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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-04
SEATTLE IS
 WINNER0F
 TWO GAMES
Sacramento Comes Back, Beats Porf|and- Angels
 Humb|ed by Oaks
(By Associated Press)

Dick Barrett won his 25th victory of the season last night as Seattle downed San Diego in the first game and went on to win the nightcap.
 Sacramento came back after two straight defeats and trimmed Port land last night, pounding out 19 hits, three homers and fourteen two- baggers.
 Southpaw Ray Joiner held San Francisco at bay last night as Hol- lywood won, evening the series.
 Emil Mailhos scored his first vic- tory last night as Oakland humbled the leagues leading Los Angeles Angels with shutout.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-04
CRAIG FISHERMEN FINED ON ILLEGAL
 FISHING CHARGES

Charged in U. s. Commissioners Court in Craig with illegal fishing, Samson Nickerson pleaded guilty and paid a fine of $75, and Albert Ketah, Jeffries Williams, Richard Harris, George Nickerson and Harry Paul pleaded guilty and paid fines of $40 each, the U. s. MarshaPs Office reported today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-04
BROOKLYN, ST. LOUIS
 BOTH WIN
Bobo Newsom HurIs Shut out for Dodgers Over
 Cincinnati Reds
(By Associated Press)

Bobo Newsom made a triumphal debut with Brooklyn in the National League yesterday by shutting out Cincinnati on four hits. The con- quest was achieved in a spectacular hurling duel with Johnny Wander Nicer and kept the Dodgers four and-a-half game lead intact
 Tn another game, two southpaws- 39-year-old Carl Hubbell and 21- year-old Howe Pollet went to the mound and youth won over ex- perience as St. Louis crushed New York, the Cards still hanging onto a chance for the pennant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-04
GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League

San Diego l, 3; Seattle 6, 5. Sacramento 12; Portland 2. Los Angeles 0; Oakland l. San Francisco 1; Hollywood ?.
 National League Brooklyn 2; Cincinnati 0. New York o; St. Louis T. Only two games played.
 American League Chicago 2, O; Washington 3, IA. Detroit 0; Boston 2. Only two games played.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-04
RING BROKEN UP;
 8 ARRESTS

LOS ANGELES, Sept A. Six men and two women are under arrest as State Agents claimed dis ruption of one of the largest opium rings ever operated here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-04
CRAIG MAN SENTENCED
 ON MORALS CONVICTION

Joseph Skulka, of Craig, has been sentenced in U. s. Commissioners Court to serve 180 days in jail in Ketchikan on a charge of in- decent exposure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-04
DETROIT IS
 SHUT OUT BY
 BOSTON MEN
Washington Senators De- feat Chicago Nine in
 DoubIeheader.
(By Associated Press)

Boston shut out Detroit in the American League yesterday behind four-hit pitching by Bill Rutland. The victory was Boston's fifth in a row and the twenty-second in 25 games.
 Washington defeated Chicago twice in the only other American League contests yesterday, taking the opener behind Sid Hudscn's four-hit hurling and exploding for 20 hits in the nightcap against rookie Scarborough. BESSIE ROWE ILL
 Miss Bessie Rowe, Territorial school teacher, is confined to her room in the Baranof Hotel with a slight back injury, She would be glad to have her friends call,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
SINGER S Life Is No Bed Of Roses

One doesn't pick a singing
career II picks him. said
Donald Dickson. famous American
concert baritone. when asked how
he happened to choose a musical
career.
II have wanted To sing as far
back as can remember he con
tinued. For time I worked II
hours a day in a steel mill in order
to earn money to pay for singing
lessons. The job Was beside a hot
furnace. but I still think IL was
easier than concert work. In the
mills one is through when the
whistle blows. But a singer -
never through. when he isn't
vocalizing. he has to be hunting up
new songs. constantly adding to
his repertoire. studying languages,
boarding trains in the middle Of
the night and getting off them at
the crack n dawn.
The most difficult thing in |.
SINGERS life IL finding time IN rest,
and rest Is indispensable n the
voice is 10 he at its best A
singer" he concluded seriously.
must remain humble toward his
art The more ono learns about
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Comics Organize
Screwball Club

