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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24

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Our First Fish

Do you. podner. remember the
first fish you ever caught -.
and how and where >
To let you In on THIS personal
side Of the fence. the first your
old nelghDor ever caught was a
trout.
Was six years old and stood
on Flstt creek near dear old dad
and pal brother. Joe. both now
gone. Rode bikes In those days.
Dropped hook and worm into
a rifle running into a two-foot
hole.
Mad . widow pole. When the
Jerk came hair stood on end.
Eve. bulged. Gave q mighty
jerk and out came the trout on
the shore.
Screamed In JOY. Dad and
Joe. two years older, came nun
ming 10 the scene Of conquest.
Was shaking and quiysring in
excitement
Dad chuckled and put his arm
around my shoulder
Became an ardent follower Of
the sport then and there.
10 boy ever had a more love
able. gentle dad. a more splendid
brother.
Memories Of our fishing trips
will last forever
You vii undsrstana.
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FAST TRAVELLING

zorina star q the Broadway
production q LOUISIANA Pur-
chase Travelled 5000 miles In ~
hours N make a tschnicoior test
for Paramount film prediction Of
The long -rannang nit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24

SEATTLE - Monica Nolan Of
Cincinnati. o. the Ohio State title
holder who dropped in on the 5ist
annual Washington State Tennis
tournament without the slightest
advance notice, today attempts TO
dispose of highly-rated Cali
fornia entry for the third time in
as many days.
Yesterday she beat Marylinn
Magrill, promising Beverly Hills,
Cal, youngster, 60 6-2 Her OPP
ponent today was Joann Brooke,
Of Santa Monica, seeded No. 2.
The Nolan-Brooke encounter
Offered a direct comparison OF
two widely-varying styles.
Miss Nolan WAS regarded as
an ''unorthodox" player, using
an underspin on all forehand
shots and looping her back
hands. Miss Brooke Ia
straightforward power" spe-
cialist.
Tournament followers believed
the winner of this match easily
may he the women's singles cham
pion Of the meet.
An upset result yesterday saw
Helen Wright, Seattle, eliminate
Nancy Wolfenden, San Francisco,
4-e, ga. SO. Otherwise favorites
came through intact.
CLOSE TO UPSET
An slESan Francisco match
came close to producing an upset
In the second round OF the mems
singles. Nick Carter, newly
crowned Pacific Northwest title
holder. was extended in ousting
Harry Roche. a youngster, 6-2, 40,
10-s.
Another junior. Jim Brink.
was eliminated from the mems
singles bracket. The Seattle
southpaw dropped a ga, IS
encounter to Ted Myers, San
Francisco. whom he had de-
feated twice previously this
year. Other men's singles
fsvorites, including Harold
Wagner ~ San Francisco and
Emery Neale ~ Portland,
came through with second
round victories.
Top-seeded Henry Prusoff was
idle. Ron English. the bouncing
California school-teacher, became
the first quarter finslist when he
best Harper Msssie, SO. SO. SO.
BY has showing against Carter
N the mems bracket, Roche was
given an equal chance Of downing
Brink, seeded No. /, In the junior
DIVISION.
Opening pay in the mems
dosoles saw NE top-sesded team
n Prusoff and Dick Bennett, Ia
coma, down Milton Durfee, Seattle,
and Roche, ga, SIS
Mons singles
MEX Garter beat Harry Roche ga
"a, 1913.
Harold Tn Washer beat Bob Ru'lsdss'
Jack ouriey beat Larry Hal. s-s.
Us
Emery Neal. beat Al Barrett. ga
John williams beat Bruo. Laurie
John Aurio beat Tom Brown, Ga
Ronald English beat Harper Ma
ss s-e. ga. ga
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Bob McKinneu
Hero Of Till
Elks' Hurler Doots
Edqlss by Shutout

