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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Pros Will Play
AT Tam Stag

The present State Open golf
champion, Glib Sellers of Edge
wood, and three former holders
of the title-Clarence Gambler of
Tam O'Shanter, limerick Kocsis
OF Lakeponte, and Chuck Kocsis
of Stonycroft-will play an eX-
hibition match which will feature
tomorrow's stag day at Tam O.
Shanter.
The event will honor the club $
president. Jack Jones. and adj
vance reservations indicate one Of
the largest stag day attendanceS
in this district.
Chuck and limerick Kocsis will
partner against Sellers and Gam
Der. The match will start at 3
O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
FINISH AT BAYvIEw

From the start the boats sail TO
Thames River Light thence TO the
st. Clair Light will be left TO port
and from there to the finish off
Bayview.
Shippers generally are bemoan-
ing the elimination of the short
leg from the ST. Clair Light TO the
Huron Point blinker. They point
out that the Huron Light was the
hardest marker Of the course to
locate. bat made the trip more
sporting
The committee gave up the idea
of placing a boat, or some other
marker in the old spot as being
too difficulty TO handle.
The three classes sailing will
start at five-minutes intervals.
Fred Temples Q-boat Siren won
racing honorS a year ago, Dave
Williams Sonata took racing
cruising laurels and Interim, John
McNaughton's sketch cleaned up
among the cruisers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
BLEW TWIN BILL


double header to the sixth place
Cubs on Tuesday. This left them,
instead of three games, only one
game in front when they faced
the Cards in the all-important in
Iaugural of the current series yes
|terday.
The Cards, likewise, had to 60
all out to whip the Phillies on
Tuesday and were as high-strung
as an archer's bow yesterday.
That-and you can go to sleep on
it's the reason why these two
teams played like a lot of schools
boys yesterday. making eight
errors between them in a farcial
ball game.
And the tension doesn't stop
with the ball players. In fact, it
might be charged to both Nam
ager Leo Durocher of Brooklyn
and Manager Billy Southworth Of
the Cards. Both unwittingly cons
tributed to 1t in yesterdays game.
LEO UNDER STRAIN
Durocher, worn out after some
10 arguments which filled the
game, let this fact out of the
burlap in discussing his numerous
rows with Umpire AL Barlick.
Asked what all the shouting was
about, Leo said:
81 couldn't stand the way that
guy called things. When ne
called third strike on Reese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Prevented a Drab Season

Which team wins there will be ended the best two
club alseason that either league has known
For five months the Dodgers and Cardinals have staged
grueng twohorse that has stirred the baseball world
In those FIVE months of strain and pressure there has been
little to choose between the two. Today in games played
between the two the teams tied at 10a Also they
have neck andneck in team fielding and batting honors
To the Cardinals should perhaps top honors for the fight
they have made against the Dodgers despite injuries that
would have laid low most any other club in baseball.
But even though they leave ST. Louis in front the
Dodgers fight will not be ended AS between the two clubs
the Dodgers will face the toughest schedule For while they
will be meeting the Reds and Pirates, the Cardinals will be
battling the Giants and Braves in six contests.
With the Yankees the earliest in the history of
the American League the Dodgers and Cardinals saved
ball from drab season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

Softballs world champions are
pair of dead pigeons today.
The Phoenix, .Ariz., Ramblers,
1910 girls champion. was elimi=
mated the opening night by Jax
girls of New Orleans and yester-
day Kodak Park of Rochester. n.
Y. the defending titleholder, was
bumped off, 40, by Diesels of
Peoria, III.
There's no gratitude shown 10
softball pitchers. Betty Lou Nc
Carly of the Peoria, Ill, Diese-
letters turned in a fine pitching
performance and still was beaten
Miss McCarty's feat consisted of
pitching no-hit ball for Is innings.
She eliminated the Michigan girls
champion, Vans of Lansing. 80, in
a regulation seven-inning per-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Archibald Loses
Title TO Wright
International News Service Wire