Ninety per cont ~ the employees
~ Universal sfusscs are screw
halls thanks ., Olsen ard
johnson.
while the 'Heliss rcpp,n come
disns were Mining their srresH
version ~ the broadway M
which earr~nsiy 10 playing 1T the
Bius Mouse thestsr. they initiated
not only the employees. but hcnored
visitors - well into their Ancient
and honorable Order II screw
halls"
jules Lsvey. president ~ MAJ
fair Productions. Inc. which PRO
dueed the picture for presentation.
was the first n be indaeisd into
the club. Charter members IN
cluded Martha Rsse, Mtsehs Aasf
and other members ~ the -HeIlsa-
popp,n' cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Century Offers
Friday Dance

Tsee~s dancing fans are fn~ ~
. v~Inr surprise Frfdzx rtxht
~h<n they ~sli have re privilege
- dance - the rhythrs 20 ian
King ard i. -Nsn Il Muse ~
the Century h-iircon.
King 10 - newcomer - the lce-l
amusement world. hsvsnx eer~e
here from seattle. where - s.-
established : rerasstsrr ~ pleas
ing the 1--WE fsna
pus 70 UNFORESEEN circumstances.
Nal Erssysur. whn ~ss originally
scheduled - appear with King n
q Rattle ~ the n.rds.- hss h<er
detained N Ia Anxelss Accord
ing n the management. Gr.y.en
NAV - abe 70 make = rscc<ns
appearance At q later date
Th< popular Ceafnry h~iircoua.
located - the Seattle Tscnzu.
highway 81 N. Fife intersection.
offers danesnK cetA Friday and
Saturday nights
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Burns Fights Back!

HOLLYWOOD-Bob Burns, ba-
yooka footing screen and radio
comedian. asked s135. 900 damages
from Paramount Picture today on
grounds the studio has tried to
force him to ridicule the hill people
OF his native Arkansas.
Paramount last November
filed suit for xS2.7ss against
Burns. contending he had fall
ed IN show ,ip for work In
picture called Joan Of Ar
kansas"
Burns today filed an answer and
counterclaim, demanding s55.0oO
In unpaid wages and 100000 in
exemplary damages, saying he had
held himself in readiness for work
hut that the picture wss never
made.
The comedian said he had
an agreement with the studios
not 10 appear In any picture
that ridicuied rural people.
He said he had appeared ear
Her under protest In two pie
lures. Coming Round the
Mountain" and mountain MI
sic" both Of which poked fun
at Arkansas hilibiilies.
Burns said he had agreed to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16

in May. already have reoanted
10 = Judge.
Those errors. though. ar. more
than balanced N the romantic
side ny three couples who decided
they had hesr too hssty about
divorces In previous years. Thom-
As Mitchell married HE former
wife. Anne Brewer Hier. Robert
Arms strong remarked Claire
Louise Armstrong. and stan
Laurel. apparently as hesiIdered
a. his friends by . series ~ Inn
puIsbve entsngiements. persuaded
Virginia Ruth Laurel 10 try II
again.
Two-TIMERS
Many Of the movie figures who
went 10 their own weddings IN
1871 were saying Il do" for the
second. third or fourth time. In
fact. practically AL the weddings
NJ any prominence. except that of
Desnns Durbin and Vaughn Paul.
involved one or more divorced
people. Even Judy Csrlknd drew
grass widower In Dave Rose
ex-husbsnd NJ Martha Rsys. and
Gene Tisrney, IN becoming Mrs.
Oleg Csssini. got the 7s-yesr-old
former mate Of Merry Fshrney.
patent medicine heire-.
What with the marriages 81
Cassini. Pat III ciceo. Frsnchot
Tone and Victor Mature. the
ranks ~ Hollywood's men-sbout-
town were considerably thinned.
Most notable playboys now al
large are Enrol Flynn separated.
n not quite divorced. from LIN
Ds mltsD. and Bruce Cabot. who
were usher and hest man respee.
lively. az the n. cieco-Gloris Van
derbilt wedding
The year was q Economically
Wsstmors brothers. a family NJ
studio makeup men. perc mar
RED Mrs. Julietta Sovis. Ern mar.
ried Betty Heron. and Buddy
married Rosemary Lane. Ths
other Lane sister also got tntn
the records with a marriage for
Lola and a divorc. for Priscilla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16

