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gunt6 ell fabricante.

gunt6 el fabricante.
-Perdone listed. Pero me
trae un asunto de mucha grave
dad.
Ell personaje miro en- tono. Y
no viendo mas que a un criado,
que eStaba al otro extreme del
hall, dijo sinsacarse de los boil
sillos del pantal6n sus manazas
de gorilla:
va puede listed hablar.
Bien. Els que, vera listed. Es
un asunto ingrato. listed es ell
director y propietario de la casa
CineS LlulI, no es ash
para servirle.
-Muchas gracias. Y, Gno tie
ne listed aqui, entire el elenco de
sus actrices, una que Sc Hama.
que Sc hace lamar, mejor dicho
Mercedes Espaha?
Pope sc qued6 esperanto la
respuesta con inmensa ansie-
dad.
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Pope trag6 saliva.

Habia llegado ell momento dc
loroSo, ell instante humillante er
tire todos los INSTANCES, en- que
tenia que confesar que era. e.
marido de aquella mujer, y que
venia a redimirla, a salvarla, a
quitarla de aquella vida innoble
v horrible.
Sac6 su cartera, empero. con-
tenlendo un SuSpiro de hondisi-
ma amargura, y extrayendo una
tarjeta suya, la entrego a LluAl
al tempo que decia:
-iSenor va lie he dicho que
es un aSunto ingratol Ahora lie
anadir6, ademas, que es muy
triste, espantoso, pudiera decir
70 SOY el esposo de-. esa mu-
jer, que no Sc llama, mo Sc 81
listed 10 sabe!. Mercedes Espa-
ma, sino Agueda Cenci,.. la Mar
quesa del Ramo Forido!
Llull acababa de leer, en- efec-
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Zero 81 rostro del otro habia

Pero ell rostro del otro habia
cambiado de expression.
BESIDE la inmensa Serenidad
que revelaba uncs segundos an
ties, habia tornado ahora la del a
sombro y Ia sorpresa mas gran
DIES.
E inquiri6, frunciendo el ce-
no, a pesar Suyo:
Il Mercedes ESpana?... Pc
TO-. iusted no ha leido los Pc
riodicos de anoche, de esta ma
hana?.-
No comprendi6 Pope.
-iC6mo?.... iQu6 dice listed,
sehor?...
-Pero es gu iAh, bueno,
no, procedamos con orden l-di-
10 Llull, llevando a Pope hacia
su antedeSpacho, temeroso de
haber cometido va alguna indis-
erection. listed Quien es, Sc
nor?....
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Mickey Hernandez az de6en-

Mickey HernAnde2 ae deTenr
di6 bien hasta el moreno. lie vol
vi6 L. espalda q 'aanto", en- e
dG2imo, Y tuYo que salir. apesal
de su eSfuerzo, con las manos er
la cabeza.
Cometieron errores en- la jor.
NADIA, por los Mambises, Mott
Iglesias y Rodriguez; por los
"garlbaldinos'', ]. Sdhiro, F,
Fernandez, Onis y Dominguaz
Los batazos de Carsten y
Beaslsy y unO de Gonzalo Ora
nell fueron de dos bases
La victoria del Circulo empa-
ia de nuevo la serie. con dos ext
tos y dos derrotas cada tam.
Que1aron en- bases, del Circu-
70 Cubano 9 peloteros y 8 de la
Unione.
Sirvi6 Longval siete poncheS
y McGahagin tres.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
C. c. oil O1O goo 2-5c, 12h, Be.
U. I. 100 100 COL O-3c, III, 4e
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matado.
GC6mo?.... IQue dice US
ted?
-Anoche, senior. Comprendo
que soy brutal, pero es necesa-
ITO. Precisamente, esos ssenores
que acaban de marchar, que ha
vlsto listed Salir ahora de mi
despacho, eran Ell juez y Ell secre-
tario, ell juzgado, en- fin. Els
horrible, senior! Andabamos bus
cando a alguien para que identi-
fique ell cadaver. iVenga listed
conmigo!....
En- un inStante, a una seha del
dueno de la casa, dos o tres cria-
dcs lie trajeron unos peri6dicos
de anoehe y de esta manana, to-
dos de Barcelona, y Ell sombrero
al senior Llull.
Este invite a Pope a salir, d.
ciendo.
II VamOs para AHA. al dep6-
site judicial Ella estA alli. Fl
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biguo, ambarazado, cortado, vic
lento:
-iSenor!... No Sc como dar.
lie a listed la noticia,.. 5Usted
no estaba aver en- Barcelona
No vive listed aqui?
NO, senior. He lIegado .es.a
manana, hace un par de horas.
desde Italia, desde la Costa A.
zul.
An, ya!... Pues es 81 case
que. Perdone listed pero Is
precise que listed 10 sepa... US
ted es Ell marido de esa seho.
ra...
Isl, senior, 81, Digame listed.
iHa ocurrido, acaso. alguna des
gracia?
Una gran desgracia, ST Sc
nor. Anoche; mejor dicha. A.
yer tarde, a Ultima bora. mo
Sc como decirselo, senior! En- fin
no tendre mas remedio.... Su mu
]er ha muerto, senior MIC. la han
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LOS AVIADORES DERROTA-
RON A LOS ESPARTANOS

