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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27
BOX FINALLY
 WHIpYANk5,
 HOME FIELD
Boston Rolls Up Ninth Straight, Defeating
 Cleveland
(By Associated Press)

Chicago's White Sox made their last appearance of the year in the Yankee Stadium yesterday and fin ally acquired their first victory of the season against New York and Hank Borowy. It was Borowys first defeat on his home grounds.
 Boston won their ninth straight contest, defeating Cleveland behind the sthree-hit pitching of Bill But land.
 Detroit defeated Philadelphia twice, capturing a decision under the lights after eking out close verdict in the twilight game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27
HAWK INLET PACK FALLS BELOW THAT
 OF LAST SEASON

With 153,000 cases of salmon packed by the P. E. Harris cannery at Hawk Inlet, Hans Floe, superin- tendent, said the fish run this year was wonderful, but late
 The lateness of the run is re- sponsible for the fact that the Hawk Inlet plant put up about 60,000 fewer cases than last year, he said. He expressed himself how ever as well satisfied with the result of the seasons operations on the whole.
 MT. F'loe arrived with Alaska Coastal Airlines from Hawk Inlet and will remain in Juneau until tomorrow on company business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27
KETCHIKAN MAN HERE
 WITH MARSHAL'S OFFICE

Arthur McAdams. formerly of Ketchikan, now is stationed as Deputy Marshal with the U. s. Marshal's Office in Juneau and probably will be assigned elsewhere soon, the office reported today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27
QUEEN BACK
 IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Au. 27.-Queen Will helmina, of The Netherlands, has returned to England by air from a visit to Canada and the United States.
 Prince Bernhard, son in law, greeted the Queen on arrival.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27
GAMES WEDNESDAY, Pacific Coast League

Seattle O; San Francisco l. Hollywood 0; Sacramento 2. Portland 8, 2; Los Angeles 2, 6. Oakland 4; San Diego 5, clever innings.
 National League Philadelphia 3, 0; Chicago 2, 3 First game II innings. New York II: Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 1; St. Louis 3.
 American League Cleveland |, Boston 4. Chicago 5: New York 3. Detroit 4, l; Philadelphia 2, 0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27
NOTICE

Sons of Norway meeting 8 P. M, Saturday at John Sunderland's residence on Star Hill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27
CANTEEN COURSE
 COMPLETED HERE
 BYL0CAL WOMEN
Two Unifs for Red Cross Work Will Be Permd-
 nenfIy Organized

Having completed instruction of the courses in Canteen Work and Nutrition for the American Red Cross in Juneau, Miss Virginia Shat tuck left yesterday for the states, where she will return to her posi- tion as supervisor for home econ omics for the public schools of Everett, Washington
 Miss Shattuck completed the in- struction in the 20-hour canteen course last week, giving final tests to those who had taken the con- plete class work.
 All those who took the examina- tions passed, reports Mrs. Florine Housel, Canteen Chairman, and or ganization meetings for the two units will be held the latter part of this week Certificates as Red Cross Canteen Workers will be re- ceived by the members of the two units and the canteen units are to be put on permanent footing so that they will be ready to move im- mediatel yin case of an emergency.
 The duties of the canteen units are to feed civilians during an emergency when homes are des- troyed or the civilians are forced to flee from the sources of supply. During the 20-hour course, Canteen students have taken an intensive practice session for each type of emergency with which they might be faced, and are prepared to feed hundreds of persons with little warning, and only the minimum of food supplies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27
IN THIRD L0SS
 TO 5T. LOUIS
Cards Have Cut Brooklyn Lead to Four and a
 Half Games
By Associated Press)

Coaker Tripletts scratch single in the last of the tenth inning yes- terday scored Jimmy Brown from third and gave the St. Louis Cards a victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers for the Cards third successive. tri- umph. The victory reduced the Dodgers National League lead to four and a half games.
 New York's power finally brought them out of their five-game losing streak as a 15-hit onslaught over- whelmed Cincinnati.
 The pitching was decisive in a doubleheader between Chicago and philadelphia, the Phils winning the opener in II innings, and the Cubs taking the second contest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27
FIRE HALL LOT BOUGHT

Ketchikan has purchased a lot adjoining the Elks Hall for $5,00C for the proposed new fire hall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27
MOOSE LODGE WILL HOLD SERVICES FOR
 0LUF CHRISTENSEN