Reunited frr the frss time ssnes
they appeared teGsthsr IN
Rhythm m Inc River" ring
Crosby and Mary Martin are
merry musical ard rrmsrs,e part.
nsrs ssssn IN rsramount's Firth
NJ the Hiuss" whieh 10 currently
ris wing at me Beverly theasss,
with Brian nonlesy. carosyr Lee.
Jsrk resxsrden. Rochester.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Fonda
7 oqeiher Again

psrbsrs stanwyok and Henry
Fonda. the lcvshis Lady Eve.
rom nsnstion are again teamed In
''yen Relong "a Ne which 10 INV
on the Ratio screen. A Wesley
Rurrle~' production, and hsssd
upon a screen play ny Claude Hin
yon. You Belong 10 Me- includes
Edgar Buchanan. Roger Clark.
Ruth Donnsliy and Melville Cooper
In its featured supporting cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Sign Shuniiin!

HOLLYWOOD Watch on the
Rhine" acclaimed by all critics as
the best az all the snti-Nszis plays.
will he brought To the screen by
Warner Bros. under the guidance
Of Herman shumlin. who produced
and directed its stage presentation.
After directing the screen
!. version Of the lillian Hellu.aa
play. Shwmlin win remain at
Warmers under . long term
contract.
Negotiations for the screen
rights IN Watch On the Rhine
and the services Of its pro-
Queer were completed for War
ners hy J. !. Warner.
For the past decade shumlin has
been the most successful producer
and director on Broadway. His
outstanding productions. aside from
Watch on the Rhine" have been
The Last Mile" Grand Hotel. -
The Children's Hour" and The
Little Foxes All of these sub
sequently became notable motion
pictures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
STAR GIyEs To NEEDy

Each year Richard Arlen. who
stars in Psramount's Torpedo
Boat for Producers William Pine
and William Thomas. gives hum
dreds Of crates Of oranges from
his ranch 10 various ehiidren's
homes In Southern California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16

n. the more he realizes how little
he knows. and how hard hs nnr
work 10 reach the goal he has set
for himself And that goal 10 CON
stsntly shifting e. one never
really reaches II"
Donald Dickson will return 10
Tacoma Wednesday evening. Jan
uary 81. as the second attraction
Of this seasons Temple All-star
series Tickets for this outstsnd-
ing musical event are now on sal.
at FraSers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16

Lou Goes Writer!

Two studios are reported decker
ing for Comedian Lou Costello's
First Literary Endeavor. a screen
story. In II he-looking somewhat
like New Yorks Mayor Fiorello
la Guardis engages in a mayor
atty campaign against Bud Alb
pott.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16

True. there were q couple Of
fumhlss among the marriages.
moonstruck Judy csnovs's vows.
exchanged with Private james
Ripley IN Honolulu. were spnuled.
and Mary Brian snd Jon Whit
comb. who told IL to, preacher
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
Ry PAUL HARRISON
Tacoma Time. Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD

HUILfWOOU = Ihis departments bureau 81 marital
statistics and domestic turmoil has emerged from
closer with heartening report the i94 II
the marriages of Hollywood people outnumbered the divorces
81 to DC.
This is unprecedented and must he significant Of
something. whether boom in pure sentmentality
drawing together of movie folk for comfort and security
times
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16

