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La gaceta., 1942-10-22
Los Espartanos iran a saborear
la amargura de la denota
Vines llevara I'm contingente de Is

mas fuertes muchachos, pero sa
be que emprende un viaje hacia
la derrota segura, salvo I'm fe-
n6meno.
Los tres centres que lleva Mel
vim, son Jules Fante,l Bob Col
Inns y Wally Gillett.
Derribadores: Junior Thorn
ION, Glen Reed y Jack Bisphsm ;
guardas, Bin Yarbrough, joe
Littel, Aubrey Fuller, Paul Linn
y Val Dziewgue; hombres de la
rotaguardia, Ted Alexander,
Bugs Mccullough, Jim McFee,
Crosland, Paul Straub, U. G.
Mathery, Art Spoltore, Harry
Ashworth Y Fred Handbook.
Los "aviadores'', despues de
que derroten al equipo de Tam
pa, jugaran en- las semanas ST.
guientes con Georgia Pre- Flight
Rollins, Clemson, Pensacola y
Duke.
Bill Razik, que pesa 23O IL
bras Y jug6 futbol con la Uni
versidad de Cincinnati y los O.
SOS de Newark, ACADIA de ingre-
sar en- el formidable "once' de
Hobbs Adams.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

81 hippo de su llanto, murmura-
ba:
-iNo puede ser, no puede
ser !".. Este no puede ser! 70
me quiero morir! iPobres hijas
mias! Mi pobre Mafalda! Po-
bres de nosotros!
-iNo, este no puede ser, y no
sera!-dijo el marques, a su vez
recObrando toda Ia energia de su
raza, de golpe, como 81 por un
milagro, sc encontrase curado Y
bien repentinamente-; lestc
no pude ser, y no sera!
} |Dejame a mi que ms mar
, che inmediatamente a Barcelo.
ma, Pepe!-propuso la madre.
entire su llanto.
ST, mama, 81; pero 70 voy
contigo.
I'll?
Isl, 20. Els precise que entire
los dos, que entire til y 20, que
somos los que verdaderamente
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

Iran el sabado a Jacksonville,
q luchar con los "aviadores' de
la estaci6n naval, 25 "asparta.
nos," estudiantes de la Univer-
sidad de Tampa, baio ell mando
del coach Melvin Vines
Para hacer ell viaje ell nuevo
mentor" ha seleccionado nueve
"retaguardistas," cuatro "porte
rOs," Tres derribadoes, seis guar
dasy tres centres.
TOdos los peritos de Tampa Y
de Jacksonville convienen en- 81
punto de q. Sc trata de una lu-
cha desigual, por cuanto los "a
via9ores'' cuentan con "estrcllas
rrofesionales y 'estrellas" de
los principles colegios y univer
5idades del pals.
Vines ha concentrate a sus
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
LOS INDIOS ~CESANTEARON
AL ~SECRETARIO M

Cleveland, oct. 22.-Los In
dios de Cleveland anunciarOn a.
yer la cesantfa del secretariO
Lew Mumaw, encargado de los
viajes de la novena.
LIE substituira, seg1n ell presi-
dente Alva Bradley, ell admins
trador Frank Kohlbecker. En-
tire Ell secretario y Ell administra-
dor existian desavenencias.
Era Mumaw intimo amigo de-
vicepresidente C. c. Slapnicka
que renunciara ell aho pasado.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
La Gaceta Folletin No. AIT
TONIC TERCRRO
Ia MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

bian hacer luego del horroroso
descubrimiento.
Pepe y su madre politica pene
traron en- ell Gran Casino, diri-
giendose seguidamente hacia u.
no de los saloncillos del entresue
10.
Y, apenas habian cerrado la
puerta tras de ST, con el encargo
del marques a los criadOs de que
no les molestara nadie (Pepe e.
ra muy conocido aqui), cuandc
doha Angeles rompi6 en- una ca
tarata de sollozos hasta ahora
contenidos con immense esfuer-
20.
4, Y, entire sus lagrimas, entire
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

