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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24
Jap Buster KeetOn Moved
Traffic On Football Field, Too
No Job Too
Tough For
Flying Tiger
BY BURTON BENJAMIN
(NEA Service staff Correspondent

tNEA service StaH COrreSpOnuentD
They didn't write many headlines
about Robert Branscomb Keeton
when he was an unsung blocking
back for Colorado College in 1896
and 81.
Buster Keeton threw his body
and shoulders against enemy legs
with the unconcerned abandon Of
all blocking backs. There was no
acclaim, no heroics. 1t was just
routine job to keep the Colorado
College backfield traffic moving.
That same unassuming devotion
to duty in job not too dissimilar
keeping the traffic moving on
the Bur:la Road-wins Jap Buster
Keeton, 81, headlines five years
later.
He is member of the American
Volunteer Group, which has rails
ed havoc with the attempt to slice
China's lifeline, and in a dispatch
from Rangoon is credited with
having brought down the 101st
Nipponese aircraft for this intrep-
i'd band.
RESIGNS FROM NAVY
TO JOIN VOLUNTEERS
Keeton o. The Flying Tigers
resigned from bombing patrol
duty with the Navy Air Corps late
in 1941 to join the volunteers. He
had to be in the thick of things.
That was the last friends in Colo
RADIO Springs heard of him until
dispatches told of his bagging the
AVG's 101st victim.
Keeton was born and reared at
Manzanola, a tiny town in south
eastern Colorado, where they
raise fine melons and sugar beets.
His parents still reside at Manza-
nola. His father, J. G. Keeton, OPP
Grated a store there for % years.
At Manzanola High Schocol,
young Keeton won 16 athletic
awards. He enrolled at the Uni
versity of Denver, but transferred
after one semester to Colorado
College, alma mater of footballs
famous Earl (Dutch) Clark, coach
of the professional Cleveland Rams
Keeton abandoned other sports
in college and stuck to football,
augmenting his Way-clearing and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24

COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Army 46, Harvard 38.
Springfield A, American Interna-
tional 80.
Dartmouth sc, Columbia %.
Worcester Tech SIS, Clark 40.
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in the dirt all week in practice
but never complained. Just an
other job to be done.
Soon after graduation, he en-
rolled in the Navy Air Corps,
made fine record at Oakland
and Pensacola and in regular SER
vice was Naval pilot for
three years. Then he decided to
join the AVG.
1t has been the same story in the
air above the jungles of the Far
East.
Do the Job, 90 it quietly, do 1t
we'll.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24
How Racing Proposes
ToDo Its Share
By
DAN PARKER

IF NO REINFORCEMENTS material the
the a
issued recently
State Racing Commission mentioned prominently the
national coordinator of tracks
Mr. tentative "aN OUT aid tracks
national includes
of Is Of
the salaries of in Defense Bands
g. five on winning -mutue tickets,
to be deducted the State collected theirs
ALLEGATION charity
Commission with plan to hold
u
the matter
Aside
what the is ID
Bonds (Which exactly
faith IN count 90 Let the customers the cent Federal
go which belongs
to the customers, service charity organization
Noble tracks, We knew wouldn't fail
fight
record"
fan ogdensbrg NJ Y dated April 1923 headed Hero
Ring Battle Passes Philadelphia The article told death
of Arthur Chambers in Philadelphia the described
lightweight
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all banking on their finally pulling
under ten wire. Il wonder If Holy
Cross believes this-we don'tD
Beat the Holy Cross Buns.

