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La gaceta., 1942-05-01
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
DEPORTES
Ell PARTIDO DE MANANA
EN Ell PARQUE CUSCADEN

Jugaran mafana por la tarde
en- el parque Cuscaden, a las A
a beneficio del Harbcr Patrol,
las "estrellas" de Ia Liga Inter
social contra las "estrellas" de
MacDill, comandadas por ell
bateador Hank Greenberg.
La selection hecha por Manuel
Onis, aconsejada por Charlie
Garcia, Sc ccmpone de estos CO.
nocidos peloteros:
Gonzalo Granell, Sam Pizzo-
lato, L. Piniella, A. Varas, Gus
Leavine, Archie Lyles, Vicente
Granell, A. Alvarez, Lito Velas-
co, Percy Gonzalez, Regime Fer
nandez, M. Magadan, Ramon
Rodriguez, R. Fernandez y Ca
nal.
No hemos recibido los nom
bres de los peloteros que acata-
ran las 6rdenes de Greenberg.
Esperase la mas enthusiastic co.
operation por parte del p1blico
latino.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Dodgers vencieron de nue.
Evo a los Rojos de Cincinnati, des
cargando 16 hits y hacienda II
carreras contra los pitchers
Paul Derringer, Thompson y
Beggs. Dolph Camilli, en- ell SEX
To inning, pego su tercer cua-
triangular en- tres dias y Su quin
to de Ia temporada.
En- 81 octave di6 un simple e
hizo "entrase'' la carrera del em
pate.
Mas tarde, en- Ell noveno, con
dos corredores en- las bases, pc
go un ~jonron" por encima de la
cerca del jardin derecho. Cinco
lanzadores usaron les Dodgers,
Kehn, Head, Casey, Kimball Y
French. La victoria Sc lie acre
ditto a French y la derrota a
Beggs.
Brooklyn lie, ISn, De; Cincin
natl &c, Oh, 4e.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

encontraba adorable esta gran
ciudad, de bulevares atestados
de genie, donde nadie sc fijaba
en- ella.
La mujer err6, Ramblas aba
10, lentamente, con csc paso
breve e incierto de las personas
que no van a ninguna parte.
Sc encontr6 en- ell puerto, y
sinti6 que su algeria Sc duplica-
ba.
FL puerto!
Por squi iba a desembarcar
mahana, esta noche mismo, quiz
zas, su adoradisimo Dimitri.
La emoci6n fue ahora tan
grande en- ell alma de la rusa,
que, dejando de contemplar las
barquillas que sc alejaban de
las escaleras de la muralla, Y las
golondrinas y los vaporcitos que
salian del embarcadero, abarro-
de genie, Ifka Sc perdi6,
adelante, entire cajas O
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

Italia. 81 yo no esbrqiera en- 81
hotel, cuando q liegar. ruero
que le Olga que esperanto aoui
mismo, en- Ell hotel.
Isl, sehcra, si-rapuso el
Btditre.
-lNo venir ningdn barco de
Italia eSta noche?
FL moitre consult6 I'm cuadro.
que habia a sus espaldas, colpa-
do en- la pared, Y Sc volvi6 hacia
lfka, contestando:
-Esta ncche, no, sehora. Ma
mana Mega Ell Gialio C6sare, 81
gran trasaaantico, que es CO.
rreo, ademas, a las cinco; pero
los pasajeros no pueden desem-
barcar hasta las echo.
-Ah, entonces... Muchas gra-
cias, muchas gracias!...
.Ifka Sc dirigi6 al comeior. ms
ltalandose en- la meslta donde
almorzado al mediodia.
-iMahana - deciase sabo-
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

Las luces, a cientos, a miles
de t13os los dolores, ponian, en-.
tire ell verde de los dolores, DO
Man, entire Ell verde de los casta-
nos una nOta de fiesta y de a.
nimaci6n.
Las habia blancas roias. azu-
les, moradas, de un irtens; CO.
Tor violeta, amarillas como la luz
del sol.
La gran arteria de Ia urbe a.
parecia alumbradisima, Y en-
tire ell fulgor blanco de los f,cos.
saltaba a trechos ell circulo roio
Q a7ul de una luz de anuncio. en-
tire u rtembldteo de timbres que
ensordecian.
hka miraba los grupos de
genie que pasaban con andar
las muieres lindas como
flores, los ca5atlercs.
Cruzaban raudos los autos.
los tranvias, en- estas horas en-
que Sc eSpaciaba 81 trafico.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01
VA nACw.vA

