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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
British Pursue
Foe, Siege Of
Ell GdzaId Starts
Mobile Columns
Sweep on TO Cut Oh
Other Axis Ports
By w. p. SAPPHIRE


ht1 Neus service stan Correspondent
CAIRO, Dec. 13.-Envelopment
Of the Axis coastal stronghold OF
FL Gazala. 100 miles west of the
Egyptian frontier. was announced
in Cairo today as British imperial
columns smashed deeper across
East Libya on the heels of Ger
manhattan forces. !.
Cazala. some 80 miles west OF
liberated Tobruk. was suffering
direct siege attack at the hands
of New Zealand troops tonight.
while 10 the west and southwest
mobile columns swept on 10 cut off
other Axis ports along the coast
OF the Cyrenaican hump"
The latest communique issued
by the Cairo headquarters OF the
eighth imperial army said Britain'sI
"main forces continue their ad-
vance" into the Jebel El-AchdarI
hills in the direction OF Bengal
Cause Confusion
Fast-moving British tank and
arrnored car formations were
stated 10 be causing confusion
and destruction among scattered
columns of German and Italian
troops and transports endeavoring
10 force their way 10 the north
west"
This indicated NaZi Gen. Erwin
Rommels main East Libyan army
was being hacked into segmentS
as il sought 10 reach the rela-
tive refuge of such ports as
Bomba. Derna and Appolonia on
the curving coastal road TO Ben
gazi
The Italian high command
acknowledged that Axis forces
were violently" engaged against
an adversary "far superior in
men and material" west of To-
brllk.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
Nelson Riding
Tide of Favor

Fort Worth. Tex, June 4-(AP)-
Byron Nelson, the likeable P. G.
A. champion. is riding a rising
tide OF popular favor that appears
ready to make him No. I choice
for the 7. S. Open Golf Champ
ionship about the time the first
round gets started tomorrow morn
ing.
Everywhere you 20, whether
you ask player, sideline expert or
pure spectator. the name that al
most invariably comes TO their
lips first is that OF the long. lean
Toledo pro who came up like
rocket from the caddie pen at
Fort Worth's Glen Garden
Club. The tide has grown so
strong that in some quarters they
look on Nelson as the hottest IA
vorite since Bobby Jones was bow
ling them over right and left.
Off the way Nelson was playing
In practice at the Colonial Club
yesterday. when he and Lawson
Little finished all-square with the
"old masters" Gene Sarazen and
Tommy Armour. he'll give any
body a good run for his money.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
Sports Roundup

Chicago -AP- Stanley Klore 24-year-od Northwestern Uni
versity baseball coach newlyened member of the T. 5
Naval Reserve Corps
Entt Laasro Mich ms The University of Iord spanked
BY the trVo hit pitching of Wendell H Tuesday detected Mich
gan State College, to :" fast mo5tn9 baseball game
Detroit ms While the attention of the sports world was
cast in sad the funeral in New York of their former
eammae Lou Gehrg the New YorY Yankees turned from their
grief to the of baseball today when they face the Detroit
Tigers the second of three series Del Bakers choice
for mound duty Harold Newouser while Donald slated
TO twir for the New Workers.
Indianapolis ms Wilbur Shau only threstms uinner of
the Indianapolis 00e had plaster cast his SPIHs
today aid the healing of fractured veera he suffered IN this
years $500 last Friday Sha1v also sustained cracked RIBS 8" the
eYoekab hh him of the bat said to be pro-
crossing favorably.
Chicago ms In what interpreted direct challenge
TO the continued dominance of boxing by Promoter Mike
Jacobs Joseph Trner president of the National Boxing Assoca
ton today record with bserng attack against zone
rule" of the sport Addressing the annual dinner of the
Illinois Boxing Officials Association the MIA chief declared IL
know that who boxing either spectator
official therein the sport dominated by who
absolute control over it."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
Services Being Conducted in
New York Today For Gehrig

