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Evening star., 1941-03-30
Leesburg Students
Home on Vacation

LEESBURG, Va, March 29.-More
college and preparatory school
students have returned home to
spend their vacations with their
parents, and among them are Miss
Dolly Hiden and Mr.. Franklin
Hiden, who are staying at the Lees
burg Inn with their father, DR..
Hiden; Miss Florence di Zerega,
home from Harcum Junior College;
Miss Elizabeth Gore from Vassar
and Miss Mary Lii Bailey from
Gunston Hall.
Miss Lillias Janney has reopened
her house on Cornwall street after
spending several weeks with her
sister and brother-in-law, the Rev.
and Mrs. Pollock Gilmore, in Will
nington, N. c.
Mrs. Harry P. Gibson left on
Monday for Philadelphia, where
she is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Houston Almond and attended the
Philadelphia Flower Show. Also
attending the show are Mrs. Frank
Osborne. Mrs. Frank Nalle and Miss
Elizabeth White.
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scheduled for April IL and May II.
The Tuesday Nighters' Orchestra
furnishes the music. Miss Margaret
Meredith of Annapolis is a member
of the Girls Floor Committee as a
representative of Goucher College
Other members of the group are
Miss Katherine Flammer, Holton
Arms; Miss Anne Calvin, Notre
Dame of Maryland, and Miss Maud
O'Brien, Maryland Women's College.
Baltimore girls on the committee
are Miss Sally Gordon Barton, Miss
Margaret Pembroke Belt, Miss Nat
allie Webb, Miss Henrietta G.. Rem
shaw, Miss Grace Brown Albert,
Miss Margaret Finney, Miss Emily
Taylor and Miss Julia M. Henry.
There will also be a committee
of midShipmen. Miss Virginia La
zenby, director of the Annapolis
Cotillion, is in charge of the dances.
Evening star., 1941-03-30

; IlIS uIOGllel, MI. WlllldIIl CuSdk, anu
Miss Julia McFadden. While at
Steubenville, the Cusaks are guests
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
McFadden.
Mrs. Staunton L. Brown has
joined Capt. Brown at the garrison
after a three-week visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.
Gidley, at New Bedford, Mass.
Mrs. w. H. Maglin Visits
Parents in Florida.
Mrs. William H. Maglin is visiting
her parents, Lit. Col. Chauncey L.
Chase and Mrs Chase, at Lake
Wales. Fla.
Capt and Mrs. LuciuS N. Cron
departed to visit their parents, Col.
Anton C. Cron, United Sttaes Army,
retired, and Mrs. Cron of Washing
ton and the Rev. and Mrs. Peyton
Craighill of Leesburg, Va. They
will return to the post tomorrow.
Lit. Col. and Mrs. Frederick A.
Irving are entertaining as their
weekend guests Mrs. Philip S.
Wood and Miss Tat Wood, wife and
daughter of 1t. Col. Wood of Wash
ington.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert w. Timothy
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Leland N. Dennen of Pittsburgh,
who are returning from their we'd
ding trip to Miami Beach, Fla.
A guest of Miss Ann Counts,
daughter of 1t. Col. and Mrs. Ger
aid A. Counts, is Miss Joyce Rayley,
a student at the Knox School,
Cooperstown, N. Y, daughter of 1t.
Col and Mrs. Edward w. Raley, now
stationed at Hawaii.
Relatives and Friends
Visit Officers Homes.
Mr.. John M. Moore, jr., who at
tends Phillips Academy at Andover,
Mass, is passing the spring vaca-
ton at the garrison with his par
entS, Maj. and Mrs. John M. Moore
Mrs. William D. Hannah of Brook
lyn is the guest this week of her
son-in-law and daughter, Maj. and
Mrs David H, Tulley.
Capt. and Mrs William J. Thomp-
son are entertaining as their guests
for several days Capt. Thompson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H.
Thompson of Washington.
Maj. and Mrs. Harvey w. Wilkin-
son are entertaining as their guests
Mrs. WilkinsonS mother and sister.
Mrs. J. S. Kintner of Louisville, and
Mrs Edmund Davis of Chicago.
Mr. George S. Simonds of Wash
ington is visiting her son-in-law and
daughted, Capt. and Mrs. William
F. Ryan.
Maj. and Mrs. Raymond E. Bell
have visiting them the formers
niece, Miss Carolyn Bell, a student
at Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Bell of Beaumont, Tex.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank H Britton
have visiting them Capt. Britton's
mother, Mrs. Robert F. Britton of
st. Louis.
Mr.. John B. Bennett of Tampa,
Fla, is visiting his brother-in-law
and sister, Capt. and Mrs. Frederick
G. Terry.
Miss Dorothy Stamps, daughter
of 1t. Col. Thomas D. Stamps, pro-
fessor of Engineering, and Mrs.
Stamps, who attends Vassar, is pass
ing the spring vacation with her
parents,
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Miss Eleanor Isbell to
Wed MIR. De Aneelis

