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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
S, 900
'Dendret's 132

Continued from First Sport Page
until during the dinner which fol-
lowed the tournament. sponsored
by Bill Arabias and Nick Timko,
but his 132 was most appropriate.
Hagen made the same score one
day back in the twenties at Wolf
Hollow in the Metropolitan Open
That stood as a world record for
some time.
But, Jimmy" the Haig said
in complimenting the Plum
Hollow pro, Il didn't make IL on
a course where you could lose 10
balls on round"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Scratches
nv United PRESS
ROCKINGHAM PARK

Nv United PRESS
RnCKINGHAM PARK
Track fast
Second RarP--Don pecne MaAAnR
Eighth Race Panther Greek
Ninth Race Recostns. Gossip Time,
Grand Day
WASHINGTON Park
Track fast
FIRST Race Permiso, Sovertnn. Fler.
ineshurE. Belnelviel Righta Carla. Char
st-tr- MN
Second Race The Object. Marfeu.
Third Race Marchon. Kanopohs, Cas-
tlemAn
Eighth RaCe-Prince % Mars
Ninth Race tsubstitute Declared of.
SARATOGA
Track, fast
Second Race Lisou. Hafipp
Third Race Parade Grounds. Quatre.
belle, Sir LRncelot
Fourth Race--iwoses Free Air.
seventh Race--Sir Alfred.
Eighth Race Meal FLAG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
WALKS , IN ROW

The score stayed p until the
st. Louis eighth when Trout
walked Stephens and Labs in
succession after two were out.
Chartak swung with all his might,
but dropped only a lazy grounder
toward first. Trout almost fielded
it but missed. When York picked
il up and lunged for first with his
hand. Chartak was called safe,
and all this while Stephens kept
right on running home, beating
York's throw TO the plate only be-
cause the first sacker stopped
.momentarily TO argue about the
decision at first with Umpire Rue.
Today is another day, and it
will he Hal White, who defeated
the Browns. 4 TO o, in his only
other start against them this year,
against Eden Auker, who has de-
feated the Tigers twice before
this year and three times last sea-
son. Auker's 1912 record is II and
9; Whites is Z and 9
A doubleheader tomorrow will
conclude the Tigers final appear
ance in ST. Louis this campaign
Right now Bakers men hold a
7-5 edge in the '42 competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

CHARLEN0IX, Aus s. Thu
T-formation. Naunted offensive
formation OF the Chicago Bears
and Stanford University. made l''
appearance az the Detroit Lions
training camp here today.
There wasn't the man m mo-
ton. or any tricky lateral passes
but il gave some indication what
The Lions offensive system would
be this season. Bill Edwards
sprung his new system during a
workout when TWO teams piac-
iiced a shift involving both backs
and linemen and ran from the /
and the SlnEle-winG systems.
Other than stating he Woul0
make the most Of the material be-
had in camp and build hlS oiien>e
accordingly, Edwards wouldn't
comment on the departure from
The Pittsburgh or S.ngle-WlnG at
tack.
USE SOME PLAYS
we have several backs who
pIaved under the I last year, d.
Edwards pointed out, and in
tend to use some running plays.
from that formation. Since most
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Tiger Batting Averages

Totals III 37s5 434 ga 3es Sc ?.
Includes totals ~ Fuchs, Rowe an
MCNalr and RE game 81 July (
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Tiger Pitching Records

totals 1ii .i 50 sp1 4ss 7a4 tft
'inr.u6ss totals af Flcbs and Rowe and
tt SANE 20 J1y &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
LOTS OF TROUBLE

