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Evening star., 1942-08-24
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr,
Wide World Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Here
are a couple of new angles on the
football for soldiers business,
presented by a guy who was con-
nected closely with the college
game before he went into the
Army Air Force. His idea is that
the only service men who can get
ready to play tough schedules are
the Cadets who have regular
hours set aside for athletics. The
ones who work with planes (or
make it machine guns, tanks,
etc. for IL or IA hours a day are
too tired for serious athletics.
"As you know. football is pretty
tough" he remarks, land the boys
will not go for it in a big way
unless some provision is made to
give them time to practice. The
boys in khaki have another big
battle and they will not be as In
terested In football as they were
IN college" Still, If they can run
. bigtime program and not tn
terfere with training-and some
say they can-we don't see the
purposes In calling 1t of. A win
Evening star., 1942-08-24

Fleet Rock. q good-looking young
ster owned by Charles Carrico, won
the road hacks that had never won
a blue, and placed second in both
the green hunter and road hack
class.
This rather informal show was
managed ably and formed an excel
lent schooling opportunity for the
local talent that will be entered in
the big time Warrenton, Va, show
September 5 and Z.
The Summaries. A.
Riding Academy hacks--Won BY Bride
Path Riding schools Little John; second:
' Road hacks that have never won . blu.
seeona E e.. cR.ss R.6si... SsHs J.es tsrd
Betty s. Soush,t.on's Judge Hastinss' Edward
rafm's esh 1ieht n'd~Sa Land: second, Charles Car.
ricos Fleet Rock; third. Eva Raobits
Jack Queen: fourth. Anne Hasners snow
Road haeks-won by Mr. snd MS:
csrriso'. Feet Rock; third. .. 3 Rsnales
Gee Ray Bee; fourth. Eva Rabbits Jack
mr H'1s,s:R p1s.la lsmsf.TsH ls1asi:s Nisb y ss
%rs Sna r9.ns s.s smt mS:r oas.n sl
Charles Cairns Cavalryman.
Working .hunters-Won BY Charles car.
rico's Recall: second. Eva Rabbits Jacks
Queen; third, u, 8. Randles Troop; fourths
Open jumpers-won by Mickey MATHIS
aratchino: second. Mrs Gardner Hail.
mans Lady Jack: third. Arnold Lusoy,s
Hish Boy; fourth. Capt and Ars. A. L
Hadies Sopkins hunter-won b, o.. 9.
Gee Re, Bee third. do Msrs;s.. cos,:,ss i.sns
Touch and out---won By. Capt and Mrs.
A. l. Kayss smscko; second. Dave Martins
Cateer; third. Charles Cairns Cavalry
man: fourth. J. J. Cotters King Rock
Hack and hunter--Won BY Charles Cars
rtco's Recall second. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Bradley's Hy Glo; third. EVA Rabbitts
Jacks Queen; fourth. U. .. Randies Gee
Modified olympia-won By Mieky Ma-
gilrs 0ratchino; second. David Martins
Cateer; third. Arnold Lushy.s shsdowi
fourth. Capt. and Mrs. Alvin l. kays
Open hunter--won by U. B.. Randie,s
third. MarsAret Cotter's Rockse; fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Bradleys Hy Qlo.
Jumper champion, Mickey Msrlrs
oratchino: reserve champion, Capt. and
Mrs. A. 1. Kays Smacko.
Hunter champion. Charles Carrico's Re-
call; reserve champion U. 8. Randles
Troop.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Top D. {. Net Ranking
Mrs. Gray's After
Rec Meet Win