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Isbell have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Virginia Is
bell, to Mr.. Vincent James De An
gels of Washington and Brooklyn.
The wedding will take place April
10 in st. Paul's Methodist Church.
Mr.. De Angels was graduated from
George Washington University in
1899, and is a member of Omicron
Delta Kappa, honorary fraternity.
Miss Isbell attended the Abbott
and Corcoran Schools of Art and
George Washington University.
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Social Notes
Of Service
Circles

Miss Mary Elizabeth Davis ar
rived yesterday from Burlington,
VT, to spend her spring vacation
with her parents. Col and Mrs.
Merle H. Davis, in Arlington. Miss
Davis attends the University of
Vermont.
1t. Woodward Warrick of Airing
ton is spending several days in De-
troit visiting his parents.
DR.. Hilton w. Rose, U. S. N, and
Mrs. Rose, with their two children,
have arrived from Seattle and will
move this week into the house they
have taken at 3181 North Twenty
first street, Arlington.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert M. Walker
of Fort Myer had as their guest for
last week the captains sister-in-
law, Mrs. Leland w. Walker of
Somerset, Pa. Maj. Walker has
joined his wife for the week end
and they will return to their home
this evening.
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. T. B. Muir
trey are again in their home in
Arlington following a stay of sew
eral days in New York, where they
were guests of 1t. Comdr. and Mrs
S. A. Shepard.
Evening star., 1941-03-30

capt. ana MIS-. n. A. Johnson, LII.
and Mrs. Carey A. Randall, Mrs. j.
M. DAILY and Capt. r. w. Sooy.
Another dinner party in the Of
ficers' mess this evening was that OF
Capt. and Mrs. John M. Davis, who
had as their guests Maj. and Mrs.
Randolph M. Pate, Maj. and Mrs. j.
Ogden Brauer and Capt. and Mrs.
Robert Fojt of Washington, Maj.
and Mrs. j. H. N. Hudnall, Capt. and
Mrs. Wayne H. Adams and 1t. and
Mrs. j. H. Tinsley.
Capt. and Mrs. Bowser
Entertain at Dinner.
Capt. and Mrs. Alpha L. Bowser,
jr., had party of IA at the dinner
dance in the officers mess this eve
ming.
Capt. and Mrs. William F. Parks
and Capt. and Mrs. William F. Cole
man entertained at dinner in the
officers mess this evening in honor
of their respective house guests,
Capt. and Mrs. A. J. Mathiesen and
Capt. and Mrs. H. w. Berry of Phil
edelphia. Other guests were Maj.
and Mrs. E. A. Pollock and Capt.
and Mrs. James v. Bradley, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rainier
were hosts at dinner in their quar-
ters this evening. Later they took
their guests to the dance.
Capt. and Mrs. Williams
Entertain House Guests.
Capt. and Mrs. F. H. Williams
entertained at the dinner dance
this evening in honor of their house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Murphy
of Stoney Brook Hollow, Long
Island.
Capt. and Mrs. Karl K. Louther
entertained at a large cocktail party
in their quarters yesterday after
noon.
Miss Helen Evans of Elizabeth
City, N. c., is visiting her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles M. Adams, for several weeks.
Mrs. George S. Bowman. jr, en-
tertained at a spaghetti supper
Monday evening in honor of her
mother, Mrs. E. L. Fouts, who left
Tuesday for her home in Jackson
Vile. Fla. Other guests were Mrs.
John P. Condor. Mrs. Marion M.
Magruder, Mrs. H. H. Williamson,
Mrs. Graham H. Benson and Mrs.
Joseph N. Renner.
Mrs. Albert D. Cooley, who has
been in Muskegon, Mich, since the
middle of January, visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Sutherland, has returned to the
post.
Mrs. E. J. Farrell and her daugh-
ter Patsy of Paris Island, S. c.,
are visiting Maj. and Mrs. Thomas
j. CuShman.
Miss Patt Hall, daughter of Mai.
and Mrs. w. Carvel Hall, has as her
guest during spring vacation from
William and Mary College Miss Vir-
ginia Stuart of New York.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Theodore Kane
To Exhibit Art

