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Evening star., 1941-05-18
Makes Triple Crown
Appear Cineh for.
Wright Horse
Robert Morris Gritty
Second; Porter's Cop
Runs Poor Third
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

ASSOClhLSu cco SpoAtS F'AAtCA'
NEW YORK, May 17.-Flashy
King Cole won the historic Withers
Mile at Belmont Park today, and
there was a horse-laugh from
Whirlaway's barn.
For, in spite of an easy four-length
victory in this annual classic for
3-year-olds, neither Ogden Phipps'
handsome standard-bearer nor the
eight others who chashed him home
showed anything to worry "Whirly"
in his campaign for the triple crown,
which reaches its climax in the Bel
mont Stakes June 7.
You might say that Whirlaway,
flying winner of the Kentucky
Derby and Preakness this spring,
let King Cole pick up this jackpot,
worth 1900 to the winner. For
Trainer Ben Jones and Owner War
rem Wright let him have the day OH
and gave the rest of the 3-year-old
pack a crack at the big money. Only
Whirly and Our Boots, among the
ranking 3-year-olds, were missing.
A Breeze All the Way.
From end to end it was just a
breeze for King Cole. The public
address, system called King Cole by
three" and King Cole by five" and
king Cole by four" as he passed
each pole and the crowd of 1858.
second largest of the New York sea-
son, just yelled back the cry OF the
favorite. The big son OF Phara-
mond II was backed down to $3.50
for So in the mutuels, and won Ike
a 1-to-1o shot.
Robert Morris, early spring SEN
sation of the New York season,
owned by J. Fred Byers OF Pitts
burgh. finished gamely to wind up
second, five lengths to the good
over Portsr's Cap, the hope OF
Charley lucky Howard of Cali
fornia. which made his move at the
quarter pole. The others just trailed
them home, with Mrs. Payne Whit
ney's Monday Lunch a good-clos-
ing fourth, followed in order by Hal
Price Headley's Alaking, Robert
Kleberg's Dispose, Samuel D. RID
dies War Relic, Mrs. Isabel Dodge
Sloane's Mettlesome, and, dead last.
Crispin Oglebay's Ocean Blue, which
gave King Cole fight OF 1t for a
quarter of mile and then just
"chucked it"
Second Victory for Phipps.
1--WE could have won by a hum
dred wards" Jockey Johnny Gilbert
explained later in telling OF the
victory. "He was that good"
In giving Phipps his second With
ers winner and Trainer Sunny jim
Fitzsimmons his third, "the king"
covered the mile in the fail. time
of 1885 on a track considered fast
in spite Of a morning rain. The
first triumph scored by both Phipps
and Sunny Jim in this annual
classic was with White Cockade
In 1886. Mr.. Fitz also saddled
Johnstown for William Woodward
to win two years ago.
BY his victory King Cole, which
won the Paumonok Handicap earlier
this season, boosted his 3-year-old
earnings to $4,000 and his take"
for his 2-year career to $66,750
which can't be too hard on Phipps,
who picked him up for $500 at the
Saratoga yearling sales two years
ago.
The crowd poured more than
million and a half dollars into the
mutuel machines on the eight
race card. The Withers, alone, drew
a handle of s272,061, biggest single
race betting of the season and
within $4,000 of the local record.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Suffolk Downs Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST .RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
MiIinds 1si4 fH siITsis15 TAsEins0nj 1886 sso $50
Bonnie Buzz &c. Charlton) 2o.s0
me Fse Sas kndy kasfy csn Ae basei see
Jacket. Easterner. Jane Vito, Miss Mogul.
SECOND RAcE-purse, $1,000: claim
cosse Cos tyssIoas w. Taslor, sas up SO zoo $40
Marching Feet IN. Packer) 1880 500
somali It: Nay 4.so
Also ran @stalasmite. Blackmail. Victory
Mf5sh psfy sexs. sess. Is3a aG stTidsn s4 s0 Rhna
TaIEI ui.! RAoEwpurse' Az ;I. $1,000; claiming
chaImeste vlaaS ahn 5p 1snso 1880 1910
Peanut Lady Packer 4.2O 3.20
Sun Kincsen lCharlton) 4.20
Also ranSFlyins ole., Aarry's Dream,
Inactive, Miss Penny; Altadsna. Miss
Sangamon and Voilee II.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ingi 4-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 20
Maecaro tcorteletty) $3.50 1920 ZOO
Wanna Hygro (De Lucia ZOO $50
Tinder Gal (oros) $50
Also ranNDon Pecos. Miss Gallant,
Noodles. Decatur and City Judge.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, S1,50e; handicap:
3-year-olds and up; ! mile.
Johnnie j. lCharlton) 500 $50 $50
The Rage (Snyder) TOO $50
Boiled Shirt (Vina) $50
Also ran~Harp Weaver, Lone Pass,
Robespierre and Old Joe
SIXTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claiming:
3~year -olds ana Up; 6 furlongs.
Donna Leona (Briggs) 1880 $50 $50
Time o. War May 7.20 $50
Charitable (Atkinson) TAO
Time. 1:11S.
Also ran-Eouistone Skin Deep, Quizzle,
Bright Trace and Cape Cod.
SEVENTH RAcE-Plyr,outh Rock Handi-
cap; purse, $1,000 added; s-year-oids and
. Liberty France tTay'r) 1920 $50 $50
Liberty Flisht May 4.60 $40
Air Brigade tSchmid) $40
Time, 1:117s.
Also ran-a Doubt Not Sassy Lady,
Rough Pass, Sweet Willow, Ramases AID
Mrs. T. Christopher and J. o. Grafton
entry.
EIGHTH EAcEPurse, s1.1OO; claim
sssshsnse sSSs sSs tRs1Ssr ERs!sSss $40 4SS toS ssco
Panorascope lAIlgaier) $40
Also ran-Purceiiville, euntims, Here
Again and williamstown.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Capital Shrine Teams
Bowling in Orders
Baltimore Meet