After two months Of competition
here, Mrs. David Gray appears firmly
established as Washington's out
standing woman tennis player. So
far she has been in three tourna-
ments and won them all.
She added the District Recreation
women's championship yesterday by
defeating Ena Dellinger. e3, e1,
in the final on the Rock Creek
courts. It was on Saturday at the
same place she won the District
Women's Tennis League title and
last month she took the City of
Washington crown.
Mrs. Gray also teamed with Miss
Dellinger yesterday for a doubles
championship in the Tennis League
tourney. They defeated Mrs. Fish
burn and Sara Moore. 8-6, 81.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Ex-Texas Aggies Pack
Army Grid Club Wade
Drills in Rose Bowl
Kimbroueh7Among Eight
On Team Due to Foce
Redskins Sunday
By the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 24.-Maj.
Wallace Wade leads football
team into the famed Rose Bowl
today different sort Of team.
It's q collection Of former college
and professional stars banded to-
gether under the Stars and Stripes
Of the United States Army. It's the
Army's Western aggregation which
plays the Washington Redskins In
Los Angeles Coliseum August 80.
Texas Ags Get Big Play.
Wade. who played in the Rose
Bowl himself in 1915 with Brown
University and returned later with
teams from Alabama and Duke,
brings his 46-man squad to Pasa-
dena from Camp Cooke, where he
has been tuning up the Army eleven
for several weeks.
Wade has one team pretty well
selected. It includes eight men
who played football at Texas
A6sM College, one from the Uni
versity Of Texas, and two ex-Florida
men.
In the backfield he has John
Kimbrough, Jim Thomason, Bill
Conatser and Marion Pugh, all
Texas Aggies. Linemen include
Henry Hauser. Leonard Dickey, Joe
Routt, w. H. Dawson Of the Aggies,
Park Myers of Texas and Forrest
Ferguson and Julius Battista from
Florida.
Two More to Join Squad.
Tho Army squad arrived at Pasa-
dena yesterday. Maj. Wade and
his staff flew to San Diego to scout
the formidable Redskins In an intra-
squad game at their training camp.
Two additions to the Army out
mt are due to reach Los Angeles
Saturday after playing in the COL
lege all-star- Chicago Bear game at
Chicago. They are Bob Guide,
Vanderbilt's great center, and Holt
Rast, ex-Alabama end.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Jess Willard Jr., Trains
For Air Commission
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Aug. "a
Jess Willard, jr., 28, son Of the
former heavyweight boxing cham
pion, Is a student at the Army Air
Force officer training school here.
Jess, jr.. 6 feet / inch tall and
weighing 200 pounds, never fought
professionally, but was member
OF the boxing squad at Washington
State College.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Texas Loop Honor
Is Paid Wakefield
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BEAUMONT, Tex, Aug. A.
Dick Wakefield, young Beaumont
rightflelder who was paid . pur-
ported $4,000 for signing with
Detroit, entered Nlustyious COM
pany In winning the title Of the
most valuable player In the Texas
! League, .g..@~
Among the Tiger farm stars
predecessor were such diamond
notables as Dizzy Dean, Hank
Greenberg, Zeke Bonura and
Rudy York.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

classes ana TOOK second III elle opoA
hunter for a total Of Is points. U.
S. Randle's Troop won the reserve.
Mickey Magills 7-foot jumper,
Gratchino, with Mickey up, won
the open Jumper and the modified
Olympia for 10 points. sufdcient to
win the jumper championship, from
star field of top local fencers.
The reserve went to Capt. and Mrs.
Alvin I. Kay's Smacko, which
showed the best form he has ex-
hibited since passing from the hands
of Col Charles B. McClellend to his
present owner. He won the touch
and-out in impressive fashion and
took a minor award for a total
Of seven points under the skilled
pilotage Of Gardner Hallman.
Light Land 4 Winner.
The featured green hunter class
was won by Pine Brooke Farms
Light Land, ridden by Ruth OKeefe,
who later rode David Martins fiery
Cateer to q brilliant round and a
second ribbon in the touch-and-out
class.
One Of the best performances Of
the day was that Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Bradley's Night Flight,
which fenced faultlessly under the
hand Of Mrs. Bradley to take the
important handicap jumpers.
Margaret Cotter's mounts won the
first three places in the ladies' work.
ing hunter class, when she rode U.
S. Randle's Troop to the blue rib
bon, took q second with the same
stables Kee Ray Bee, and scored
again with her Rocksie, which
placed third.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bradley'l
well-mannered Hy Clio was ridden
to victory In the road hack class
by Mr.. Bradley. The Congo-My
Glory gelding also took second In
the hack and hunter and placed
in the open hunter.
Little John in Front.
Little John, once one Of the most
highly favored hunters in the Capt.
tai area when owned by Col. G. B
Lyman and now one Of the Bride
Path Riding Schools hacks, won the
riding academy hack class.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Mcmahon Captures
Tribal Bowl in Golf
At Indian Spring
BoiIey Wins Horton Cup
At Washington; Perce
Victor at kenwood