N pitcher PoFlet. DE is Car
denalea, dej6 q Yes GiganSes en-
cuatro hits y tres carreras, mien
'Eras sus compaferos anotaban
sidte wees, descargando ii hits.
Las tres carreras de los neoyor-
quinos Sc hiciercn en- el noveno.
Hank banning bate6 un oportu-
no "tribey." Descargaron dos
"ilotes" Mel OFT Y John Mize, en-
ell inning de las tres ~carreras.
Pitcher lierrotadc: Schumacher.
New York &c, 4h, 2e; San
Luis 7c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

normes y montanas de mercan-
cias.
Y, al llegar a un site don5e
apenas Sc veia tai cual obrero C
los muelles o algdn pescador,
que marchaba con la cana al
hombro, la hermosa giganta a
brio su bclsi.lo, Y extrajo la car
Ia de Dimitri.
La volvi6 a leer, con creciente
emoci6n, y luego, a hurtadilias,
estamp6 muchos besos, imu-
Ghost, como un repique apasio-
nado, EN- el papel blanco, donde
escrIto ell hombre elegido
per su coraz6n, las frases llenas
de miel, de dulZura y de espe-
rama.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01
TONG ltK, I-Ro
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

y aqui y ALA, volteaban les ven-
tfladores, exparciendo por ell am
biente la Garcia de su brisa.
Ifka comprendia mas la civil
lizaci6n occidental ahora.
A 10 bueno Sc aeostumbra uno
en- seguida.
La rusa habia bajado con ella,
y 10 tenia sobre su regazo, el
gran bolsillo donde guardaba ell
dinero y sus papeles.
Luego de almorzar subi6 de
nuevo a su habitaci6n, Sc volvi6
a lavar, cerr6 la puerta y Sc q
che a la Gale.
Sentia ell optimismo de les ms
tantes felices de la existencia, y
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

Con Hoerst de pitcher, los
Phillies vencieron a los Piratas.
La novena que accstumbra a
residir en- 81 s6tano, bate6 doce
hits Y pas6 sells veces la gonna,
Alfonso Lopez, ell catcher del
Pittsburg, di6 un hit en- tres We
'ces al bate. Descargaron %'jonro-
mes" Warren, Etten, Ncrthey y
Litwhiler. Ell arbitro Tom Dunn
echo del terreno al director
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

Cuadrangulares de Buddy
Gremp y Ernie lombard die
ron Ell triunfo a los Braves de
Boston sobre los Cubs. Claudio
Passeau permiti6 echo hits. To-
bin lanz6 por los vencedores.
Froilan Fernandez fue tres We
ces al bate y nc pudo "conectar.'
Boston Sc, 8h, lie; Chicago &c
5h, lie,
La gaceta., 1942-05-01
VHlar Sc batra hoy con 81 tejano Buddy Scott
Sixto Morales combatir& en- el semifinAl

"alivio" de las fuerzas armadas.
ToRara la banda de m1sica de
MacDill y so.dados de Uncle
Sam acomcdaran al pGblico.
SiNto Morales peleara en- el
semifinal con Chino Gisper.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

Antes de meterse en- ell lecho.
habia estado Ifka asomada al
b2l,6n de sl a,ccba, con Ia luz
apaga3a, sentada en- una silla. Y
~contemplando el espectaculo del
bulevar animsdisimo que Sc ex-
terdia a sus pies.
Hacia cast calor, en- esta no.
che perfumada y po6tica de iu-
MO.
I'm enorme caStaho balancea-
ba a un metro escaso de su bal
con del piso tercero del hotel.
sus ,hojas grandisimas, bajo 81
.beso invisible de la brisa. que
traia olor a alga y a marisco Y
a mar, mezclado con olcres de
Ia gran urbe a mujer hermosa. a
perfume refinado de gran coco
ia, a restaurant y a granja DON
40 Sc cenaba hasta muy tarde.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

