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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Dawson Wins
Golf Tourney
Amateur Obliged
To Poss Up Money

DEL MAR. Caiif.-Two profess
SIGNALS shared first and second
prizes for Bing crosby's sixth
annual pro-smateur golf tourns-
ment today. but the winner and
new holder OF the tourney record
was Johnny Dawson, Hollywood
sporting goods salesman.
Dawson. - year old
amateur. fired . 81 In the
final Is-hoIe round yesterday
after setting the pace satur-
day with q sensational 6e. His
card for the 30 hole% WA 1as,
two better than the tourna-
ment record. II under par
and three better than the
best Of the nations leading
professionals.
His impressive play was re-
sponsible In a large way for Harry
Liehthouse) Cooper Of Chicago
getting into the money. As n
team, Dawson and Cooper turned
In q best ball Of s2-65-i27 for
low gross score. and Cooper won
$3.50.
NO CASH FOR HIM
Because he N q simon pure
Dawson had 10 pass mp the first
prize purse Of $500. With the
second money Of $500. II was
divided between Lloyd Msngrum
If Monterey Park, Calf. and
Leland Gibson Of Kansas City.
MO, each taking 800 az winning
pros. They came In with 1876.
The early favorites. Bennie
Hogan n Hershey. Pa. and
siammin' Sam snead Of Hot
springs. Va. failed 10 place
among the first ~ pros.
TWO teams shared low net hon
ors: L. A. Nicolletti. Los Angeles
amateur, and Gibson. who split
first pro money with Mangrum,
and Ralph Wolf, Los Angeles
amateur, and Herb Tolson. Chi
cago pro. Tolson and Gibson won
$212 each. Third net was won by
Nelson Hill. Los Angeles amateur.
and Mangrum. with Mangrum
pocketing $50.
Gibson led the tourney In money
won, with ssi2, and Mangrum was
next with $3.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

Turn just after bump, never
before. The sleeper the turn. the
easier. Tracks should be a smooth
crescent with a very curved thin
lower hook ending with two ski
tracks close together and starting
within a foot OF each other.
II you sit at the beginning or
middle of a turn, check your speed
when you wind the shoulders
swing into the slope on the re-
bound, then schuss, counting aloud
"1-2-3" before crouching into
the lower traverse.
II you sit at the end Of the
turn, you do not throw your
self forward enough. Push
harder on the downhill ski
when you start diving into the
turn.
Overshooting turn comes from
not preparing your swing far
enough in advance. Start coiling
the shoulders, earlier. II n n
quickly just before swinging into
the slope.
When the downhill SKI goes
straight and the uphill one follows
the body. II IL because you swing
the shoulders but stand on the
heels.
II you cross the tails Of the skis
after turning. you catch the inside
edge of the uphill ski. and the skis
then open up and cross. You
may land on your back. Lean q
bit more in the valley and moder-
ate the swinging of the shoulders.
Or make the turns wider.
Sometimes you cannot fin
ish your turn but 20 faster
and faster. You are on your
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Huskies on
Top Of Heap
Look Like Chomps
Even ot This Point


SEATTLE - The Washington
Huskies are sitting pretty today.
with half their schedule done. after
clarifying weekend of northern
division. Pacific Coast conference.
basketball play.
It's dangerous 10 brand Wash
ington the champions 30 early, but
it's hard TO see any OF the other
four teams pushing ahead Of
Coach Edmundsons fire depart
ment. They are all skating on
thin ice, with the limit of four de-
feats each, two more than Wash
ington.
The Huskies displayed cham
pionship csliber by rallying In
the closing minutes Friday
night TO beat Oregon by one
point, and by overcoming m
early deficit Saturday night to
win impresslvely. $40.
Washington State and Oregon
state. meanwhile, boosted the Hus-
kies' chances by defeating each
other in a series at Pullman. ORE
ron State took the first game,
1884. hut the Cougars piled up a
big first-half lead Saturday to win,
53-4s.
Oregon State opens its Idaho
series at Moscow tonight. WASH
ington meets Washington State at
Pullman Friday and Saturday, and
Oregon tackles Oregon state at
Corvallis Saturday.
STRATEGY HELPS
Some new Edmundson strategy
helped Washington sweep the first
home series against Oregon in five
years. He withheld frail. sharp
shooting Norm Dalthrop from the
starting lineup both nights and in
jected him only when his scoring
power was needed.
The "pinch-shooter" pulled the
first game out of the fire with two
quick baskets. and his seven points
in the last half of the second game
kept Washington safely in front.
Doug Ford, Washington's
big sophomore forward. ranks
with high-scorine Lew Beck nj
Oregon state ~ the divisions
rockies of -the-y year. Ford's u
point. Saturday night, his
work under the backboards
and his sharp passing make
him q hot candidate for ALI
division honors.
Two Washington State tossers
took over scoring leadership. Mary
Gilberg is on top with 81 points
and Gail Bishop has 50. scored in
nine games. but Ray Turner of
Idaho is stin the potential cham
pion with IS points in five games
an average OF Is SIS. He is fifth
in total scoring, behind Beck who
has rs In seven games. and Porky
Andrews of Oregon with II. also
in seven games. Behind Turner
are Gebert (WSC) IS. Lindh
Wash Sc. p. jackson (Ore) $50,
Ford WASH So, Mandic (osc)
So.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Norfhwesf's
Best in Meet
Bill Leftwich Is
Leading Trundler