IPermitira Vicente Granell
que su novena sea atropellada
de nuevo, ell domingo?
JPor que no lie ponen los ba-
teadores cubanos Is mismos "es-
pejuelos" que usarOn ell domin-
go II?
IiNo decfan algunos de los pc
ritos locales que va Mickey Her,
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

dos "equipos" locales tienen nu-
merosos partidarios.
La batalla Sc librara en- Ell te-
reno Phillips.
Crockett Farnell y Dick Spo
to son los coaches" de los Te-
rriers. Bill Harker aleccione y
adiestra a los Dragones.
Los "expertos' pronostican
una victoria para ell HILLSIDE
rough, considerable su magni-
flea demonstration contra los
Diablos Verdes.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

ciudad ue les naraniales, los Je-
suitas tampenos.
Aver practicaron los mucha-
ohos durante dos horas y su es-
tado fisico NADIA deja que desaar.
Ell "once" de Winter Haven
lleva ell nCmbre de Diablos Azu-
les.
Bobby Fabian cargara e. ba-
ION en- la ofensiva.
Els probable que Frank Pugli-
81 pueda jugar.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

Una cosa de gran valor posee
la novena de la Unione: no Sc
"desalmidona" bajo ell ataque.
Tiene una alta moral pelote-
ril" y este ayuda siempre a los
que saben jugar y batear.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
PETICIONES DE CIUDADA.
MIA

Solicitaron aver la ciudadania
americana estas personals: Ra-
mon Nunez, Alfredo Rodriguez,
Francesca MaSSaro, Manuel Cor
te, Josefina LaRocca, Maria G.
Leto, Filippo Castellano, WIN
lam Robert TrainOr, Angie Con
dalez, Carmela Caruso, Maria
Camarata, Francisco Onerato,
Maria Antonio Savarino, Giu-
scope Guastella, Giuseppe Fon-
tie, DionisiO Jose Quir6s y An
tonina Leone.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

Jerry Jackson sera ell captain
de los Terriers en- ell partido del
.sabado.
Bob Lentz ostentara los homo
res de la capitania del Jeffer-
son. Bob sufrio q%uemaduras en-
las manos, hace pocos dias, pero
tomara parte en- eli juego.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

81 no hemos sidO NAL infor-
mados, Longval subira Ell domin
90 a la 'gomitS".
Es un buen pitcher este mu-
chacho y asi 10 ha probable en- la
serie.
Entr6 a cubrir la vacante que
dejara ell 'Torero".
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
nAndec, COMO pitcher, no pin
chaba nj cortaba'?

Granell debiera pedirle a Onis
Ia formula" de los "jonrrones"
con las bases llenas y en- Ell no.
veno inning. Dicen que hasta
el propio Manuel Sc "asust6'' al
yer que la pelota pasaba Ia GER
ca y lie permitia llegar c6moda-
mente a la gonna.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

Quiza daria mejor resultado
eliminar las vitaminas en- pill
doras y reemplazarlas con un
"aiiaco" estilO cubano, sin olvi-
dar ell "tasajito".
Alfredo ~preferia ell ~"ajiaco"
pero ell boticario de la esquina le
do una conferencia sobre las
vitaminas y lie persuade.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

los hermanos, Mafalda, todos la
rodearian de amor y de cuijados
y de ternuras...
Y ellos dos, refugia5os en- 81
campo qui6n sabe 81 en- ell miar3
rillinO de Mortola que habia pre-
senciado las primeras samanqs
de su luna de miel, volvarian a
ser dichosos con la dicha malan-
o6lica de los invalidos.
%
-~Vamos-repiti6 ahora Pc
re, animando a su madre politi-
ca.
4 Ad6nde, hijo mio?-se sor
prendio aquella.
IA Barcelona! Immediate.
mente! iQue hacemos alui va?
-Pero..- sera precise prs92-
rar el viaje, avisar en- casa.
II Vayamos a hacerlo!-diio
Pope, executive. Aqui mismo
Q en- Mia podemos informarnos
de la salida de los aeroplanos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