The testing Clinton Valley lay
out, with its trees and river
which winds through the property
can take a heavy toll in balls if a
player isn't hitting 'em straight
Demaret had Ii brides, an
eagle and three bogeys. His eagle
was a 3 on the 503-yard eighteenth
in the first round, the result of a
holed chip. He narrowly missed
sinking another chip there in the
afternoon.
Arabias and Timko put up a
purse of 81 900. OF this. $500 went
to the prize fund and $3.50 each
to the USO and the Navy Relief
For winning. Demaret collected
500. Johnson, who is in his first
season as a pro and who had
70-74-.144. won S75. Joe Before,
with 71-74-145. took down $50
Watrous and limerick Kocsis fol-
lowed with 1865. good for S45
apiece. Totals as high as 155
shared in the prize money. Russ
Beaupre led the amateurs with
las.
Hagen paired with Timko
against Mayor Jeffries and A. w.
Wallace. The latter pair won, | up,
through the mayors birdie 4 on
the eighteenth. They played only
ono round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Tiger Losses:
13 Out Of II
Continued from First Sport Page,

when Radcliff was out attempting
to steal third and Trout struck
out.
Bloodworth started the fifth
with a double. reached third on
Cramer's infield out and crossed
the plate with the tying run on
Higgins safety to right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
30. + B. YICTI MIzED!

As protection reputable business and the Bureau
schemes which have appeared throughout the
of the War You help protect yourself and
which attention
~sesm necklace, bracelets,
all such Identification
selling house house
all hou'shodsr'
least sNtinsuihr on hand
Fater, offering need
of rshIhng.
cleaners and other appliances
Of
appliance.
peddle ,IlnF { 8 "ipscsly tested" for
tivsns, in sxtinsuuhins inesndary bombs
fis claiming
Red and advising housewives buy before
the mex o b.
and
fees t5Oreidiy available
Production Board offices utbont charge
promising birth sfues', collecting
failing produce promised e'ruhe'ts"
irresponsible their policies will
military
Person. soliciting flags (Sueh
g.
irresponsible furnace repair deliberately
sell new palm on
worthless gadge raids"
professionally promoted patriotic organizations which do
soliciting donation the tSts plea that
such donations will help the City buy air-aid SIRENS
In goods invite
horde and ehsel pdis "srsatz" merchandise and offering
yourself etimid dollars needed for defense bonds
buy bombes and ships yourself family your employees
questionable sales advertising practices.
do 10 Ianf"
UNITED STATES WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

FIRST RACE-$l 900, claiming. 3.yesr-
oldS. A mile
Field Lark (Gonzaez) IS 90 100 500
SallyniAr (Weidamanl 500 $40
Halealoha adams 100
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20
Chinese Tighten
Stee! Trap Around
Japanese Troops

CHUNGKING, Jan. 20. (Official
broadcast recorded by United Press
in San FranciscoD-Chinese troops
IN eastern Honan province tighten
ed their ring around beSieged HWai-
yang today after beating off an
attempt of Japanese forces to es-
cape from the besieged city and af-
ter turning back a Japanese relief
column, war communique said.
The communique said the Chi
nese beSiegers, who drove the JAP
anese inside the walled city two
weeks ago, captured a certain KEY
point in recent fighting to draw
the encircling ring much tighter. =
An enemy unit sent from an un-
disclosed Japanese base in an at
tempt to lift the siege was inter-
cepted and dealt heavy blow. the
Chimes report said.
Successes also were reported in
fighting near Central Hupeh, where
two counter defense positions around
Chienkiang were captured and on
the Suiyuan front in inner Mongo-
liza, where guerrilla activities were
extended.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK
IN BULK
To Whom it May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
This Notice of intention to sell
a stock of goods in bulk
Witnesseth that notiie is hereby
given pursuant to the provisions of
Section 3440 of the Civil Code OF
the State of California, that the
undersigned Misayo Tanamachi of
CITY of Ell Centre, County of I'M
perial, State of California, intends
to sell to Herbert LoWdermilk those
certain fixtures and equipment of
the cafe located at 492 Broadway,
Ell Centre, California, belonging to
said Misayo Tanamachi and located
at 492 Broadway, City of Ell Centro,
county Of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, and that a transfer and as
Signment of the same will be made,
and the purchase price thereof will
be paid, on Friday, the twenty
third day Of January, 1912, at
Pioneer Title Insurance and Trust
Company, 628 Main Street, City OF
El Centre, County of Imperial, State
of California, at ten O'Clock am.
That the address of said vendor is
l20 North Fifth St, City of Ell
Centro, County of Imperial, State
of California, and the address of
said vendee is 1l6 North Sixth
Street, City of Ell Centro, County
of Imperial, State of California.
Dated January ID, 1912.
MISAYO TANAMACHI,
Vendor or VendeP
I13l llDnl
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20
OPAHeud Cheers
US. Auto Dealers

