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finish, Pingel regained a slender
lead and they ran almost shoulder
TO shoulder 10 the finish. Only
inches separated the pair when
Pingel broke the tape first.
120-yard high hurdles - Won by Bob
Davis (coo) Rogers tCT), second Jack
son (W), third, Fraser (Ml. fourth
De Keyser tsE), NTH; Tonkins Cd, sixth.
iOo-ysrd dssh--won by Don Wines cE);
third; Carroll (W1. fourth Crenshsw
CNw), NTH. Gaines (NEl, sixth. Time,
:lo.3
POE vsul,-won by Bill Rockefeller
IN and Salisbury (swJ tied for NTH.
Height, 10 feet 10 inches.
tio.yard dssh-won hy I'd Harris tM).
Rovach tsWD second Humble (SWp
third Nederlander IsEl fourth; Barrov-
ski (Hl, NTH: Roediger Cd, sixth. Time,
High iump-won by Ernest Boyd CNl;
Poh CNwJ and Hsrri. tR) tied fot
fourth Kent ,sWl and Cockdeid M tied
for sixth HeiEhth. feet, 2 inches
Mile Won by Al Pineei ID: Edmond
son INV y tefo00t fuuhtf ANEls lnlfu
Retter (El. fourth Smith tMD nth
Rhoades tNE), sixth. Time 4.3s 2.
/ l2O-yard low hurdles Won by Bnt
Fraser tMl; Davis (Cool. second Rogers
ItCT) third simoncl a., fourth. Krghr
ItR1. mn. Knoll ca sixth Time. :13.4
220-yard dash--Won 10y Wines tEl
Witherspoon ~. second Bernard tSEJ
third Jones CE). fourth; Mincher tCenli
mn Park tCen). sixth Time. y
( Shot put-W ~ Frank Senter (SF)
lEizonAs (Hl. second Lasky 'Pl. third
schemanske tNE). fourth, Evans ,Coot
ififth Whitefoot (R). sixth. Distance. ~
feet inch
Broad jump-won by John Kent tsw1
Jackson tWl. second Fraser tMh. third
Boyd tNI fourth Piekarsk (NEl. NTH
walters (HJ. sixth. Distance n feet
Inches
! ss0-yard run-won by Ar, Marx tCoo).
Robinson (SEl second Wesley III third
Greenlaw tCooi fourth; WicoxsOn tCTJ
nth Tomull (Hl sixth. Time 0S
Half mile relay-Won by Eastern tWines
simone. Knoll and Jones). Northwestern
second Central third Southeastern
fourth, Hsmtrsmck hnh Western. sixth
Time, ! % new Cty record old record
! 81 ? SGT ~ Eastern June 3 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
UAW-CIO League

Ford son 2S2 Oin O0i-1f is 4
Mich Mali e22 600 600 10 2 , 5
Hail Shy and Pankratz. Foster, Dawson
and Black.
Local 90 600 000 300 2 4
Local 400 OO4 $40 OOx--l0 10 3
RugEers. Ia Fata and Colpitts; Lewis
and Williams
Kelsey Hayes ia 1871 600 302-ls II 8
Ternstedt ia 500 020 O2O--l2 is 4
Lanier. sowa and Love Evans, Steven
son and Rosochocki.
Hudson 1874 0OO O22 01O-5 10
Packard 100 600 300 600 II
j Pontone and 3. Pontone; Mead and
Allor.
Bohn 20s 600 100 l.
Chevrolet 235 322 33l N-lt 10
Szuminsk, StanichAwsk Cerutu ana
Felley; BoIla and Cierpilowsh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