Jacksonville, oct 26.-Los a.
viadores de la estaci6n local de-
rrotaron aver a los Espartanos
de la Universidd de Tampa con
anotaci6n de 26 puntos contra 0.
Vic Fusia. estrella que fuera
del Colegia Manhattan, di6 una
spectacular demonstration por
medic de "pases". Lanzaba el ba
Lon magiStralmente y produjo
dos "touchdowns', poniendo las
bases para un tercero. Compile
to siete de los 10 "pases'' de su
"equipo", con un total de 14S
yardas de las 100 que rindieron
La mayoria de las yardas en-
ell avance, descontados los "pa-
ses", fueron hechas por George
McAfee.
Jugaron por los triunfadores,
O'Hagan, Mills, Brutz. Ray, Nj
Afee, Campbell, Janusas, Chip
ley Klumpar, Fusia y Faust.
Defendieron ell pabell6n uni
versitario tampeno, Lassan
Thornton. Dziewgue, Gillett,
Fuller, Read, Kaptur, McFee
Thornton, Matherly y Straub.
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En- i'm desafio de gran interes los Mambises
les "~sonaron 81 cuero" a los Garibaldinoe
La Novena del Circulo obtuvo la victoria en- la
Decima entrada. Once "terapeuticos"
dispararon los vencedores

Longval, sus famiiiares y varios
pelot5rCS.
Los del "grupito" tuvieron
que batirse en- retirada.
FL pitcher de los cubanos pro-
testaba con frecuencia de la la
Dor de 'conteo' de Jimmy White
Descargaron "jonrornes' en-
81 curse del partido, Manuel O.
mis-, que Sc ha puesto una dieta
"jonrronara''; Joe Schiro, 81
~"gordito" ds Ia formalidad y los
brazos fuertes, Y LeaVine. el jar
dinero izquierdo de los cubanos
Doce "jilotes" aportaron To-
cubanos para lograr Ell empate
en- la serie, cuatro de Gonzalo
Granell, Ell hermano de Vicente :
don de Rodriguez, ell pelotero de
la "antesala''; dos de Iglesias, e.
simpatico muchacho de la segun
da base, y a uno por cabeza,
Beasley, Mel E@hiro y Leavine.
Los peloteros de la Unione de.
cargaron siete hits. tres del men
tor Onis, que toma vitaminas y
al mismo tempo "1e entra a los
macarrones', y los demas, a u
no por cabeza, Carsten, Benito
j. Schiro y r. Fernandez,
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Ell fuerte contingente de.
.Circulo Cubano sali6 aver de 81
.letargo, con inyecciones puestas
por los PROFESSIONALS del Cole
gio Medcio, y venci6 al de la u
nione Italiana en- ell decimo Sc
pisodio" de un rehido desafio.
Al llegar el noveno inning"
los italianos hicieron una carre-
ra y empataron.
Los nervios vibraban; pero
Vicente Granell dirigi6 una alo-
cuci6n a los muchachos y les or
demo "cargsr al machete".
Como no tenian los machetes
q mano dieron una carga con los
bates y los 'macanazos' produje
ron dos carreras y la victoria.
LOngval fue sacado del juego
en- ell noveno y lie reemplaz6 Nc
Gahagin, ell ihijo del policia. que
desempeh6 bien su comatido y
tuvo la suerte de que Sc lie adju-
dicara la victoria.
Ocurri6 I'm incidente en- el no
veno inning, cuado desde un
''montoncito" insultaron al pit
cher LOngval y este replica.
Mas tarde hubo 'bronca gor.
da" entire los del "grupito"
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La posici6n de los equipos en-
ua Conferencia de los Diez
Grandes es la siguiente: West
Palm Beach, l victoria y 0 de-
rrotas; Jackson, 2 y o.; Lee. 3 y
1; Plant, 3 y l; Lakeland, 2 y l:
Hillsborough, 2 y 1; Clearwater
y l; st. Petersburg, 8 y 1
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la Gaceta Folletin No. 42O
TONIC TEROBRO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
IQue habia ocurrido aqui?
Todos salieron