causes wasting OF muscles and re-
suits In death as destruction OF cells
extends to the brain.
Since 1t attacks both the nervous
system and the brain, the disease
has the aspects OF both infantile
paralysis and a paralytic stroke, said
DR.. Tom B. Throckmorton OF Des
Moines. Ia. chairman OF the AMA's
section on nervous and mental dis
eases.
Infantile paralysis is attributed
to virus believed to enter by way
OF the mouth or nose, but no virus
has been found In cases OF
"Gehrig's disease" as the affliction
has become popularity termed.
DR.. Throckmorton said the dis
ease was known for years before
Gehrig's ailment was diagnosed at
the Mayo clinic, In June, 1889, and
reported 1t was uncommon but not
rare"
I'VE know it.involves use. OF the
arm and leg muscles, nerves OF the
brain and heart action" the Des
Moines neurologfst said, "but there
is no known specific for 1t. Every
encouragement should be given In
the hope OF finding a cure"
Injections have been the most
common treatment for the disease.
The latest curative efforts through
vitamin E therapy were reported
unsuccessful.
In a paper prepared before Gehr-
ig's death, DR.. Russell N. DeJong OF
Ann Arbor. Mich, presented the re-
suits of this treatment to the ANA.
In 20 cases OF "Gehrig's disease"
vitamin e was administered through
doses OF wheat germ oil and inject.
ed into muscles in an alcohol solu.
ton. No outstanding improvement
was noted in any of these cases, al
though some patients reported feel
ing better at first.
DR.. DeJong concluded that mus.
cles can be restored only after res
toration of motor nerves.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04

Cleveland, June 4-AP-The last
pitcher" Lou Gehrig faced-an IN
common paralytic disease was
sure Of strikeout.
The day the Yankees great first
baseman said 81 can't field and
can't hit he was the victim Of a
disease for which medical science
knows no cause-let alone a cure.
As services we're held for base.
balls iron man In New York today,
noted neurologlsts here for the
American Medical Associations
convention considered the strange
paralysis that affects both the
spinal cord and the back.
Known to the medical profession
as "amyotrophio lateral sclerosis, p"
the disease stiffens the spinal cord,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
Season Ended by
School Golfers

Ypsilanti High Schools golf
team ended It's 1874 season Mon
day afternoon with an easy vic
tory over Wayne for its second
win OF the year, as the Braves
golfers totalled but 366 10 walk
over the visiting foursome which
could manage but a weak 40. Don
Hibbard and Bill Kruse. who post
ed identical scores Of 4S-43-S6.
were the medalists OF the meet as
they personally accounted for
twenty-three strokes Of the forty
four stroke margin.
However. Bob Kuster's 90 was
still a stroke better than the top
Wayne man while sid Stokes shot
a IS TO tie for fifth low
N-afI,.kl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
Boxing Results

IbN AssocIated Presal
New York Chalky Wright
12sh, Los Angeles. outpointed Gull
lermo Puentes, 1851, Colombia
(S.
Burlington. Nt-Honey Melody,
1855. Boston, stopped Joey Rivers,
1SS, New York (N.
Los Angeles-Richard Polite. las.
4. New Orleans. outpoiuted the
Yuoatan KID l42 Miami Fla. l0l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
DIES OF INJURIES

Detroit. Mich. June Miss Paul
inc Prize, SO. died Tuesday in St
Joseph's Hospital of injuries suf-
fered Sunday night when car driv-
en- by her sister, Theresa, IS, col
lided with car driven by Ray F.
CoadY. %.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
TO MAKE WATER SURVEY

Flint, Mich. June Faced with
the possibility OF an acute shortage
Of water for industrial purposes
Flints city Commission has authoS-
led hiring OF consulting engineers
10 make a survey Of supply and de-
mand.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04

score by innings.
California ...... 900 951 1876
Michigan Normal 100 POI 005- 8
Two-base hits-Lamiman, Hoberg,
Amling, Lewis, Heber 2. Home runs
Sierra, Borovich 2, WoIcicki Ho-
berg 2, Amling 2, Wilson. Stolen
Observation-Disclosures. Sierra. Ongerth.
Sacrifice hits-Griffith, Heber. Dou-
BILE plays-Shada and Drusbacky;
Drusbacky and Shada. Left on base
Michigan Normal 7. California 4.
Struck out-by Dennis 7, Heber 5.
Bases on balls-Off Dennis 6. Lem
mon l, Carakostas /, Simonds /,
Heber 7. Losing pitcher-Dennis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
BOUND OVER

Indianapolis. June 4-AP- U. s.
Commissioner Howard S. Young
ordered Merle Glenn Wright, rs, a
private in the 18th Field Artillery,
bound over to federal grand jury
today in Detroit on an embezzling
charge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04