A bowling tournament proposed
by the late George L. Isemann, who
was executive secretary of the Ma
tional Duckpin Bowling Congress
for Is years until his death a year
ago. will become a reality today
when the first Shriners' tournament
Is staged over the King Pin drives
in Baltimore.
More than 80 teams from the Dis
trict, Maryland, Virginia and near
by States are expected to compete.
Four teams representing the local
Almas Temple League have en-
tered.
Arville Ebersole, recently elected
for his second term as executive
secretary of the N. D. B. c., will
direct the event, which is likely to
be rolled here next year.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Churchill Downs Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purss, $500; claiming:
3-year-olds and up: Ga furlongs.
RSIisnnf RSIssT. N.paS sHishtSh9t k9 so 9ss9o 4so
Black Arrow (Parise) $40
Time. l.2055.
Also ran-Dutch Dame. Moreva. Ran
dom, Roamins Again, Marie Olympia. Fyl-
fot. Kenneth K, Rusty Gold and Teper-
Field.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
The The Dancer Te Bisnc5 4ts $3.50 1920 1920
Athens Maid Ccruikshank 1910
Also 6e' ranWf Polly Pauline. 1.-Two Roses.
q Say Nomore. Sunny Heels. Tripod Star
Dance, Noble Saxon, K. Albert and Primes
finished FIRST. but disqualified.
weights: maiosns: and year oids: s
searcy mills, 23.40 $50 500
Kentown tCrsigl 10.40 $50
FLYING Count KING 440
Also S1si ram f Agracela, Black Flame. lisa
Go Nsnss Psrbst, wss-Tex a oanses, our
Jane Grier's Star. a Jezebel II and Bid Up.
sSS;.lEa Widener entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: special
WEIGHTS maidens; 2-year-olds; 5 turlonss.
Alohort .Montgomery) 4.60 400 $50
Aridisical (Kingl $50 800
Long Hope CWilliams) ESQ
Aiso iae' ranWLittle Red Fox. Ma. H.. Sun
Risk. Valdina Blue, Advising Irene ana
Gay Nash.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; handicap;
3-year-olds and UP; furlongs.
Ny Bill tBorton) $50 $50 24n
Topic lKing) 400 24n
Sky Ball tMeloche) $50
Also ran@True Star. Bill Farnsvorth
SIXTH RACE-Kentucky Oaks: purse
$4,000 adCed: 3-year-olds; / u miles
Valdina Myth king $50 300 $50
Silvestra tMcCombsl 2.40 eco
Also Tan-Fee Dor. . Rose Tint and
Onemore.
SEVENTH ,RACE--Purse. 81 600; claim
Aljack (Cruickshank eco 400 800
Jack Twink (George) $40 ESQ
orIPtiiian Until. ISalVert ,Ss $50
Also ran-Rose Anita, Wise Dean and
Fairly Fly.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse ST 600; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; l /. miles
Fancy That tHightshoe) 14.40 $50 $40
Mistueky Dyer $40 500
Catalonia Jones) 1850
Also ran-Midas, Three Cfovers. Z orits,
Crucibenna. Endymion, Star Bud, Dian
and PanIab.
fField
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for a Fost Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-WELSH l