Frisch. en- e octave inning. Ia
discussion tuvo lugar a Ia aatura
'ie Ia primera base.
Filadelfia &c, 12h, Be; Pitts
burg Sc, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

Esta noche, en- Phillips Field,
81 bombero tejano Buddy Scott,
d;scfpulo de Gabe Menendez, o.
Ero bombero, ltratara de veneer,
en- un match a IL asaltos, a Clau
dio Villar. pGgil gallego que as
pira al campeonato del peso com
pleto.
Sera ell tercer combate entire
los dos habiles gladiadores.
Vilar gan6 ell primer match
pero algunos sefores prctesta-
ron, diciendo que los jueces Sc
habian equivocado. En- Ell segun
do 'Fbout" venci6 Villar de nue.
vo, por amplio margen, pero los
"senores del poder judicial" de-
clararon un empate.
Pesaba aver ell espahcl 210 IL
bras, unas 80 mas que su con-
trincante.
Los dos asaltos seran de a tres
minutes cada uno, Actuara de
arbitro en- ell match, donando
sus services ell dentista Eddie
Flynn, eXcampe6n "amateur"
del peso weller.
No quisieron aceptar a Young
Raymond como eel tercer hon.
bre en- ell cuadrilatero", les men,
torres de Villar y Scott. Esta &C.
titud lie di6 entrada a Flynn, 10
que probablemente lamentara
Villar.
Los dos jueces que actuaran
con Flynn seran nombrados por
la comisi6n POGO antes de enppe-
Ear ell match.
Jim Downing, ell empresario.
promote que ell encuentro prin-
cipal comenzara a las $50, de
modo que puedan presenciRrlo
los trabajadores de los astille-
ros. Los preliminares empeza-
ran a las $50.
Las puertas Sc abriran a las
500.
Sc mand6 aver una invitaci6n
al mayor general Walter H.
Frank, de la Tercera Fuerza
Aerea, y a su estado mayor.
Las ganancias netas Sc ENTIRE
garan a las organizaciones DE
Sc VENDEN todos los niue
bles de una casa: JuegO de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uegc de sala !;
maquina de coser, Radio, ETC..
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

Aquella noche, antes de sem
tarse a la mesa, la rusa avis6 al
Matte d'hOtel!
-Espero de un momento a o.
tro, a mi esposo, que Dega de
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

Lograron .0s Indios de Cleve-
land su oncena victoria consecu-
tiva de la temporada, derrotan-
do a los Atl6ticoS. Kennedy ian,
70 por los triunfadcreS y BesSe
por los derrotados. Boudreau
dej6 en- el banco a Roy Wea-
Sherry, que ell dia anterior habia
bateal1o I'm ''cuadrangular'', un
tribey y un tu5ey, y puso en- su
iugar a Buster Mills.
POGO desp6s Mills pegaba un
hit, con las bases llenas, impul-
sando dos carreras. Mill produ-
10 ctra carrera, en- Ell tercero,
con OtrO 'hit".
Cleve'and &c, Sh, 4e; Philadel
Fhia 1c, 9h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals Rojas de Bcston
ljigpararon - hits y vencieron
a les Tigres de Detroit. Dick
Newsome alcanz6 su tercera vic
tcria, sin ninguna derrota. Dc
mingo Di Maggie jug6 de mare
ra sensational y Ted Williams
bate6 I'm cuadrangular, en- la ter
cera entrada. La derrota Sc lie
acraiit6 al pitcher Fuchs.
Detroit &c, Oh, lie; Boston &C.,
13h, De.
Bonham limit6 a A los hits de
los Browns y estos no lugrarun
pisar la gonna" Crosetti de-
sempen6 la tercera base de los
Yankees y co~ntribuy6 a la victc-
ria con dos hits,
No hubo batazos de jonrron Y
tampcc9 de tribey. HarriSs tuvo
la suerte De esral1as,
st. Louis &c, All, lie; New York
&c, sh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

reando les m2njares-; manana
-s,ara a4ui ell.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