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-
Chalky Wright, former chauffeur
for actress Mae West, last night
won the New York-Maryiand ver-
sion of the worlds featherweight
championship by knocking gu
Joey Archibald in the eleventh
round before 5000 fans in Griffith
Stadium.
The Los Angeles Negro was on
top of the Providence, r. l., boy
all the way and had Archibald on
the verge of a knockout as early
as the eighth.
A solid right-hand punch after
"a seconds of the eleventh floored
Joey for the full count. Both
weighed ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Both Detroit Teams

champion, while Briggs will face
Goetz of ST. Joseph, Mo. Both
games are slated for Mack
Park, the girls at s and the
mems at $50 p. m.
Big Six is slated to meet the
Indiana state champion, BendiX
of South Bend, on Michigan
Alkali Field. Wyandotte. at
$50 p. m. Big Six was the team
that eliminated Briggs last year
and Bendix was a finalist last
year against Kodak Park of
Rochester, the defending cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Nom Wins
Mrs. Egleston Captures
Tam O'Shanter Title

For years Mrs. c. +. Egleston
has taken second place 10 her
very fine golfing sons. Chuck and
Drew. but now the story is diff
ferent.
Mrs. Egleston has won a golf
championship, the club title at
Tam O'Shantcr. In winning her
first championship. Mrs. EgleSton
downed Mrs. Maynard Osterveer
on tho twentieth hole.
4 The new champion was for
years on the board Of both the
Junior District Golf Association
and the Womens District Golf
Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

cape in the first game, when it
was forced TO go II innings be-
fore eking out a 10 triumph
over the Peerless club of Fresno,
representing Northern Califor-
MIA. Briggs only run in this con-
test came when Sam Lombardo
beat out a hunt took second on
an error, third on Pinky Kolke's
sacrifice and scored on Freckles
ButkowSki'S high bounder 10
third. The second game also was
an extra inning struggle with
the Detroiters finally edging out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

are the current sensation Of the
championships.
Welsh registered its opening
triumph over Hall-Maytag girls
of St. Petersburg. Fla. 90, and
the second over Houston. Tex,
3D.. The close call in the second
tilt was marked by three home
runs, two by Ann Scotty. first
baseman. and one by Alma Mil
Ter. Miss Scotty's second homer
in the eighth inning broke up
the contest after the Texas girls
staged a two-run rally to tie the
score in the seventh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

terest shown, President Wilbur
Lands indicated Detroit again
would bid for the 1912 tourna-
ment at a meeting to be held
either today or tomorrow.
But the immediate interest Of
Detroits softball fans was the
progress OF the Briggs and Welsh
teams. Briggs had 10 win three
contests and Welsh two yester-
day 10 retain their hold in the
sudden death elimination.
Briggs had its narrowest es-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

a 4-3 triumph over Los Angeles
in the eighth inning.
In It's third victory of the day,
Briggs whipped Denver, Colo,
S-3. as Ed Figelski came to the
rescue of Ed Pearl in the fifth
inning with three on and one
out. The losers collected all of
their four hits and three runs in
this inning.
While Briggs is a tournament
veteran OF the last five years
and the world champion in 1897,
Welsh Co-eds. lacking the expo
rience of such fast competition,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

advance entries in order 10 conn
pete. Entry tickets sell for SIS
and may be purchased on tho
ground This charge covers every
thing. including shotgun shells and
targets.
The 400 prizes, In the form OF
81 merchandise certificates and
two $50 shotguns. can be won just
as easy by the novice as the ex-
pert. The shoot Is open 20 unens
women and Juniors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

be offered free of charge to all
who enter the tournament. Grant
Ilseng greatest all-around shot
gun shooter in the country. will
head a group of experts who will
be glad to help any one iron out
field shooting difficulties.
Enlarged shooting facilities in
stalled during the past two days
at the l.. A. Young Gun Club will
not make IL necessary to secure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

competition with the field mar
rowed from 104 TO 16 teams.
And among these 16 survivors
were three from Michigan
Briggs Beautyware tmen's).
Welsh Colds (girls), both of
Detroit and Big Six (men's) of
Pontiac.
All three of these teams will
enter the qlarterfinal round
tonight. Welsh Colds will be
paired against the Jax girls of
New Orleans, conquerors of the
Phoenix, Ariz., Ramblers, 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