truck section, read hls address.
Representatives Of the nation 5
$4,000 dealers, facing extinction be
cause of suspended automobile pro
duction and rubber shortages, were
discussing plans to ask federal leg
islation which would keep them
in business. Directors Of the as
sociation drafted program to be
submitted for convention approval
tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20

CHICAGO. Jan. 20 - CUP) -
Price Administrator Leon Hender-
son brought a ray OF cheer TO
gloomy automobile dealers today
by announcing that the adminis-
tration had no plans now for ra-
tioning used car sales or comman-
deering private vehicles.
A message from Henderson was
read at the opening session of the
National Automobile Dealers as
sociation meeting, which conci-
dence placed in the same hotel
with a convention Of funeral di
rectOrs.
Henderson said he had been
asked frequently whether the gov
ernment contemplated rationin2
used cars or communicating pri-
Vate cars.
Amy answer that I might make
TO either of these questions would
only serve to disturb the industry
more than it IS now disturbed, he
said. All I can say is that as
far as the office of price admin
istration is concerned there is not
now any prospect either CT ration
ing used cars or of cCmmandeer-
ing private cars.
NEED DISSIPATED
I'm my judgment any need fol
considering any rationing plan for
used cars may be dissipated by a
decline in the use of cars due to
shortage Of tires
Henderson assured the conven-
ton the OPA was "conStructiVely
interested" in the dealers prob
lens and said trade practices would
be altered only to meet demands
of national defense. But he added:
without question, Scme OF the
dealers Will fab by the WaySide.
Some dealers VIII fail, many en-
ployrS will b. dismissed. For the
present their j b5 are liquidatcd-
thOu2n l anticipate that before long
there Will be work in defense pro-
duction for every unemployed man"
MESSAGE READ
Delay in enactment cf price con-
troll legislation kept Henderson In
Washington. Cyrus Mccormick,
chief of the OpA automobile and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20

WE HAVE THREE FH.A. Houses
for sale, . with 2-bedrooms, one
with three. All are on paved
streets, south Lart Of town and
are GOOD BUYS.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
500 Main Phi. 66O
1-14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20
23-MisceIIaneous For Sale

DRY EUCALYP1 Us wood 81 tier,
kthel So; some fireplace Peddi-
cord. 3 mi. SO. ! w Seal Heights.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20
2I-FURNlTURe FOR SALE

SEE DELOzIERS FOR Complete
home furnishings. New Shipment
of bedroom, and living suites
542 Main DELOZIERS $50 Main
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20

MODERN Unfurnished 3 bedroom
house for rent. Phone. Holtvil!c
8736-R-4 1-1jtf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20

Used electric range almost new,
table top model, full automatic
control #..#...... ........ $50. so
Used elect. refrig. fl. . $3.50
Used ElectroluX gas refrigerator
Z Cd. It. $3.50
IMPERIAL HARDWARE
BASEMENT
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20