Funeral services for Oluf Christ ensen, 49, Juneau fisherman whc was found dead early this week on the beach at Elfin Cove, will be held at p. m. tomorrow in the Chapel of the Charles w. Carter Mortuary, under the auspices of the Loyal Order of Moose.
 The Moose Service will be used both in the Chapel and at the in-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27

terment in the Moose Plot of the Evergreen Cemetery.
 The Rev. G. Herbert Hillerman will give the address. All Moose members are urged to attend.
 Christensen was born in Denmark Nov 6, 1893 and is survived by his widow, who is in Juneau, a brother Chris. in Chicago, and another brother and five sisters in Den mark.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27

The Wagner Labor Act 18th Amendment Banking Reform Child Labor Act Securities Exchange Hours Labor Relations 1933
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27
Will Probe Meat patkers
 InCoast Cifies

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif, Aug 27-Wholesale packers of meat in Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles are under investigation part of a nationwide survey of meat prices. The announcement of the investigation in three of the Pacific Coast cities is made by John McTernan, Regional Enforce ment Attorney for OPA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-27
BAD THROW
 GIVES GAME
 TO FRISCO
Los Angeles Splits Twin Bill with Portland
 Beavers
tBy Associated Press)

A wild throw by third baseman Dick Gyselman let Charley Henson skip home in the Pacific Coast League game last night with the run which gave San Francisco a close contest over Seattle in II in nings.
 Los Angeles and Portland split a doubleheader, the Angels winning a seven-inning nightcap after Port land took the opener in 10 innings.
 Left fielder John Jensen's homer with two out in the eleventh inning gave San Diego a victory over Oak land
 Behind the shutout pitching of Kepm Wicker, Sacramento turned on Hollywood and evened the series by winning.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

NORSICA, birthplace of Napoleon,
u becomes now ironically the stra-
tegic key to the mastery Of both
Europe and North Africa.
With the arrival of powerful American
and British expeditionary force in the
French colonies OF North. Africa, Hitler
who would follow in the conquering foot
steps OF Napoleon is seeking frenzedly 10
forestall an Allied occupation OF the island
German and italian troops moved into
Corsica at the same time Hitler took over
Unoccupied France. The simultaneous ac-
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

length of italy, the island OF Sicily and the
heavily fortified island OF Pantellaria off
the coast Of Tunisia, now divide IL into a
western and an eastern basin
In the western basin is situated all the
former sea power resources of France. on
Tie northern line are such naval bases as
Toulon the seaplane bases on the Lake OF
Etang de Berre near MarseilleS and the lat
ter shipping port itself.
On the southern coast are the naval
bases Of Oran and Algiers now in Allied
hands. and the other huge seaplane bases
of Lake Bizerte and Tunisia. at present
under control Of the Axis.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

ton represented the first defensive move he
has made in the war. Taken by surprise by
the Allied North African invasion, Hitler lost
for the first time the initiative
To many observers this failure marked
the turning point in the war
For year prior 10 the outbreak OF war
in 1899, France was engaged IN erecting
great naval air base in Aspretto on the
picturesque Gulf Of Ajaccio. This base.
because Of its position. now becomes of un-
usual strategic value.
The Mediterranean is not, as many per-
sons believe. merely big inland sea. The
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Conviction in Staying
Causes Wild Disorder
In Courtroom
Doomed Man Breaks
Awoy From Guards
And Fighting Follows
1y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 17.-John Pan
tano, 20, and his family, threw the
courtroom of Judge Harold G. Ward
into wild disorder last night when
a jury condemned Pantano to a
murderers death in the electric
chair.
The doomed man twice broke from
his guards, a deputy bailiff's glasses
we're broken in minutes of fight
ing. women screamed Historically
and the jurors and prosecutors were
escorted to their homes under pro-
lection of police squads.
No sooner had the jury announced
Its verdict convicting Pantano of
numbering Policeman Charles Will
liams during a tavern robbery De-
cember 10, 1941, when the Defend
ants twin brother Tony ran toward
him, screaming and swinging his
arms
AS deputy bailiffs sought to block
Tonys rush, John wriggled from
their grasp and started for the door.
He was halted, but moment later
broke away again. His failing arms
smashed the spectacles of Deputy
Bailiff Herb Samuels before the
prisoner was cornered and led to
. cell.
There was no evidence" the
youths father, John, cried out above
the clamor. HE was railroaded"
The father and twin brother, three
other brothers and seven sisters
were among the so spectators in the
chamber. His mother, Josephine,
had attended earlier hearings, but
was not present last night.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Hairdressers Salvage
Flannel in Pads Used
For Permanent Waves
District Committee Maps
PIuns for Collection
Of Scrap Metal