Maj. Norman Kane, U. s. A.,
Is spending the week end in New
York where he went to join Mrs.
Kane and attend the opening to-
day of her exhibit of paintings.
The exhibit is being held in the
No. 10 gallery until April II and
the canvases include the portrait
of 1t. Richard Slonneger, U. S. A.
Mrs. Kane, who is known as
Theodore Kane through her
are work, motored to New York
earlier in the week end with Mrs.
Farrar, wife of Capt. James
Montgomery Farrar, U. S. A.,
who is remaining with her in
New York.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Entertain at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. ,Throgmorton enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday night
at their home in Country Club
Hills, Va.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Bifle, Mr.. Joseph Bifle, Mrs.
Blanch Sanders and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sanders of Arkansas, Miss
Bernice Biffle of Tennessee, Mr.. Leo
Donehue of this city and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hicks of Arkansas.
Movies in technicolor were shown
by Mr.. Donehue, who also took
movies of the party during the
evening.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Slaughters Have
Guests for HOLIDAY

1t. Col and Mrs. Willis r. Slaugh-
ter have been joined at their home,
at 1919 Rowland place, by their
daughter and son, Miss Jean Bullitt
Slaughter and Mr.. Willis R. Slaugh-
ter, jr., who are on vacation from
Cornell University.
House guests of Miss Slaughter
and her brother include Miss Mardi
Hurtz from Northwestern Univer-
sity and. from Cornell, Miss Mary
Lee Stroud. Mr.. Jack Antrim and
Mr.. Glen Allen,
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Jessica Dragonette to Give
Concert at West Point
DR.. A. E. Wiggam to Address
Cadet Lecture Committee:
Many Visitors at Post

YVES! POINT N Y March 2sAn outstanding at the
rson Is the of Miss Jeca
star as the guest artist in the third
given by the u S. M A. band
cadet chorus assembled from gee
another feature of the band
Dr. Albert Edward Wggam
Lecture Committee tomorrow Educating
New World"
Col Chauncey L. Fenton chemistry
who have had visiting them their Donald Fenton departed
week for Washington universities
in the South
Capt passing the week end at seu-
benve Ohio Cusak wedding
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Mrs. Strand Ends
Visit in Arlington