What a night "Socko" Ceriello of
Cornell had!!! A 1863 night! Boy!
Oh Boy!! But it wasn't boy. I was
girl! Congratulations and felici-
tations and baby pacifier to Mr..
and Mrs. "Socko" I wonder if his
1853 the highest three game total in
Socks" So years of bowling, was
present to his newborn? Taking
into consideration the standing of
his team, we realize that if "Socko"
only had some boWlers on this Cor
nell team that could do nearly as
well as he does, Cornell would have
won the first prize money in the
first round. Cornell rolled 578 the
second game and Colgate beat them
with SOL. Fair bowling, I'd say!
Fordham is finally on Its way.
With 1914 night and games of 565,
532 and SAT nothing but Colgate,
Holy Cross, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Duke
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line-bucking with fine punting.
And. since Colorado College is
small school and rarely has
more than % men out for football
Keeton was even called upon to
play tackle in two engagements.
BLOCKING BACK KEETON
FILLS IN AT TACKLE
Coach w. T. (Bully) Van de
CRAFT, former Alabama and Army
star, called the handsome, curly
haired Keeton aside.
"Bus," he said, you may not
like this but here goes. We've got
such small squad that injuries
have used up all our linemen.
You've been backfield man all
yor life. You've got the ply
sique and the CUTS to play tackle.
And we need a tackle the worst
way"
If Keeton didn't like 1t, he kept
that fact to himself. He played
two games in the line, groveled
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24
Vitamin Club

The st. Louis Cardinals opened
spring training last season minus
Ducky Medwick but plus thousands
Of vitamin pills. The st. Louis Car
dinals are opening spring training
this season minus Ducky Medwick
and Johnny Mize but plus thou
sands of vitamin pills and brand
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24

Walnut A. G. provided little bas-
ketball opposition for the Tigers as
the latter team won about as it
pleased, IS to 10, Guerrero scoring
Is points for the winners, Grow
chowslsi and Santopietro six apiece.
On Thursday night, the Tigers
meet up with the Scovill Training
Room outfit.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
Mrs. Lee Foster
Honored At Bridge
Party On Friday

Mrs. Lee Foster. who has recent
~ come here from Stafford to make
their home. was guest Of honor at
a dessert bridge given by Mrs.
Bruce Moody in her home on Fri
day
4 patriotic theme was used in
decorations and Defense Stamps
were given as prizes. First prize
was won by Mrs. A w Spangehl
and second prize was won by Mrs.
Sam Taylor. A special gift prize
was presented 10 Mrs. Foster.
Guests were Mrs w. r. Urton.
Mrs b. l.. Steward. Mrs Karl
Fisher. Mrs. Ctis Sasser. Mrs.
George Frary. Mrs. S. c. McFar-
land. Mrs. Roger Gates, Mrs. Spang-
ehl. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Kruse
Davis.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
Grammar School
Group Goes On
Bicycle Picnic

Bicycle picnics are coming into
vogue. with the first given locally
at Casa Grande Ruins by group
OF grammar school students. The
girls prepared the lunch and in
vited their escorts. Miss Adelaide
Lomen chaperoned the group.
Those present were Marilyn Els
berry. Marjorie Ruth Neighbors
Helen Anderson. Ruth Knox, Ma
dine McCleery, Simone Chimits
Martha Mayo. Betty Ruth Moody
Wayne Elledge. Jack Havens. Mac
Ware. Sidney Gordon. Billy Ware,
Max Taylor. Vance Taylor and
Clint Skrla.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
.Oralie Stonehocker
Gives A "Waho Tea

Oralie Stonehocker was hostess
TO a group OF young friends at a
"waho tea" at the home OF her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Stone
hooker. Friday afternoon. "Waho'
is a coined word used instead OF
water and honey" which. with the
addition of milk. Is what the
youngsters "tea" consited of
Guests were the children of Park
Service employees.
Those present were Judy Dodge
Celeste Gastellum. Chucker Richey
Allison Steen. John Schuft. Bar
bara Chrisman and their mothers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13

Ow. ID. Johnson is at La Jolla,
California. undergoing a general
health check up.
Q Jack Havens has missed several
days from school this week with a
serious throat condition.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
J. M. Hines Hosts
To Members Of The
Tuesday Night Club

Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ. Hines were
hosts TO members OF the Tuesday
Night Bridge Club this week.
High scores were won by Mr.. and
Mrs. n. G.. Murray.
Members present were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs
Parke Soule. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Moody. Mr. and
Mrs. A. d. Tyler and Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Talla. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dell were guests.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
Herbert Hannas
Saturday Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hanna
were hosts to a group OF friends
for an evening OF bridge in their
home on Saturday.
High score was won by Mrs.
Earl Smith.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. George
Dell. Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Spangehl'
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and Miss Daisy
Hartman
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Woman'S Club
To Have Bridge
Party Tomorrow