NEW YORK, June S.-Wrapping
up a few loose threads:
Baseball - Cleveland fans are
still hunting the gentleman with
the over-developed imagina =
ton who tipped sports writer's
that Lou Boudreau had fallen
from favor with the Indian man.
agement because his team was
not keeping pace with the New
York Yankees. They claim, and
rightly so, that if the boy mana
ger keeps the Indians out of the
second division he will prove his
ability. A team can't lose a Bob
Feller and fight for a pennant.
George Earnshaw - remember
him from Connie Mack's last
dream team ?-is now Lieutenant
EarnShaw of the naval reserve.
Stationed at Jacksonville, he is
coaching the naval air station
baseball team and his associates
are boosting him for a coaching or
pitching assignment on the all
star service team which will meet
the all-Star major league squad
in Cleveland on July Z.
The news hasn't been shouted
from headlines, but Jimmy Dykes
probably suffered the crueleSt
break of the year when Thornton
Lee a 2l-game winner for the
White SOX last season. came up
with that sore arm Lee hasn't
pitched an inning this year.
SOoSE TO WED
Boxing 49, Billy Soose. former
world middleweight champ and
one Of the few college boys in the
prize fighting business, will marry
/ Miss Peggy Unger at her home in
East Greenvillc. Pa, next week.
|SooSe. Penn State boy. now is
attached 10 the Norfolk Naval
Station. Miss Smith was gradu-
latcd yesterday from Smith Col
lege
One Of the most forlorn indi-
Nl0ualS m sports these days is your
Uncle Mike Jacobs. He has iron
clad contracts on Madison Square
Garden and on all the top-flight
boxers, but he has been unable
10 arrange match for two
straight weeks. The boys are in
the services, on the sick list or
unwilling 10 meet opponents ia
cobs has in mind.
Regarding the JacobS-Joe Louis
United States Army triangle, the
issue is simple. If the army did
ipromise Joe a chance 10 fight once
more for his income tax money.
then the promise should be kept.
II there was no agreement, then
there is no issue. Louis is a great
champion and a fine man, but he
also Is a soldier and is subject
to the rules governing all soldiers
THIRD AND FOURTH \
Horse racing -the only reason
eight horses entered todays Bel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
1000 See Louis

NEW YORK. June s CuPl-
Corp. Joe Louis, worlds heavy
weight champion began his ex-
hibition tour OF army camps last
night. drawing a crowd Of 1000
including 5000 soldiers, fol his
bout al Fort Hamilton. Louis
boxed three rounds with George
Nicholson. one OF his sparring
partners Nicholson's left eye was
cut in the third round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
FIRST DIVISION TIE

Two extra games, however, will
be necessary before Catholic Cen
trails opponent in the First
division championship contest is
decided. st. Mary's of BEDFORD
trounced st. Leo yesterday, 1876,
to tie for first on the west side
with Redeemer and Lourdes. As a
result, Redeemer will play St.
Marys Monday. with the winner
meeting Lourdes Wednesday. The
winner of the latter game will face
the Shamrocks Friday for the
title.
Bob Miller pitched his sixth vic
tory for the BEDFORD team as Bob
Prendergast featured the attack
with two triples, a homer and
single in five trips.
In other games, st. Hedwig won
its eighth in a row by beating st.
Clement. 80: St. Casimir upset
Sacred Heart, AZ; Pitcher Gene
Gyngard drove in the only run OF
the game as De La Sale downed
ST. Ambrose, 10; ST. Ladislaus
nosed out ST. Joseph, 81, and ST.
Frederick won from st. James, Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
z Cornell Coaches Named

ITHACA. y. Y. June 6 INS)
Appointment Of George X
Lefty James as Cornell Uniyer-
Slty varsity baseball coach was
announced today by Robert !
Kane acting director OF athletics
Kane also ANNOUNCED appointment
Of Robert s Grant as 15O-pounc
football coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Probable Pitchers
BY United Press

BY United Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn DAVIS I'D a. Chicago Gee
T-3)-2 p. m. (CWT). II =.
Philadelphia (Hughes III a. Pittsburgh
(Seweli f-5l--3 D. m. (CWT.
Boston (Tobin 5-7D az Cincinnati oval
tiers 5-D-2:30 r. m. (EWT).
New York tHubbell la A. 81. Louis
(White 2-2D-2.3 80 p. m. (CWT).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
DETROIT (BR1DGEs 81 and NEW.
HOUSER 2-2) a. Washington tZubsr 90
and cathay Obj 30 p. m. tEWT). two
games
(Woln 4-5l-2 40 .. m (EWTl
Cleveland CDesn t-i) a. New York
(Runing S-7)--7 30 2, m tEWT.
chicago (Grovs 7.5l A. Boston (Hugh
son 3-D-1 .. m. (EWTl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