Indian Springs Tribal Bowl. one
Of the oldest golf trophies in the
Washington area, has a new owner
today. George Mcmahon puts his
name on it for this year after
net SO yesterday. He had identical
rounds OF Il and subtracted q 13
handicap. One stroke behind was
Paul Eaton with 97-27-10.
Another club trophy won yester-
day was the Horton Cup At Wash
ington for 12-to-17 handicap play
ers. George H. Bailey, jr., won
this by defeating Ray w. Ayers, 7
and 6, in the final round. Along
with this at Washington yesterday
was the first round OF play for the
Birney Cup for those with 18 handi-
caps and over. First-ro,nd winners
were Capt. H. L. Mcleod, w. D.
Marshall, Edward L. Dufnes, DIR. M.
H. Burton. Edward A. j. Fay, 1t.
Thomas w. Jones, jr., and Guy D.
Chase.
Washington's match play against
par tourney was won by w. D. Mar
shall who finished I up with q 81
handicap. Tied for second were H.
T. Bisselle and Guy d. Chase.
Mrs Giles Moves Ahead.
In the women's club champion
ship at Indian Spring, Mrs. Karl
Giles moved ahead of the field with
seminal victory over Mrs. Frank
Mirth, 3 and 2, after winning her
quarter-fina over Mrs. Charles
Tully. 3 and 2.
L. w. Perce won the senior cham
pionship at Kenwood. He posted
rounds Of 90 and S6 and his 80
handicap gave him a net Of 14e.
s. T. Price, champion last year, was
second with 86-S9122-l53. The
two-week medal play handicap at
Kenwood went to Bill Briggs. He
posted . II yesterday, . comeback
from his 70 Of the week before, for
q 150-8+142.s
Argyle opened its senior cham
pionship tournament with Defend
ing Champion Fritz Manning flnd-
ing trouble getting past the first
round. He was carried to 10 hole.
before defeating Ray Lawrenson
Other f1rst-round winners were r
Poison, P. w. LeDuc, w. H. Dick.
haut, l.. Y. Beers and B. A. McGinn
H. s. Mcdonald Scores.
Congressionals sweepstakes wa!
won by H. 8. Mcdonald, 43-40-1:
I'll, two strokes better than tn.
T-2+73 registered by J. r. Tracy
Low gross card was turned In b.
]. r McCarron, 43-39-82.
Three teams advanced past tn,
second round Of two-man team com
petition at Manor. They were Dtcl
Meyer and Charles Cullen, Earl Nc
Aleer and Ralph Pittman and Ear
Strong and John Mossberg.
The match play against par yes
terday at Prince Georges ende,
In q three-way tie among G. q
Hartman. 88-l8-70; Billy Grimm
78-8E70, and r. n. Wagner
81-11-70. In the sweepstakes q
Woodmont, Leonard Jacobs used hi!
13 handicap to nose out Howare
Nordlinger. Jacobs had Q card o.
81-13-68, while Nordlinser postet
| 74-5-60.
John r. and Dick Meyer Of Manor
were unsuccessful in their attemp
to defend their Maryland State Col
Associations father-son champion.
ship In play at Baltimore's Countr,
Club of Maryland. They turned II
a card of 88-7-81, while the win.
ming figure Of IS was posted by Bill
and Eddie Johnston Of the hos
club,
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Riverdule Blanks MSC