FL joven pitcher Early Wynn
sostuvo un duelo con ell ~veterano
Lyons Y a este lie TOGO perder.
Fue la S6ptima derrota consecu-
ltiva de los Medals Blacas. Lyon
tiene Al amos. E.talella no pudo
"conectar" y Ortiz no jug6. Ayu
do Spence a les Senadores con
un tribey y un hit,
Chicago ec, 5h, De; Washing
ton 1c, All, De.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

I la rusa, adivinando Que
nan al teatro todas aquellas gen
teS teliceS y bien vestidas. Sc
oecla, en- silencio, miranda con
aVidez ell lujo de las damas:
i MuJeres de Parts!
o.
Apenas durmi6 esta noche.
HLJeS de que la luz rosa de la
aurora de aquel dia de verano
"eminara ell cielc, va estaba en-
pie Ifka.
Sc lard y acical6 10 mejor que
pUdo' recreandose, sobre todo,
en- el peinado de su esplendida
cabellera rubia.
Despu6s, cuando dieron Las
siete, baj6 a desayunarse al CO.
maaor, y Sc echo a la Gale, no
SIN adNertir al maare Y a dos de
los mozos:
isl venir mi esposO en- mi
Auseneia. decirle que Sc Ssperar.
La gaceta., 1942-05-01

La Gaceta Folletin No. $40
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-06
CAN O ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

|. The Army has recently been
Streamllned lnto three commands.
two of which are land and alr. Nan.-
the third.
Z. Name the present capital of the
Republic of China.
), Jeiter. on City is the capital OF
which State?
4. What Is Egypt's principal agrI-
cultural crop?
D. Does the moon rotate on its axis
once IN about 3 l-3, Is l-3, or 81 l-3
days?
8. All varieties Of lizards are poi
SOnous; true or false?
I. What is the name of the famous
pass from India to Afghanistan?
8. Philip F. LaFollette, former
governor of Wisconsin, was one of
the most outspoken critics of Presi-
lent R~ooseVelt's defense policies. Is
he or is he not nov in the U. S.
Army?
9. Which State was once known
rs the Territory Of Orleans?
10. What country produced an epic
e entitled The Romance OF the
Rose ?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-06
INDUSTRIAL MEET
SET FOR TONIGHT

Five hundred Eastern North Caro-
Ina business leaders have been in
Vited by the Southern States Indus
trial Council t0 attend an industrial
conference to be held in Kinston, at
Hotel kinston, this evening, at $50
o'clock. Arrangements for the meet
ing, me of a series to be held
throughout the South, are under the
direction Of Felix A. Grisette Of
Chapel Hill, field director of the
council.
DR., Gus w. Dyer, professor Of
economics at Vanderbilt university
and widely known as a lecturer and
author, will be the chief speaker. It
is expected that several officials and
directors Of the council, which in
clude approximately fifty industrial
leaders from fifteen Southern state
i'll also attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-06
RADIO PLAY BASED
ON SCHOOL N

School Days" a special radio
dramatization of the community
school lunch program, will be given
over WPTF, Raleigh at lis p. m.
Thursday, April 8. The program IS
sponsored by the North Carolina
USDA War Board and the Agricul-
tural Marketing Administration.
Taking part in the program arc
four members Of the Hugh Morson
High School Radio club of Raleigh.
under the direction of Miss Lucy Gill
more, faculty sponsor for the club.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-06
WARNER \. AYSCyE
PASSES ON SUNDAY
Funeral This Afternoon at
Bethel Church For
EPSON Citizen