Members OF Coolidge Woman's
Club will give a dessert bridge and
heart party Saturday afternoon,
March 14th. at 1880 at Coolidge
woman's clubhouse. All members
are especially invited to attend.
Tickets will be 80 cents each.
Mrs. A. L. NOVEL; is general
chairman OF arrangements. Serving
on the hostess committee with her
viii be Mrs. " G. Murray. Mrs.
r. V. Campbell. Mrs. Asa Gardner
Mrs. S. c. Mcfarland and Mrs.
George Frary.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
Mrs. Chambers
Is Honored At
Evening Party

Mrs. Paul Chambers was guest
of honor at an evening party at
the home of Mrs. r. W. Taylor
Wednesday. Mrs. Paul Loucks was
co-hostess.
Mrs. Chambers was presented
with bassinet by the group, com
prised OF wives OF faculty members
OF Coolidge Union High School.
Contest games furnished the eve
ning's entertainment.
Those present were Mrs. Glenn
Wilson. Mrs. z. c. Ford. Mrs. Lo-
renzo Lisonbee. Mrs. Malcolm
Garrison. Mrs. Robert Springfield,
Mrs. Ezra Kleinman. Miss Dorothy
Van Zante. Miss Ruth Miller. Miss
Eugene Brandon. and Miss FL
eanor Karleskint OF Colorado
Springs. Colorado.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
Clements Hosts
Saturday Night

A group of friends met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Clements for a covered dish dinner
and evening OF cards on Saturday.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Novel;. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson
and Mrs. W. ID. Johnson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin McGaughey
became the parents of a baby
daughter on March 10. She weigh
ed seven pounds four ounces and
was born at Florence Hospital.
They have named her Sherron
Mae.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Mcconnell,
Jr.. became the parents of a baby
daughter on March 11th. She
weighed seven pounds and was
born at Florence Hospital. They
have named her Marilyn Lou.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
Mrs. A. L. NOVEL;
Hostess To Bridge
Group On Tuesday

Mrs. A. l.. NOVEL; was this
weeks hostess to members OF the
Tuesday Bridge Club and special
guests for an afternoon OF cards
in her home.
High score prize was won by
Mrs. o. II. Maud of Casa Grande
and second prize was won by Mrs
Leon Smith.
Members present were Mrs. c.
A. Clements. Mrs. w. ID. Johnson
Mrs. Harvey Smith, Mrs. Don Paul
Mrs. Leon Smith. Mrs. F. p. jamie
son. and Mrs. Dalton Cole. Mrs. j.
Phil Claridge of Deming, New
Mexico. Mrs. II. F. Reinking OF
Colorado Springs, Colorado. Mrs.
Maud, Mrs. B. l.. Steward and Mrs.
Sam Langford were special guests.
-O-
O Mrs. II. F. Reinking of Colorado
Springs is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Novel; Mrs. Reinking and Mrs.
NOVEL; are cousins.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
STORKITORIAL
BABY BOY

BABY BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Porter be
came the parents OF baby boy on
March 9th. He weighed eight
pounds two ounces and was born
at Coolidge Hospital. They have
named him Robert Edward.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Pool
became the parents OF a baby
daughter on March sth. She weigh
ed seven pounds and was born at
Coolidge Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13

Q Edgar Shoemaker has just re-
covered from an attack of influ-
enZa-
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-13
BABY BOY

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Salyer be
came the parents of a baby boy on
March 4th. He weighed six pounds
eleven ounces and was born al
Coolidge Hospital.
La gaceta., 1942-08-11
DEPORTES
McCORVEY Sc OFRECE PA.
RIA PELEAR CON SMITT.
ERS