IQue habia ocurrido aqui?
Todos salieron .
Cast Embellishments, ell mar.
ques vic volver al que a creia
era ell dueno de la finca, con mu.
chos de ~aquellos senores.
I'm criado habl6 con 81, que
era, en- efecto el senior Llull.
Ell fabricante miro a Pope con
curiosidad, pensando que este
senior tan elegante pudiera We
mir con motive del suceso.
Y Sc acerc6 a 81, hacienda una
inclination burda, separandose
de sus amigos, que habian vuel-
to a penetrar en- ell despacho.
-lQue desea, sehor ?-pre-
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Los Leones de st. Leo. juga.
ran Ell venidero domingo con los
Jesuitas.
En- la temporada los Leones
alcanzaron va varios %triunfos.
Ell viernes por la noche, er
Winter Haven, los Jesuitas a.
plastaron a los Diablos Azules
con anotaci6n de Is puntos con
ira 7.
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Jerry Jackson, I'm muchacho
que solo pesa 1873 libras, Sc dis
tingui6 mucho en- 81 partido de
los Terriers y los Dragones. Hill
10 dos "touchdowns", uno de e.
Hos corriendo 70 yardas y Ell O.
tro en- I'm avance de 95.
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ST, senior.
Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente pnr Kin g
Greco Hardware Co.,
Ha. Avenida " Gale Is
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OEPORTE
TIRANDO Ell BALON

Ell sabado los Terriers afro
pellaron a los Dragones. Ash DO
esperaban los "eXpertos".
Hicieron 81 puntos los mu-
chachos del institute de Semi
mole Heights. Bill Harker no pu
do conseguir que lie anotaran.
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to, en- la tarjeta que Pope lie
brindara:
Ell Marques del RamO FlOrido
Il C6mo?... IQu6 dice listed,
senOr?... GQue listed es?.... En-
tonces?... All, por Dios, que
contrariedad! L.. GPero listed no
sabe, acaso?...
-iQue?
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Hubo un s~ilencio.

4a1N AA 1AANAANANs
Hull contempl6 ahora a su in.
t~erlocutor con una especie de
ansiedad, con una especie de pie
dad.
u Qu6?-apremi6 Ell mar
ques, que barruntaba un drama
a Su alrededor.
FL otro tard6 un POGO en- con-
testar.
Miro al suelo; luego a Ia puer-
ia de SD despacho, Y, al fin, e.
chando una mano po rel hom-
bro a Pope, repuso, en- tono am
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Cadn@viIe. 0y 2; Plant City, Q
= 8, y Landon, o 8.