Mrs. w. C. Strand, wife of 1t.
Strand, who with her son, John
Sumner Strand, has been the
guest of her parents, 1t. Col.
and Mrs. E. M. Sumner, in Ar
lington, left yesterday by motor
for their home at Fort Riley,
KanS.
They were accompanied by
Miss Frances Tully, who has been
the guest of Col. and Mrs. w. A.
Mitchell in Arlington.
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MRS. NORMAN KANE,

assistant to DR.. r. D. w. Connor,
national archivist, is chairman Of
the Nominating Committee.
The reception will be in honor Of
North Carolina's delegation to the
annual Continental Congress of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton.
Dr. Fred W. Morrison is president
Of the society and the annual meet
ing will be held at 9 o'clock with
the reception and dance at 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Dinner Dance High Lights
Quantico Social Program
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Little
Entertain at Dinner in
Honor of Col. Howard

QUANTICO 29-Maj. l..
entertained quarters
Mrs A. F. Howard, who will for Diego.
Little their this Mrs Lites
Harper.
entertained at the dinner in the
preceded by cocktails their Guests
H Schwable of Washington Mrs
B. A.. F..
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Miss Jane Myers
Is March Bride

Mrs. Henry B. Myers announces
the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Jane Anita Myers, to Mr..
John Taylor Branch, jr., Tuesday
evening at 6 o'clock in All-Saints'
Episcopal Church. The Rev.
Henry Teller Cock officiated and
only the immediate family was
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Branch will make
their home at 208 North Henry
street, Williamsburgh, Va.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
North CarOlinians ,
To Meet April 10

The North Carolina Society Of
Washington will hold its annual
meeting and election of officers,
followed by a reception and dance
in the West Ballroom Of the Shore
ham Hotel April 16.
Mr.. Thad Page, administrative
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Miss Mary White
Is February Bride

DR.. and Mrs. z. w. White of
PooleSville, Md, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mary Darnell White, to Mr..
Albm F. Knight of Ashville, N. c.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill D.
Knight of Kensington, Md.
The marriage took place Feb
ruary Is.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Coming Home

Miss Helen Hughes, daughter Of
Maj. and Mrs. Roy E. Hughes, will
arrive Wednesday from Indiana
University to spend her spring va
cation with her parents at their
home at 44O7 Ellicott street NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Miss Mary Thomas
Wed to Mr.. Garyis

The wedding of Miss Mary Frances
Thomas to Mr.. Joseph Garvis of
Baltimore, which took place Septem-
Der 2, 1910, is announced today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garvis are making
their home in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
G. G., Miles Arrives

1t. George c. Miles, U. S, N. and
Mrs. Miles, with their daughter,
Marian Lucille Miles, have arrived
from Princeton, N. j., and have
taken house at 3174 N Twenty
first street, Arlington.
Evening star., 1941-03-30

Daughter of Col. Harold
wellington Jones, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Jones, she Is spending
her spring Uacation from
Duke University in st. Peters,
burg, Fla, Where she is q
member of the Delta Delta
Delta Sorority house party.
She recently Uas chosen as
the beauty queen at the COED
Ball at Duke University.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

de freScura, besOs puros, carl
clas de pureza. como las carl
cIas de una madre, como los be-
sos o los abrazos de una hernia
ma y que a Pope lie volvian a
dar un POGO del gusto de vivir.
II 70 soy un inyalido-se de-
cia con una melancolia inmen-
sa-; invalido del cuerpo e in
Waldo del almal Pero mi gran
amor por Ia vida; mi gran dull
zura de caracter, lie hermosura
de mi coraz6n, lograran recon-
ciliarme con las cosas y me ba-
ran olvidar...
En- efecto; comenzaba a dor
mir mejor.
Gonna con mas apetito. Y al
mes y medic de esta vida higi6.
MICA, tranquila, serena, eterna-
mente al aire libre, Ramo Flo.
ridO y dedic6 a vOlver por algu
nos de los eirculOs aristOcrati.
CO DE- b dudad
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uIGA