Ell vicio, a todos los p~eligros, a
TODD el horror del arroyo mo,
no, no.. Yo la perdono, la per-
done, sea como sea! iQue venga
a mi lado, que este junto a mi,
junto a II, junto a nosotros!
Nos Ia llevaremos al campo, la
haremoS ccmprender el horror
de su caida, de su conducta...., Y
ella misma Sc avergonzara y Sc
horrorizara bien pronto de todo
10 que ha hechol Vamos!
Las palabras. la catarata dc
palabras. habia brotado eSta vez
de Ia boca de Pope, como 81 en-
vez de Sus labios fuera su pro-
Pic coraz6n el que hablara.
Una sensation de amor evan
gdico, de perd6n cristiano, ma
naba de su pecho como una fuen
tie de miel.
Agueda Sc lie aparecia en- es-
tos instantes como una hija des
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

Los biletas d. entrada para
el partido del sabado, entire Te-
rriers y Dragones, estan a la
venta en- la botica Madison Drug
Store Y en- ell Elite Cigar Store.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

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La gaceta., 1942-10-22

Iran a Orlando las Panteras
del institute Plant.
Bobby Belle tenia aver alta
fiebre y una pierna hinchada.
Ell coach Price Leeper sufre
los efectos de un fuerte catarro.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
TIRANDO Ell BALON
Terriers D DragoneS

Promote ser muy interesan-
te ell partido del sabado entire
los Terriers de Hillsborough y
los Dragones de Jefferson Los
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

Manuel Onis hacia nGmeros
aver sobre las ganancias de la
novena vencedora en- ell campeo-
nato.
-Tengo va Ell champion" en-
81 bolsille-se lie oy6 decir.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22

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La gaceta., 1942-10-22

Jugaran ell viernes por la no.
che en- Winter Haven, la bonita
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La gaceta., 1942-10-22

Vtctoriano Manteiga, Editor
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03
Tigers Fight
for 5th Spot

BOSTON, Sept. 3 (P) -
Even the hardest Detroit Tiger
fan quit figuring today on first
division finish for his favorites,
being more concerned over their
chances of hanging on to fifth
place.
A double lacing from the Bos-
ton Red Sox yesterday, 3 to 2
and 4 to 2, had dropped Detroit
a solid five games out of the
upper bracket and down to
within game and half of
sixth place. 1t ran Detroit's los
ing streak to six straight games.
Nobody for the Tigers could
match the batting of Ted Will
liamS or the pitching of Charley
Wagner and Joe DObson, with
the result that Boston acquired
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03
Sports
Roundup


NEW YORK, Sept. 8 Fun
with a gun: j. F. McConkey,
who works in q Wichita, Kas.,
airplane factory, comes up with
a new version of trapshooting
that was made a big hit out that
way. -. He calls it "Jap-shoot-
ing" Instead of the conven-
tional clay pigeon being tossed
from q trap, guy with q bow
shoots a target consisting of a
dummy with unmistakable Jap
anese features rolled up in a
parachute. AS the Jap
glides toward the ground, the
marksman with a shotgun gets
his crack at it. The Notre
Dame football ticket office re-
ports receiving an order from
the Solomon Islands-merely a
Marine who wanted to make
sure his parents and his girl
would see some games :.
when a Richmond (Va.) softball
team was knocked off ISL the
other night, the winning mana
ger offered his condolences to
the losing pilot. ooh, that's all
right" said the loser, we've
lost to better teams"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03
Brooks Use 5Hurlers
in Curling Reds; 30
Dodser Monoser Moy Be Nervous; Gionts
Help Couse by Downing Threatening Cords