pion, which was one of the SO
teams eliminated yesterday.
AS the Detroit and Pontiac
teams emerged victorious in the
70-odd blitzbattles yesterday,
softball-conscious ID etroite rs
continued 10 show the same keen
interest that attracted $4,000
spectators 10 the opening night
program at University of Detroit
Stadium.
Expressing the qualification Of
all American Softball Associa-
ton officials over the keen in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
GET ACQUAINTED WITH YOUR Gun
Outdoor Club PreY Urges Shooters TO Compete
BY DON GLLIES

Lloyd Eagan, president, urged
1000 sportSmen at the first Fail
meeting of the Detroit Sports
mems Congress last night to take
of The Detroit Times
Montgomery Ward Hunters Spe-
cial Trap and Skeet Shoot at the
L. A. Young Gun Club, Saturday
and Sunday.
Good gun pointing is good
conservation" Eagan told his
members. Getting acquainted
with your gun after IL has laid
around for 10 months has sew
eral advantages. First hunter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

Florence FIetk Again
Takes Lo(hmoor Title

Mrs. Florence Flick today might
be called a monopolist Of Loeb
moor Golf Club championships
She won her sixth straight club
title yesterday by defeating Mrs
Jane Dalzell. . and !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Wants Sunday Game

Garden City baseball club wants
game Sunday with Class A or
semi-pro club. Write or call Ray
Hovinen. 153l0~La Sale avenue.
.UN. 1-2507 Garden City defeated
Allen Industries, 4-2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

AS Tiger 1anS Will IeInen-
Der, they are: Whitlow Wyatt,
ace pitcher of the Brooklyn
club; Luke Hamlin, also
J finger, and Fred I'D ixie)
Walker, veteran outfelder who,
since leaving Detroit TO join Leo
Durocher's crew, has become the
idol of Flatbush.
Today Walker is more Of
an idol than ever, inasmuch as
1t was the ex-Tiger who con-
tributed the hit that fashioned
victory for the Dodgers over the
Cardinals in ST. Louis yesterday.
AS local fans will recall. Walker
came 10 Detroit from the White
Sox in the memorable deal in
which Gee Walker moved TO the
Chicago club.
So popular is Walker in
Brooklyn that the soft-spoken
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
BY SHELDON MOYER

Detroit is a city sold on soft
ball today.
Detroit will bid again for the
World Softball championships
In 1912.
Detroit still has two teams
In the running for the mems
and girls world titles.
These were the three most
newsworthy notes today as the
World Softball championships
extended into their third day of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

drawing Georgian has opened liquor emporium in the famous
habitat Of dem buns. He plans make Brooklyn his perma
place of abide Though born in viarica Ca Walker fol-
many has made his home in Birmingham Ala where last
Winter he engaged building fabricated homes His dad
Dixie the first used to pitch for the Washington Senator's and
his uncle Ernie Walker played with the Browns and Athletics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

must be quick 10 gauge the
flight of his game. 4 little prac-
tice at flying skeet or trap
targets renews confidence and
makes hunting a pleasure"
Expert shotgun instructions vii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
DIXIE is THE IDOL OF FLATBUSH

Detroit The prospect Of he-DodgeEs meeting the
coming World Series of especial interest for
big if for otherthree former Tigers star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Probable Pitchers
TODAY

TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn AZ ST Louis-Davis vs. Pollet
New York at Cineinnatf-McGee VS. Rid
die
Boston AZ Pittsburgh 1.-TWO games) John
son and Javery vs.. Dietz and BanninE.
Philadelphia at Chicago Hoerst We
Mooty.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
DETROIT at New -NewhOuser vs.
Rnnham.
St Louis at Boston Niggsling vs. Dob
son.
Chicago At Philadelphia HUMPHREYS vs.
Marchiidon
Cleveland At washington--Gromsk W..
wynn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
W of Nerves
On in National
Farce Play Marks
Do Dig ers Win
Over Cards
BY JACK MAHON
International news service sports Writer