Fcs the -<eana straight ssnht
~ plsy N -. Tsccms >oftrsii
s.-ceistien = pitcher nss uen> -
9th |. na-hit. nc-vus psrfnfm-
snrs
nab Meslaa<ll shnt cus Eagles.
50. Tuesday II ter<rsor Ne
raid. n give Flks club ~ Nat
lansl league s~suna hsif snd ali
sssson's championships
uskisn~n s~~s~a lee rh~~r
&c ~ r.xs.ssti.s ne me-
p~rf~es s.rs~. - systematically
put ~ IA. lnss tk~ seeuse
ri~se~ es.stf tssss~s.
rrsV Nei.ain ~ kn.Netls una.
ssy e.st sestti<s ~ ao.hst pitch
sns
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rnuntv taaFesy a TUESDAY sssns
lns ssns ssF. we~smsn - me
World
city ie.xa- es.npscnshir ~tii
10 decided FRIDAY evening" II Isf.
fefsoa Ne Diamond ~sen las
asa saa vsn<ssmer tsnais -
break their fsF.s place assdie<k -
= plsYcff ssms.
Tuesday ~ Isffsrsns Na
diamond vsne<fm<n aruhesd Not
urf-. ~ "a 0. Ia Move lrta ths
flfss place he N the final rssss
- the s~..sn. - far - lssHsss
play goes Zee each club
Wednesday svsasns ssa night
play vii h> scarce.
~ as s'sse~s rsr~@n go
oiyspss n.tssess e>ass - Ne
rssstsss ss~sse n~>1 wsete
ssAssiss - s'sis~k - Wa
Ing fs~ia l~ r'sysi1~e. . hpes~
ns ss.hs~ header wsit - het1
foe Ice osmrs>si
csmpe~ll. fiery manager ~ All
Rails 70 h<saf honntsd ~ ne
eompetinG esah. IN she memorial
game foe hss star daughter wbe
wss KILLED N an suts sxrs<fant
three weeks sxn.
rhs opener psts Druggists. pup
siiup chsmpsaos. against Veneer
men. while Ali.naiis tsasis ~tts
csntrsiis Ali-stsrs IN Inc night
cap.
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- AaN A|NA NAAA q ia - - atm
hBaftso To- BERN IN ninth
HOLY ood .-........ COO COL sl0-s
Los Angeles .....-. COO 100 10
Losana pitcher FioFss tnnlnEn
pitched b. FioFes e8s CuffnRn o, Al
be-. of Flores - Coffnanl runs
scored OF FLORES S Berry hits on
FloFts Bern , rana respontlbis Tor
Bitaern , Flores z B@rfg bas<s Or
balls of B.thorn . Yzofss Berry
str4ck out O. Bthgrn 2 Bern !
MT ~ pitcher EithoTn bV Piorsa
tEo-tss~ hlts More Dapp~r Kahs
hone ms kAhls Berger Moore asc-
riflces. ioErsy DappTr stolen bases
Lo~Tsy uhsIt rlns bsttsd n Wen
trsuo Kanle a Chsif Z Possr osrs
BsrseT schults More 2 1oubls piay.
Schust4r % Vsintralb unpirss
Enssln and Jordan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24

pei<y. tss f.usis isspssssassef
~ the Hlosdss SERIES. plays tns role
~ male aor In rsrsmosai's
Night ~ January 18TH" Mss
ses ~ bssns . sissy.
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Lon Warneke
Inspires Cards
Veteran Hurler Aids
Tenn Gs u Whole

SdIIl Us u w lOl6
NFN YORK 1t would 10 diff
cult - designate ore PLAYER a. TIRE
nasinspring % the s. LOUIS Card
nals' inspiring bad for the 1871
National league pennant but u
that honor Is 10 50 10 An individual
today let It BE- the veteran pitcher.
Lon Warneke
This lsnky. 32-vear-old Arkan-
sss highlander Is the only veteran
in Manager Billy southworths
mound corps and not only tops the
bunch with - victories against
five defeats. but exerts the best
kind Of influence on the pitching
'greenles
st Louis shares the National
lead with the BROOKLYN Dodg-
ers to-day and while the Cards
have more 500 hltters than
any other club in the loop.
speed. power and fine infieid
and outfield. its been pitching
of the sort turned In hy War
neke that has contributed 10
much Of their success.
The Cards climbed into a tie
with the Dodgers yesterday by
shading the New York Giants. "a.
while Cincinnati edged out Brook
Ign. 50
The Giants dropped into fourth
place behind the Reds
REDS COME TO LIFE
Banked by Luke Hamlin for
eight innings. the Reds came 10
life with five runs IN the ninth 10
defeat Brooklyn as Bueky Walters
won his 18th victory. Chuck
Aleno's fluke pinch-hit triple with
loaded bases featured the spree
Aleno ducked away from Hugh
Casey's first pitch which hit his
bat, looped over first and landed
just inside the right field foul line.
Walters brought home the winning
run with a long fly
The Pittsburgh Pirates scor-
ed all their runs In the first
two innings and then hung on
to defeat the Philadelphia
Phillie~. as.
A is hit assault on fiy.
pitchers brought the Cubs
home In front of the Boston
Braves. 1872.
The New York Ysnks continued
to run away from the rest Of the
American league with a 4-3 victory
over the Cleveland Indians that ran
the Bronx sluggers lead To eight
games and their victory string 10
four straight and IS wins out OF
their last Al.
JOE DOUBLES
A walk TO Johnny sturm. Red
Rolfe's sacrifice and Joe DiMag-
gio's double scored the winning
run IN the fourth and gave Bobby
Teller his fifth defeat of the sea-
son. Feller. trying for his goth
win, allowed seven hits but issued
six bases on balls. Alley Donald
held the Tribe to six safeties.
famed seven and walked five.
The Boston Red sos, their
ights set on second place.
belted the Chicago White sos,
81, 10 move within six game.
Of replacing the Indians. Ted
Williams, back In the lineup
for the first time since july ".
Jimmy FoXN and Jim Tabor
homered 10 account for all
but one Of the Boston runs.
Dick Newsome held tn. White
son 10 III bsows for his 18th
victory.
Mickey Vernon. Washington first
oaseman, slammed out three sin
giles in three trips 10 pace the
Senators TO a 50 triumph over the
Detroit Tigers.
The Philadelphia Athletics made
hVe OF their eight hits good for
four runs In the second inning and
cossted to a ~ conquest Of the
81. Louis Browns behind Jack
Knots five-hit pitching
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Gig Harbor Salmon