Ils .'V. 1 WA otlief fallnk cal
Mickey himself is able TO deli
When YOU see Babes on Broad
WAY" new Music Box attraction,
You will understand why Mickey
needs Judy like corned beef needs
cabbage. And A-G-M has made
smother smart move in this latest
production which carries Rooney To
new heights IL has added Nir-
Einis Weidler to the cast. ANY
show Is better show that has
Virginia on its payroll.
Mickey Ia good enough to
stand fast company and
the faster the company the
better h will he for the little
fellow who has earned the
reputation for heing the big
draw"
'Rabes On Broadway" II an
other Of those delightfully."- clean
and entertaining movies that will
prove equally pleasing to young
and old. II Is packed with capable
talent.
Fay BANTER. James Gleason.
Donald heek. Ray Mcdonald.
Richard Quine and Alexander
Woollcott head n strong support
ing cast and contribute much that
makes this picture one Of the best
IN which Rooney has starred.
II IL showing at the Hamrick
house as a single feature attrac-
ton, save for the latest edition of
the March of Time, titled, "Our
America At War"
Many Of the scenes In this
edition are reproductions of
shots taken during World
War No. and will bring
fond memories To those who
were in the ~asf" ~ that
"feature attraction" Of two
continents.
And 80 the writer puts the
finger on Babes On Broadway"
for being a. good a movie a. one
deserves for his money,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16

'er.
appear in Joan ~ Arkansas n
the studio would clean I'D the
dialog and certain siiustions= In
stead. the comedian charged. the
studio submitted a script even
worse" than the original
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
BABES On Broadfrav:.-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

his No box office rating be traced much than
Mickey himself is able TO deliver
La gaceta., 1942-07-18

Pero Sc tranquiliz6 en- segui-
da.
La gran sonora, que tenia, q
pesar de su edad, va madura, II.
ma gran belleza en- su rostro de
emperatriz, lie alarg6 dos billie.
ties de 500 pesetas, diciendo con
una leve sonriSa f:
ii Ali tiene ustedl Cuatro
mil frances. lie importa que lie
.pague en- dinero espanol?
ii AL c%ontrario. sonora! Muy
agradecido! Y mil gracias.
Sc Incline, con una gran in.
clinaci6n hasta ell suelo.
Y va liza a girar sobre sus Ia.
Zones, cuando dona Angeles nun
mur6, deteniendole con el gesto
-Espere un instante.
-Mande la sonora.
-Mire; Quiero hacerle a us
ted un ruego, pedirle un favor.
-Digame Madame.
Que no olga listed NADIA de
La gaceta., 1942-07-18

echar sobre tn pobre vida una
nueVa cruz. va tenemos to-
oos %bastante, hiio mic!
IFS que 70 no puedo perdo-
mar madre; es que aunque oui-
sierra perdonar, hay cosas que
no pueden ovidarse! L.. lD6nde
esta ese hombre?... iQuiero YER
10!
bona Angeles Sc puso en-
pie conteniendo a su yerno, que
lntentaba arrojarse del lecho.
mo, Pope, no hagas mas
locuras! iPor Dios! lPor ella
tamolen!. iPor carload! Tran
quilizate IT,.
Jay, madre!... lC6mo voy
a tranquilizarme?... IT'D conci-
oes una infamia mas completa
una burla mas grande?...
Dona Angeles, por toda res
puesta, abati6 la cabeza al DE-
cho, y sOlloz6 nuevamente en- sir
La gaceta., 1942-07-18

mas, lie quedo agradecidisimo a
madame.
listed mismo ha visto que
csc senior no esta herido siquie.
ra.
ST. va he visto. Ademas.
madame, estas cosas son por a.
qui frecuentes. Seguramente
Sc tratara de algin asunto de-
juego, Por aqui por Monte Car.
10, va Sc sabe...
La eSpoSa de Pietro Cenci, sa
biendo 10 que este convence a
veces a las gentes del pueblo,
extendi6 su diestra fina Y per-
fumada al ch6fer, que la eStre-
ch6 inclinandose, y di6 por ter
minada la entrevista.
Luego lie acompah6 hasta el
hall.
En- Seguida, tras cerciorarSe
Ipor una de las doncellas de la
casa que ell desconocido aquel
iba mejorando, subi6 a la alcoba
La gaceta., 1942-07-18

en- 81. segundo partido, con oil
debit conjunto de los Caba-
lleros Leal8s de America.
Vicente Granell ofreci6 que
daria I'm campeonato al Circulo
Cubano y va en- canine de cum
plir su promesa.
La novena Guiana es uno de
los mayores "trabucos" organi-
zados, segln algunos Observable
res, en- la larga y fecunda histo-
ria de la Liga Intersocial.
Rafael Fernandez, c~arinosa-
mcnte conocido por ell "Jima-
qua, viene ejerciendo la direc-
zion de los Leales y procurando
rofuerzos. La suerte, sin embar-
60, parece volverle la espalda.
Nc actuara manana el arbitro
a quien sus amigos Hannah ell
"Motorista'.
La gaceta., 1942-07-18