this year copped three races at
Havana. The veteran may be
able to score with ease. RENO
LEE won his last start and is as
good as that showing. PANDOR-
AMINT is improving and is a
threat,
Evening star., 1941-05-18
SIXTH RACE-WELSH LAD,
GROUCHER'S BOY, ami

WELSH LAD won his first at.
this strip in the easiest possible
manner and has raced consist
emily at Havana. Let's call him
the best bet of the afternoon.
GROUCHER'S BOY is at tops
and is a keen threat. ANNIKIN
just missed at Havre de Grace.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
SEVENTH RACE-TYR, MYS-
TIC MAN. CHALOTAJJR

TYR has been showing good
form all spring and should be
able to master the opposition he
is asked to match strides with
here. MYSTIC MAN lost his last
by the scantiest of margins and
is a threat. CHALOTAUR Is re-
ported working we'll.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
.VaIdina Myth Snares
Closing Feature al
Churchill Downs
Fovored SyIvestro Runs
Second; Third Coin to
Mystery Marvel
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May l7.-Em-
erson F. Woodward's Valdina Myth
romped home a neat winner today
in the $5,000-added Kentucky Oaks,
star attraction on the Churchill
Downs closing program.
A crowd of $4,000 watched VAL
dina Myth, ridden by George King,
outgallop Woolford Farms mutuel-
favored Silvestra and Mrs. c.. C.
Whites Mystery Marvel to capture
the 67th renewal of the strictly-for-
3-year- old -fillies event.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
NINTH RACE-SCHLEY AL
BUFFOON. QUESTRE.

SCHLEY AL has been right
there in all recent tests and if
the substitute is pressed into
service should prove the victor.
BUFFOON and QUESTRE ap-
pear the best of the others.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Tokomu Juniors Aheud

With Charles Kiesgen tanning IS
and allowing only three hits, Ia
koma Park Junior High diamonders
defeated Montgomery Hills, 8-6, in
a baseball game yesterday at Ia
koma Elementary School field.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
FOURTH RACE - SARANITE,
WINDSOR CHIEF, FLAG
ETTA

SARANITE is the class of this
race, but is on the eligible list
and may not get to the post.
Should win if she starts. WIND
SOR CHIEF was right there in
his first try of the meeting.
FLAGETTA may be tough Gus
toner to turn back.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Belmont Park Results
BY the Associated Press.


FIRST RAcE-Purse. sl,5oO: allow.
about 2 miles.
sroadsids King IRoby1, 500 80
Also %e rsnSfhe si Beak. La Touche and
Yamasee.
SECOND RAcE-,Purse. $500: claim
esends askes and up sso 4so
plcty Step tMaddenl 11.40 500
Kins Phsramond lStou0 $40
Also ran-classic Beauty, Ken's Pop.
fAllHmsr; Treadon. React and Pat m Mike
Daily Double paid s25.eO)
ances: a-yesr-oids: 5 furlonss
Msa NGmDi5s HGms insD.fs ,GTa0 $50 assSS ssS saS
Mersa Matruh tMeade) 500
Also rsn~auick Conquest, Court Man
Aers and Cherry cobbler.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse S1,5OO special
weights; maidens: 3-year-olds and up: 1
Yankee Chance lJames) $50 45o $40
Best % Seller S@smith) Smith I.7o $50
G.SU
Time, 1898.
Also ran-Boy Larkmead, Battle Star.
3stwixt, Count DArsent. Pittsburgh and
Albertsun.
weiEhts: maidens; 3-year -olds and UP;
chaldar CMccrearyl $50 5st $50
Afshanistan (Madden) $50 400
Bun Galomar (Gilbert $50
lime avg nj. r,x NJ
Abeas Town somsSo1 Mountain Ms a Rsnse
and Big Risk
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000 added:
withers Stakes; 3-year-olds; mile.
King Cole (GilberD 800 800 $50
Robert Morris IJames) $50 40
Porters Cap (Haas) $50
Also ran-Alaking, Ocean Blue Dispose.
Mettlesome, Monday Lunch and War Relic.
GRADE Handicap; s-year ar -ofds and Up up;
Play House tMccreary) 1920 900 42o
Vintage Port CRobertson) 800 3-2Q
Call to Colors (Arcaro) 2.7o
Also ran@Ned Lover, Abrasion, Victory
Morn and City Talk.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, S1.500: claim
b. s.na1 ayfsn1elds ss.t ssa ae up 1sSd $50
Bright Rebel Hanford) $50 $50
Meadow Morn tMadden) $50
Time. 1885,
Also rsn~Fieet Admiral Wedding Morn
and Rex Flas.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Vienna Cords Whip Blues