Ira schoemaker Of Mason City.
Ia. went King salmon fishing
few days ago Of Gig Harbor.
He was accompanied by Chuck
and Bill Mclean
Five mighty kings were
brought In. They weighed like
this. 26i1 pounds two Is
FOUNDERS one ll-Pounder
-. and one a six-poundsr.
A photo 81 the catch vas sent
10 this corner. but u Vas too
small and gray 10 reprOdues
suecssSfully
Haven't you a better photo,
nlll or Chuck
Hope the tall corn guy got the
big one and gets more ~
them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24

Runs Responsible f1f Fipp~u i
ssnts ! stFask G1lt ~ ffppsn nssts
: bass 90 balls Fipnsn : nssAa ,
$50 hsss hiis sbissfl bsssk s.sfsi
Dunn luns bstsd olast 49,
Fhflsian White dudsi fsfseii
q gaiBls psiFs Fernandez flaNss4l pain.
psgs9s tsoif LtIHs Diiss.nFga f.tfiss :
Dunn fiuss i lssslss afHntfss ID :
yards ard F1ssH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
. LEAGUE
LEADERS

pNazsIo. Yankees Il Johnson. Ath-
istIes Is YORK Tigers le Williams.
Rec Sox. rs OFT. 0iants = Nichoi-
sou Cubs Is
Runs. DiMaggio. YANKEES - d.
Magglo Red SoX 3 WnaamS rec
So "a Rolfs. YANKEES. Is Moore
Cardinals. 90
Runs Matted In. DiNassio YANKEES.
a. Keller YANKEES -. YORK uEerr
- Nicholson, Cubs, 50. NlliiAnns'
Red Sok e.
HIT. DiNaggio Yankees lsh
Travis senators i21 Heath. indians.
i2i. cfamer. senators III. slaushtef'
Cardinals III.
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expect excellent fishing this
week
Trout fishing. too. has slowed.
Small catches have esen made
In the mornings before noon.
bat nothing 10 hrag about
three or four fish. or Crab
point IL the favored spot
Favor Soldiers
Military service men assigned
20 Oregon may esiais re~ldeet
fishing or hons,aE ne~rse. after
ala menth's residence In The
state. tire oreEa. game commits
sion reported today.
ren-ds,. resident iic~a.es
NAV he had hs men on fosi.ash
er nv newcomers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24

Yossr Postmaster esn tell you
NV 20 invest IN Z. D. Defense
Eozdk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
A Boys Fish

A Boys Fish
a game fish that fits into the
scheme OF boytsh things Is the
hluegill.
Folks In this section call them
sunfish. which they are not
Anyway. the hluegill is a fish
that is easy 10 catch.
lie seems TO be forever hun
gry. Is fearless and vii bite in
shallow water with the angler
standing only feet away
Thus. he il the perfect fish
for the little ones 10 pursue and
he - easy 10 basket
one little tyke Sunday had his
thrill Of thrills with this fine
pan fish.
Would Judge the boy was no
more than SIX. Had his own
rod. reel and line. His own oas-
ket
Caught ~ bluegills. put them
In his basket and then went from
adult To adult showing his catch.
No person ever took game
fish from game waters who knew
a greater thrill, pride.
Why. you could see u In his
eyes, hi. smile, his very carriage.
None Of the adults robbed him
Of his thrill by casting wrong
words.
on the other hand. they
praised him. seriously battered
him. which impressed him.
A slight touch Of ridicule by
oldsters might have hurt the lit
tie boy.
But he was made 10 feel Inn
portant and viii carry that
impression. that accomplishment
and thrill through life.
Also. he has been Initiated.
He has become a confirmed an
gler. There Ia no cleaner recre-
alton than fishing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24