32-USeD CARS

32-USED CARS
~~~-~-~-c~
FOR GOOD Used Cars and Motor
Trucks be sure to see Haas Bros
Motor Co. 757 Main. The Oldest
Chrysler Motors dealer in I'm
perial county. DeSoto Plymouth.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20
REROOF NOW,

80 .lb. slate roofing $3.50 per roll
35 lb. black roofing Sl2O per roll
As lb. BLACK roofing SI.55 per roll.
55 lb. black roofing S1.75 per roll.
WHITTNCi-MEAD CO.
1878 Main phone 1872
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20
Call 300 for Speedy Results!
SERVICES

SEKNISEO
FURNITURE MOVING, Packing
and Storing. ED ROYCE. 666
Broadway. Phone l23-W.
Don't Worry
EASY TERMS
= On -
Motor Repairs-Body Work
Painting = Tires - Batteries
Radios
See Our Budget Dept.
ROY n. WOMACK
7th and Main Ell Certro
TRANSPORTATION
LEAVING FOR ADA, Okla. Wed.
Jan. 81 Can take 4 share eX-
penses Inquire Shell Service I'm
perial. l-21
6-HELP WANTED
WANTED HOUSEKEEPFR. Must
be good cook. Nc evening or Sun
day work. Phone Imperial 266
Mrs Townsend 1-20tf
WANTED machine mixer. Clean.
sober, dependaDle. married man
preferred. Sl20 mo. house lights
and milk. Len Bucket p O Box
lac, Lakeside, Calf. l-23
GIRL OR WOMAN for general
house work, plain cooking. drive
car desirable. not necessary.
Small family room, board $50
per mo- Write Post-Prcss box
No 600. l-23
iI-HOUSE FOR RENT
~~~~~|>~-C~c~~~-- >>->->>~>~~-~
LARGE 3-Bedroom partly nrniah-
ed house 6G5 Hell, $50 to perm
anent tenants. See HERBERT
LOWDERMILK. Real Estate and
Insurance. llG No. 9th ST. l-lltI
THREE Bedroom house nice yard
in Hebcr Inquire Mrs. Cecil Phi.
1880 FL CentrO. 1-2l
MODERN Unfurnished 3 bedroom
house for rent. Phone. HOltVil!c
873G-R-4 l-ljtf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20
il-HOUSE FOR RENT

LARGE 3-Bedroom partly furnish
ed house GG5 Hell, $50 to perm
anent tenants. See HERBERT
LOWDERMILK, Real Estate and
Insurance. llG No. 9th St. l-1ltI
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20

/ HREE Bedroom house nice yard
in Hebcr. Inquire Mrs. Cecil Ph.
1880 FL Centre 1-2I
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20
I9-CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

3 BEDROOM House, southwest, for
sale. Easy terms.
c. MUNCEY, 608 Main
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20

2-PersonaIs. Special Notices
N. C. Deaton, Collections, 1873 No str
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20
I-LOST. FOUND, ESTRAY

LOST SMALL white Persian cat
near Sherwoods Mon. morning
Reward. Phone 14l2J. l-23
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20

RUBBER STAMPS made to order.
Prompt service Telephone 1853.
MCCOY'S OFFICE EQUIP. co.
G73 Main st ri Centric
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20

WANTED: DrcSsmaking, machine
buttonholing Alterations and re-
lining. Mrs. Humphreys, 1929 El
Dorado Ave. 2-13
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-20

~ A GOOD land, we'll levcled and
drained good water delivery,
cement Gates. Immediate posses
son Ernest Fuwer, mi so
Wuiff cr0Ssina. l-24
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
EN- Ell CANEDROMO DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

En- la function a beneficio de
la PARALYSIS Infantil, efectuada
ancche en- la pista de Sulphur
Springs, John Moloney gan6 la
novena carrera y sus boletos de
a dollar Sc abonaron a $3.50.
Platonic entro en- segundo lu-
gar y Gunter LsIddie EN- tercero.
Heavy Lorrie y Romantico
integraron la combination de la
quiniela y los afortunadoS CO.
ibraron 1881,
Vencieron en- las otras compe
ticiones, Royal Honey, Leg o.
Mutton, Big Steve, Sis Bee, Lit
tie Dreamy, Handcuff, Pretty
Bad y Prince P. Boy.
Intervendra en- la novena ca
rrera de hoy, Fluffy Girl, Lad
dies Faith, just Rebel, Fast
Lad, Kitty Roll, Her Nibs y Ju.
dy Bigger.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30