With Burton tanning 13 batters,
the Vienna Cardinals defeated the
Lorton Blues, e.6, yesterday on the
Eefornatory diamond.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
EIGHTH RACE-TWO ACES,
FER N b r KE, META

TWO ACES trailed at Havre,
but since shifting to this point
has worked as If fit and ready for
a flrst-rate performance. FERN
BRAKE threatens when matched
against this sort. META WOOD
was second the other after
noon and has to be considered.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
THIRD RACE WEN UT,
SMART LAD, GRAND

WENUIT took third honors in
her first 1941 outing and has as
good a chance as anything else
in this wide-open affair. SMART
LAD was fairly consistent last
year and is working well.
GRAND LUCK could be along in
time to share the purse.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
FIRST RACE-PRISoN SHIP.
TERRY MAY, HEROD'S
PLATE

PRISON SHIP turned in
corking effort to take third hon.
ors in his debut and natural i'm
provement is expected. TERRY
MAY was second in her only try
and rates close up. HEROD'S
PLATE may be hard to defeat.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
NINTH (SUB) RACE-Purse, S4o0:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; about Z

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and heavy.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

FIFTH RACE-CLOCKS, REM
OLEE, PANDORAMINT.
CLOCKS won his first start
Evening star., 1941-05-18
SECOND RACE-LULA KHAY-
YAM, MISS HILDUR, ROW

YAM, MISS HILDUR, ROy-
ING EYE.
LULA KHAYYAM has shown
improvement in every one of her
l941 starts and appears to have
been raced into winning condi-
ton. MISS HILDUR is as good
as ner last try at this oval in
dicates. ROWING EYE has speed
and could be third.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

THIRD RACE-Purse. S1,500: allow
ances; 2-year-olds: furlongs.
Romping Home Gray $50 4.40 800
Miss O. Iindberg) $50 $40
Nersa Matruh tMeade) 500
Time, 0:594s.
Also .ran-Quick Conquest Court Man
Aers and Cherry Cobbler.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Lincoln Fields Entries
For Tomorrow

BY the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; h.ndican

3-year-olds and up
xBroomoria (Driscc
Holman (Duffordl
Welsh Lad (Vessell
xMaebeau (Acosta) }
Groucher's Boy &C.
Annikin lRootl
Evening star., 1941-05-18
FOURTH RACE-Purse, S4O0: claiming:
-year r-nlds and LIN: ahnut z furlnnrs
BY the Associated Press.

FHlh hACEf
4-year-olds 4 and up:
Solar Ray Vesselli)
jungle Moon tW. K
xRemolee tBletzackl
Pimlico Lady (PaluI
xClocks (Acosta)
Pandoramint (Habel
BaroEraph (Kelly)
Ann Groucher (W.
xNavigation (ClasRe
La gaceta., 1941-05-02