Just how thorough Washington's
salvage system is getting to be was
indicated today in an announcement
that beauty shop operators have
agreed to salvage all permanent
wave pads used in "glorifying" the
hair of this city's women.
An excellent grade of flannel
comes from the small pads, said the
District Salvage Committee. At least
one beauty shop operator reported
to The Star that he is also salvaging
tin foil originally attached to the
pads.
The Salvage Committee Is making
plans for heavyweight part of its
campaign-salvage of scrap metal
1t was announced that the Districts
quota for the rest of the year has
been set at $4,000, 900 pounds,
This is boost over the 27.700. .637
pounds of scrap iron collected in the
last six months.
Copper is an especially vital war
metal, and plans to tap one source
have been set up under sponsorship
of the women's division of . the
Salvage Committee. Depots for col
lecting copper wedding announce
ment plates have been set up in
Woodward & Lothrop's and at
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Our Reg. $46.95
Chrome 5-Pc.
Breakfast Set
s39.ss

Famous Howell" make Piastex
extension top that is stainless,
heat and chip proof. Chrome
base. Complete with four match
ing chairs.
Evening star., 1942-07-17

would be released until equivalent
deliveries were made to her.
Secondly. Britain has fulfilled her
delivery schedules meticulously, in
cluuding competitive heavy industry
equipment, and the Nazis may re-
gard their prestige at stake.
Propaganda also would be served
by exporting railroad equipment and
weapons, even in relatively tiny
amounts. at a moment when Ger
Evening star., 1942-07-17

portant heavy goods pledged to
Turkey under their nine month -old
trade treaty. particularly railroad
equipment and war material. had
prompted Turks to demand that the
Germans send them or admit they
could not
Two explanations may account for
what appears to be token German
delivery.
First, Turkey has specified that
none of her goods for Germany
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Our Regular $50
2.Pieee kroehIer
Living Room Suite
$3.50

A smart, good looking suite that
will give excellent comfort and
service. Massive sofa and two
matching club type chairs, cotton
tapestry covers over guaranteed
spring construction.
Evening star., 1942-07-17

number of theaters, it was an
nounced.
Housewives are already beginning
to turn in the fat and grease COL
lected in the drive for material
which will produce glycerine for war
use. Grocers are receiving the house
hold fats, paying 3 cents per pound,
and are now forwarding it through
local renderers.
Evening star., 1942-07-17

man armies are in fu1l-scale Often
sive
Furthermore, Germany's monde
livery to Turkey has hurt the Axis
diplomatic campaign because large
German purchases have filled Turk
ish warehouses while they await re-
lease, meanwhile driving up the
prices of dried fruit, leather, to-
bacco and other domestic products.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
4 Locomotives, 80 Cars
Sent 10 Turks by Nazis

BY the Associated Press.
ANKARA, July is Delayed -
Germany delivered to Turkey today
four out of seven locomotives and
80 out of 500 freight cars which were
contracted for several months ago.
German failure to deliver i'm
Evening star., 1942-07-17

The war we're in is the war to
win. Buy War bonds!
Evening star., 1942-07-17

The war we're in is the war to
win. Buy War bonds.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
1,679, 900 Weddings
In 7o41 Set New
Mark for Nation

By the Associated Press.
War has brought America its
biggest crop of marriages.
The Census Bureau estimated
that last year there were L.
679,0 900 weddings, which av-
eraged 1875 for every 1000
population-7.3 per cent higher
than 1910 and 22.1 per cent
higher than 1899.
The II do" chorus has been
swelling continuously since
passage of the Selective Service
Act in 1910.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Smart, Practical
Hollywood Bed
$38.ss

A famous make box spring
mounted on legs plus the match
ing innerspring mattress. Both
pieces tailored In heavy ticking.
Twin size only.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Our Regular $66
3.Pc. Mahogany
Bedroom Suite
s68.ss