ST ~Querida-contest6 ell
pr6cer, que tenia en- la diestra
ell periodico en- ell que acababa
de leer la noticia que transcri-
bimos-. JSabes una cosa, Me
YES?
-SQue, hijo?
-Pues que acabo de leer al
go en- un periodico que me hace
temer, que me hace sospechar
que eStamos sobre la pista de
los padres de uno de eSos nifos
que hay aqui.
5iQue dices, Rodolfo?
10 que Dyes. 70 no sc 81 Sc
ran sutilezas mias, o 81 Sera que
uno, en- su afan de encontrar
las huellas de los padres de e.
sas criaturas, haga caStillos en-
ell aire; pero para ESQ te he la
mado, para que des til tn OPT
Toma. Lee este.
FL marques alarg6 a su es-
posa el peri6dico en- 81 que aca-
La gaceta., 1942-01-30

riores, habiale hecho fruncir ell
cefo.
TOGO un timbre,
Una idea bailoteaba en- la
mente del pr6cer, que Sc unia a
otra idea, y a otra, haSta for
mar una larga cadena.
Y estas palabras salieron de
sus labios:
-lSera possible p.
Apareci6 un criado.
Sc inclin6, con una respetuo-
sa reverencia, y pregunt6:
q anda su eNcelencia?....
ST; olga listed a la sonora
que venga en- seguida. Que es
un asunto urgeDte.
En- seguida, senior mar
ques.
I'm instante despues, apare-
ci6 en- ell salon doha Moves, que
llegaba abotonandose los guam
bes.
-IMe llamabaS, Rodolfo?
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
OEPORTES
Ell MARINBRO SPORHAS
CONTRA Ell FANTASIA
Girls

Hoy por la noche, en- la Are
ma de la Gale Tampa, ell mari
nero Spike Sporhas, que dice
ser ell campe6n del peso compile
to ligero, Sc batira con ell Fan.
tasma Girls, otro de los enmas-
carados que hemos visto en- los
prgramas locales.
La semana pasada ell "Fan-
tasma" Sc pas6 de la Inca, en-
cuanto a "villanias" y fue desca
lificado. Descontento con la VIC
toria que lie dieran los Jueces,
Sporhas Sc propone hacer "api-
LA" de las 200 libbras de su ri
val.
Pat Kelly, una reciente adqui
sici6n, pondra en- juego su habi-
lidad con la esperanto de ven
Ger a Dolby Osburn, ell teJano.
Pancho Villa Sc propone apa
bullar a Bert Willoughby, en- ell
primer match.
Actuara, como en- semanas an
terioreS, ell arbitro Barth.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30

baba de leer las lineas que
transcribimos a nuestroS lecto-
res.
Durante un ratio RENO en- la
estancia un silencio Solemne.
AL fin, ell noble pr6cer oy6
decir a Su esposa, al tempo que
la veia ponerse un tanto pail
da:
-iAh! Entonces..., Ies que
til crees que esa otra nina, es
que esa otra nina, Norma, pu-
diera ser, acaso?....
lilo has pensado til tam
bien?
-iAh, seria q la vez tan no
rrible y tan hermoso!.... iPo-
bre nina! lPobre Normal.
-Piensa que no sc llama
sine Antonita. ESQ es
10 que mas me hace soSpeohar.
-Aqui, sin embargo, no dice
que Ia hiia de Gandara y de esa
La gaceta., 1942-01-30