petaban Ell dolor que habia lie
nado de lagrimas los ojos de sus
amigos.
Los criados indigenas, DIESEL
fondo del jardincillo que rodes-
ba la casa o a traves de los vi
drios del pequeho hall o del CO.
medor. miraban tambien con
gran curiosidad la escena.
AL fin, Maria de las Moves,
mas valerosa, reaccion6 la pri.
mera:
II amos, Pedro vamos, Mi
guell L.. iva hablaremos luegOl
lCuando sepas 10 dispuestos que
venimos a hacerte feliz, primo
queridol... ~ ahora, dejanos
que te preSentemos a estos ami
gos, a estos compatriotasl
Miguel sonri6 tenuemente,
presentando:
Dionisio Hidalgo, un anti
quo compahero milo en- varias
eu1baiSdas, y Su muier, Ssgrs-
La gaceta., 1941-05-02

rio Cebrian, que vive hace mu-
chos amos en- Toxic, donde sus
padres tienen comercio! Ell a.
migo Hidalgo es marino, y esta
agregado a nuestra embajada
en- el Jap6nl
Pedro estrech6 la mano de los
dos esposos con efusi6n, dicien-
do, todavia emocionado:
-Perdonen ustedes que les
haya hecho este r~ecibimiento
tan POGO cortes L..
II Quite listed, por DiOsl-
repuso Dionisio-; iva sabe.
mos 10 que es Ia familial AIDE
mas, tantos amos sin verse uste-
des...
-lY con las razones que hay
para que esten ustedes emocio-
nados l-ahadi6 Sagrario.
Entraron en- Ia casa, precedi-
dos de Pedro de NGhez.
Los criados indigenas, sabien
do las costuinbres de 81 senior.
La gaceta., 1941-05-02
buSD Neat WHY
lydia {. Pinkaam's
Vegetable Compound Is
Real"M Oman's Friend!

las obras; y por ESQ, aqui, TODD
SO hace por electricidad, TODD es
electrico: la cocina, los ventila-
dores, las plandhas, la luz, 81
calor, los timbres..,
Despues del desayuno, Dioni-
sio y Sagrario, discretamente,
rogaron a sus amigos que les
permitieran salir a visitar el
Ell pueblo, hasta la bora de al
morZar.
Maria de las Moves cambi6
una mirada de inteligencia con
su primo y con su esposo.
Pedro de NGhez guerra que
salieran tOdOs; pero ante la in
s!stencia de los recien casados,
acabose por convenir que visi-
tartan las Obras y los alrededo-
res del peblecito en- Ell auto del
mgenierc, mientras este v sus
primes permanecian en- casa. en-
tregadOs a las Santas expansiO-
mes familSires.
La gaceta., 1941-05-02

Saseripci6n semanal: 20 G
1908 "a. Ave., YbOr City, Fla
TeESfOno Y 1872
OEPORTES
MANANA SE r Ell
DERBY DE KENTUCKY

Louisville, KY, mayo 2.-Ma
mana sabado Sc correra Ell Der
by y es probable que jockeys y
caballos tengan la pista tango
So.
Fran los favoritos Our Boots
y Porter's Cap; pero muchos he
los expertos Green que Whirl-
away dara la sorpresa.
Johnny Adams, ell conocido
Jockey, montana a Swain, en-
lugar de Johnny Gilbert. Ad-
ans ha sido la sensation de Ca.
lifornia en- los 1ltimos dos amos.
Circula ell rumor de que Don
Meade no montara a Little
Bean; pero ell dueho del caballo
asegura que NADIA sabe. 81 Dor
Meade no viene, Sc importara a
George Moore.
Els probable que once ejem-
plares participen en- la famosa
competition.
La gaceta., 1941-05-02

.habian va preparado una MESA
con blanquisimo mantel, sobrs
Ia eual habia bollos del pals,
mlel y Jarras de leche, con las
tazas javanesas, hondas y enor-
mes como platos.
De la cocina venia un grato
tufillo q cafe excelente, que Sc
mezllaba con los perfumes de
las plantas trOpicales del jardin.
Las estancias claras, limpias,
llenas de aparatos y de MEGA
nlsmos, eolmaron los asombros
de los viajeros que no podian es-
perar semejantes refinamien.
toS en- estas soledades de un pats
medic salvaje.
-ISnemos la electricidad en-
aour1ancia-eNplic6 Pedro de
Nlhez luego de mostrarles la
easita a los recien llegados-,
porQue nos la suministra con
creces varios saltOs de la monta-
ma cue utiliSa Ia oOmpaata para
La gaceta., 1941-05-02
LIGA NACIONAL

