-Half
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SOF1'BALL
tBayview Park. 7:so p.m.l

GOE DALI
tBayview Park. 7:3o p.m.l
TONIGHT
First Game-U.S. Army VS..
Sawyer's Barpers postponed
game).
Second Game-NavSta VS..
Peppers Plumbers postponed
game).
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-NavSta VS.. Pep
per's Plumbers postponed camel.
Second Game-U.S. Army VS..
Sawyer's BARRIERS postponed
game).
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Game-U.S. Navy VS..
SaWyer's BARRIERS postponed
camel.
Second Game-U.S. Army VS..
Peppers Plumbers postponed
camel.
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SPORTS CALENDAR

BASEBALL
tMAJoR LEAcUEs)
TO-DAY
American
No games scheduled.
National
Brooklyn at st. Louis, night
game.
Only game schedule.
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90 Tnningsl
Chandler, Murphy and Rosari
Lee and fresh
Washington at Cleveland. rain
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La gaceta., 1941-12-02

go otra compahera de infortu-
Mo?
i Qui6n?.. Use refter'e us
ted a la inglesa, esa Mistress
Flihxch, cuyo esposo tfud ace
Sinado?
En- efecto.
En- ella tambien he pensa-
do. Tiene su zelda EN- ell otro pi-
so. Y para ella tambien me he
agenciado una lima y un fras-
quito de aceite. A esa no la avi-
sare yo. La avisaran sus mis-
mos guardianes chinos.
-Entonces, hasta la nodhe,
noble caballero-cerr6 Maria
de la Cruz, sacando una mano a
traves de los barrotes v estre-
chando Ia dieStra del portugu@s.
Este desapareci6 cast EN- Sc
guida del marco de la ventana,
de decir:
Hasta la noche, sonora
listed, cuando commence a caer
La gaceta., 1941-12-02
BOBO NO PUDO DERROTAR
BETTINA

Pittsburgh, Die. Eel gigan
tie negro Harry Bobo fue derro-
tado anoche, por puntos, en- I'm
combate que sostuvo con ell tia
lian Bettina, aspirante a la CO.
roma de Jose Luis.
Bettina alcanzo su vigesimo
octave triunfo consecutive des-
de que pasara a la division del
peso complete.
Melio, sin embargo, cay6 a la
Iona, en- ell decimo Y 1ltimo por
la cuento de nueve.
Pesaba Ell excampe6n del pc
so ligero 1873 libras y su anita
gonista 20412,
La gaceta., 1941-12-02

hueStra alma, TODD 10 que somos
nosotros. 81 ell dolor no nos sirve
para meIorarnos, para nsenar-
nos para mostrarnos que hay
otra verdad y otra luz, Ide que
sirven mestros sufrimientos?
Las bestias sufren igual desde
que nacen hasta que mueren;
pero noSotros, no.
Maria Sc irgui6, al pronun-
car estas bellas palabras.
Sc sentia augusta.
81; hay un grade en- Ell dolor
que nos hace augustos, 10 mismo
que ell placer Y la dieha cuando
Aegan al paroxismo.
La mujer Sc encontr6 mas Sc
rena, mas tranquila.
-Es precise que mis- guardia-
MS la misma Shing-Pei, que
luego de 10 ocurrido anoche, no
puede dejar de venir a sondear
mi estado de eSpiritu, no Sc a.
percSban de 10 que proyectamoS
La gaceta., 1941-12-02

TINA de la ferocidad de estos sal
vajes!
81 ella continuaba aqui; 81
Maria de la Cruz no conseguia
salir pronto de este palacio mis-
terioso, de este castillo de los
'uplioios, ella tambi6n perece-
ria.
ii Pero 70 no quiero MORN
Sc diJo ahora la muier de Pc
arc de Ndhez, sintiendo que Sc
aespertaba en- ella su vieia for.
taleza-; 70 quiero, 70 tengo 81
inelualble deber de luchar. y lu-
chare' Is precise que ell dolor
no nos venza nunca, no vepza
nuhca a nuestra alma. aun cuan
hueStro cuerpo desfallezea v
e0e pl0ximo al suspiro final
III sufrimiento de cada dia an
error. ii dolor debe hacernos
I~e''iiiear' debe modificar nues.
ira cOnducta, nuestros senti-
''aelVS' nuestro p~ensamientos,
La gaceta., 1941-12-02

costa del Pacffico' produjo un
descenso de 10 por ciento.