'Battsd for Benton In ninth.
tran for Tsbbstts IN ninth.
1Bsttsd for Franklin IN ninth.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
DETROIT 600 DOL 0ol o.
Washington Dol 100 900 la o
Error-Hitehoek Runs bsttsd tn--Cas.
Pofahi, Higgins. Ross. Rspass. rwo-bass
|hts-Rspass, Pofshl. Higgins, stolen base
Vernon sserfdes hit--Pofnhl. Double
bases-Detroit ., washington II. Bases
on bals-On Newsom O. OF Benton o. or
White 4 Struck out--By Nswtom 7. by
Benton Z. by White 2. Hits-On Benton
"a in a innings, of White l In - innings.
Losing piteher--whits. mpires-Ptpgras,
Summers and Passsrella. Time of game
lbs. Attsndsnee--e.T0 TOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Falcons Beaten,
But Win Place
In Prep PIayoff
FINAL STANDINGS

There was little rest for the
weary today as Northeastern
Highs baseball team was safely
settled IN a playoff berth in the
Metropolitan League.
Last Tuesday Northeastern was
forced to 90 il innings TO beat
Cass Tech 10 stay in the running.
Yesterday the Falcons, needing a
victory in the last regularly
scheduled game. lost in the final
inning 10 Eastern, 4-3, but North
erns S-4 decision over Cass put
Northeastern in
The Metro semifinals are Sched-
uled for Monday. but the pairings
are vet 10 be decided because
Cooley and Central finished tied
for first on the west side. East
ern. by beating the Falcons, won
the east side crown Winners of
Mondays two games will tangle
Wednesday at Briggs Stadium for
the league title, now held by
Cooley.
LONG DRIVE WINS
After Northeastern tied the
score with two runs in the sixth,
Eastern won out after two were
out in the seventh Dom Vicari
singled. stole second and went TO
third on an error with one out.
Joe Cangliari walked and stole
second. After The next batter
popped out, Bill Dieters, Eastern
outfielder. drove long hit TO
right center that sent the tying
and winning runs across. II would
have been a homer ordinarily.
Dieters' cousin, Dick, was the
winning pitcher.
Cooley and Central won as ex-
pected. and easily. too. Cooley
scored five runs in the fifth TO
down u. of d. High. IL, as Art
Wilson and Bud Rankin divided
the pitching assignment. and Cen
trial disposed of BEDFORD. lis.
Murray Weiss featured Centrals
attack with four singles for a
perfect day and Joe Bale contrib
uted triple and two singles.
Cass fell TO Northern when
Harold Rabinowitz singled TO
center for Northern with the
bases fun. and when the center
fielder let the ball 60 through his
legs, four runs. came in. The boot
cost thealMechanics a chance to
tie for second on the east side.
In other games, all decided by
one run. Highland Park edged
Miller, 6-5: Chadsey down e d
Sd; Mackenzie beat
3D., and Wilbur
Wright won in the seventh from
Western, ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
BIackOutS
WORT Hit
Olympia
By CLAYTON HEPLER

Blackouts, either from neces-
sity or practice, will have no
effect on Olympia.
I'VE had almost 1900 people
In the building during the last
blackout attending the piano
festival, and the air raid war
den didn't even know we had
any one there" Fred Haner,
general manager. said today.
1--WE just BACKED out the
lights In tbs lobby and In the
halls. The arena Itself has no
windows, 80 no light secpcd
through Mt ALL"
With this heartening announce.
ment, Haner is going ahead with
plans for a full season next win.
ter, with hockey and basketball
dominating the program.
Vaughn Blanchard (super-
visor Of health education for the
public school system) conferred
with me about the basketball
program for the coming year.
He was especially interested In
our attitude I'm the event that
games had TO be cancelled be-
cause of the war.
WILL RESERVE DATES
II told him that we were will
ing to 20 along with both Wayne
and the University OF Detroit,
reserying basketball dates even
II they aren't filled. It's the
only thing TO do, and II will
provide a good basis for q fresh
start when this whole situation
IL cleared up" Haner said.
Meanwhile. his staff is busy aid
ing him in his bookkeeping duties
The fiscal year for Olympia ended
in April, and there are a Thousand
and one details to clear up.
The Grand River arena won
be idle during the summer. how
ever, A roller skating rink II
now being installed and will b,
open by the first of July.
I've experimental with the
rink last year and are improv-
ing on II considerably now"
Haner said.
HOPE TO CUT NOISE
I'VE laid the floor right on
the cement last year. which
made II so noisy that you could
hardly hear the organ. We're
putting a layer Of sawdust down
before laying the wood floor this
time, and that should deaden
the sound of the rollers n great
deal"
Roller skating will keep Olym
pia busy until September, when
II possible. rodeo will be brough
in. After that the rink will b,
frozen for hockey and the skateI
will swap their rollers for blades
"And we're going right ahead
with plans for a full hockey
schedule. Some of the Wings
may not be able TO play, but
wen get along. just as we did
this past year." Haner said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Fight Results