Buster Mallini, Ell director de
los negocioS del p1gil local
Young Allen lei Convey, anun-
clio aver que CT patrocinado es-
ia listo para pelear con joey
Smithers, soldado de MacDill,
el dia y bora que Sc sehale.
McCorvey, a juicio de Malli-
nj, es un gladiator superior a
Smitters Y 81 los dos suben a un
cu~adrilatero, las ''mulillas" Sc
ran llamadas para ell soldado.
Jim Downing no desea pre-
sentar un combate entire McCor-
vey y Smithers, sino entire ell
cubano Sixto Morales y ell mill
tar de la base que commando ell
'coronel Voss.
No encuentra facilidades Dow
ming para organizar sus progra-
mas, a causa de la creciente es-
,caSez de pugilistas.
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pes bajos 0 usar tacticas ilega-
les
Bajo este sistema, sedn Green
no habra misterio en- cuanto a,
progreso de una pelea o la deci.
sion legal en- casos de golpes i'm
propios.
Greene estableci6 ell sistems
en- New Jersey, hace dos amos
cuando era comisionado atletico
Los fanatics y los expertos a
plaudieron la idea.
Cuando un arbitro castiga /;
un pdgil, lie da la noticia al anuI
ciador y este sc la comunica a
p1blico.
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be! Tenga, mire, tome-anadi6
Joaquina, que va habia tornado
su composition de lugar, y a
briendo su escarcela, de la que
extrajo unos billetes del Banco
tome listed; vamos a arreglar
cuentaS.
u Cuentas ?-dijo Ia mucha-
cha, con una sonrisa nerviosa y
lanzando a los billetes miradas
de codicia.
-Si, mujer; creo que va sera
bora.
-iPero 81 la sonora me tiene
abonados no Sc cuantos meSes!
u Muchos. verdad?-hizo CO
como que recordaba Joaquina
ia pague a listed antes de-. sa-
lir de Madrid, ino es ESQ?
Isl sehorita, ST Me page us
ted seis meses. Y como solo ha-
&c cuatro...
-Muy bien. no importa Ten
ga. tome listed. La regalo esas
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LIGA AMERICANA

Los Atleticos ganaron ell pri-
mer juego con los Yankees y pei
dieron el segundo. Fowler y
Wolff lanzaron en- ell primer par
lido, por las huestes de Connie
Mack, y Ruffing por los hon.
bres de Mccarthy.
Bonham alcanz6 su decima ter
cera victoria, contra A derrotas,
en- ell segundo juego. L. Harris
fue ell "serpentinero" vapulea-
do.
lRofe dispar6 un quadrangle
lar en- Ell segundo encuentro.
Filadelfia &c, 5h, lie; N. York
1c, All, 0e.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, lie; n, York
&c, 7h, De.
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Eulalia, todas. absolutamente
todas, Y coloc6 en- dicha cajita ell
dinero que habia Colorado en- el
Banco.
Llevaba, pues, NADIA mas que
en- billetes, un million y pico de
|pesetas.
En- seguida, sin preocuparse
de las ropas nj los muebles, nj to
do 10 demas que quedaba en- esta
casa, llam6 a Mercedes que an
daba trasteando, intrigadisima
por ell comedor y la cocina.
Y la dijo:
-Escuche listed, Mercedes.
-Mande la sehorita-contest6
la muchacha, acudiendo presu.
rosa Y servicial.
-Mire; ayddeme listed a ha-
Ger un par de maletas. Voy a sa-
lir de Madrid.
II Use Marcia la sonora?
ST; pero es precise que us
ted no Olga NADIA a nadie, tsa-
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bio q h "crhttas por los ganado

bio q Ia Tcrhfas pof los ganado
res, i.
En- el Segundo Dobsop sostu-
vo I'm duelo con Masterson Y a
este le corresponds Ell 6xito. La
Gnica carrera del juego Sc hizo
en- la primera entrada y la ano-
to Spence, el CT de los Senadores
Estalella hizo dos carreras y dis
par6 un hit en- cuatro wees a.
bate, en- Ell primero. No tomt
parte en- ell segundo.
Ted Williams peg6 dos tube
yes en- ell segundo partido, en- dos
wees al bate, y un hit en- Ell pri-
nero, en- tres wees.
Boston &c, Oh, 2e; Washing
ton &c, 11h, Be.
Boston DC, 5h, De; Washing
ton 1c, 4h, lie,
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APIAZADA LA PEUEA
~SAVOLD-MUSTO