Riverdale A. G. baseball team de-
feated Maryland Sports Club yester-
day, 60. behind the three hit pitch
ing Of Johnny Flynn. Gump Bailey
supplied much of the winning punch
with three for four including
triple that was the main blow of the
f1fth-inning uprising that netted the
winners three runs.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Softies to Stuqe PIoyoff

B'nai Birth and Cardoza softball
teams will begin a playof series for
the Fraternal League championship
next Sunday. Cardoza took the sec
ond-half title yesterday by defeating
B'nai Birth, the first-half winner,
Ga
Evening star., 1942-08-24
HovIond, Former Badger,
Made Murmion Coach
,y tbe A.eoc;oted pre.s

By the Associated Press,
MADISON, Wis, Aug. 24.-Lynn
Hovland, former University OF Wis
consin football player, has been ap-
pointed football coach and assist
ant basket ball coach at Marmion
Military Academy, Aurora, Ill.
Hovland. a guard at Wisconsin,
has coached at Ashland, Wis, High
School since his graduation in 1889.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Boothe Can Pitch, Too

Danny Boothe, University of
Maryland star outfielder, tried his
skill at pitching yesterday for the
Prince Georges Police Boys Club
team. He did all right. allowing
Greenbelt only two hits as the Boys
Club won, 80.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Georgio's Football Fate
Put Up to Sinkwich

Fy the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Ga, Aug. 24.--The Sue
cess Of the University Of Georgia
football team this season will de-
pend largely on Frankie Sinkw1ch,
all-America halfback, says Coach
Wallace Butts.
IF we're not hit too hard by
injuries and II Sinkwich can have
another great year. then we will be
pretty good" he adds.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Two for Goithersburq A. c.

Gaithersburg A. G. baseball team
took both ends Of double header
yesterday over the Northeast A. @,
5-l, 60. Virgil Hottinger was the
shutout pitcher In the second game,
permitting only two hits.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Masonic BowIers to Meet

Masonic Bowling League will hold
= meeting tonight at 1880 at Con-
vention Hall to plan for its season.
New teams will be admitted. Clubs
already in the loop or wishing to
join will have representatives pres
ent.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

FIRST STRING" REDsKINsThe probable starting lineup
for washingons pro gidmen against the Vests Army ALL
aggregation Angeles Sunday shown
right backed upper Wilbur Moore Cecil Sammy
Baugh and Andy Farkas Line lower Ed Cers Bill Young,
sivnsk KY Aldrich Dick Wilbur wlkn and
Bob Masterson. "A. p Photos.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Run of Seicemen Too Tired for Grid, Says Authority
sof Leaders Hhe Leeds soe Willie Pep Pops Boxing

legiate 1.50o-meter champion last
year, still is one of the fastest
swimmers at the North Carolina
Naval Pre-fiight School, but he's
slowing down. The intensive
physical fitness program the
cadets 60 through has developed
q lot OF muscles Chouteau never
used in swimming. Branch
hickey reports that the st. Louis
Cardinals organization has sent
l24 players to the armed forces,
including II from the Columbus.
(Ga) farm club. And the latest
PGA checkup shows 148 pro golf
ers in uniform.
Dots all, brother-Lowdown on
why Schoolboy Rowe and Babe
Dahlgren baked at reporting to
Montreal is that Larry MacPhail
couldn't guarantee them a cut in
the World Series dough. Boston
wants a look at the little Nor
way" soccer team that made a
fine showing in Brooklyn last
week. The hitting star OF the
last-place Rome club In the
Canadian American League Is
Johnny Lasplaces.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Zimmerman Remoins Mystery
As Skins Other Backs Shine
Foherty Feels His Club Will Be Tough
To Beot If Roy FinoIy Gets Going
., stat, Correspondent Of tn. star.