~ United Press
A. HoIiyvood-Jack chase. i5s. Denver
accustomed Costello Cruz $50 sAn jose
tGinl. George Hansforo 1876. Lft Angslss
dseisioned Fliio GonKales I3s hsHic1
CITY Ia: Babe Antuna ia p Csntr0,
Cal sscisionsd Dom XII Den i2t rssrf0
rieo az. A. Sanchez 1915 ins Angeles
tscisfonsd Guy orill. i7s. Nsxico cityitD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

The Dearborn school not only
hopes to repeat as divisional win
ner. but will try TO close its Sec
ond straight season without a
defeat. st. Alphonsus whipped st.
Rita yesterday. 1872, behind Dave
Martins four-hit pitching 10 end
its regular season with IL victories
in as many games.
Finalists in the Third Division
title game, also scheduled for
will be Sacred Heart and
CT HedYYip------------.- -------------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
SECOND DIVISION
FAST SIDE
THIRD DIVISION
FINAL STANDINGS

st. Alphonsus High. when 1t
meets ST. Philip next Tuesday for
the Second Division baseball cham
pionship of the Catholic League
will have more than the title at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

YORK June SWrapping that six inter
IN , fouv 1ooso in 00C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

.Totab So "a ~ t5Sh 27l isa .S37
'Tnciuding totals OF Fuchs and Rowe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Tiger Batting Averages
PITCHING RECORD

Totals 81 1889 773 $50 3oz 10 ass
'ineluding totals OF Fuchs and Rove.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
THIRD AND FOURTH

Horse racing-the only reason
eight horses entered today's Bel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Save Clothes in Wartime this New WaV
Let the Nev OKKDOZ get your wash
WHITE WITHOUT BLEACHING
CLEAN WITHOUT HARD RUBBING

safe way. Its liveIier washing action goes after
that cloudiness less efficient soaps fail TO get.
rs remif, clothes come sparkling white!
Except for stains or unusual pieces, of course,
you'll hardly believe you haven't used bleach.
Lively svdsins SaVe5 Horn1fUI Rubbing
Erery ounce Of New Oxydol does more work for
YOU than before Its Hustle Bubble" sudsing
gets more dirt You never have more than few
quick rubs here and there. NOT that hard rub
bng that wears things thin and threadbare.
Wifb all ibis neO richness in washing power
the New Oxydol is safety itself for washable
coors Even milder than before on hands. SO
safe you can use il for dainty washable rayons.
SO imagine how kind New OXYDOL is TO the
rest of your wash!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
US. GOVERNMENT SAYS so:

Discussing use Of chlorine hleachcs.
bulletin from the Consumer Division Of
OpA 'tatos in part. Bleaching has never
been a good substitute for washing go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Save unnecessary wear and tear on washdy
-. get a wash that's sparkling Unite with
New Oxydols safe washing action and
make clothes last much longer.

Hoe can JO~ make your family's clothes last
longer in these wartimeS?
Do ii Hitb eenfier udy TO wash And new
modern Soap-New OXYDOL-that gets your
wash radiant, cleaning white with rich safe
washing action instead of the unnecessary wear
and tear so hard on clothes
Rich WGshing Action InSieod Of Harsh Bleaching
Epery ounce of New Oxydol is much richer in
washing power than before. Its active, busting
Hustle Bubble" suds draw out dirt the gentle
La gaceta., 1942-02-20

Ell Palaeio San Nicolas. Kap,an
supo aprOvechar su ventaja en-
paso.
Wilsey River, con 1884 IL
bras, cbtuvo oil fallo de los jue-
ces sobre Sammy Brents, de
Kentucky. Andy Fowler puso
a dopmir q Gregorio Hidalgo,
del Bronx, en- ell primer asalto,
Lou Miller, de Brooklyn, SUI
per6 a Kenny Blackmore; joey
Juliano venci6 por puntos a
Reed Johnson; Peter Manchio
tir6 por la cuenta de diez a Wi
Ills Johnson, Harold Gibson, de
Harlem, acord6 a Leo LeBron,
de Puerto Rico.
La gaceta., 1942-02-20
Cumpleanos n