BUENOS AIRES-AP-A radio
message from the Brazilian ship An
ibal Benevolo reported Monday that
the S,07s-ton Argentine freighter
Inspector Bendetti, feared sunk in a
storm last Thursday. was found with
no one aboard, drifting in calm seas.
10 miles southeast OF Rio Grsnde,
Brazil
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
California With 26 to 9 Triumph

road employe. was killed Tuesday
when he stepped off a southbound
Grand Trunk train into the path OF
a passenger train near the Hol.
brook crossing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04

|Iames behind leader.
tuesdays Results
Brooklyn 6, St Louis 0.
New York 7. Cincinnati 3.
Philadelphia 7. Chicago 0.
Pittsburgh 9. Boston 5.
Today's Games
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York (night)
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
(nighO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
INJuRIEs PROVE FATAL

Saginaw. June Mrs. Martha
Linterp, rs. died Tuesday in ST.
Mary's Hospital OF injuries suffered
Thursday when she was struck by
truck near her home Rupert NJ.
Ferguson. q Flint. was ordered
10 make a statement.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
How They Stand

Tuesday's Results
Detroit 4, New York 2.
Washington at st. Louis, lncom-
plete.
Boston at Cleveland, rain.
Philadelphia at Chicago, rain.
Today's Games
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago (nighD d.
Washington at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland might.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
HEADS CLUB WOMEN

SsuIt Ste Marie. Mich. June A.
1NS-Miss E. Margaret Siebert,
Lansing, Monday assumed her new
duties as president of the Michi-
gan Federation of Business and
Federation women. She was elect
ed during the annual convention.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
BOSTON POLICE LOSE sepANs

Boston. June 4-UP-This citys
police department will be the first
in the nation to use coupes exclu-
sively instead Of sedans as cruising
cars. Twehty.three sluminum.col.
ored coupes have been ordered in
an economy move.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
Sports Calendar

TODAY
City League Baseball
Motor State vs.. American Radia-
tor at Island Park.
Central Speciality vs.. Merchants
at Recreation.
Willow Run vs.. United Stove at
Prospect.
THURSDAY
United Stove VS.. Cubs. 5:45 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04

Son Of the noted Hollywood Aim
actor, Basil Rathbone, Jr., salutes
after being presented with his
wings as full-nedged pilot in the
Royal Canadian Air Force. He lie
one Of group Of Americans who
trained at Moncton, Canada.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
sorH TEAMS SHORT

Although the weather was
trsStening. Il wasn't that which
prevented the playing OF the City
League ball game between Central
Specially and CunninEham's, but
rather a question Of men. Both
teams came up one player short
so the contest had TO be post
poned.
RAIL EMPloNE KILLED
Detroit. Mich. June Edward
Echart. 50. Durand Mich. a rail.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04
Normal Presents
Huron Players Engulfed by Fl
Hits, Find Themselves Helpless

State and Western State before
heading south TO New Orleans.
Michigan Normal
La gaceta., 1941-07-08
M ES Ell NUEVo CAM
PEON DEL PESO DE PUMA

Los Angeles, julio Sci nue.
vo campe6n del peso de pluma
para la Association Nacional de
Boxeo, 10 es un mejicano, Ri
chic Lemos, que hace pocos dias
conquist6 la corona poniendo a
dormir a Peter Scalzo, de New
York.
Pete Reilly, ell director de
Scalzo, manifesto despues de la
derrota que su patrocinado Sc
sentia muy debil, porque antes
del mediodia habia tenido que
rebajarse en- peso, sudandO, una
libra Y tres cuartos. Ell campeon
subi6 al cuadrilatero con 126 Ii
bras v Lemos con 125.
Cuando la cuenta Sc lie hizo a
Petey, sus ayudantes tuvieron
rue cargarlo y llevarlO a su es-
quina.
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vemente-, sy este?

vemente-; Gy este?
La otraS lie explicaron. Los
chinos parecian humanizados,
mejor dichO, un tanto humani-
zados.
AL deSpertar, la inglesa habia
llamado a la puerta del salon,
y aparecieron dos mujeres pira-
tas.
La inglesa habia pedido inn
perosamenbe de conner y hue
la dejaran Yer a su marido.
Vino uno de los lugartenien-
ties de la capitana, y la dLo:
stu marido ser bien! mo
temer nadal VoSotras buenas,
Obedecer a LILO. LILO no que
reros nal. Ser obedientes. Es-
perar.
En- seguida les t~rajeron un
deSayuno extrano scafe sucio
con tortas de arroz. No era pre-
ciSamente una cosa muy apetito
sa, perO no estaban los tiempOs
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Ell desafo de hoy ente las
EsteIIas de las Grandes Ligas
Estimase que es mas fuerte ell conjuntO
de la Liga Americana