Mientras los Dodgers eran va
puleados dos veces por los Pira-
tas, los Cardenales, que mar
chan a la cabeZa, dividian los
honores en- un doble partido con
los Braves.
I'll Pittsburgh Subi6 al tercer
lugar de la Liga y creese que
eontinuara avanzando hacia la
c1spide. Alfonso Lopez bate6 de
emergencia en- ell primero y lie
dieron la base. Klinger fue el
pitcher ganador y Davis ell NAL
tratado.
IDespues en- ell segundo, Alton
so ayud6 a su novena con un hit
y una carrera, en- tres veces. Do
menico DiMaggio descarg6 un
cuadrangular.
Perdi6 ell primer desafio. por
los Cardenales, Shoun y 10 10 ga
no Posedel. KriSt conquist6 la
en- ell segundo y john
son fue el derrotado.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

la lnglesa, y salia, 81 solo. lie
vando uno dc sus soberbios AN
tomoviles. hacia las montahas
hacia ell MOntseny, hacla los Pr.
rineos.
Casi nunca venia a almorzar
al hotel, sine que 10 hacia DOR
los hoteles de los monies, Dor
los restaurantes o los peQuehos
mesones de los pueblecitos, Dor
las fondas humiIdes, limpias y
ooIuetonas, no obstante, en- es-
Ia hermosa cOmarca catalina.
donde el turismo comenzaba a
estar desarrollado de un mOdo
formidable.
Una communication perfecta,
eompleta, con Ia Naturaleza.
El aire perfumado de los mon
tes' las inmersas soledades de
Ia cordillera Pirenaica, por mu-
chOs sitioa cubierta de nieve.
neva6an al cucrpo y al alma del
Marquis olsadas vivfkaAwss
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
Fine al Polo-Club de Ia Bona

Fue al Polo-Club de la Bona
noba,
Fue al Tennis.
Algunos de Sus antiques ami
COS, enterados, claro esta, de su
tragedia, lie acogian, no obstan-
tie, con la vieja efusi6n, propia
de las gentes bien educadas, y
que saben, ademas, d6nde esta
ell dinero.
Pope seguia siendo riqufsimo,
a pesar de las prOdigalidades de
su esposa.
Y Pope seguia siendo riquisi-
mo, a pesar de las prodigalida-
des de su esposa.
Y Pope jug6 al polo, al ten
MS como en- sus tiempos pasa-
dos, cuando la vida era para 81
una cosa tan ligera como una
puma, cuando tOdas las horas
estaban llenas de ese encanto
sOaVe y com0 psrfumadO que
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

al instalaYse en- ell gran hotel de
la plaza de Catalina Pope; he
equivocado mi vida; pero es mi
deber, como es deber de TODD
hombre en- la adversidad, reha-
Ger mi exiStencia. " 70 herare
Los planes de Pope eran aho-
ra sencillos, tranquilos. de una
simplicidad de hombre ecuani-
de hombre que Ia expert
mentado TODD ell dolor de la exis
tencia, y Quiere solo hacerse una
vida tranquila.
Sc instal6, como declines, en-
ell Colon.
Sus coches estaban va en- Ell
garage del hotel.
Y cada manana. Ramo Flori-
do, que Sc acoStaba ahora tenn
prano. para yer de atajar los
progresses de su NAL misterioso
eel mismo sOspeohaba de Ia IT,
sis), levantado a las ocho, a We
oes aRtes, desSyunaha fuerte a
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
now finding great SaVoF
aInong women

fingi6 e~ncontrarse bien o me-
dio bien... y Sc qued6 nuevamen-
te solo en- Barcelona.
Los amigos, con esa enorme
facilidad que tiene TODD Ell mum
do para olvidar los dolores y las
anguStias de los extraios, prom
to oRidaron la tragedia de Pc
pc.
Ell marques habiase limitado
a dar 6rdenes a su administra :
dor, don Santiaguito Espinosa,
que clarO esta fue ell primero
que vino a la ciudad condal, res
pecto a sus muchos asuntos Y a
la actitud a adoptar en- 10 futu-
70 para con Agueda.
Luego, cuando Ramo ForidO
sc vic completamente solo. Sc
dispuso a prOceder de modo
muy distinto a como habia pro
cedido hasta aqui.
ST; su vida estaba rOta.
La tragedia, el drama, TODD 10
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
8 4 NOCHE PELEARA
FRITZIE ZIvIC