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-The 1941
pennant race will be war oil
nerves and the team with the best
collective self-control will wind up
as champion. That was the con-
sensuS of opinion here today as
Cardinal cast-offfl
prepared TO take the mound
against rookie southpaw Howard
Pollet in an attempt to make II
two straight for the Brooklyn
Dodgers over st. Louis in the sec.
|ond game of a three-game battle
to the death at Sportsman's Park.
This race has had fans and
players alike gnawing what's been
left of their finger nails since
May, and now that the teams are
in the stretch, the pressure is on
stronger than ever and both the
Cardinals and Dodgers feel it. II
lyou don't think both are as tight
las drum strings just look back
over the happenings of the last
48 hours.
BLEW TWIN BILL
In Chicago the Dodgers, with
their thoughts glued on the Inn
pending st. Louis series, blew
wide open to lose both ends of a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
DETROIT TIMES. SEPTEMBER IL, 1e41 PAGE SO
L><1S
u by 1eon|acdontu
SPORTS EDITOR

Three Ex- TIGERS. Now Walker, Wyatt, Hamin
Buns, i've Detroit Have Become Popular
Interest in Dodgers With Brooklyn Fans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
.O25
Batting Is News
AL Gets First Hit
in 2 Years as
Tigers Win

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-'Tn
always loose tip there Al the dish,
remarked Al Benton conversations
ally before going out and beating
the Yankees, 5-4. in II innings al
the stadium. Il know that nc
matter what happens ! can't
damage my batting average"
what are you hitting, NJ"
inquired visitor, and WAS
hardly prepared for the shock
of Benton's answer.
ooh. oh. Oh" walled the
Tiger hurler with a grimace Of
pain. II haven't got a hit all
year"
But once the game started, he
went out and got himself a gaudy
batting average OF OBS. He sim
gled clearly TO center in the sec
ond inning while the Detroit
dugout did wild war dance. He
famed twice thereafter and hit
into n double play. On another
occasion. Phil Rizzuto robbed him
in broad daylight by going over
hind second base for his
grounder.
VERY PROUD OF 1T
But Benton had his priceless
hit. He was as proud of il as the
one that sent Ted Williams soar
ing over 400. Forgotten was AIS
twelfth victory against six defeats.
He wasn't even impressed that
this victory gave the Tigers an
even break with the Yankees on
their seasons series-10 games all.
Truly, pitchers love their base
knocks. Benton's pair of whiffs
shouldn't class him as a hitter
finding his Ievel. Marins Russo
famed nine other Tigers. Dutch
Meyer made four hits, including
pair OF doubles, and Rudy York
a home run. But AL wasn't Jealous
of either of those guys. and three
other Tigers hit into double plays
TO give the Yanks a grand total
of 172 for the year.
He let the Bombers. however,
tie the game up three times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Continued on Page $50

He let the Bombers. however
lie the game UP three times
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

en- su centre por una de esas
puertas monumentaIes, fenas
de tejaditos en- punta y de ale
ros en- lorna de cuerno, que
caracterizan la arquitectura del
gran imperio.
Varios centinelas armados,
guardaban las puertas Y los
muros del palacio
Lilo y Su genie penetraron
en- ell recinto fortificado.
Las europeas les siguieron,
siempre rodeadas de su pequefa
eScolta.
Y aqui comenzaron las sor-
presas de Maria y de sus COM
paneras.
El patio recubierto todo 81
de losas de marmOl, estaba lie
no de estatuas, de columas, de
pinturas al freSco en- los muros.
En- ell centre Sc elevaba IN
gran pil6n, dOnde cantaba una
fuente
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

a Subir una pequefa escalerilla,
tallada en- la misma roca.
TOdos los chinOs la imitaron.
las tres prisioneras fueron
obligadas a subir tambien Dor
aquella escalera inverosfma,
donde la comitiva tenia que a.
vanzar en- fila india.
-
A pesar de que ell sol estaba va
muy alto en- Ell horizonte Y debia
ser cerca de mediodia, hacia
frio, un frio intense, que aumen
taba Ell aire fuerte del mar.
Las olas Sc estrellaban contra
ell peh6n solitario, que resulta.
ba ,en verdad, conforme ascen-
dian, mucho mayor de 10 que
Maria y la francesa habian cal
euiado en- un principle.
AL fin desembocaron en- una
especie de gran plazoleta, sobre
la que avanzaban los muros ex-
teriores del palacio, perforadOs
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