mujer sc lame Antohita.
-Pero amos a salir pronto
de dudas. mo sabes 10 que voy
a hacer?
I'll me diras, hijo MIC.
-Pues eScribir ahora mismo
a GuStavo.
-Muy bien pensado.
-Td sabe que nj 70 nj til he
mos compatible jamas la teo-
rias de la genie, cuando hacian
culpaIble al pObre Gandara de
csc crimeno dioso.
-iTcma, y claro que no!
Como que, 81 no hubiera ST.
do porque ell dolor a nosotros
tampoco nos ha perdonado Y en-
eStos amos no hemos no.
dido ocuparnos Gle NADIA, tam
POGO lie habriamos abandonado
q su suerte. Pero 70 sligo sim
tiendo per Ganiara nuestro vie
10 cariho.
-iY 20 tambien! NE aleVrs
La gaceta., 1942-01-30

re de verle, de todos modos!
iGustavo nos ha de recordar
tantas cosas!....
i Tantas cosas, Moves que
rida L..
-iY ahora, que parece que
Vue vuelve a lucir ell sol para
hueStra casa, me alegrare do
blemente de yer a Gustavo!
Con 6l entrara en- este palacio
una fafaga de la poesia del pa
sado, cuando todos eramos tan
felices, antes de que tanto dra-
ma como ha caido sobre nues-
tras cabezas, vinieran a destro-
Ear nuestras pobres vidas.
TQuien sabe 81 a1n hemos
dc ser todOs dichosos!-cerr6 Ell
marques; con una dicha nue.
va y ~radiante, mas sabrosa que
la anterior, puesto que sera la
dicha de la melancolia, la felici-
oad comprada con l&grimas.
ForgUs mieutSaa sounos dichoI
La gaceta., 1942-01-30

Mel OFT, ell nuevo director de
los Gigantes, estima que su no
vena necesita un buen pitcher y
I'm catcher de segunda Inca pa
ra desempenar un Elective pa
pei en- ell proximo campeonato.
"Yo creo que tenemos ell mas
poderoso team de pelota des-
de los dias de Terry, Fred Lind
strom y Travis Jackson.
"Tenremos abundancia de e.
nergfa y 81 ell club hace carrie
ras para ellos, los pitchers ad-
quiriran mayor confianza. Ca
recfamos en- gran MEDIA de la
potencia necesaria para hacer
carreras, en- la Ultima tempora-
da. Hal Schumacher perdi6 mu-
chos desafios que los hubiera ga
nado 81 lie hubiesemos dado al
gunas carreras. Como 20 veo
las cosas, Ell cuerpo de pitchers
sera una de mis- grandes inquit
tudes y estamo dando pasos pa
ra remediarlo. Comenzare cor
Carl Hubbell, Schumacher, Gil
Melton, Fiddler MCGEE y Boil
Carpenter, que seran ayudado'
por T. Sunkel, Ed Koslo, Rub
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
LOS ROJOS LLEGARAN Ell
OLA 20

Eel dia 20 de febrbero, seg1n
una carta de Gabe Paul, llega-
"a a Tampa la avanzada de los
Rojos de Cincinnati.
La Feria terminara ell dia IA
~ no sera possible acondicionar
ell diamante nImero l para ell
dfa 20, como 10 desea ell st.
Paul. Quiere este decir que ell
Cincinnati debera usar, como
reza ell contrato, ell diamante MI
nero 2, que cast no fue utiliza-
do en- 1941. haClta que ell princi-
pal pueda ser debidamente pre-
parade.
Ell primer juego Sc efectuara
ell dfa 8 de mario, en- esta ciu-
dad. con los Indios de Cleve-
land.
Como en- amos anteriores, los
peloteros y ell ''esta3o mayor"
Sc alojaran en- ell Florida.
Bajo la direction de Bill B.
| McKechnie y los coaches" Ray
Blades y Hank Gowdy, practi-
caran los Siguientes jugadores
Pitchers, Beggs, Burpo, DerN
niger, Hinkle, Moore, Riddle
Starr, T%HhOmpson, Turner,
Wander Nicer, Wade Y Bucky
Walters.
Catohers: Ernesto Lombar-
di, Hemsley, L9manno, lake
man y Dick West.
JugadoreS de cuadro: Aleno,
Linus Frey, Bert Joost, Matt
lex, Slick, Mccormick Y Shoke.
Jardineros: Craft, Mike De-
jan, Gleeson, Goodman, KOyY
Lukon, Met ormick, Saucer y
Frank Secory,
La temporada de los Rojos,
en- Tampa, finalizara ell dia 80
de mario.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30