New York. julio 8.-Esta
noche, en- Newark, New Jersey,
ell campe6n mundial de las 147
libras, Fritzie Zivic. defendera
su tftulo, en- un match a Is asal-
tos, teniendo de rival a Freddie
Cochrane, conocido por ell Rojo.
Los fieles de Elizabeth Green
que Cochrane conquistara la CO.
roma; pero no muestran su en-
tusiasmo en- las apuestas.
Dicese que Civic Sc ha debili-
tado en- sus dltimos ejercicios,
con ell fin de meter su peso den
tro del Unite de las lat libras.
ICochrane, un iraBdes, pesaba
aver 143 y decia: "Poseo la ha-
bilidad y derrotare a Zivic'.
Esperase una concurrencia
de 10000 personas, es decir, IN
lleno complete en- Ell Estadio
Rupert, prOpiedad del club
Newark, Liga International.
La pelea Sc transmitira por ia
Radio.
N. R. Por la estaci6n WTSP,
de st. Petersburg, Sc ORA la pc
lea, a las 80 de la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

Nal dfa tuvieron aver los Gu
banos Y los Leales en- Ell parQue
Cuscaden.
En- Ell primer desafio de la
tarde Sc batieron los Mambises
y los Geri5aldinos.
Capitano Sc hallaba en- una
forma perfecta y en- los nueve
innings solo pudieron batearle
un hit.
FL "terapautico" sali6 del ba-
tie de Pulido, en- la nOvena entra-
da. Aconsejado por Onis, ell no.
table catcher, ell italiano de la lie
cheria rayando a gran altura.
Lanz6 bien Torres, ell Torero,
pero no lie ayudaron.
DescargarOn los nueve lilo
ties" de la Unione. dos Caster,
dos A. Scionte, dos Capltano y
los otros tres Clemente, Granell
Y Scaglione.
La direction de los Cubanos
sent6 a j. Schiro, en- la mitad
del juego, Y lie sustituy6 con Ce-
nal, pasado al jardin izquierdo
desde ell catcher.
Cometieron los tres errores de
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
TONIC TERCERO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

vez en- las regias habitaciones
de su palacio de la Gale de We
lazquez, lie enlOquecia.
tAh, Ell hogan aquel, ell nido
aquel de amor y de dulzuras,
que presenci6 las horas mas be-
Has y buenas de su vida L..
lNo. MOI
Quiza mas adelante Sc deci-
diera a regresar a Madrid, tu-
viera valor para afrontar los lu-
cares tan llenos de recuerdos...
Pero ahora solo guerra paz,
divide, tranquilidad, reposo, re-
poso para su cuerpo y su alma.
Agradeci6 inmensamente a
los amigos sus buenOs oficiOs;
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C. C. 900 600 OOO-Oc, III, Be
/. 900 O40 00x-4c, On. 2e

Longval, ell habil pitcher de
los Assures, TONIC bien la medi-
la a los Leales y para no ser me
nos que Capitano les di6 la de
chada" y solo les permiti6 i'm hit
FL dnico batazo de los Leales
10 fue un ''tribey de Leavine. De
dicaron ell reSto del tempo a q.
banicar Ell aire y a morir "igno-
miniosamente."
Los Astues diSpararon siete
hits contra ell pitcher Romano.
Salieron las ''pelfeulas" de los
"robCes'' de Grandio. dos; Paz,
dos, y uno por cabeza, Iglesias
M5ndez y LOngval.
Faustino dirigi6 desde Ell ban
Co.
Pelota de altura Sc jug6; pc
no hacienda constar que era un
dia de seguera, para los cubanos
y los leales. Romano parece ser
un pitcher de bastante destreza,
pero no lie ayudaron.
C. L. 600 900 OOO-Oc, In, 2e.
C. A. 900 COL 2Ox-3c, III, lie.
Los erroreS de los vencidos Sc
cOmetieron por Ortega y Leav,
inc y ell de los triunfadores por
! Alvarez, ell IS.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
OEPORTE
FIRMO Ell ZURDO YOUNG
PARA PELEAR CON JOSE
LEGNO