The Cleveland Indians rose
into virtual tie with the Browns
for third place in the American
League by overwhelming the
Philadelphia Athletics, 1873. The
tribe scored eight runs in the
first inning but Connie Mack
left his pitcher in-and snapped
catchers.
The Chicago White Sox whip
ped the Washington Senators, 81
and TO, making II hits in the
first game and IL in the second.
Washington contributed six err
rors to Chicago's cause in the
opener and Lou Devil, a rookie
fresh from Chattanooga, gave
the Sox four runs before he was
removed in the first inning of
the nightcap.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03

and then suffered two quick de-
feats at the hands of Hubarth
& Schott, placed four players
among the first five listed in the
honor roll of those batting over
300.
FOUR TOP 400
Albrecht's mark of .472,
highest in the city, topped list
of II players, three besides the
Bar 50 shortstop making the
400 grade. They were: Pete
Heller, Bar 50 third baseman
who hit .444; Dottie MacDon-
aid, Sears infielder, with AIT,
and Arnie Hellner, Bar 50 in
fielder with an even 400.
Bar 50 placed five players on
the list. followed by the Merch-
ants, Business Men and Cow
cred Wagon, all wit; two each.
Sears - q finalist in the Blue
playoffs - Spruce Inn, an d
Peschke all ranked but one
player.
Arnie Hellner, who made a
determined Crive to his 400
mark after starting off the sea-
son with q severe slump, had
the most official times at the
plate with IS while Helzer's 20
runs topped that department.
Hellner's ST. gging average, in
cidentally, was tops as he had
IL doubles, four triples and
three homers - 18 extra-base
hits - in % safeties. Albrecht
had three doubles, three triples
and a pair Of home runs in his
II hits. incidentally, like Les
Rick, champion Of the Red d.
vision, Albrecht played in the
minimum of gamesE12- to al
low him to retain his titles.
Albrecht, Heller, Hellner, out
fielder Leonard Brindley and
right short Ray Lorway were
the five Bar 50 players to make
the 300 list.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03
Heinrich Leaves
Yonks for Duty
in Coast Guard

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 3
(P Tommy Heinrich, 27-year-
old Few York Yankee outfield-
er, slipped the legs that helped
him cover the grassy reaches of
Yankee Stadium into a pair of
bellbottomed trousers today and
began service as specialist,
first class, in the u. S. Coast
Guard.
Feeling something like a sand
lotter braced for his first try in
the major leagues, the tanned
member of the worlds champ
ions said he hopes to buckle
down Immediately to his duties
in the coast guards physical fit
ness progam.
I'm just a rookie-a green
horn opined Heinrich. "but I
had to learn baseball just like
I'm going to have to learn this
business.
Il sure can't say I haven't any
regrets about leaving baseball
the Massilon, Ohio, big Lacquer
commented, "but | know it's
time to do my part"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03
Harry AIbrecht Repeats Batting Grown with .472
Mountainous Stort 1odoy

days mbering drills Coach Lee Hart Of
Narys this morning that football practise would
underway this afternoon weather permitting.
First the Mountaineers scheduled Oct and
the parochal limiting the first week
practise to conditioning We've got plenty of time might
all Al shape he said today
likely cutting down the number)
of INJURIES
Injuries proved definite handicap to the undermannedl
suffered heavily from grad
uaon Harris Then the sophomores|
with five
winning streak cmaxed by victory
20 boys expected today for the o'clock drill
reporting school doesn't start until
TO- number of prospective squad members still work.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03
Elbow Injury ktHps
Bob from Army FLaY

NEW HAVEN, c. nm, Sept. 3
-(P)-It turns out finally that
only a horse coulc cause such
damage to Bullet Bob Westfali
that he couldn't play football.
The rugged, ormer star
plunger at Michiga II has an ell
bow structure and is lost for the
remainder of the Sn1Qr't season to
the Eastern ALTAR ny team.
Wcstfall, who lardly knew
his way TO the be nch at Michl-
gan, said the on y incident he
could remember which might
have caused the IF; cture was
when he was thro Mr., by horse
some time back.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03

its 21st and 22nd victories in its
last rs games.
Al Benton was in sight of q
triumph in the opener with the
Tigers leading. 2 to l, when Will
liams smashed his 28th home
run to tie the score in the eighth,
In the second game Williams
doubled home three runs in the
eighth to salt the game away.
Ted got five hits in nine times
at bat for the two games.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03
SoftbaII AWar US
Ready for (hil'nps