costa del Pacffico' produjo un
descenso de 10 por ciento.
en- los 18 principales parti-
dos. dos. En- Ell sur la asistehcia
aument6 en- an 1879 sobre Ell nj
vel de 1910.
Yale en- Ell este, jug6 seis par
tidos, en- 1910, y atrajo $4,000
Expenditures; en- este ano, en- O.
tros seis juegos, obtuvo una
concurrencia de 207, 600. La Ma
rina atrajo 244,OOO espectado
res Ell ano pasado, y solo 17O,39a
en- este.
Harvard, 1877, 900 ell ano pasa-
do y 253, 900 en- este; Boston CO
llega, $4,000 en- 1910 | III, zoo
en- 1941; Holy Cross, $1,000 el
ano pasado y $1,000 en- este
Dartmouth, $1,000 Ell ano pasadc
V 10000 en- este; Brown, $4,000
el aho pasado y $1,000 en- este
Pittsburgh, $4,000 en- 1910 y
174,OOO en- 1941; Princeton,
10000 Ell aho pasado y 1892
en- este; Fordham, 100000 en-
1910 Y 174,5O0 en- 1871; Penn
sylvania, 384,500 ell ano pasadO
V 284,500 en- 1941,
E mel sur, Georgia Tech au-
ment6 desde 86,871, en- 1910, a
$4,000 en- 1911; Tulane, 1885,
298, en- 1910, y y 253,319, en-
1871; Duke $1,000 ell ano pasa-
do y III, 900 en- este; Louisiana
State, 1448, 500 ell ano pasado y
175,OO0 e neste.
La gaceta., 1941-12-02

guardia, estan comprados por
mi deSde eSta madrugada.
!Zlanz6 Maria cruzan-
do las manos con infinita deli
ella.
-Esta noche, ALA a las diez,
70 vendre por aqui mismo a por
listed.
d Por esta v%entana?
-Por esta ventana.
-Pero., Jy podremos huir
del islote?
ST.
d Como?
VA 10 tengo TODD prepara-
do, Entire los chinos a los que he
sobornado, hay varios eXpertos
marinos, y va tenemos apartado
ell sampan en- ell que hemos de
hacernos a la mar.
@Ah, 81 Dios q%uisiera L..
Escuche listed, senior Almeida.
-Digame, sonora.
@C6mo ha sabido listed que
La gaceta., 1941-12-02

yo estaba aqui precisamente en-
eSta habitaci6n?
Me 10 han dicho los chinos
a los que he comprado. Sc 10 que
ocurri6 anoche en- ell palacio. La
pObre francesa que sali6 con no.
sotroS del Jap6n, ha sido asesi-
NADIA.
ST, en- efecto -asinti6 Ma
ria con un gesto de horror Y de
angustia-;y yo temo que, 81 no
me saliva listed, pronto hagan
conmigo otro tanto.
No tema listed, sonora. Yo
la garantizo con mi vida que la
Salvare.
FL portuguese iba a marchar-
sc.
Maria lie contuvo con un ges.
to-.
-Una' ultima pregunta, Sc
nor Almeida.
-Digame, sonora.
@Sabe listed, acaso, que ten
La gaceta., 1941-12-02
Ell TEAM DEL C0NDADO
DE HILLSBOROUGH JU-
CARA CON Ell DE POLK

Sc efectuara ell dia IL de d.
ciembre, a b~eneficio de los
"Shriners", ell partido annual de
futbol entire los es~tudiantes de
los Institutes de los cOndados
de Hillsborough y Polk.
IHiIlSborough ha selecciona-
do a los siguientes atletas: Bud
Moody, Plant City; Bid Sadler,
Jefferson; Tony Salinero, Jeff
erson; John Reina y Al Thomas
Hillsgorough; L. G., Watson,
Plant City, Clyde Right, Plant;
Antonio .TOmpkins, Hillsbor-
ough; Tom Littleton, JesuitaS;
Clyde Evans, Bob Big6y y Jim
Moran, Plant; Barney Baggett,
jefferson; Roy DeLisle, Hills
borough; Roger Adams, Hills
borough; Ed HClton, jefferson,
y ice Hawkins, Jesuitas.
La gaceta., 1941-12-02
X CHRISTIAN ACEP-
TO LA ~INVITACION PARA
Ell ORANGE BOWL

Miami Die. 2.--Texas Chris
tan, ell notable "Once" que per
diera dos juegos y empatara u
no en- la Ultima temporada, ven
ina a esta ciudad, a fines de d.
ciambre, y aqui jugara, el dia
de Aho Nuevo, con Ell fuerte e
uuipo Idle la Universidad de
Georgia. Georgia acept6 la invi-
tsci6n el sabado.
La aceptaci6n de los atletas
de Texas Sc telefone6 por su adj
ministrador, Howard Grubb, a.
presidente del Bowl, Sr. M, 6
Ward.
AL frente de los futbolistas Dc
Georgia jugara frankie Sink
wicch, que tiene la mandibuli
La gaceta., 1941-12-02
La Gaceta Folletin No. 173.
TONIC TERCER0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

lie interrumpi6 Maria de la
Cruz.
listed no tiene que guar
darse mas que de esa criada in
munda que Sc lama Shing-Pei.
ISabe a quien me refiero?
ISL, Ia conozco bien per
mi desgracia! Una china obesa
Y feisima que chapurrea Ell cas-
leblanc.
-Esa.
Isl, ST..
-Pues esa es la Gnica que de-
be listed de evitar la yea hacien-
do la operaci6n. TOdos los otros
criados y criadas que entran
shf, Y los chinOs que hacen la
La gaceta., 1941-12-02
DEPORTES
TOMMY GOMEZ ACOSTO AL
BARRIGON GREEGS EN- Ell
PRIMER ASALTO