SAN DIEGO Calf, Aug A-whle Coach Ray Faherty re-
lying his tested backs generate the in the Red
keeping his fingers crossed In the
hope Zimmerman lanky halfback. will
catch fire and scorch the opposition.
think going all right in the backeld" Faherty
Evening star., 1942-08-24
OUTDOORS Wit. BILL Acxt.nAp
National Casting Event Draws Big Field;
Skiffs Gain Favor With Anglers

The National Association OF Angling and Casting Clubs holds
its annual this week the Lincoln Chicago
From the entries 1t the defending champions
against the largest field attending the national champion
ships competition they experienced
Evening star., 1942-08-24
ng Army Redskins Shout After East Beats West rasquad
Veteran Recall Adds Another
Plate to Currico Collection
Wins Eost End Show Hunter Championship;
MoeiIrs Grotchino Tokes Jumper Title
By LARRY LAWRENCE.

Another OF plate Is decorating Charles Carrcos trophy
today his veteran chaser Re-
CALL with annexed the hunter championship at the
North End Show East-West Highway yesterday.
The smooth of Repulse Primrose ridden
his owner to working hunter and the hunter hack
La gaceta., 1942-01-07
victoriano Manteiga, Editor
DEPORTES
LOS FAVORITOS GANARON
EN- DIXIE; GRANT FUERA
Sc Unir6 a la Marina Dentr0
de POcOs DfGS

Los favoritos continuan AVIAN
zando en- ell torneo de tennis
Dixie, que Sc celebra en- las Is
las Davis, y aver Wayne Sabin,
Jack Kramer y George Little
ton Rogers ganaron juegos
Sin embargo, ell tOrneo per-
di6 gran parte del colorido,
cuando Bryan M. (Bitsy)
Grant, tres wees campe6n del
Dixie, Sc retro de la competen-
ella, y anunci6 que iba a entrar
en- la Marina dentro de pocos
dias.
BESIDE su hogar en- Atlanta,
Grant declare:
"He solicitado una comisi6n
como instructor atletico, pero
NO he sabido 81 me han acepta-
do, Puede que no 10 sepa hasta
dentro de dos o tres semanas
81 no me aceptan, me voy a a.
La gaceta., 1942-01-07
QUE LA UNIVERSE
DAD DE TAMPA ABANDO
NE Ell FOOTBALL

Mooney declara: eel Repor-
te puede ser ignorado".
Reportes de que la Universe
dad de Tampa abandonara ell
football durante TODD Ell tempo
de duraci6n de la guerra, no pu
dieron ser confirmados anoche.
Ell Presidente, DR.. James E.
Mooney rehus6 ofrecer comen-
tarios en- otra forma que 'dicien-
do: "Esos reportes pueden ser
ignorados."
Sc sabe, sin embargo, que ell
abandono del football por la u
niversidad ha venido siendo dis
Guido por funcionarios escola-
res y Otros interesados en- ell
deporte aquf, y que la opinion
.esta a~gudamente dividida.
Los proponentes de la idea de
La gaceta., 1942-01-07

compania de Dimitri Petrokoff
debia haber debutado ell saba
do en- ell circo Valeri, de Geno-
va.
IQue hacia ella, aqui, pues,
una Nez que va era libre?...
DeSde la puerta del cuarte-
limo, donde tambien estaba ms
talado ell juzgado de Savona, al
gunos guardias la miraban con
curiosidad burlona.
La mujer, sin verlos, sentia
encima de ella toias las mira
das de aquellos hombres.
Y al fin Sc decide.
Miro Su bolsillo.
Comprob6, que, en- efecto, es-
taban alli todos los billetes y ell
dinero suelto que sac6 de Mia
dias antes, y el resguardo de la
suma que habia dejado en- ell
Banco.
Y par6 un td1i.
Salt6 a 81, diciendo con aquel
La gaceta., 1942-01-07