Managers of the Hubarth
& Schott team, city softball
chan pions; Bar 90, Blue di-
vision champions nd A. &
w. Junior titlist, M ay call at
the Ionitor-Leader office to-
morrow to pick up the gold
baseballs which w. II be dis
tributed to their te Inns.
Each team is "A lowed II
awards. to be distri y uted by
the manager.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03
Top-FIight Matches Finally
Reach Stage in Net Tourney
Forrest Hills Meet
Moy Be Lost Of War;
Crowd Likes Parker
BY GAYLE TALBOT

NEW YORK, Sept. 3 -(P1-
The end of the National Tennis
Championships was family in
sight today as the five-barrelled
ent moved into its second
week and a hesitant start was
made toward playing quarter
final matches both in mems and
women's singles.
Although the attendance had
not been disappointing, every
tn ng considered - there were
an estimated 5000 in the sta
dur, last Sunday - there were
unmistakable indications h t
t ic might be the last champion
ship until after the war.
Real competition had been al
most entirely lacking up to the
quarter finals, and yesterday
the voice on the public address
system told the crowd in the
stadium that it might be wit
Messing it's last tennis at For
est Hills "for the duration"
LITTLE CONVICTION
The u. S. l.. T. A. officials,
themselves, cay otherwise: that
they will put on a champion
ship every Autumn as long as
they can buy tennis balls, but
their voices do not carry great
conviction.
Today's feature match - the
first to bring together two men
considered championship posi-
bilities say Pancho Segura,
the highly-publicized Ecuador
can, facing a real baptism of fire
from Billy Talbert of Cincin-
natl, who beat him the last time
they clashed at Southampton.
Neither player had lost set in
reaching the quarter-finals, and
they promis' to put on bat
tie for the books.
frankie arker Of Holly
wood met Seymour Greenberg
Of Chicago, the National Clay
Court champion, in the other
mems engagement, with frankie
a firm favorite on tie basis of
his brilliant play in prelimin-
airy rounds.
Parker vas seeded second in
the tournament and Greenberg
sixth. In three matches frankie
had played some of the most
cons silently fine tennis of his
long career, and if poll of
spectators were to be taken at
this point he almost surely
would be voted into the cham
pionship.
Two quarter-final trays also
were scheduled in women's sin
giles. Two seeded stars, Mar
garet Osborne of San Francisco
and Doris Hart of Miami, met
in one. In the other, Pauline
Betz of Los Angeles, second
seeded woman player, faced IS
year-old Shirley Fry of Akron,
Ohio, the surprise package of
the tournament. While Miss
Betz figured to win rather
hsndily, there was no doubt for
whom the crowd would be pull
ing. Little Shirley has been the
hit of the week.
The doubles divisions began
to show some semblance of or
der, too. All quarter final
matches in mems and women's
doubles were scheduled today,
as we'll as one quarter-final in
the mixed. All the highly
ranked combinations still were
l., the running.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03
Bar 50 Places
5 Players on
LIST ofLeaders
Hsixsr, Macdonald
and Hellner All
Top 400 Figure

Harry "Mushy" Albrecht, vet
eran star of local softball play,
ha, repeated his batting crown,
study of tn season averages
revealed today. Albrecht, who
had a $50 .e~x last season in
taking the Twilight League
crown, repeated this season in
the Blue division of that loop,
batting a .472 for Bar 50.
The tavern team, which went
u ,defeated through city COM
petition until the final playoffs
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03
STARS AND GRIPES

Here's one reason baseball
Scouts 80 nuts: The Cincinnati
Reds recently received q letter
from . Kentucky village telling
Of the feats Of local 16-year-
old who was hitting 1872 and
had belted 80 homers in IA
games. A scout was dis
patched Immediately. ;. A day
or - later he came back with q
very nd face 70 report that the
here's team averaged eight
years h age and the opposition
nine.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Boston ga, DETROIT 20.
Chicago 81, Washington 2-6
Cleveland IL, Philadelphia 3
New York So, st. Louis 20.
THURSDAYS GAMES
DETROIT at Boston.
Chicago at Washington (2).
Only games scheduled.