18th Century lines accented by
beautiful mahogany finish on
hard cabinet wood construction.
Includes bed, chest and dresser.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

soSpechar que existieran en-
nuestra patria: Manufactures
de Ia brea, FdbricG de Coma u
GmidntO, CompaHia espaaola del
ortgeno. Y entraba en- todas
parties, con 81 gorra en- Ia mano,
humble, modesto, con ua gesto
de resignation y amabilidad en-
su rostro dulce, con una gran
negroS...
\ EN- todas parties repetia la
misma oferta:
Perd6nl mo necesita-
rian ustedes un chico?... iEstoy
sin trabajo y aceptaria cuai.
quier coSa!... =
Ahora, a su lamentable canti-
nela habia ahadido estas pala-
bras, por 81 lie traian mejOr suer
tie;
Soy fOrastero, no teHgo IA
milla, no conoEco a nadie en- Bar
celona, w.,
Sc QuedRba esperanto, con Ia
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

regrinaci6n desde Ell dia siguien.
tesintiendo como una luz de es.
peranza en- su pensamiento. CO.
me una divina mdsica en- Ell fon-
do de su almita ~atormentada y
valerosa.
Fue a San Andres, ell gran ba-
rrio commercial e industrial de
Barcelona entr6 en- fabricas CO.
mo pueblos, donde trabajaban
catorce mil obreros; visit6 esas
colonies de las grandes fabricas
de tejidos, que tianen incluso ire
mes propios, jardines Y escuelas
'propios para sus habitantes ira
bajadores, Y que constituyen, en-
realldad, pueblOS dentro de O.
tros pueblos fue a las fabricas
mas extrahas, de tejidos. de pa
pei, de sombreros, de cerveza, de
AUTOMOBILES, de muebles, de hi
los, de agujas, de calzado, de &c,
encontraba Industries
coSas que jamas habla podido
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

len su tienda mas que un cliente
probable, y rechaza con aspere-
"a a los derrotados de la vida,
Ahora iba a zanzibar su suer-
te.
Ahora Sc decidiria a buscar
trabajo por los suburbios de la
urbe colossal, por las fabricas,
.por los talleres, hasta por las
granjas Y las mGSias que Sc ele-
van aqui y ALA entire las huer-
tas esplendidas de los alrededo-
YES de Barcelona.
Y ALI encontraria algo.
Sc 10 decia ell coraz6n.
Las gentes del campo, en- los
barrios obreros, en- los puebleci-
toS humiIdes de los suburbios,
no son tan crueles, Indifferent
ties nj tan frias como en- los bu-
levares llenos de lujo y de sober
.bia del coraz6n de las grandes
Y Dick comenz6 su nueva Pc
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

CORA en- Ell aire y un principio
dc humedad en- sus ojos. que t.
man que parpadear muchas We
ces para rechazar Ell nanto...
en- todas parties recibfa Ia
misma respuesta:
|, -iNa hay NADIA! L.. iAqui no
hay NADIA L.,
Gentes brutales tambien. gen.
ties sin coraz6n y sin eonciencia.
que parecieran gozarse en- al
mai de los otros, que disfruta-
ran viendo la miseria de un nj.
no. le rechasaban con una cruel
dad incredible, con una rudega de
seres primitivos:
-iAire, a largarte, al carrerl
lie decfan, extendiendo el indi-
&c hacia la puerta.
Y el portero de una fabrica.
un ito NAL encaradO y rudo. ma
ola cogido incluso una tranca.
para golpear al intrusO.
Y Dick cOntinuaba su calva-
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
rio interminable.

rio interminable.
Fue luego a Horta, a Sans, a
la Bordeta, a Pueblo Nuevo, y
entro en- los Astilleros, en- las
fundiciones colosales, en- las ia
orlcas de electricidad, en- otras
mil fabricas: de galletas, de pro
ductos quimicpS, de azicar, de
perfumes, de curtidos... lNada,
NADIA, NADIA L..
Farecia como que Sc hubie-
sen puesto de acuerdo ell million
" pico de habitantes de la gran
uroe' para rechazar al p0bre pa
ria abandonade,
Cuando GAIA la tarde; cuando
e sorprendia la noche muchas
Teces, regresando de las fabri-
cas- de las afueras, de tai cual
mastd tambien, de los campos
donde acababa de ofrecerse, con
Ell msmo. resultado negative, de
mozo de labranza o para orde-
mar las Vacas, de pastor, Dick
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