mo fue robada de con sus pa
ores? iQu6n fue ell autor de csc
rapto, y con que movies Sc lie
v6 a cabo? La condensation a to-
das estas preguntas, nos pare
ce demasiado implista, para
que no ca adivinada por TODD ell
mundo. Una persona que odia-
ba mucho al musico Gandara,
fue, s%eguramente, la que rapt6
a la nina. ISera necesario que
digamos sus nombres? La pers-
picacia de nueStros lectores no
necesita de mas aclaraciones.
"Manana continuaremos dan
do detalles de este cada dia mas
apacionante proaeso, ash como
de las derivaciones inospechaN
das que va teniendo."
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
carcel, cuando contaba pocos

carcel, cuando contaba pocos
meses de edad, un aho escaso.
"Parece ser que la desapari-
ci6n de esa nina no es ajena al
proceso que hoy Sc ventila, sine
que esta entertainments relacio-
NADIA con aquel. Nj ell mdsico
GAndara, nj la madre de esa nj
ma quieren dar ~publicidad a es-
he suceso, por un sentimiento
Snuy applicable de delicadeza ;
pero es precise que Sc haga la
luz de una vez en- TODD este, Y
nosotros no cejaremos hasta
que la justicia y la verdad res
plandezcan en- absolute.
"ID6nde est& esa nina? lC6-
La gaceta., 1942-01-30

ganara ms de IL juegos. Me
gustaria que Melton perfeccio-
nase su estilo y adquiriese una
mejor curva; MCGEE es un me
jor pitcher de 10 que lie vimos ha
GER ell afo pasado; Carpenter
puede convertirse en- un lanza-
dor de primera fila.
,Disponiendo de Johnny Mize,
Connie Ryan, Mickey Witek,
Bill Judges, Dick Bartell y Joe
Orego, el cuadro de la novena
no me perturba. Ahora bien, me
tiene algo intranquilo Johnny
Mize, aunque el asegura que su
hombro esta bien.
"Mis dias como teTcera base
pasaron va.
"Descartare los espejuelos y
me quedare en- Ell jardin dere-
cho; Johnny Rucker jugara ell
centric y Ham Leiber ell izquier
do. Tenderness como sustitutos
a Sid Gordon y Babe Barnham.
banning tendra un me-
.jor ano que ell pasado. Pondre a
Werber en- ell primer lugar al
bate, a Rucker en- Ell segundo y
a Mize para limpiar las bases"
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
HOY G
JOE MCCARTHY

New York, enero 30.-Para
una serie de conferencias con el
Vresidente Ed Barrow, de los
Yankees, negara hoy Ell famoso
director Joe Mccarthy.
Mccarthy, al igual que o!ras
'prominentes figures del Base
ball, asistira al banquete de la
Association de Escritores de
Baseball, que Sc efectuara ell do
mingo por la noche, en- ell hotel
COMMODORE.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
Gus Lesnevich peleara esta
noche con Bob Pastor

los dos Sc italian en- perfectas
condolences fisicas.
Pastor Sc ha venido entire
nando en- ell gimnasio de Still
man y Lesnevich en- el gimna-
.sio Pioneer.
En- ell programa complement
tario, Carlos Malacara, ell invic-
to pdgil mexicano del peso COM
pleto ,tenldra de contrario a
Norman Rubio, de Albany. En-
otro combate a ocho asaltos,
Tippy Larkin, de Garfield
New Jersey, sera ell oponente
de Chester Rico, del Bronx.