En- ell dfa de aver cumpli6
doce amos una apreciada ami
guita del cronista, Olguita de
la Riva, hija queridisima de
mis- estimados amigos Angel y
Rosa de la Riva, destacad@s
figuras del Centre Espanol.
Con tai motive Olguita reci-
bio en- su hogar, 1914 de la
avenida Central, infinidad de
felicitaciones de sus familia-
res y amistades.
En- esta reduction la desea-
mos larga vida y la dicha que
merece.
La gaceta., 1942-02-20
Del Cenrro Asturiano

En- la manana de hoy reel
bimos una communication firma
da por ell joven Luis Gonzalez,
secretario de la Secci6n de Re
cteo del Centre Asturiano,
donde nos da a conocer los nom
bres de la nueva mesa de la
referida Secci6n.
Manuel Arduengo, presiden
tie; Martin Gonzalez, Vice pre-
sidente; Luis Gonzalez, secre-
tario; y Alvaro Fernandez, tie
sorero.
Agradecemos la invitaci6n
que Sc nos hace para todas las
fiestas.
Muchos exitos les augura-
mos. Con nosotros pueden con
tar ahora, manana y siempre.
La gaceta., 1942-02-20
DE KAPLAN

New YORK, feb. Coon un
peso de de 156 libras, Irwin
Kaplan, de Los Angeles, Cali
fornia venci6 por puntos a
Ralph lZanelli, de Providence,
en- un match a ocho asaltos.
Ell encuentro Sc verified en-.
La gaceta., 1942-02-20
EN- Ell
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Budy BY conquist6 los lau-
relies en- la novena carrera de
anoche, aventajando a Who's
Boy. que finaliz6 en- segundo
lugar. FL gran favorito, Ora
dy, entr6 en- ell quinto puesto.
Sc abon6 la quiniela a $71,
Canada por Tru-Ate y Star
Master. La noche de hoy esta
La gaceta., 1942-02-20
new! "BACTERIOSTATIC"
Feminine
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among women

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of doRches as a precautionary meas
ure for women who want 10 be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Offend
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful to
delicate tissues. But not Lydia e.
Pinkham's Sanative Washl Pinkham's
Sanative Wash is gaining great favor
because it's NOT a harmful germicide.
Instead-it's a mighty effective BAG
te~riostatic" (the modern trend II not
only discourages bacterial growth and
infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
dorizes. Very soothing relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has a
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
I~nexpensivel All druggists.
La gaceta., 1942-02-20

comerciante que goza de gran
estimation.
Ell NAL que lie aqueja no es
serio; pero Sc lie ha recomen-
dado permanzca en- esa casa
de salud para su total resta-
blecimiento
Nuestros mejorels deseos
porque pronto pueda regresar
a su casa y negocios.
La gaceta., 1942-02-20
ia function de hoy en-
el Teatro Centric Asturiano

@1R
el Teatro Centric Asturiano
Todo esta debidamerte pre-
Nparado para la funncj6n que
esta noche Sc ~efectuara en- ell
teatro del Centre Asturiano, a
beneficio de la Cruz Roja A
mericana y auspiciada por Ia
Secci6n de Damas de la Logia
Caballeros Leales de America.
FL programa contiene gran
des atractivos. La Logia Sc di-
rige al p1blico con estas pala
bras: r{|l
mo dudamos de vuestra
cooperation en- este beneficio
para Ia Cruz Roja, por 10 que
representa- para cada uno de
nosotros ell vivir en- este Demo
cratico Pals. Por 10 tanto, en-
nombre de la Logia, damos a
todos y cada uno de los coope-
radores sinceras gracias."
A continuation damos a CO.
nocer ell programa, como pro-
metieramos en- nuestras notas
de aver:
Ocho menos cuarto de la no
che: aperture de las puertas
del teatro. Ocho y cuarto: CO.
mienzo de la function.
Sinfonia por la orquesta de
la Secci6n Juvenil de la Logia,
con la simpatica Srta. Ange-
lita Gonzalez al piano.
Estreno del precioso Eainete
en- un acto, de Abati y Garcia
Marin, titulado LA Mana de
la Manica." Sera interpretado
por Estela Bustelo, Angie Gar
cfa, Irene Fernandez, Muricio
Gutierrez, Severino Martinez,
L. Rodriguez, Manuel Fernan-
DEE y T. Waldo.
La segunda parte del pro-
grama la cubrira un soberbio
acto de variedades, con la nj
ma Joyce Cermeno, en- bonitos
bales; Hilda Cermeno, Aida
del Vale, Gloria Caruso, Vio-
leta Alfonso, las hermanitas
Esperanto y Luis Torres.
Presentation de la Estudian
La gaceta., 1942-02-20

rez, hija de la Sra. Consuelo
Perez.
No es de gran importancia
la dolencia que lie aqueja, es-
perandose que dentro de bre-
yes dfas sea dada de alta por ell
medico que la asiste.
La gaceta., 1942-02-20
Ell bale de manana