En- verdad, ell sitio no tenia
NADIA de t~errorifico, nj respon-
ola al aspectO de aquel pen6n a.
rido que las habfa acogido.
Tres de las caras del patio es-
taban cerradas por los muros
del palacio, de una magnificen
era tai, que Ia esposa del ingenie
no Y sus companeras de miseria
tu'vieron que pensar que debia
haber sido aquel algdn palacio
de los emperadores chinos.
No era asi, sin embargo.
ri islote, hasta la caida del
colossal imperio, habia pertene-
cido al mandarin de la provin-
ella de Canton, que venia a 81
de tarde en- tarde, con su flotilia
de gondolas de nAcar y orc, a
pasar algunos dias del estio.
Luego, al desaparecer la Mo-
%narauia vetusta, con su cortejo
de mandarines y altos dignata-
rios, Ell peh6n fu& sbandOnado.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

su bordo a Lilo, al estado ma
yor de la capitana y a un buen
nGmero de piratas.
Maria de- la Cruz y Madame
Lunea vieron, tan pronto como
la embarcaci6n china comenz6
a acercarse al iSlote solitario,
cue ell Kiusiu Sc hacia a la mar.
a toda maquina.
La esposa de Pedro y sus dos
compaheras de miseria, fueron
al fin desembarcadas.
FL desembarcadero era una
serie de tablas-cuatro o cinco,
fernando un peQuehfsimo
malec6n junto a la orilla.
La infeliz Mistres Fitch ha-
bia recobrado por complete la
raz6n.
La desdiohada comenzo a Ian
Ear alaridos al contemplar Ell 81
ito donde Sc encontraba.
LILO fue Ia primera que, con
una agilidad de atleta comenZ6
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

Raymond ser6 el &rbiero

Otorg6 permiso a Frank lamar
que para anunoiar que la pelea
Is por ell "mftico cintur6n del
peso comrleto". en- ell sur.
ENplicando csc acuerdo, Ell te-
niente coronel Vincent Meloy,
presidente de la Comisi6n, ha-
bio asi: "Despues de TODD. Co
mez y Scott son los GnicOs pesos
completes del sur que no han
sido derrotados, y tienen tan le-
gitimo derecho a reclamar csc
titulo como cualquier otro''.
Los precios han sido ligera-
mente aumentados y las puertas
Ell lunes, Sc abriran a las seiS de
la tarde,
Tommy Gomez arrib6 aver Y
en- horas de la tarde hizo ejerci-
clos en- ell gimnasio de la Gale
Franklin.
Descarg6 parte de la poten-
ella de sus punos sobre Ell corpu-
lento negro Dixie Lee Oliver.
Jose Leto estima que la condi-
ci6n fisica de Tommy es perfec-
ia.
Hoy llegara Gabe Menendez
para hacerse cargo, ell lunes, de
la esquina de Scott. Claudio vi
liar. en- ell parecer de los peritos
derrotara sin apuros a Al Wi
lliams, de Miami, una excelente
persona. Villar sigue adluirian-
do amigos, por su amabilidad
personal.
En- la tarde de hoy, Gomez
hara ejercicios a las tres, Scott
a las cuatro Y Villar a las 4:30
Billy Murray Sc batira cor
Moe Weiss y Frankie Thomas
con Harvey Weiss, en- los preli,
minares del lunes.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
Los desafos de mahana en- d pardue Cuscaden