Detroit, julio Bel juego a.
nual de las estrellas "de las
grandes ligas', pelota ~organiza-
da, Sc efectuara hoy aqui y los
peritos opinan que la novena de
la Liga Americana es Ia mas
fuerte y la que cuenta con me
jores lanzadores. Esperase que
presencien ell desafia mas de
ST. 00 personas.
FL director Del Baker, de los
Tigres, es ell mentor de los ju-
gadores de la Americana, Y Ell
conjunto de la nacional sera CO.
mandado por Bill McKechnie.
I'm pitcher que la Liga Anne
ricana habia descartado, Wyatt
ahOra del Brooklyn. abrira 81
partido.
Bob Teller sera ell lanzador de
aperture por Ell Hamado circui-
to VAnor.
La Liga Nacional anuncia es-
te orden al bate: Stan Hack, 3b,
de los Cubs, que batea con un
promedio de 80; Lonnie Frey,
%, Cincinnati, 23S; Peter Rel
ser, Brooklyn, jardinero central,
promedio actual de $50; John
ny Mize, San Luis, 1b; prone
do actual de 348; Mel OFT, RI,
Gigantes, promedio de 292;
Bob Elliott, Piratas, If, 289; Ed
die Miller, Boston, IS, 241; Mi
ckey Owen, catcher, odgers, 257
pitcher Wyatt, Brooklyn, Is ga
nados y A perdidOs.
Reserva de la Nacional: F.
McCormick, Id. 262; Billy Her
man, Brooklyn, %, 296; Arky
Vaughan, Piratas, IS, 800; Coo
kie Lavagetto, Brooklyn, 3b,
278; Joe Medwick, Dodgers, Jar
dinero, 292; Bill Nicholson, Chi
cago, jardinero, 256; Terry Mo
ore, San Luis, jardinero, BIZ;
Lopez, catcher, Piratas, 276;
Harry banning, New York, cat
cher, 260.
Lfnea de fuego de la Liga A
La gaceta., 1941-07-08
UN BENEFICIO PARA LA
USO EN- Ell PARQUE GUS
d

III jueves por la noche Sc pre-
sentara un eUcelente programs
de diamond ball." en- ell parque
Cuscaden, a beneficio de la USO
la patri6tica organization de la
cual hablamos la semana pasa-
da.
Sc cobrara 10 centavos por la
entrada, exceptuando a los nj
nos memories de IA amos.
A los ninos Sc lie pide lleven
viejos utensilios de aluminio.
De Soto Civic Club jugara con
ell Pepsi-Cola y las bOnitas mu-
de San Petersburg con
las de Spicola Hardware A las
7 AS Sc empezara a jugar.
La gaceta., 1941-07-08
now finding great Snvog
nrna0ng Vrogvaam..,

eonsciencia, primera, de la bru-
ma, despues, de la NADIA del sue
no, al fin.
Maria de la Cruz sc qued6
dormida.
Cuando sc despert6, un sol
livido entraba por Ell ventanO
del camarote.
La mujer de Pedro de Nj
nee Sc echo rapidamente al sue
10 y Sc acab6 de vestir.
Tendi6 ell DIDO.
I'm rumor de voces opacas lie
GO hasta ella.
Temerosamente. abri6 Ia
.puerta de su camarote.
En- el salon, las otras dos da-
mas, sentadas ante una mesita,
iban tomando un desayuno que
acababan de servirle los chinos.
Maria de la Cruz tuvo un aSom
bro.
-tBuenos ias-salud6 bre-
La gaceta., 1941-07-08
NESTOR To-
MA PARTE EN- UN TOR
NEO DE d

FL notable aiedrecista tampe-
no Nestor Hernandez viene to =
mando parte en- Urn torneo de a.
jedrez, por Ell campeOnatO del
Sur, que Sc verifica en- Atlanta,
estado de Georgia.
Defiende su titulo ell campeon
del Sur, W. N. Woodbury., de
Birmingham, Alabama.
Aparece Woodbury. a la cabe-
"a del torneo, con 21a ~victorias
y y derrota. LIE sigue Stephens
tambien con 219 y u; Chauve-
ret marcha en- tercer lugar, con
2 Y 0; empatados en- ell cuarto
puesto, Gibbs y Hernandez, con
p Y l.
Sc hallan en- los 1ltimOs luga-
res, Mitchell, Henderson, Jack
son, Strelitz Y Fulop.
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para rechazar NADIA.