Salmon fishing mas slowed up
In Point waters
Flood tides are prevalent, and
that IL never good
The ln-tids IN midday has
been producing some nice fan,
but morning and night ar. GER
tainiy not encouraging
Today the good in-tids will
nsn from 10 10 until o 90 o'clock.
Frank HArtinE bosthouss D1ss
At the Point. says Re does not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24

Your Postmaster can tell YOU
how to invest In L. 5. Defense
Bonds.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

|. No podia cOnciliar ell sueho
la infeliz.
A cada instante tendia ell OF.
do creyendo escuchar pasos fe-
limos que Sc acercaban.
Quiza iban a venir de I'm
momentO a otrO por ella, a ARE
batarla de aqui, a conducirla a
supiera Dios que lugar de supIi-
clio, y a someterla a las mismas
torturas que mataron a la infe-
liz francesa.
La desdichada sufria como
una loca.
Al fin, una lfvida claridad de
amanecer comenz6 a rasgar e.
CRYSTAL del cielo que Sc veia a ira
YES del wentanal.
Venia la aurora!
Maria de la Cruz, por dis
traer y calmar un tanto su ner-
vlosldad, Sc puso en- pie.
Sc acerc6 a Ia ventana y que.
spoyada en- 81 alfeizar, co.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

cortejo bestial.
ESta vez venian Lin-Clen J
LILO al frente de el.
DetraS seguia un cQmpacto
grupo de guardias y varias fl,
las de verdugos.
La'capitana y su favorito Sc
acercaron al sitio donde seguian
Maria de ia Cruz y Ia inglesa.
FL cortejo sc abri6, como un
abanico que extendiera sus va
rillaS, y los ojos de Maria de la
Cruz Y de Mistress Flihxch Sc
agrandaron con un loco terror.
iAh, 10 espantoso!...
iAh, 10 eSpeluznante!... L..
iAh, Ia tragedia sin nombrel
Shing-Pei, la criada o5esa chi
ma, traia una bandeja colossal,
de orc macizo, Y sobre ella apa-
recia la cabeza de Madame Lu-
leau, de la infeliz que habia pre-
per 10 visto, perder la vi
la a perder el honor.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
ALABAMA DERROTO A LOS
HURRICANES

Miami, Nov. 29.-El team de
futbol de Alabama venci6 aver
a los Hurricanes de Miami con
anotaci6n de 81 puntos por Z.
Alabama no esperaba encon-
trar tan fuerte resistencia.
Presenciaron la batalla "a,
644 pesonas. Miami hizo I'm es-
fuerzo para anotar de nuevo, en-
81 cuarto periodic, pero lie fraca-
SO.
Alabama hiDo sus puntos en-
las tres primeras etapas. Miami
hizo los suyos en- la primera.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

tor, hara una vista a Jackson
Vile, saliendo directamente des-
de su casa de Buffalo.
Los Gigantes anuncian que
haran el viaje hasta ell sur, sa-
liendo de aquf mahana, ell pre-
sidente Leo j. Bondy, Billy Te-
rry Sc agregara a ellos, embar-
cando directamente desde Mem
phis.
Para ell lunes tiene anuncia-
da su partida ell presidente de
la Liga Nacional, F. C. Prick.
Terry, seg1n los bien entera-
dos, continuar en- la direction
de los Gigantes, en- 1912, con
Ell sueldo que recibiera en- los a.
nos anteriGres, $42,500
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
DEPORTES
Sc LIE OTORGO A BRUCE
SMITH Ell TROFEO HE'S
MAN