Plant City Y q Julia Landon
han jugado tres partidos dentro
de SUI Conferencia y han perdi-
do los tres.
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Las Panteras de Plant jugaran
ell viernes, en- Ell terreno de Phi
Hips, con los Tigres de Jackson.
Ell Jackson derrot6 a los Gene
rales de Lee, el sabado, con ano-
tadi6n de Ia puntOs contra 0
dando a los peritos una sorpre-
ga.
Los 1nicos teams que to-
davia no han sido derrotados en-
la Conferencia son Jackson y
West Palm Beach.
El viernes, en- Orlando, las
Panteras Sc engulleron al once
de la bella ciudad, siendo ell re-
sultado de Z puntos contra 0.
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Ell domingo por la tarde. en- el
t9rreno de Phillips, los Jesuitas
trataran de veneer a los Leones
de st. Leo.
Los muchachos de la Acade-
mie esperan veneer a sus peligrC
sos rivales.
La gaceta., 1942-10-26

Los Terriers iran en- esta Sc
mana a Lakeland Y ALI sc bati-
ran con los Dreadnaughts.
Ell sabado los Terriers devo-
raron a los Dragones, siendo el
''score' de 27 contra O.
Como en- amos anteriores, los
Dragones tenian una considera-
bile desventaja en- peso.
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Evening star., 1942-08-27
Robinson and Motisi
Clash Tonight in
Delayed Bout
Both Confident They'll
Hold Keen Condition
For WeIter Bottle
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug 27.-Ray Sugar"
Robinson, New York's undefeated
Negro welterweight, must wait until
tonight to test his dynamite on the
rugged chin of Tony Motisi In seek
ing his 124th successive ring VIC
tory.
Robinson's 10-round bout with the
rough punching Chicagoan. sched-
uled for Comiskey Park, home OF
the Chicago White Sox, last night,
was postponed because of weather
conditions. Both feel confident Of
holding their sharp condition. Rob-
inson weighed IA pounds yesterday
| and Motisi lat.
Robinson, seeking his 35th victory
as professional, remained q ia
vorite to knock out Motisi. Being
the underdog, however, is nothing
new to the squaty Chicagoan. He
scored an upset victory over Frtizie
Zivic, former world 147-pound
champion, just as decisively as did
Robinson. -..s-.s..
Mike Jacobs seeks to have Robin
son and Motisi meet in a return
match in New York's Madison
Square Garden November 6, pro-
vided Motisi makes q creditabls
showing.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Trapshooters Open
Grand Americana;
Stake $4,000
Field Of Possibly 900
Pays $47.20 Entry Fee
In 200-T oreet Event
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
VANDALIA, Ohio, Aug. 27-The
Nations No. l trapshooting event.
the Grand American Handicap, with
guaranteed purse of $10,000-gets
under way today.
The class and team titles, held
over from yesterday because of
darkness, will be decided first, how
| ever.
The doubles championship is up
| for decision, too, before the Roar
ing Grand" which is scheduled over
the 200-target route this year for
the first time since it was inaugu-
rated in 1900
A huge field of ITO, largest in the
events history. failed to fire the
full 200-target program yesterday
in the class races, 280 still having
a portion of the route to go.
The shooters got into the real
money angle of the target sport
as they placed entry fees on the
line for the big handicap. When
entries halted last night, 657 had
paid $4720 each for the privilege
OF firing. If they played the "op-
tionals," the peculiar voluntary wa
gering system in which each backs
himself to finish among the lead
ers, the cost scared to SLOT 20 per
man. hiking the cost to better than
SO cents each time trigger is
pulled.
At least 300, and perhaps 1000
shooters were expected to make the
race for trapdom's greatest prize
Although no man ever has won il
twice, dozen former victors were
back for another try.
Evening star., 1942-08-27

graduated. And those six are en-
rolled in the deferred branches
OF the services. Red Sox scouts
are interested in Angelo Berteli,
the Notre Dame quarterback who
passed up pro hockey career for
college football. He hit $50 for a
Springfield, Mass, semipro team
this summer and more than half
his hits went for extra bases.
Bobby Specht, national figure
skating champ who turned pro to
join the Ice-Capades, took the
step because he didn't see any use
waiting for the next Olympics.
Weather prediction-Hot winds:
The publicity directors OF the 10
National Football League clubs
have been summoned to Chicago
for a conference tomorrow with
League Publicitor George Strick-
Ter and Boss Elmer Layden.
Today's guest star-B. NJ At
kin, jr., Louisville Times: "A
typographical error the other day
had horse carrying 1905 pounds.
Evening star., 1942-08-27