En- un desafio de once entra-
das los Rojos de Cincinnati, con
Bucky Walters de pitcher, de-
rrotaron aver a los Dodgers de
Brooklyn. Walters solo permiti6
siete hits.
Ell mismo n1mero de ~"jilotes"
lie fueron bateados a Curt Da-
Wis. La carrera decisiVa Sc hizo
con un hit de Walters estrada
hasta convertible en- tubey; una
transferencia intentional conce-
dida a Lonnie Frey y un hit de
Eddie Joost, ell tercero de la tar
de, Walter gap6, pues, con su tn
hey y anotando la carrera 81
propio desafio.
Cincinnati &c, IN, De; Broo-
klyn 1c, III, De.
La gaceta., 1941-05-02

En- cuanto estuvieron solos,
Maria de las Moves volvi6 a a.
brazar a su primo, murmuran-
do con inmensa emoci6n:
-lAh, Pedro! iQue drama l..
iC6mo es possible que Dios haya
.Checho este con nosotros?
FL ingeniero hizo un gesto de
desolaci6n.
-Nosotros no hemos sabido
NADIA hasta que recibimos tn car
ia de hace unos meses-sigui6
diciendo Miguel de Guzman-.
TIE creiamos tan dichoso, tan fe-
Qiz, rodeSdo de tn mujer y de
tn hija.,.
It va 10 veis que nol-con-
test6 Pedro como un eco doloro-
so.
@yC6mo no contestaste a
nuestra carta de hace unos a.
nos, cuando te cOmunicamoS que
nos habiamOs casadO, y Ia muer-
to del pobTS IsidovoI
La gaceta., 1941-05-02

Conn, Ell e1esMpec6 de lag 176
libra6.
Depends ell cCmbate con Billy,
sin embargo, del resultado del
match del 'idinamite1o'' con Ell
hermano de Make.
Aspiraban a lograr la fecha
de JUNO, frente a Luis, Conn,
Loa Eova, Baer y Abe Simon.
Ell director de Simon, James
Joy Johnston, vociferaba aver
y protestaba de la conducta de
Jacobs decidiendoSer pbr Conn
IN cuanto 81 mes de JUNO.
Jacobs lie ofreci6 a Simon una
pelea en- mayo, despnes la pas6
a JUNO y ahora no Sc sabe to-
davia 81 sera en- julio.
La gaceta., 1941-05-02
Billy Murray en- la
PaeG Principal

I'm programa de POGO peso
sc ofrecera esta noche en- Ben
jamin Field.
Sc lie ha dado Ell primer lugar,
Iuego de un "estudia proloDga-
do, al match de Billy Murray,
d joven de Ohio, con Buddy
Hopkins, de Texas.
A Ultima nora, sabiendo era
IN fracaso la "peleila" Thomas
LOwery, la empresa Sc decidi6
por Hopkins y Murray.
Hopkins asegura que resisti6
durante 10 asaltos a Lew Jenk-
ms, ell campe6n de las 1876 lbs.
La segunda pelea de la noche
que es de esperar no sea aburri-
da, vera en- acci6n a frankie
Thomas, ell nino predilecto de Ia
empresa, y ell Sr. Jimmy Low
cry, de Alabama. En- Ell 1ltimc
encuentro de los dos, Ell pIblicc
protest6 de una decision otorga
da a Lowery en- contra de Tho
mas, aunque la parejita di6 una
demonstration internal o POGO
menOs.
Harry Leatherman, ell rude
gladiator de Sarasota, tendra
de rival al soldado Hunt, de Or.
lando. Young Gomez Sc batirs
con Battling Nico y Baby Chi
no con Young Polio.
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FvENpEs DERRoTo
Al JULI0 R0GoN