New York, Nov. 29.-Los es.
critores deportivos y los anun
ciadores de partidos de futbol,
por Ia radio, concedieron aver a
Bruce Smith, captain y 'qhalf :
back" de los "gophers" de Min
nesota, ell trofeo Heisman.
Smith recibi6 554 votOs, otor-
gandose 81 segundo lugar a An
gelo Bertelli, de Notre Dame.
con 345. frankie Albert, de
Stanford, finaliz6 en- tercer lu-
gar, Y frankie Sinkwich, de
Geogia, el cuarto.
La ;entrega del trofeo Sc lie ha-
"a a Smith ell dia 8 de diciem-
bre. Tom Harmon, de Michigan,
conquist6 ell de 1910 y Ell de
1889 Sc otorg6 a Nile Kinnick,
de Iowa.
Quedaron despues del cuarto
lugar, Bill Dudley, de Virginia
Endicott Beabody, de Harvard
Edgar Jones, de Pittsburgh
Robert Westfall, de Michigan
Steve Lach, de Duke, y Jack
Grain, de Texas.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

Saldran hoy de New fork los
representatives de los Yankees y Dodgers
La convention de Jacksonville no comenzara
hasta Ell microbes

New York, Nov. 29.-Aunque
la convention de las ligas memo
res, en- Jacksonville, Florida, no
empezara hasta ell microbes,
hoy saldran de aquf los repre-
sentantes de los Dodgers de
Brooklyn y los Yankees. Larry
MacPhail va al presente de la
delegation de su novena y lie a.
compaian Ell director Leo Du-
rrocher, ell coach Chuck Dress
en-, ell secretario John d.
aid Y ell jefe de eXploradores,
Ted McGrew. En- el canine Sc
ran recogidos varios directories
y eXploradores de los Clubs"
memories que Sc uneven dentrc
de Ia hrbita de los Dodgers.
Dfcese que MacPhail y Duro-
cher no han llegado todavfa a
un acuerdo sObre ell sueldo de
este; pero los dos insisten en-
que la question del contrato no
les quite ell sueho,
Ed Barrow, Ell presidente de
los Yankees, no ira al sur pero
mandara una escogida delega-
ci6n, comandada por George
Weiss. Joe Mccarthy, Ell direc-
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
iNo habia nadie aqui!

mo habia nadie aqui!
Entonces, un suSpiro de ali.
vic Sc escape del pecho de Ia
martir.
Estaba acostumbrada a es-
tas pauSas en- su dolor, a estos
altos en- Ell martirio a que la So
metian sus verdugos.
Ell recuerdo de 10 ocurrido no.
ras antes, la estremeci6.
iPobre Madame Lueau!
Tan buena!
iTan dulce!
Tan abnegada Y fuerte en- la
adverSidad
Maria cerr6 los ojos poruue
la hOrrorizaba ell recordar los
detalles del eSpantoso crimen.
Ccmprendi6 que sus verdi.
gos" deSpues de perder ella el
conocimiento, la habrian trasla
dido haSta aqui.
I'm pensamiento la estremeci6
adn mas.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
SHERRY DERROTO A ROY


Sarasota, Nov. 29.-Un lu.
chador que reclama para 81 e
titulo de campe6n, Jack Sherry
venci6 en- esta ciudad, anoche
a Roy Reynolds, de Reno, Neva-
da.
La Legion Americana anun-
clio durante ell programa que
'todas las semanas ofrecera en-
c~uentros entire luchadores de re-
nombre.
John Tragis, un griego de
238 libras, venci6 facilmente a
a Chris Belkas, y Al Sidd hizo
tablas, en- 80 minutes, con Ha-
rry Thrower.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
A ratios rezaba.

n IdlOS I6ZaDa.
A ratios sentia impulses d.
gritar, deseos de quitarse ella
misma la vida.
Isl, quiza iba a ser preferable
matarSe, dearse morir de ham.
bre, antes que aceptar ell supli.
clio y los horrores a que la some.
terrain en- adelante, a que la Sc
guirian sometiendo hasta asesi-
narla como a la francesa!
! paSaban las horas. de la no
che horrible, dc la noche triste.
i~nterminable, impregnada de
Silencio, de eSpectros dulces del
pasado, de espectros espantosos
del presente de Maria.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

La decision fue unAnime, e
mttiendo gus votes dos jueces y
el arbitro Cavanaugh.
Ell dltimo asalto, en- el cual lie
.v6 Zale la ofensiva, incline la
Jalanza de su parte.
La victoria de Tony pone fin
ala controversial, en- este catego-
ria, entire la Comisi6n Atletica
del estado de New York y la A
5ociaci6n Nacional de BOxe.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
NUEVO PARA
LOS ATLETICOS