para rechazar NADIA.
Maria de la Cruz tuvo que
aceptar tambien ell desayuno in
mundo.
Ell chinito que las servia les
dijo luego advertisements:
a Pronto, sorpresa a voSo-
tras! iEsperar vosotras!.. L.. liz
L6 llevaros a un paraiso, pronto
muy prentol Hoy no pOder ma
Ger NADIA por Yos0tras. Pero es-
perars cosas mucho buenas.
Las europeas Sc miraron con
un tenor inocultable.
Seguian prisioneras EN- ell sa-
lon, de donde las estaba prohi-
Dido salir.
Maria de la Cruz penseba,
con un rencor crecienteI hacia
su destino cruel que. de todos
MOODS, aun suponiendo que es-
ia terrible aventura tuviese I'm
desenlace feliz, ella habia per-
dido y estaba perdiendo tempo
La gaceta., 1941-07-08

re una energica reclamation
ante las autoridades inglesas
de Hong-KOngl User inauditol
Maria Y Madame Juneau a.
Sentian
Ahora dijO Ia inglesat
II 70 no poder contenerme
mas! iSer precise que yo liable
con la capitana, con esa china
feroce que parece mandar a to-
da esta canalla!
Sc dirigi6 hacia la puerta del
salon donde iban las tres ence-
rradas.
Per0 no tuvo necesidad de la
mar a nadie.
La puerta Sc abri6, precisa-
menfe cuau7o 81 huc1ra aeababa
de refrenar la Marcia, como 81
Aegara a algun puerto.
Y en- el um5ral apareei6 Ia fii
gura audaz y repulsiva de la chi
na, que venia seguida de su es-
taOO mayor.
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para buscar a su adorable Pc.
dro.
iSu Pedro!... iSu esposol.
lilo encontraria?
ian, que t0rtural
Para que la situaci6n de las
infeliceS llegara al Gltimo era.
do de d~esamparo y de dolor, a.
quella misma mafiana ocurri6
I'm nuevo suceso inesperado
I'll Kiusfu seguia navegando
por el desierto del mar Amari-
10.
La inglesa, Mistress Fitch.
que hablaba desde luego perfec-
tamente Ell frances (que tam
basn conOcia, aunque superb
ciaimente, Maria de la Cruz,
no hacia mas 2ue deeir a sus
dos companeras de cautiverio,
Il va no reSignarme a este
atropeilol... E precise que 70
a mi pObre espOso!.. lila
La gaceta., 1941-07-08
OEPORTES
NO Sc ENCUENTRA UN AR
BITRO PARA LA LUCIA
DEL G CON Ell OS0

Sc lie ha planteado I'm seric
programa, a falta de un elefan.
te amaestrado, a Stanley Pinto,
ell empresario de luchas de Ben
jamin Field.
Pinto presentara al Angel
Sueco, ell hombre mas fec del
mundo, y a I'm oso manso que
pesa $50 libras.
Como ell angel luchara con el
oso Y tratara de vencerlo, Sc ne
costa un hombre que en- case
necesario "se meta por ell me-
do" y los separe, por cuanto el
oso no entiende de palmaditas
en- los hombros.
Sc han hedho ofertas a los
mas "osos" entire los arbitros,
pero todos han contestado, d.
plomaticamente: Con los HON.
bres pasamos apuros y algunas
wees nos PECAN; con ell oso, que
Sc dice es mas intelligence que
muchos luchadores, Sc mos lie
nara ell cuarto de zarpazos y CRU
nidos w.. no aceptamos
81 listed Sc considera con tan
La gaceta., 1941-07-08

trocina ell prOgrama ell empresa
rio Chick Meehan.
Mamakos produjo muy buena
impression entire los expertos Y
pesa 165 libras.
Complete Maurieho su entire
namiento en- ell gimnasio de Still
man Este gladiator ha ganado
por nocaut sus dltimos siete en-
c~uentros.
La gaceta., 1941-07-08