New York mayo 2.-El cam
pe6n del peso ligero de Colom-
bia GuTTlerno Puentes, venci6
por puntos, en- presencia de A..
500 personals, a Julie Kogon, de
New Haven, Conn. Puentes pc
saba 1874 tres libras mas que
su contrario.
En- el semifinal, a seis asaltos
Mike Angieri, de Inwood, L. L.,
derrot6 por fallo de los jueces
a Freddie Lewis, de Washington
Heights.
Larry Fontana superb a Sean
Hynes, de Brooklyn, en- seis a.
saltos de rehida acci6n.
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Los Yankees descargaron II
hits y con ellos pasaron la gonna
ID veces. Pegaron los Browns
ocho hits e ihicieron cinco care
ras. Charlie Keller bate6 un jon
ron y un tribey, impulsando la
mitad de las carreras de su
"team." Joe Gordon dispar6 cua
tro hits, en- seis veces. Bill Di-
ckey y Red Rolfe ayudarOn con
tres terapeuticos cada uno. Bon
ham fue Ell lanzador de Ia victo-
ria Y Caster ell derrotado.
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La Gaceta Folletfn No. 469
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

arrugas, los ultrajes del tempo
y del dolor.
AL fin, cuando Sc rompi6 el a.
brazos de hero, oprimia carl
charon a su vez.
FL antique official, con sus
brazo, Miguel y Pedro Sc estre-
hosa y fuertemente al ingenie-
70, mientras sus ojos dulces le
envolvfan en- una Garcia profun
da.
Pedro habia cerrado los SUI
yos, en- una evocaci6n sin fin de
los sarcasmos de su suerte.
fRecordaba que ell rostro de
este hombre. Ia imagen de este
bCmbre que fpe unO de los me-
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BILLY CONN PELEARA
CON LUIS EN- JUNO

New York, mayo 2.-El en-
presario Mije Jacobs anuncio a.
yer que despues de pelear en-
Washington, D. c., a dia % de
mayo con Buddy Baer, ell cam.
peon Jose Luis no volvera q
combatir hasta ell IS de JUNO,
cuando tendra de rival a Billy
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UIGA AMERICANA

Bob Feller gan6 Ell juego de a.
yer como pitcher y ayudando de
manera poderosa como batea-
dor. Impulse ell joven lanzador
cuatro de las carreras de su no
vena, pegando un jonrron en- Ell
Fuinto inning, Y un hit. Knott
fue Ell pitcher vapuleado. Pega-
ron tres hits cada uno, por los
vencedores, Trosky y Heath.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, lie; Cleve-
land 13c, 16h, De.
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EK UACNTA

60 cuatro hits y tres cada uno
Martin, GarrhS Waugh, Baueg9.
La derrota, lie corfespondi6 al
pitcher Johnson, a quien sustitu
yeron Pearson y Bruner.
Pittsburg 15c, 2Sh, lie; Fila
DELTA &c, 5h, lie.
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INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Arribaron aver los vaporas
americanos Thomas Tracy y
Ruth y la motonave hondurena
Viola, cargada con frutas.
Zarparon en- las Gltimas 24
Loras los vapores americano8
Alamo, Mallard, Michaal Tracy
las motonaves Laguna y Mota-
qua y Ell remolcador Chipola con
la banca Manatee.
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Los Cardenales vencieron a :
yer a los Gigantes, dejandolos
sin carreras, aunque lie batearon
8 hits a Warneke.
La derrota Sc lie acredit6 al
veterano Carl Hubbell, a quien
relieve w. Brown.
San Luis sc, 8h, lie; N. York
DC, Oh, De.
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Pegaron los Piratas % hits c
hicieron Is carreras por cuenta
de los Phillies. Bauers fue ell pit
cher ganador. Alfonso Lopez
dispar6 a hits, en- seis veces al
bate, y anot6 dos carreras.
Handley, la tercera base de
los vencedores, tambien descar-
La gaceta., 1941-05-02

Vencieron las Medals Rojas
do Boston a los Tigres, en- un
desafio en- ell cual Sc pegaron S3
hits.
Veinte hits pogo la novena de
Cronin por cuenta de Tommy
Bridges, Trout y White. John
son fue ell "serpentinero' CANA
dor, r~elevandole Fleming en- Ia
etapa final.
Boston 15c, 20h, 2e; Detroit
&c, 13h, 2e.
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New York 14c, 17h, lie; San
Luis &c, 8h, lie.

lie pegaron los Medals Blan-
cas- ocho hits a Dutch Leonard
pero no pudieron anotarle. Con
sus echo hits, los Senadores en-
traron siete wees en- ell "home.
Bill OSTRICH cargo con la de-
dderota.
Washington 7c, 8h, Oe; CHI
cago DC, Oh, lie.