Manana sabado efectuara
la Sociedad Circulo Cubano,
bajo los auspicios de SUI Secci6n
de Recreo, ell traditional bale
social de Carnival. TercerO
de la temporada en- nuestras
sociedades regionales.
Dos notables orquestas to-
caran, "Lon Francisco en- la
sala principal y "La Tropical,
con sus cantantes Srta. Mer-
cedes Sanchez y Freddie Val
d6s, en- la sala cantina, 81 la
i~nclemencia del tempo impe-
dira Sc efectue en- Ell patio
jardin.
A la l de la manana Sc We
rificara una reception, como
es de coStumbre en- esta3 fles-
Itas. Sc han mandado invitaciO
mes a los periodistas y delega-
dos de las sociedades hernia
mas.
La entrada para los socios Sc
"a gratis, mediante la presen-
taci6n de uno de los 1ltimOs
recibos puestos al cobro y Ell
Garnet de identification.
La fiesta Sc prolongara has
ia despu6s de las cuatro de la
manana.
La gaceta., 1942-02-20

PGblico," nos invita- al Caba-
ret que e~fectuara esa Sociedad
ell Sabado Z de MARIO.
Agradecemos la cortesia.
La gaceta., 1942-02-20

81, Senor, compre la
pintura 3. L. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
' Gale is
La gaceta., 1942-02-20
NUlAN OUClAAEN
troR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

tina "Espaha" con preciosos
n&meros, bsjo "a dtrooci6n del
professor Mo. Salgado; al pia-
no, ell joven Armando Dorta.
La direction artistica de es-
ia function esta a cargo del Sr,
Lizardo Campo.
Ell precio de entrada es bien
m6dico, % cts. Asista y ayude
a la Cruz Roja.
La gaceta., 1942-02-20
En- ell S~anatorio

BESIDE hace dias Sc halla re-
Guido en- ell Sanatorio del Cen
Itro Espanol nuestro apreciado
amigo Placido Fernando, sr.,
La gaceta., 1942-02-20
Enfermita

BESIDE ell pasado microbes
guarda CANA en- su domicilio,
1901 de la Gale Ounce, la
interesante Srta. Conchita Pc
La gaceta., 1942-02-20

dedicada a los veteranos de Ia
guerra "hispano-americana.
Mahana sabado Sc ofrecera
I'm doble programa.
La gaceta., 1942-02-20

Ell atento joven Amado Val
des, secretario de la Secci6n
de Beneficencia de eel Bien
La gaceta., 1942-02-20

Santos del dia
Eleuterio, Leon Y Euquerio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-14
By HARRY CRIMSON NEA Service Sports Editor

New York.-AS has been pointed out, the reams of copy written about the 50th anniversary of the Sull- van-Corbett fight further sohd1fles its position as the nations most his toriO sports event.
 Accounts Of the actual battle were accurate, of course. All the boys had to do was turn to yellowed news paper clippings.
 But some of the descriptions ot the great John Lawrence Sullivan rilea old-timers who knew him well.
 Mike Jacobs was reading an inter- viev given by William A. Brady, the theatrical man who managed James J. Corbett, when William Joseph Roche poked his ear through the door.
 ''It says here," said Promoter Jacobs, that Sullivan was 8 wild, right hand punching Tony Galento, no better"
 That was 8 bit more than Billy Roche could stand. Roche, crowdlng 75. saw Sullivan in several starts. He went on to manage Mysterious Billy smith, Elbows McFadden and other famous warriors, became the top referee of his time. His father, John g., trained Paddy Ryan, Jimmy FL liott and Dominick McCaffrey for their engagements with Sullivan and seconded them.
 sullivan" explained Roche to the Johnny-C -Come-Latelys, was a sci entific boxer who had only to hit an opponent once with his right hand.
 "Originally a boilermaker, Sulli-