Lo que sucedi6 ahora fue una
de esas escenas que Sc graham
para siempre en- ell fondo del al
ma.
La inglesa, al yer a la capita
ma, avanz6 hacia ella en- tono al
RADIO, murmurandO, sin pensar
rado, que Lilo no la entendia /:
mi marido, sonora! iEs
precise cue 70 Yea a mi marido
blonde esta?... iPor que, des-
pues de robarnos. nos trata u.s.
ted de este mOdo tan cruel?...
LILO, que venia precisamen-
te a Hevarse a las tres prisione-
ras' comprondl6 fulminante-
mente hue su in5eTldeutora Ia,
arrerazaha.
DO ojia la palabrss PEI
no Ia acti,cd de Ia inglesa NO Ia
deja5a lugay a dsdss.
AQuella muier pronunciaba
pslaerss ofensivas, llenas de =
La gaceta., 1941-07-08

mericana: ice Gordon, Yankees
2b, 260; Cecil Travis, Senado-
res, 3b, 357; ice Di Maggie,
Yankees, ct. 357; Ted Williams,
Medals Rojas, 405; Jeff Heath,
Indios, IF, 81; Joe Cronin, s.,
Medals Rojas, 38S; Rudy York,
Detroit, ID, 293; Bill Dickey,
Yankees. catcher, $50; Bob Eel
Ter, Indios, pitcher, l6 triunfos
y a derrotaS
Reeves de la Americana:
Jimmy Fox, Boston, Id, 29O;
Bobby Doerr, Boston, 2b, 258;
Lou Boudireau, Indios, SIS, 273;
Ken Keltner, Cleveland, Sb, 281
Dominica Di Maggie, Boston,
300; Roy Cullenbine, Browns,
jardinero, 1868; Charley Keller,
Yankees, jardinero, 2S3; Frank
Hayes. Filadelfia, catcher, 316;
George Tebbets, Detroit, catch
err, 286.
Pitahers de la Liga Naeional,
aiemas de Wyatt: Walters, 10
2anados y 6 perdidos; Paul Der
ringer, Z ganados Y 10 perdidos
Lon Warneke, 8 ganados y a
perdidos; Carl Hubbell, 6 CANA
dos Y 8 perdidos; Claude Pas
seau, 8 ganados y z perdidos;
Cy Blanton, Filadelfia, 5 CANA :
dos y A perdidos.
Pitchers de la Liga America
ma, ademas de Feller: Lee, del
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Chicago, 10 ganados'y s perdi.
dos; Berton, Detroit, 6 gnnados
= l perdido; HudsOns Washing
ten, 5 garados y 8 perdidos
Smith, Chicago, Z ganados y 9
perdidos; Russo, New York, z
ganados y 5 perdidos; Leonard,
Washington, 6 ganados y 10 per
didos; Charley Ruffing, New
York, 8 ganados y 8 perdidos.
Sc transmitira el desafio por
las redes del a Nacional B. Com
pany, Columbia B. S. y Mutual
NJ. B. S.
La gaceta., 1941-07-08

tas "agallas' como el Angel y
de hacer baflar a los
"osos," presenteee en- Benjamin
Field Y Sc lie nombrara arbitro
para ell match" entire fieras de
manana por la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-07-08
LA l. MAURIELIO-
MAMAKOS

New York, julio S.-Steve
Mamakos, Ell peso mediano de
Washington, sc halla bien pre-
parade para su combate de esta
noche, en- Ebbets Field, Broo-
klyn. con Tami Mauriello, el for
midable pegador del Bronx. Pa
La gaceta., 1941-07-08
TONIC TERCBRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
Gaceta
La infeliz comprendi6.

NSAARANAhAAO
Debia ser un centinela, uno
de los centinelas que la feroz
LILO habia pueSto a la puerta
del salon donde iban prisione-
ras ella y las otras dos damas
europeas.
Maria de la Cruz apret6 aun
mas sus ojos cerrados.
iAh, 81 Sc ~durmiera!...
Isl pudiese descansar. al me-
nos!
jAd6nde las llevaban
POGO a POGO, ell silencio, ell
cansancio, el hambre, la OBSCURE
dad, fueron trayendo a su cuer-
20 agOtadO Ell cOnsuelo de Ia in
La gaceta., 1941-07-08

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente &c vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-08
DIvORCIOS

Decretos: Malcolm C. Beas-
ley contra Ruby Gladis Bess-
ley; Gladys Reeder contra For
ny Reeder.
Nuevas demands: Rose w.
Hedrick contra Linton S. He'd
rick.
La gaceta., 1941-07-08

v4stosiano Manteiga, Editor