10 que ha ocurrido cuando noso'
tros llegamos a esta casa. Nj
comprende?
Isl, Madame, ST Madame
Sc refiere al suceso de estos Sc
hores, Ino?
En- efecto.
Este tranquila la sehora.
Este senior, ell dueno de esta
casa.
-Yo 10 conozco.
u An, 10 conoce listed?
-Si, Madame, ST Els el senior
marques de Ramo Florido. I'm
a~rist6crata eSpanol.
En- efecto-repuso doha
Angeles, asombrada-. Pues es-
tie senior es mi yerno.
-iAhl
ST. Y comprenda listed 10
que supondria para noSotros un
eScandalo...
Este bien tranquila... Yo
soy un hombre discreto. AIDE
La gaceta., 1942-07-18
LOS DODGERS FIRMARON
"A MAON Y Sc ESHICIE
RON DE KAMPOURIS

Chicago, julio 18.-La direc-
ci6n de los Dodgers Sc deshizo
aver de los servicios de Alex
Kampouris, un jugador de Qua
dro, y rellen6 su lugar con Max
Macon, ell pitcher traido de Mon
treal.
Macon Sc agreg6 la semana
paSada al Brooklyn Y visti6 ell
uniforme de los 'Esquivadores,'
planteandOse un problema GUAM
do Sc averigu6 que va Leo Du-
rocher contaba con IS ~peloteros.
La seduction Sc encontr6 con ell
envio de Kampouris al Mon
treal.
La gaceta., 1942-07-18

Carroll habia ganado Ell match.
FL arbitro Raymond di6 su vote
a Carroll, pero los jueces JESUS
Fernandez, ell aviador, y "Pop'
Jones, Sc resolvieron por un en-
pate.
Muy interesante result6 Ell
combate entire el soldado Roger
Goss y Red Bryan, ell fuerte mu-
chacho de Plant City.
Sc pegaron sin descanso y san
graron profusamente. Bryan ba
10 del ring con ell ojo derecho
cast cerrado, pero los dos sufrie-
ron heridas en- las respectivas
n~arices y bocas.
Gritaban los soldados a favor
de Goss, su companero, y una
gran parte del pdblico por
Bryan.
Tenia Goss una considerable
ventaja en- peso, $50 libras con-
ira 1873.
Los dos jueceS votaron por ell
militar y ell arbitro Raymond o.
Pine que Bryan merecia mas ia
BIAS,
All Stintson, otro soldado. ven
clio por puntOs, en- seis asaltos,
. AL Jimenez. Recibi6 ell pobre
Jimenez una golpiza, bajando
del ring" con heridas en- los o.
jos,
Sixto Morales, ell gladiator Gu
ret6 anoche a Perfetti y
Jim Downing prometi6 estudiar
ell "casO". Red Hutchins, de st.
Petersburg, tambi6n desafi6 a
Matt.
La gaceta., 1942-07-18

Pefetti deroto facilmente a AL Fern
Si&to Morales ret6 al i~taliano vencedor

All Fern, que es I'm muchachC
latino que Sc apellida Fernan.
de-, fue derrotado anoche, en- e
parque Cuscaden, por Matt Per.
fetti, soldado del campamentC
MacDill y un veterano de mas
de 60 combates.
BESIDE los primeros asaltos Sc
apreci6 que ell soldado, en- asun-
tos del cuadrilatero, era un ge-
neral comparable con Fern.
La mayor edad, habilidad y
experienced facilmente triunfa-
ron sobre los II amos, la poca
destreza y la inexperienced.
Fern cay6 al tablado en- ell
cuarto asalto, bajo un punetazo
de derecha, pero ell golpe no lie
conmovi6 pi -furdamente.
Ell zurdito hizo TODD 10 que
pudo, pero lie buscaron un con-
trario demasiado fuerte.
Gan6 Fern los asaltos prime
70 Y tercero, pero tuvo lie des-
gracia de perder los otros seis.
Pesaba Pefetti, segGn ell anun-
ciador, 1874 libras y su c~ontrario
1872.
Tablas declararon los jueces
eel combate entire Buster Carroll,
el veterano de Jacksonville, y
Max Finley.
Los peritos opinaron, algunos
de ellos gritando a toda voz, que
La gaceta., 1942-07-18
LTGA NACIONAL