Warner NorfIeet AysCue. Sc. died
Sunday at his home in HayesNllle
township, Franklin county, after an
illness of Y months. He was born
in Franklin county December %.
1888, and had lived there all of his
life. BY occupation he was d tanner.
Funeral services were held this
afternoon at $50 o'clock at New
Bethel Baptist church at EPSON, OF
which the deceased had been a mem
Der about forty years. Interment was
in the church cemetery, Rev. d. NJ.
Branch was in charge OF the SerV-
ices. assisted by Rev, J. F. Roach.
Mr.. Ayscue is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Jennie Ayscue. three
daughters, Mrs. Alice Thompson,
Miss Sarah Jane Ayscue and Miss
Katherine Ayscue, all of Franklin
county, and two sons, Leland NJ.
Ayscue, OF Franklin county. and
ThurstOn 7. AySCue, of Fort Bragg;
four brothers, Rev. John f. Ayscue,
Of Buie's Greek. George T. and Perry
l.. AySCue, both of Route 2. and ".
T. Ayscue, Of kittrell;; also three Sis
tiers, Mrs. Il. l.. Stokes. of Route ,,
Henderson; Mrs. NJ. L. Chi som Of
Route /, Henderson, and Mrs. LESSEE
y. Jones, of Route ., Henderson.
The deceased was the son of
George 7. Ayscue, ST., and Lucy
Conn Ayscue, both of whom nave
been dead for a number of years.
Active p%allbearers were announce
ed as follows: Sidney Hayes, John
Paul Ayscue, Dixon Ayscue, Morris
Jones, George GriSsom and Perry
Wilson Ayscue. Honorary ~pallbearers
were selected from among those at
tending the services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-06
FILLING STATION
OPERATOR l.

VAUDEVILLE, April 6.-(AP)-Ira L
Goodwin. 81, filling station operate"
If Brunswick, three miles southeast
If WhiteVille. was shot to death and
robbed Saturday night. His wallet,
containing a considerable amount of
money, was missing.
When the dying man was discov-
ersd ~ his wife a short time after
he shooting, he was clutching a ten
dollar bill, leading officers to believe
hat the killer entered the store,
made a purchase and handed God
win the $40 bill in order to get him
o bring out his wallet to make
change.
Mrs, GodWin's father, Malex Will
llams, was slain under similar cir
,umstances II years ago at his filling
-tatlOn nca the scene.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-06
Champion Case Returned Here For Trial On May Il

sisted m employing two of the lead
ms lawyers of the county OF Gran
. ...c .y assist the solicitor IN prose
tut.uH of the case, and has Contlnu-
ou~.y and mdustriouSly endcavored
t. create a condition of public sen
uuent unfair TO this defendant
1t is also stated that since the last
term of Vance Superior Court the
defendant and his attorneys "haNe
had tnportunity TO become better lr-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-06
MRS WALL
VERY SERIOUS BURNS

Mr.. p. p Wall was burned about
the legs Saturday at her home on
VOW Golfer avenue. and at Maria
Parham hospital today, her condj-
ton vas said to be satisfactory
though serious,
Mrs. Wall dashed from her home
INTO her yard, and c. B, Tucker. a
neighb0r, came to her aid. wrapping
his shirt about her, s~mothering the
fire. It was said Mrs. Wall was US
ing oil, and her clothing caught fire.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-06

Mumchance was an early 18th cen
tury game OF chance played witt
dice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
Knowles Vs. Todd For
 Indoor Net Crown

Chestnut Hill, Mass, March 26- (UP)-Top-seeded Hope Knowles of Avon, Conn.,, meets her doubles partner Mrs. Patricia Canning Todd of Jackson Heights, N. F., today for the National Women'S Indoor Ten- his title on Longwood's covered courts.
 Surprisingly enough both Miss Knowles and Mrs. Todd were eliln- mated from the doubles coinpeti- ton yesterday by unranked Mrs. Philip Theopold and Virginia Ellis, both of Brookline, who upset their favored opponents, 7-9, 7-6, 6-3, In c long semi-f finals match.
 The Theopolid- d-Ellis team plays second seeded Mrs. Virginia Rice Johnson of Brookline and Katharine Winthrop of Hamilton today for the doubles crown.
 Taking advantage of their youn- ger opponents frequent errors, Mrs. Theopold and Miss Ellis built up their lead in heated baseline duels and occasional net forays. Mrs. Johnson and Miss winthrop defeat- d Mrs. Helen Pedersen Rihbany of New York City and Katherine Hub- bell of Dedham, 6-4, 6-1, in the other semi-finals match.
 Tn yesterdays singles competi- ton, Miss Knowles easily defeated unranked Emily Lincoln of Brook line, 6-3, 6-3 and Mrs. Todd out lasted Miss Winthrop, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
Foot Racers Again Attract National Interest
Repass Is Best Recruit hfieIder In Years--Harri
Griffs' Pilot Strings With Galle At Third
By HARRY CRIMSON NEA Service Sports Editor