Toronto, Canada, Nov. 29.-
Ell club Toronto, de la Liga In
ternacional, anunci6 hoy la ad-
quisisi6n de Fred Chapman, IS
de los Atleticos, en- Gambia por
Walter Klimezak, un catcher de
rs amos, que en- 1887 jugaba de
la Universidad de Yale,
Chapman iugo con ell Toron-
to en- dos temporadas, sujeto a
una opci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

Evans, Wilson, WhiSlow, seip,
E. ]. White, Mazur, Hill y J.
Hatch.
Mazur es Ia "estrella" de los
cadetes.
Jugaran por la marina: Frou
de, Flathmann, Vitucci Donald
son, Knox, Chewing, Wang
ard, Harrell, Rusik, Woods y Ca
mer0n.
Sc empezara a "combatir" a
la / 80 de la tarde.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
HOY Sc EFECTUARA Ell
TRADITIONAL PARTIDO Ell
EJERCITO Y LA MARINA

Philadelphia, Nov. 29.-Hoy
sc efectuara aqui FL TRADITIONAL
partido annual de futb6l entire
los cadetes y los futures oficia-
les de la marina de guerra. Es-
perase una concurrencia de 100,
600 personas.
Los peritos eStiman que la
marina posee mayores probabi-
lidades de victoria.
Componen ell once del "ejerci-
to-: Farrell, R.. White, Murphy,
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
TONY ZALE DERROTO
A GEORGE ABRAMS

New York, nov. 29.-Tony
Zale cay6 a Ia Iona en- elprimer
asalto, derribado por Georgia
Abrams, pero Sc levant6 y supo
conquistar la corona mundial
del peso mediano.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
Maria y la inglesa perdieron
Ell conocimiento

"
Cuando laSmujer de Pedro dc
Nunez abri6 los ojos, Sc encor
tro otra vez en- ell aposento q. lie
servia de Slcoba desde hacfa
mas de dos amos.
Era la famosa saliAa que va
deScribimos anteriormente a
nuestros lectores, soberbiamen-
te alhajada a la moda china del
imperio.
I'm ventanal Sc abria en- un
muro, provisto de gruesos barro
ties.
La infeliz madre de Celia vic
su estancia sumida en- una dis
creta penumbra en- que la de-
jaba un vel6n de dos brazos en-
Presed dido.
iNadiel
Miro en- torno.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

-iQN6 habra sido de la pobre
Mistress Fihxch?-se dijo-.
La habran matado tambien D..
Y, en- csc case, ies que piensan
matarme a mi de la misma ma
nera?
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
r DE LOS A
MES DE JEFFERSON

Ell institute Ponce de Leon.
de Coral Gables, Miami, derrott
aver a los Dragones de Jeffer-
SON de esta ciudad, con anota-
ci6n de Is puntOs por o.
All Hugelet, de dos vencedo-
res, hizo una carrera de 80 var
das.
Los muchachos de Tampa, Sc
gin las n~oticias, no parecian ha
Narse en- buenas condiciones fl
sicas.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
CON LOS GUANTES

Mike Jacobs aguarda ell arri-
DO a New York de Buddy Baer,
Ell hermano de Make, seleccio-
nado para combatir de nuevo
con Ell campe6n Jose Luis. La
pelea Sc verificara ell dia 9 de
enero,
Jose Luis firmara SUI contrato
81 dia IL de diciembre e inicia-
"a su entrenamiento.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29
Rheumatic Happy;
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La gaceta., 1941-11-29

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
% de negocios a un joven active
y honesto, en- cambio por traba-
10. Dirijase a 91412 Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

-iNo!-tuvo aGn el valor J
heroismp de contestar Madame
Entonces sucedi6 10 horrible
Lin-Chen, bajando de su tro.
no, colerico, estremecido por u,
ma furia que lie inyectaba los o.
jos en- sangre, Sc acerc6 a la me-
sa de marmol donde yacia la
francesa, mand6 que la desata-
ran, la arrastr6 el mismo, ayu-
dado por variOs Servidores. has
ia una estancia contigua, y alli
debi6 sucumbir la virtud de la
heroina, entire una orgia de las
civia y de sangre....
o.
I'm cuarto de hora despues,
cesaron los gritos de la infeliz,
que debia haber perdido el CO.
nocimiento.
Y, de prontoQ iilooOh!!!~..
La puerta de la eStancia veci-
IA Sc abri6, y volvi6 a surgir ell
La gaceta., 1941-11-29

Joey Raymond, ell joven pGgil
tampenO, peleara ell lunes, zen
Sarasota, con Tommy Gispert,
de Brooklyn,
Raymond eS I'm favorito en- la
bella ciudad.