la costa.
De vez en- cuando atravesa-
ban una ciudad importante, I'm
puerteCito de pescadores, per-
dido entire las rocas de un an
sa o una de esas playitas deli
ciosas que tanto abundan en- la
Costa Azul, con Su KurSdl y su
balneario va animado y sus lin
dos paseos de palmeras o de H.
moneros....
AQui y ALA surgian campos
de tennis, donde jugaban mu-
chachas vestidas de blanco, hi
p6dromos o campos de polo,
donde galopaban los caballos
montados por las gentes mas
ricas y poderosas de la terra.
Y la marquesa, miranda sin
Yer TODD este, cen los oios Y ell
alma perdidos en- la lejania, en-
aquella Geneva que va sc iba a.
cercandO, no pensaba siquiera,
nj por un segund0 en-..lo que
La gaceta., 1942-01-07

abandonar el football aluden q
las serias per&idas en- jugado,
res e~xperimentados por ell team
en- 1912, al propio tempo que
la dificultad de levantar fondos
para financiarlo.
Muchos de los jugadores de
los Spartans son de edad mill
tar, y un ndmero de ellos han
sido llamados va al servicio.
FL esfuerzo belico esta sobre-
cargado sacramento las finanzaS
de aquellos que anualmente
contribuian a mantener el foot
ball aqui.
Los que favorecen la idea de
la continuation del deporte en-
la Universidad de Tampa, d.
cen que un programa reducido,
co novatos jugando en- ell team,
seria mejor que dejar ell depor-
tie de modo absolute.
Sc espera que las autorida-
DIES de la Universidad actuaran
dentro de pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1942-01-07
debiera haber pensado.

UeOlerd haOer penSado....
No pensaba en- Pope. No re-
cordaba a su marido.
Nj siquiera evocaba los dull
ces dias transcurridos en- esta
misma Costa Azul, a raiz de su
boda, en- aquel Villino Ramo
Flordo, cue poseia Pope, su es-
poso, entire Mention y Mortola,
y donde ellos habian pasado la
luna de miel.
Agueda, no hay que decirlo.
habia estado pasando ante la an
tigua finca de su esposo en- TODD
Ell tempo que vivi6 en- Mia, con
frecuencia.
Ell mismo 0tamendi saba
que aquel hotel pequehito " CO.
quet6n que Sc elevaba en- la ci-
ma de una colina, al pie de los
Apes, miranda al mar y rodea-
do de un parquecillo a la ingle-
sa, Eeno de flores, de fuentes v
de p&jaroS era del marido de
La gaceta., 1942-01-07

tono grave y cortante que va
la conocemos de sus momentoS
de furia, y con su lenguaje pin
toresco:
4 Largo! iVamonos volan-
do a Geneva! va lie dire 70 a
listed d6nde ha de nevarme,
cuando estemoS ALA.
Ell ch6fer, acostumbrado a
estas 6rdenes de los clientes RI
cos de la Rivera, modul6 un bre
We y meloso Isl, Signorindi",
Y salt6 al volante.
La Cenci veia, POGO despues,
volar hacia atras, en- el canine
esplendido, los villinoS, los no.
teles formidables, las casas de
campo, las granjas, los case
RIOS.
Ell mar surgia Y desaparecia
a cada instante en- las arrugas v
las gibas Y los salientes de las
etribaciones de los Alpes Mari
limos, que formaban pOr aQuf
La gaceta., 1942-01-07
Ell ESTADO ESTA OBTE-
NIENDO UTILIDADES DE
LAS CARRERAS

Tallahassee, enero 6.-El Esta
do esta obteniendo mejores en-
tradas este afo de las carreras
que ell pasado. Ell aumento es
debido a la adici6n de un i'm
puesto de cinco por ciento al
tres por ciento anterior.
Ell Gobernador Holland repor
to hoy que ell Tropical Park en-
Miami, un hipodromo en- la ac-
tualidad operando, habia tenido
una concurrencia de 95,777 du-
rante los primeros Is dias de
carreras, contra 95,303 para
los mismos dias en- la Temporal
da anterior.
La gaceta., 1942-01-07
Ell CONOEJO PASA UNA
O~RDENANZA CONTRA LOS
LADRONES DE GOMAS