Los Dodgers atropellaron de
nuevo a los Cubs de Chicago, OBJ
teniendo la victoria ell Cole
gial" Rowe y correSpondiendole
la derrota Claude Passeau.
Camilli, Sullivan y Reese ayu-
daron a la victoria con 3 hits ca
da uno.
Novikoff brill6 de nuevo por
ell Chicago, con tres hits y una
carrera en- cinco Wales a la Iona.
Brooklyn 10c. 15h, lie; Chica-
go &c, 12h, Be.
La gaceta., 1942-07-18
tanto tempo contenida.

tanto tempo contenida.
Y los dos lloraron juntos. me7
Iclando sus lagrimas, con ese
llanto del dolor Compatible que
va dijo Ell gran pcata que une los
oorazones mas que todas las ale.
grias.
AL fin, dona Angeles reaccio-
no la primera.
7, sin cuidarse de secar sus
lagrimas murmur6, acariciando
a su infeliz yerno las mapos:
i Vamos, Pepe. valor!...
Az, madre mia!... iQue no
.rrible!
mo te apures, PepeL. iPor
suerte para ii y para todos. no
has herido a csc hombre!
-tC6mo?.~ GQue dices2...-
pregunt6 Pepe, sintiendo que
sus puhos volyian a crisparse-.
mo 10 he matado?
mo, no.. ~ es precise
que no pienses en- eso!... IA que
La gaceta., 1942-07-18
LOS ROJOS DIERON SU Ii
BERTAD A HEMSLEY

Cincinnati, julio 18.-Los Ro
jos de Cincinnati dejaron aver
en- libertad de acci6n al catcher
Hemsley y llalmaron a Al Lake
man, que sc hallaDa de receptor
en- ell Syracuse, Liga Internacio-
nal.
Sc compro a Hemsley, ell ano
pasado, para ocupar ell puesto
de primer catcher, con motive
del traspaso de lombard a los
Braves; perO Ray Lamanno, que
ha venido bateando con extra
ordinaria Oportunidad, lie are
bat6 csc honor.
Lakeman paSara a ser ell Sc
gundo catcher.
Els probable que Hemsley sea
contratado Embellishments por
otraS novenas de las ligas mayo
res.
La gaceta., 1942-07-18

Vencieron los Gigantes a los
Piratas con anotaci6n de IL ca
.rreras por 2. Los p~eloteros diri-
gidos por OFT descargaron 20
"jilotes," entire ellos cuatro de
Jurgess, ell SIS, y tres cada uno
de Bartell, Mize Y banning.
Adams fue ell pitcher vence-
dor. Alfonso Lopez no jug6.
New York lie, 20h, De; Pitts
burg &c, Oh, Oe.
La gaceta., 1942-07-18
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees sc anotaron otra
victoria, con Chandler de pitch
er. Ocurrieron varios incidentes
entire los arbitros y los pelote-
roS.
Cleveland 1c, Oh, 2e; N. York
Sc, 10h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-07-18
La Gaceta Folletin No. 1856
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

espaholes, a la vez que pregun-
taba al chofer:
u Que lie debo a listed?
Dos mil ochocientos noven-
ia frances, sehora- repuso el
ch6fer con cierta emoci6n EN- la
voz, temeroso de que esta seho-
ra Sc asustara de la cifra enor-
me.
Porque no hay que decir que
aunque habian pasado cast TODD
el dia corriendo, ell hombre va
tenia su 'intrigulis" para hacer
que ell taxi volteara de un modo
loco, marcando dos o tres wees
10 que debia marcar.