Washington, agosto 11.-Por
enfermedad de Lee Savold, de
Iowa, Sc aplaz6 para la semana
que vlene ell combate que este
iba a sostener con Tony Music,
un aspirante a la corona.
Savold era ell predilecto de los
apostadores, los cuales aseguran
que la derrota de Music era inc
vitable.
Algunos apostaban a que Mus
to no lie resistiria nueve asaltoS
a Lee, como 10 hizo frente a Jose
Luis, quien lie venci6 pOr nocaut
tecnico.
ST ell rubio de Des Moines a.
tropella a Music, como Sc espe-
"a, creese que sc lie buscara ur
combate con Billy Conn o JoSt
Luis.
Savold padece I'm fuerte cata.
FRO y por consejO de un medicC
tuvo que recluirse.
La gaceta., 1942-08-11
HIGBE DEJO EN- A A
LOS PHILLIES

Ell pitcher Higbe dej6 aver
sin carreras y en- solo cuatro
hits a los bateadores del Filadel
fla.
Hoerst, Pearson y Johnson,
ron la derrota para ell primero,
SOLO permitierOn seis hits, aun-
que podujerOn seis carreras.
Los Esquivadores aumenta-
ron a nueve ell n1mero de deSa-
fios que les separa de los Carde-
males, ocupandO ell primer pues-
to del circuito. Medwick peg6 un
hit en- cuatro wees, pero Peter
ReiSer no pudo 'conectar," aun
cue di6 a su novena dos carre-
ras.
Filadelfia DC, All, 2e; Broo-
klyn &c, Oh, 0e.
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de pensarse mi novio?... lY mi
madre?...
NADIA, mujer! Les dice us
ted Ia verdad Que 70 Sc las he
regalado.
i'm csc caso!... iMuchisi-
mas gracias, sehorita!
Mercedes acab6 por coger el
Idinero ("itOma !-pensaba Joa-
|quina- iy tanto que 10 coge.
ras al fin!'), y dObl6 concienzu.
damente los billetes
Joaquina continue entonces:
-Pero va sabe 10 que la en-.
cargo; que no olga listed a nadie
que me marcho de Madrid.
-Descuide la sehorita.
Isl viene alguien a pregun.
tar por mi, listed no sabe NADIA
estamos?
mo pase pena la sehorita
que a prudente y a discreta no le
CANA nadie a la hija de mia ma
dre-dijo Ia galleguita, llevan-
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mil pesetas; Sno decia listed que
Sc iba a caSar?
Diciendo este, la Garces ha-
bia alargado la diestra y brinda-
ba EN- ella a la gallega las mil
pesetas consabidas, en- solo dos
billetes.
Mercedes Sc puso toda roja.
Y vacilaba, antes de coger Ell
dinero, hacienda aspavientos Y
melindres.
Joaquina insisti6:
II Vamos, mujer, no Sc haga
listed la remolona! lNo me dijo
que Sc iba listed a casar?
-Asi es, senorita; Y mi no.
vic, que esta aQui colocado en- un
almac6n, de mozo, dice que solo
espera que le SUDAN ell sueido,
como lie han prometido.
II Entonoes, mujerl. h..
IFS que me da vergiienza
tomar tanto dinero!... SQue pue-
La gaceta., 1942-08-11

Los Medals Rojas de Boston,
no obstante sus notables batea-
dores, siguen teniendo la suerte
de espaldas. Aver fueron vapu-
leados dos veces por los senado-
res que commando ell viejo Crit
fifth.
Judd perdi6 ell primer desafio
" le relieve Brown. Hudson SUI
La gaceta., 1942-08-11
KENNEDY INGRESO EN- LA
FUERZA AEREA DE LA
. MARINA