Pearl Harbor.
OF this, Sill 800 was slowed away
in the till without ticket being
sold, that amount being raised by
donations of 500 each from sports
minded and patriotic citizens who
received in turn a complimentary
seat in a special section on the So
yard line-commonly known now as
Century Row.
Zuppke Has All-Stars Keyed.
That total was turned over yester-
day to the Army Emergency Relief
Fund. After tomorrow nights game
the net proceeds from an attend
ance of 1Ol 900 spectators will be
divided equally between the Army
and Navy relief organizations. 1t is
Evening star., 1942-08-27

expected to total more than $50, 900.
The All-Stars were reminded
forcefully last night OF the part they
are playing in giving a boost to
war relief when they held their first
and only workout in Soldier Field.
The Ills special seats in Century
Row reflected red leather glow
among the thousands OF ordinary
bleachers which will hold the fans
who paid mere Sill to $40 apiece
to sit in on the Zuppke VS.. Halas
brain show.
Bob Zuppke, the stormy little
Dutchman of University of Illinois
fame, has been wise cracking and
strutting ever since the All-Stars
reported August 8. But last night
he was tense and all business sure
sign he has fully accepted the chal-
lenge to beat the Chicago Bears,
1941 National Football League cham
pions coached by George Halas.
Bears in Stadium Tonight.
Because of the weather 'Zup" al
lOWeQ the cOlleglanS 10 warm up IN
one of the inclosed halls inside the
stadium. Under gymnasium condi-
tions the players amused themselves
until they had reached peak of
relaxation and fun. Then Zuppke's S
shrill voice cut in sharply:
"All right-outside."
Under the glaring arc lights the
athletes ran through signal drills
in their blue and silver, star studded
uniforms. Then the starting lineup
went into action against the Little
Bears" the lesser all-stars who
demonstrate the pro champions
plays.
Tonight Halas and his powerful
array take their practice turn on
the turf Of Soldier Field. Tomor-
row night it's business.
Evening star., 1942-08-27

Triplett's weak grounder down the
third base line. Unable to catch
Triplett at first, his throw to Catch
er Mickey Owen which should have
caught Jimmy Brown for the third
out was too wild and too late and
gave the Cards their winning run.
No Brawls Yet.
Up to that point, Macon and
Johnny Beazeley had been hooked
up in a pitching match only slightly
less spectacular than the 14-inning
marathon between Cooper and Whit
Wyatt the night before.
Each team had collected nine hits,
but all were singles and we'll scat
tered. The score was tied at 1-all
| from the third inning.
Oddly enough. there has been no
typical Card-Dodger brawl yet in
this important series.
They play another game tonight,
though.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Schroeder Tops
Tourney Shorn
OF Net Aces
U. S. Amateur Opening
Finds Louise Broueh
Women's Fuvorite
BY GAYLE TALBOT,