Sin discussion, y sin un solo
woto en- contra, ell Concejo Mu-
nicipal aprOb6 anOche una or
denanza de emergencia fijando
una multa de $500, condena de
seis meses de carcel, o ambas
penas juntas por ell robo de una
gonna de autom6vil.
Estas son las penalidadesl
maximas bajo las leyes de la
La ordenanza, presentada
por ell Comite de Reglamento, y
ofrecida por Ell Presidente del
mismO y Vicepresilente del
Concejo, Albert D'arpa, Sc con-
vertira en- ley tan pronto la fir
ma ell Alcalde, posiblemente
hoy. No hatra espera de 10
dias, nj demora por publica-
ci6n.
"El Comit6 de R~eglamentos
estimo esta ordenanzai necesa-
ria, y esta Solicitanldo que Sc a.
ruebe como una MEDIA de E.
mergencia", declare D'Arpa,
'debido a la seria escasez ma
cional de gonna y a que muchos
podran pensar que podian de-
dicarse a robar gomas de auto
movies Y salir blen de la aven-
tura".
Ell Comite considera esta
MEDIA muy necesaria en- estos
momentos."
La gaceta., 1942-01-07
UUTRALL ARBlTRARA Ell
A T OSBURN GRAY
GHOST

Sc espera que haya tanta ru-
deza en- ell match entire los lu-
chadores Dolby Osburn y Gray
Ghost, ell Viernes, que ell propio
Lutrall actuara como arbitro.
Osburno esta fresco de una vic
toria sobre Ray Clemente, que
hasta la pasada semana estuvo
conceptuado como uno de dos
mejores del Sur.
Ell Gray Ghost, (Ei Fantas-
ma Gris) recibe este nombre
debido al hecho de que usa una
mascara, y su nombre no apa-
rece en- ell programa.
Como un espectaculo especial
Lydia Simons luchara con Do
ris en- ell yemifinal. I'm tercel
bout no ha sido anunciado adr
en- ell programa de la Arena d.
Tampa y Whiting.
La gaceta., 1942-01-07

listar de todos MOODS, para cual
quier rama del serwicio naval
que pueda ser Itil".
Bitsy, que mide cinco pies Y
cuatro pulgadas y pesa 100 Ii
bras. Sc encuentro dos pulgadas
por debajo de las requeridas
por ell servicio naval en- tiempos
de paz.
"Ahora estamos en- guerra,
el explic6, "y yo creo que me to-
maran de todos modos".
La gaceta., 1942-01-07
La Gaceta Folletin No. 202
TONIC TER BRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
nerla en- libertad.

- ~ AAoNA NaAs
lPero al respirar ell aire de la
Gale; al pensar que era duena
y sonora de sus actos, los prop6
sitos de venganza acariciados
en- todos estos dias, Sc vinieron
al suelo.
Su frente parecia rechazar al
fin, la fiebre de las horas de in
acci6n pasadas en- el calabozo.
IA que matar al doctor?
IQue tenia que yer ella va
con aquel hombre, al que habia
herido noches antes?
Bien claro saba 0legario a.
bora que ella, Agueda, lie odia-
b. con odio perfecto, y que por
La gaceta., 1942-01-07
ZAIE IRA A LA R
TRAS SU PELEA CON CONN

Hot Springs, Ark, Enero 6.
lei campe6n m~iddleweight
Tony Yale anunci6 esta noche
que despues de su pelea, en- la
que no Sc discutira ell titulo, con
Billy Conn en- Madison Square
Garden en- Febrero Is, proyec-
ia a~listarse en- la Marina.