6Dara representation Down
ing, en- Ell 'tpoder judicial, a los
les "fieles" de los barrios lati-
nos?
5Recuerdan cuando Miguel
Lorente, el DR.. Porro y ell D. Pa
niello actuaban en- los combates
de los viernes?
IRecuerdan que Ell Circulo Gu
Iibano tuvo tambien su Comisi6n
de Boxeo, por cuanto podfa ofre-
GER peleas a puhetazos bajo una
ley del estado de Florida?
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
Ell CAMPEON GANO rs PAR.
TIDAS SIMULTANEAS

New York, JUNO 18.-El cam
pe6n de ajedrez de los Estados
Unidos, Samuel Reshevsky, jul
go rs partidas simultanas en- el
Lummus Company Chess Club,
420 de la avenida Lexington, y
las gan6 todas.
Figuraban entire sus oponen-
tes 10 miembros de la Liga CO.
mercial de Ajedrez.
Reshevsky tomara parte en-
un torneo que Sc verificara, el
dia 5 de julio, en- el Hotel AS
tor. q
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
OEPO21ES
KATE HIZO TABLAS
CON DANNY COX

Elizabeth, N. j., JUNO 49,
Con I'm peso de 100 libras, Her
bic Katz, de New York, domino
la molestia de una herida sobre
Ell ojo izquierdo e hizo tablas con
DANNY Cox, un negro que Pc
saba 1873 libbras. Aplaudi6 el
pGblico la valentia y vitalidad de
Katz.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

Hi2be Sc bati6 con Lee y a es-
te Sc lie acredit6 la derrota. Los
Cubs solo pegaron 4 hits y sic
tie los trionfadores, Glenn Russ
ell descarg6 I'm caajrangular,
Joe Medwick bate6 un "jilo-
Y un "tubey", eXtendiendo a
20 ell ndmero de iuegos en- que
consecutivamente ha ''conecta-
do.
Chicago lie, All, De; Brooklyn
sc, III, De,
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
Sc RECONOCERA COMO
CAMPEON AL VENCEDOR

Milwaukee JUNO 18.-Fred
SADLY, secretario de la Asocia-
ci6n Nacional de BoXeo, anuncid
aver que esta organization reeo
nocera como campe6n de las 175
libras al vencedor del match
Nose Brown-Gus Lesnevich, que
sc efectuara en- Pittsburg ell dia
20 de JUNO.
Lesnevich eS ell eampe0n del
peso complete ligero.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
La Gaceta Folletin No. 1888
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
No enccntraba trabajo!
Nc encontraba nadal

En- todas parties lie ~contesta-
ban igual, con la misma indife-
rencia, con la misma frialdad
despreciativa y humilladora:
mo, no hay NADIA! Aqui no
hay nada!...
Era 10 mismo que Sc lie dice a
un mendigo cuando tiende la
mano, 10 mismo que Sc lie dice a
am vagabundo cuando, exhausto
cubierto de polvo y de heridas,
hambriento, sediento, sin poder
hacer un esfuerzo final, sc deci-
de acobardado v humble, a la
mar en- la casa que encuentra al
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
CON LOS GUANTES

IRespondera ell pGblico a los
"esfuerzos" que como empresa-
rio hara, en- ell parque Cuscaden
ell Sr. Jim Downing.
Esta anunsiado va ell primer
programa y regiran precios
muy razonables.
Recuerda Jim la epoca glorio-
sa del boxeo en- Tampa, cuando
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

los viernes sc llenaba el es
tadio de los Artilleros y todos
los lunes Ell del Cfrculo Cubano.
Era en- los dias de Aramis del
Pine, Ponce de Leon, los hernia
nos Shaeckels, Moran, Hilario
Martinez, Young Manuel, Men
diva, Casala w.. las decisiones
"braveras."
Momentos muy desagradables
Sc pasaban, en- BENJAMIN Field,
cuando los jueces quitaban la
victoria a los pdgiles "latinos" y
Sc la "regalaban' a los sefores
de apellidos ingleses
La experienced de Downing,
en- esta OCCASION, sera puesta al
servicio de los in~tereses del
''buen deporte."
Y 81 lie ayudan procurara traer
v presentarlos en- Cuscaden, a
varies de los mas habiles gladia
dores de tOdas las categorias.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
Ia CACsETH

a los Gigantes, q,o &c qaedaron
en- cinco hits. Fu6 Ia sdptima vic
toria consecutive &c los Carde-
males. Cooper sirvi6 echo "pon-
ches'.
ches'. "Serpentinero" derrota-
do: Melton.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
Ell PITCHER
BLANTON