NEW YORK, Aug. 27--Young
Ted Schroeder, jr., of California,
who was just promising if slight
ly erratic doubles specialist year
ago, will discover he has made an
astonishing rise in the tennis flrma-
ment when the national amateur
championships begin today at For
est Hills.
He will find himself playing the
first days feature match right in
the big stadium itself, with the
crowd oh-ing and ah-ing as he ex-
changes volleys and placements
with 1t. Russell Bobbitt of Atlanta
and Fort Knox A year ago Ted
needed a guide to locate the remote
outlying court on which he played
his first match.
1t is not, of course, that Ted's
tennis has improved so sensation
ally in the last IL months, but that
the players who overshadowed him
a year ago are gone, either into the
professional ranks or into the serv-
ice. Ted is seeded No. l in this
years championships and Is IA
vored by a majority of students to
win the crown relinquished by Bob
by Riggs.
His match with Bobbitt was about
as promising as anything on today's
program, the Southern boy having
been a much better than fair player
for several years past He has the
shots to make Schroeder extend him.
self.
The opening match in the sta.
dunn brought together Louise
Brough, the women's favorite, ane
Mrs. Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn
now veteran campaigner, with
Miss Brough calculated to win abou
as she pleased. Mrs. Sarah Palfre.
Cooke. who beat Pauline Betz IL
last years final, is not entered.
In two other stadium, or featur'
matches, 1t. Gardnar Mulloy me
Arthur Macdonald and Sidney B
Wood, jr., warmed up against JAIME
Brink. That about accounted TO
the so-called name" players due t.
play today, the cumbersome fielt
having been cut in hall. to extent
the first round over two days, bu
there was match on one of tn
field courts that had possibilities.
George Lyttelton- Rogers, the tow
ering Irish veteran, was paires
against Tom Falkenburg of TIN
famous tennis Falkenburgs, and tn,
other players predicted it would b.
a battle. Toms shapely sister, Jinx
will not enter the lists until tomor.
row. She is not considered seriou
threat to Miss Brough's title hopes
Frankie Parker Of California an.
Pancho Segura Of Ecuador, one O
the other Of whom is touted II
engage Schroeder in the mems final
also are among those who will pla.
their opening matches tomorrow
After that, with the singles well II
hand, play will start in mems ant
women's doubles and mixed doubles
with never an idle moment.
Evening star., 1942-08-27

Make Shapiro, who fights Cleo
Shans at the Garden tomorrow,
wanted to be a ballplayer until
Bill Terry told him he was too
small for the big leagues.
Wailing wall-The coaching
staff of the all-star team at
Chicago is about to read Homer
Norton out of the union because
he is picking the collegians to
breeze through the Bears. Head
Coach Bob Zuppke says the COL
lege squad lacks backf1eld power;
Burt Ingwersen thinks they
haven't well-rounded backfield
strength: Lynn Waldorf hopes
they can keep the score down to
SO points; Lon Stiner thinks he
ought to be at home, and Frank
Leahy says he's too sick to think.
Shorts and Shells.-Of 81 mem
bers of the Willamette U. foot
ball squad which wound up its
l94l season at Honolulu Decem-
Der 7, only six will be back this
fall instead Of all 20 who weren't
Evening star., 1942-08-27
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.
Wide World Sports Writer.


NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-If the
Yankees should decide to break
I'D their No. ! farm club at New
ark. there'd be $l60 900 In it for
them. The Dodgers supposedly
are ready to pay $5O.O00 Tor
George Stirnweiss, who is more
likely to wind up playing third
base for the Yanks. Other un-
official estimates on what the
Bears would bring are $25,OO0
each for Pitcher Tommy Byrne
and Shortstop Bill johnson and
$4,000 apiece for Infielder Hank
Majeski and Outfielders Russ
Derry and Bud Metheny.
It's an even trade for golf In
Atlanta. Capt. Bobby Jones, now
on duty with the Army Inter-
ceptor Command, has been house
hunting In Jacksonville, Fla, but
Johnny Bulla, who gave up pro
golf to become an airline co-pilot,
has settled in Bobby's home town.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Old Line Grid Squod
To TotuI Nearly 100

Nearly 100 candidates for the
University Of Maryland football
team are expected next Tuesday
when practice begins under Head
Coach Jack Shaughnessy and As
sistants AL Heagy, Jack Manders
and Al Woods.
Eighty EIGHT took part in the
spring gridiron workouts. The squad
will not have the two complete
daily drills it previously had early
In the fall. With school in session
for an added summer semester, most
Of the grid dependables are in classes
and will be unavailable for morning
sessions. This means the afternoon
drills will have to be more extended
and intensive.