Orlando, March 20.--With all the alleged experts chucking assorted citrus ct Clark 0rimth, the Old Fox's washington club rolls along merrily as champion Of the 0rape- fruit league.
 With Cecil Travis in the army and Buddy Lewis in the air corps, the outfit does look like push- over on paper, but Stanley Rays mond Harris insists the Nationals will Do more formidable than c lot of teams in the American league.
 InAsmuch as there are only seven other aggregatlons in the circuit, that takes In considerable territory.
 Bucky Harris calls shortstop Robert Repass the slickest recruit tnfelder he has seen in years.
 That's 6 fine compliment coming from the veteran Boy Manager, who was quite an inhelder him self.
 OUTTTELDER ESTALELLA REPLACEMENT FOR GALLE
 Harris says he will not hesitate to 90 along with Stanley Gale ct third base, although he plans to bring in Roberto EStalella from the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
Today'S Sport Parade

leg, will you2 l like to nibble at something when I drink beer"
 Nova is in New York to start training for @ comeback fight, but he finds that opponents have grown rather scarce. He still has hopes of enticing Billy Conn Into the ring, but he Is convinced that Conn is ducking him. He says that fact was proven beyond doubt when Conn joined the navy as "he'd much rather fight Japs that take chance with me-"
 Aside from adding some extra poundage, Lou hasn't changed any since that fatal six round last fall. He spent the winter in Florida swimming, acting and outlining the fine points of "Novaism." Appar- ently he spent plenty of time eating, too, now that he has dropped air from his diet. At the moment he is 6 little worried about Friday nights title bout.
 I'm very much afraid that Abe simon may knock out Louis," he said, this time brandishing the re- mains of the turkey leg. That Simon has c good left. l know, be- cause l fought him once. I don't want anyone to whip Louis before I get another shot at him. Now that I have discarded the cosmic punch, I'm more certain than ever I can whip him. He is slipping so badly"
 You may fire when ready, Grid icy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
HOGAN AND HARPER TOP NORTH-SOUTH GOLF

Pinehurst, N. O., March 26. - (UP) = Ben Hogan, leading money winner of the winter golf circuit, and Chandler Harper of Portsmouth, va, were deadlocked at 135 today at the halfway mark in the north and south golf tournament.
 Harper fired . 66 yesterday on the second round to equal the course record while Hogan carded @ 68. The little Hershey, Pa, pro had been tied wit hdefending champion Sammy Snead at the end of the first round.
 Les Kennedy, Lynn, Mass, winter circuit freshman who scored a rec ord-equalling 65 on the opening IS holes, came in with a two-under- par 70 to drop back to second place, one tsroke behind Hogan and Har- per. Snead carded a 71 for third place four-way tie with Craig Wood, Lloyd Mangrum and Jimmy Hines at 138. Wood and Mangrum dupli. cated their opening 69's and Hines scored a 67.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
A LittZe of This and That

minor incidents that made of wish that
 Crosby good enough win either the state New England basket H schoSied foowing six Holy student Crosby grads including three brothers of them McGrah auo Delaney and Ned Daley hired Worcester they could to New Haven for the Friday The ticket situation being ough Coach B sotd had to do some tall scouting around to fx the boys would tickets the Holy lads B. for the provided with hotel accommodations and off outpond for second by three points and Nausy Incidentally Joe Nolan Waterbs headed for the Ar Corps Jim Mcrah has been accepted for brother the Naval Reserve while Frank bit young service but get In later M three expect to secon Gauo halls from the baiwck opposing ntra basketball ct this wound tied for the with 46 apiece Crosby varsity basket baners treated nifty doublehader last night Mso when with points separating winners and losers The Holy Cross kids mentioned above have been sending the England hoop journeys before they took in the sem final last week.