Dry Mawr, Pa, JUNO 49,
Darrell (Cy) Blanton, pitcher We
terano que ell Filadelfia dejara
Ell martes en- libertad incondicio-
nal, esta gravemente enfermo
en- ell hospital Bryn Mawr. La
noticia Sc di6 por ell personal me
dico.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Rojos atropellaron dos We
ces a los Braves y Paul Waner,
el veterano jardinero, lego a su
1899. Solo lie falta uno para
completar los 5000. Derringer
y Starr fueron los pitchers ga
nadores. Fernandez dispar6 un
hit en- el primero, mas no consi-
.gui6 "conectar" en- ell segundo.
Cincinnati DC, Oh, 2e; Boston
&c, 7h, De.
Cincinnati &c, On, lie; Boston
&c, LON Zoe.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

Con MarchiIdon de pitcher los
AtleticOs pasaron por encima
de los Medals Blancas. Ell Chica
go baj6 al sexto lugar,
Philadelphia DC, Oh, De; Chica-
go Sc, 6h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

Jugando de noche los Piratas
aplas.aron a los Phillies. King
er tuvo de compahero de bateria
a Alfonso Lopez, quian no logro
pegar ia "hit". Hoers cargo con
Ia derrota.
Pittsburgh &c, 10h, 0e; Phila-
delphia lie, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

Los Browns quebraron La ca.
dene de exito de los Medals Ro-
jas, con Auker de pitcher. Fue
la octava victoria de Auker, lue
go de tres derrotas. McQuinn,
Doerr y Chartak dispararon Qua
drangulaes.
Boston &c, 6h, lie; st. Louis
&c, 10h, lie.
Tn "jilote" de Keltner, en- la
s6ptima entrada, di6 ell triunfo
a les Indios sobre los Senadores.
E~stalella fue mandado a batear
de "emergencia" y lie dieron la
base.
Washington &c, 10h, De; Gle
veland sc, Oh, De,
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

G~aztafaga por cuenta de Alfre-
do Montoto?
intelligence es recordar y per
donar los eroes del pasado.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
LIGA AMERICANA

Dizzy Trout dej6 a los Yam
KEGS en- cinco hits y ninguna ca
rrera, mientras sus cOmpaneros
haeian una carrera, disparando
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

iRecuerdan ustedes cuando ell
pGblico gritaba: Uno, dos, tres,
|jab?
jRecuerdan los punetazos
.cuando individuos atiborrados
de Odio gritaban en- contra de
los boxeadores latinos, pidiendo
que los matasen, y los amigos de
los insultados Sc levantaban, pro
'tes.aban Y pegaban?
iRecuerdan como los barba-
ros fuerOn desapareciendo Y len
quedaron eliminados
los odios fascistas?
IRecuerdan las apuestas mis-
teriosas de algunos sehores que
cast siempre ganaban...... "bien
enterados"?
iRecuerdan los "desalientos'
y los "inesperados" brios de Ca
sala?
IRecuerdan los modales aris-
tocratinos de Luis Parga y sus
cuentos en- las mesas de nues-
tros principales cafes?
IRecuerdan las "peleitas' ia
Giles para los campeones?
jRecuerdan que Ponce de
Leon no era todavia doctor"
como 10 fuera mas tarde en- Bar
celona y ahora 10 es en- la Ha-
bana?
IRecuerdan que Julian Mo-
ran Sc meti6 a policia en- BARGE
Iona?
IRecuerdan la vista de Pau
limo Uzcudun y los "atracos' de
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

,seta TtarapeuhcoeY ia dertosa
le bro a Breuer.
New York DC, 5h, lie: Detroit
1c, Oh, lie.