del Centre. Todos me han pro
metido batear y jugar como la
buena pelota' 10 exige'.
Dispone Casares de dos bue-
nos pitchers, Piniella y Long
val.
Envalentonados con su triun-
TO de la semana pasada, los Ga
ribaldinos de la Unione Italia
ma no admiten que su novena
pueda ser atropellada, en- ell Sc
gundo juego, por los animosos
j6venes Y veteranos que discre-
tamente commando ell correcto
Jimmy White.
ST "apaleamos" a los Cuba
nos decia un perito de la esqui-
ma de la Septima Y Gale Is, es
l6gico suponer que daremos "pa
liza y media" a los Leales.
Joe Domingo habla va con la
certidumbre del director que
sabe tiene la victoria en- ell "fri-
gidaire''.
Veterano jugador Y manager
de primer orden, Jimmy White
cree que los prOfetas, en- la pelo-
ia, Sc equivocan cast todos los
dias.
Empezara Ell segundo partido
a la bora de costumbre.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

Maria de la Cruz y la france
sa Sc vieron otra vez empujadas
y llevadas al mismo salon de an
ties, donde va estaba la pobre
inglesa, tendida en- un canape.
Esta vez, sin embargo, ape
mas tuvieron tempo de lamen-
tarse Maria y la francesa.
FL buque detenia la marcha
definitivamente.
A traveS de los ventanos de-
salon y de los camarotes anexos,
las dos infelices pudieron yer
una especie de islote escarpado
un peh6n tetrico y hosco, que
surgia de las aguas sin un arbol
sin una mata, como 81 fuera una
isla maldita.
En- la parte mas alta Sc eleva.
ba una especie de palacete Chi.
no.
FL buque, ell Kiusfu, iba a ser
abandonado aqui, por las prisio-
neras.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

En- efecto, POGO despu@s, lego
al salon Ell mismo pelot6n de
que antes las custodia-
ra, ordenando a las dos mujeres
que salieran.
La ingdeSa, que comenzaba
a recobrar ell c~onocimiento, fue
sacada a hombros de tres o cua-
tro piratas.
Maria de la Cruz y Madame
Juneau fueron llevadas de nue.
70 a Ia primera cubierta del
buque japon@s.
Una vez ALI, las obligaron a
bajar por una e~scalerilla que
descendia hacia el mar, donde
las recogi6 una de esas peque-
mas embarcaciones de los chinos
que sc llaman sampdneS.
... Este era una especie de Ian
ch6n enorme, con las velas de
estera y la popa altisima.
I'll sampan tOm6 tambi1n a
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

La comisi6n de boxeo de Ben
jamin Field aprob6 aver una lis
ia de jueces para Ia pelea que e.
lures sostendran, en- Benjamin
Field, FL soldado Tommy Co
mez, Ell orgullo del Campamen-
to Banding, y Buddy Scott, 81
tejano que opera deyie Wash
ington.
Los aprobados son los Sres'
Joe Tarantino, DR.. Eddie Flynn
DR.. w. H. Roop, Pop Jones,
Frank Abbott, Steve O'Connell
y Ell teniente coronel Witcher.
Actuara de arbitro, a petici6n
del pdblieo, el joven Young Ray
mond.
Los nombres de los dos jueces
que Sc e~scoian Sc daran a como
Ger momentos antes de Ia palea.
De entire los jueces Sc escoge-
"a un c~ronometr!sta para can
tar los segundos, en- case de cal
das.
AL mismo tempo a comision
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
IA LA RESTRIC-
CIoN A LOS CREDITOS DE
ESPANA

Washington, Julio 12.-La
sacretarfa de hacienda levant6
aver las restricciones en- cuanto
a $50, 0O0,0 900 en- metalico y
otros valores, propiedad de Es-
.pana v sus sdbditos en- este pals.
Los valores de Espana fueron
congelados el IA de JUNO en-
una orden del p~residenet Roose-
welt que abarcaba a toda Eu-
ropa.
Espana, Sc dijo en- las esferas
apropiadas a este gobierno con-
sistente con la Ecencia general
y Ell prop6sito de la orden eje-
cutiva del IA de JUNO. Simila-
res exenciones Sc otorgaron va
a Russia, Suiza Y Suecia.