Jacksonville, Die. 2.-Comba-
tiendO aver a un veterano de los
'barrigones'', Cowboy Greggs,
de Houston, Texas, ell joven gla-
diador tampeno Tommy Gomez
lie derrib6 por la cuenta de diez,
10 que los peritos esperaban, en-
ell primer asalto. A los dos mi
nutos y 20 segundos del asaltO
inicial, Greggs qued6 tendido So
bre la Iona Y el arbitro cumpli6
su mission.
En- Ell primer minute del com
bate desigual, Gomez lie trio al
tablado, con un un golpe de de-
recha por la csbeza. lie conta-
ron nueve segundos. Otra dere-
cha por la fiesta" del "vaquero'
produjo la cuenta final.
lPesaba Gomez 1870 libras, me
nos que su adversario.
Anton Pappas, de Jackson
vile, peso weller, venci6 poi
puntos a Joey Dunno. Cayt
Dunno a la Iona, en- ell sexto
pero lie salv6 la campana. Des'
pues en- el septimO, lie c%ontaror
nueve Segundos. Sixto Morales
de Tampa, puso a dormir
John McGovern, de Houston
Texas, en- ell tercer asalto.
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VICTORIA DE LULU CONS.
TANTTNO

Ne1 FORK, Die. 2.-lllu Cons
tantino, que aun no ha perdidc
una pelea desde que Sc hiciara
professional, atas6 aver ruda-
mente en- los 1ltimos asaltos y
venci6 por decision a joey Fon-
tana, de New York. La pelea Sc
verified en- Ell Palacio San Nj
colas.
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fracturada y usa un aparato es-
pecial para protegerse la fractu
"a.
Wallace Butts es Ell "coch" de
los Bulldogs Y a artir de la
semana que viene los sometera
a un e~ntrenamiento intensive.
La gaceta., 1941-12-02
NUEVA VICTORIA DEL
TAMPENO Nj

Sarasota, die. EN- una pc
lea SENSATIONAL, por 10 rehida,
Joey Raymond, de Tampa, de-
rrot6 anoche por nocaut tecni-
co a Tommy Gispert, de Brook
Ign,
Ell arbitro Cliff Greenwood
Sc interpuso en- ell octave asalto,
luego de que Raymond habia
derribado a Glapert, y declare
vencedor al tampeno.
Jack Patton, de Chicago, de
rrot6 en- ell semifinal a Clayde
Hayes, de Miami.
Baby Vald4s hizo tablas con
Bobgy O'Day, en- seis asaltos.
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con el fuerte gladiator loca
Tommy Gomez.

con el fuerte gladiator local
Tommy Gomez.
Skies comenzara a ertrerarse
en- el gimnasio de Ia caile Frank
lin, mahana msmO, a las 3 de Ia
tarde, de mcdo que los peritoa
puedan "medir sus facultades".
Los amigos de Tommy Go
mez, enterados de la pobre eje-
cutoria de Skies, opinan que ell
"viajero de Arkansas sera
puesto a dormir en- los primeros
asaltos.
Gomez recibira I'm permiso es-
pecial de su jefe, Ell coronel Hes
terly, para hacer Ell viaje y pa
sarse aqui varies dias.
Una parte del dinero que las
entradas produzca Sc destinara
al Fondo de Navidad.
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MANANA ARRIBARA BOB
SKIES
PeIenrd CON Gomez Ell d5G 8

Traido por Ell empresario La
Marque, que lie clasifica entire
Cos mas habiles pGgiles del sur
alegara manana a Tampa ell Sr,
Bob Skies, de Arkansas, que el
dfa 8 de la diciembre Sc batira,
en- el Coliseo de la isla Davis,
La gaceta., 1941-12-02

PERDIDA-De tres HAYES, en-
la Septima avenida entire las ca
lies Ia y 10. Sc g~ratificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac-
ci6n, 1903 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1941-12-02
SEWELL FIRMO CON LOS
PIRATAS

Jacksonville, Die. RIP"
Sewell, Ell habil lanzador de los
Piratas, pas6 aquf "a horas y To-
gro conference con w. E. Bens-
anger, presidente del Pitts
burgh. A los cinco minutes de
conversation, Sewel firm6 81
contrato y sc puso en- canine dc
Plant City, donde reside.
La gaceta., 1941-12-02

La Business University Of
Tampa ofrece IN curse compile
20 de negocios a un joven active
Y honesto, en- cambio por traba-
10. Dirfjase a 91412 Franklin st.