Chicago, agosto blob Ken
neay, la notable tercera base de
los Medals Blancas de Chicago,
ingres6 aver en- la fuerza aerea
de la marina, en- una ceremonial
efectuada en- ell curse del doble
deSafio entire Ell Chicago Y los In
dos de Cleveland.
FL tepiente comandante J. Rus
sell Cook Official atletico de la es
taci6n de entretenimiento de
Great Lakes, lie tom6 ell juramen
to.
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la Gaceta Folletin No. 356
TONIC TRROhRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

la ventanilla... itodo era suyc
val.
lei mundo era de ella!..
iAh, delicia L..
Con los ojos de la imagina-
ci6n, Sc veia va volando, pasan-
do la frontera..., hundiendose en-
la via fastuosa y regalada y ele-
gante de los poderosos de Ia tie
IRA.
Y, con su moral de muJer har
ia de rodar por todas las mise
rias de la vida, record6 Ell bar
baro y brutal refrain popular:
-iY que es erdad 10 que d.
&c ell dicho!:
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"iQue de los lealeS..., eStdn He-
nos los hoSpitGles!..."
CAPITULO VII
La soiiddd riquezG
Joaquina lleg6 a su casa.

Joaquina lego a su casa.
Tenia prisa, una prisa, por a.
rreglar perfectamente todos sus
asuntos, por altar todos los ca
hos, antes de marcharse de Ma
drid.
Era precise evitar, sobre to-
do, que la policia, que 81 juez
que habiala amenazado hacia u
mas horas, no pudieran nj reno
tamente sospechr 10 que ella AGA
bahia de hacer.
Levaba un plan magnifico.
AL entrar, Sc dirigi6 directa-
mente a su despachito.
Abri6 Ell cofre-fuerte, cogi6 la
GAIA que contenia Las alhajas de
La gaceta., 1942-08-11

del partido, los pitcers PcNett.
L. Moore y Beazley.
Fue la sexta derrota de Coo
per, cue ostenta 13 triunfos. En-
la quinta entrada los Piratas hi
cieron a carreras. Phelps, Ell cal
cher, aport6 un chit" en- cuatre
Wales a la gonna
Alfonso Lopez 70 jug6. Ell exi
to Sc le acredit6 a Willlie, que
empez6 ell juego y hubo de ser
relevado por Dietz.
D%ispararon "tribeyes' Elliott
Y Barrett.
San Luis 4c, 11h, Be; Pitts
burg &c, 13h, 4e.
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LOS PRTMEROS BArEAnQ-
RES EN- LAS GRANDES. L.
GAS

Ted Williams, ell celebre jardi
nero de los Medals Rojas de Bos
ton, volvi6 aver al primer pues.
to entire los bateadores de las
gran3es ligas, con un promedic
Ilde 344.
Peter Reiser, que aver no ba-
TED de hit, Sc mantiene en- ell Sc
gundo lugar, con $40.
Les siguen Jor Gordon, con
1887; Wright, de los Medals Blan
.cas, 1886 lombard, catcher de
los Braves, 1923; y Joe Medwick,
Il iardinero izquierdo de los Es-
quivadores, con 1926.
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Sc ANUNCIARAN DESDE
Ell CUADRILAERO LOS
GOLPES ILEGALES

Patterson, N. j., agosto H.
Abe j. Greene, presidente de Ia
Association Nacional de Boxeo.
anunci6 aver que en- 10 successive
en- todos los problemas supervi'
sados por la Association desde e
cuadrilatero Sc dira cuando III
pdgil es castigado por pegar go
La gaceta., 1942-08-11
VICENTE DELL'ORTO
DERROTO A LEMOS

New Orleans, agosto l1.-Vi.
cente Dell'0rto obtuvo una de
cisi6n sobre Richard Lemos, de-
Hollywood, California, en- TN
combate a diez asaltos.
Pesaba Dell'Orto 1872 libras y
Lemos 1872.
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Los Medals Blancas alcanZa-
ron su novena victoria consecu-
tiva, derrotando a los Indios de
Cleveland con anotaci6n de tres
carreras por una HUMPHREYS
ianz6 por los vencedores,
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