Ell viernes por la noche. en- ell
terreno de Phillips, Sc presenta-
"a un combate a puhetazos en-
tire ell "zurdo" Young, p1gil Co
nocido en- esta ciudad, y el ex-
campe6n cubano de las lat Ii :
bras, Jose Legion.
Frank LaMarque, ell empresa
rio. recibi6 aver un telegrama
redactado en- esta forma: "Sal :
go de aqui Ell lunes. Llegare a
Tampa ell martes."
Young habia dicho que Le-
g6n temia meterse con el en- un
cuadrilatero.
Entire las vfctimas del zurdo
figuran los gladiadores Harry
Weekly, Lloyd Pine y otros.
Dirige los intereses de Legion
en- esta ciudad, ell ciudadano Ba-
be del Vale.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

horrible que cabe en- la existen-
cia de un hombre, habian hecho
presa en- &l.
Para colmo. Sc encontraba en-
fermo, quiza, quiza herido de
muerte.
Y ell marques pronunci6 estaS
palabras que salieron de su bo-
ca, torcida de sarcasmo, con u
ma pena profunda:
Jay, quien pudiera imitar
al poeta!... iQuien pudiera vol
Yer a empezar el camino!..
Ramo Florido sc instal6 en- Sc
guida en- ell Hotel Gallon.
Don Santiago, al regresar a
Madrid, habiase llevado Ell en-
cargo de mandarle dos de sus
mejores coches, un Packard y
un Citroen, del que Ultima
mente Sc habia enamorado ell
marquesito.
Me he equivCcadO-se dijo.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

Con los Phillies dividieron los
Rojos los marchitos laureles de
la jornada. Derringer conquis.
to la victoria, en- ell primero, J
Podgajny en- ell segundo.
Philadelphia DC, 5h, De; Gin.
cinnati &c, An, De.
Philadelphia &c l2h, lie; Gin
cinnati 1c, An, Sc.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

Los Cuos vapulearos a Mel
on y derrotaron a los Gigantes
Il triunfo Sc lie acredit6 a Olser
New York &c, IN, Be; Chica
% Sc, 12h, lie.
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Boston 12c, 14h, Sc; st. Louis
,0c, 14h, 2e.
Boston &c, 11h, lie; st. Louis
&c. 11h, 2e.
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cubanos y Leales recibieron la lechada
ycada novena solo dispar6 IN hit
Capitano y Longval lanzaron como pitchers
de las Grandes Ligas

los Mambises, d. Pulido. que jU
90 may bien; J. Schiro, que re.
cibi6 la "sentada", y Maseda,
que hizo TODD 10 humanamente
possible en- su posici6n.
IEn que lugar Sc les cayeroon
los espeiuelos de batear a los
Cubanos?
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=. BrDoklyn &c, 11h, 20; Pitts.
bureh &c, 11h, 2e.
Brooklyn DC. 5h, De; Pitts
hurgh Gin, 11h. oe.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

mer desafio con los Medals
Blancas, pero en- ell segundO Lee
los dej6 en- 10 hits.
Ruffing gan6 ell primerO y
Bonham pardi6 Ell segundo,
Chicago &c, 8h, lie; New York
&c, 15h, De.
Chicago 7c, 15h, De; New
York &c, Ion, De.
Heving domino a los Medals
Rojas, limitandolos a seiS hits.
La novena de Cronin no pudo a.
notar.
Cleveland 4c, 8hc lie; Boston
DC, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

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