Tsooms's strong Packer bowling
team won first place In the open
pin tournament for Northwest
stars Sunday or the Broadway
alleys, shooting a big asa total
Bill Leftwich, Tscoma veteran,
won first place in the five-gsme
singles event with a pei series.
including games Of 2o3. All. 1875.
i72 and 204.
The tournament drew sin
out-of-town teams, four from
Seattle. one from Olympia and
one from shelton. TO compete
with four Tacoma teams.
Second place in the team event
went to the clothiers Of Seattle,
who rolled 2,s63 and third place
was taken by seattle's Rsiniers
with 2,7e0.
Eddie Nallish threatened
Bill Deftwich's position nj the
top of the singles contestants
when he rolled 9Ss on the
final squad. His games were
1873, pa, 16s, POI and 181.
Other winners in the singles and
their scores were: scotty Murdoch
e76, Jerry Warden s75, r. Stewart
tShelton) e6s, Mike Berry ee6.
George Kosmos isesttle) 965,
Walt Csstel lSesttle) a61, Pete
Gattanini (SeattleD 9e1. NJ. Fred
son tShelton) s56, John Radonich
e47, Bill Herdmsn e46. Al Ferrier
(Shelton) s42, Bill Hurlbut 940.
Jack Pattison p35, Ted Tadich e34,
Al Brazas (Sesttle) s2s.
Winning team scores were:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Uclans Meet
Trojan Quini

SAN FRANCISCO - The Stan
ford University basketball team.
with q double victory over UcLA
under the belt. entertains the Uni
versity Of Southern California
quintet at Pslo Alto this weekend
in q series that has decided
bearing on outcome Of the South
ern division Pacific Coast confer
ence race
The Cardinals have been beaten
only once this season and II they
can get by the Trojsns they will
just about have the race clinched.
California goes south to meet
UCLA on the Bruin campus in a
pair Of games that are strictly
3 tossup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Rusion Hoop
Team Winner

The Ruston basketball team
beat the Tacoma Monarchs IN a
fast game. as to Al. in the Ruston
gym last night. High scorer for
the Ruston team was Percich with
% points. Sandwich and Batzlsff
tied with u each for the visitors.
The Ruston team has Thursday
night and Sunday afternoon open
and would like 70 meet other
teams. Call Alex Brown. Pr. e072
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

heels. To unweigh the tails do
not 70 up hut dive. crouchinE
forward. determined 10 accel-
crate for two or three sec
onds.
II you hurt the tibiae in falling
your weight was inside the turn
on the uphill ski. You fall uphill
and the upper ski hits the lower
leg Turn wider, lean in the
valley.
Beginners consider jumping an
integral part OF downhill skiing
1t is not. Jumping is a speciality.
A good jumper need not be an ex-
pert skier although most are
pretty fair.
Special skis with three grooves
are required. They are extremely
heavy, serve as balance weights. A
ski Jump is made on prepared
ground.
Ski jumping is such a special
lied art that any analysis Of it
would take a complete series. II
is not a part OF downhill skiing,
which has been our primary con-
Germ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Torger Toxic
Meets Defeat
ola" Wins Jump
From Greet Rivol
SALISBURY MILLS. N. Y.

SALISBURY MILLS. n. Y. -
Torger Toxic, national ski jump
ing champion. suffered his fourth
defeat in 30 starts yesterday when
Ola, a member of the Norwegian
air force stationed at Toronto.
Canada. won the title event at
the eastern ski jumping cham
pionships
Ola, who has been In Canada
for one month and In competing
under that name for personal rea-
sons. jumped 153 and 14s feet to
gain a point standing of 22s.4.
compared with 22s.6 for Toxic
who jumped 1853 and 100.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
National Hockey

The New York Rangers trounced
the Toronto Maple Leafs, Ia,
Sunday night before the largest
crowd of the season - 1921 49, at
Madison Square garden and moved
into tie for first place with the
Boston Bruins. who lost. So, TO
the Brooklyn Americans.
The last-place Montreal Canad-
lens shaded the Chicago Black
Hawks. s-2. before 14,o5T fans at
Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
All-Siar Ball
Game July 8

NEW yORk-Ths first sll-stai
baseball game N international
league history viii be played al
Buffalo. N. Y. July 9 10 help shs
bat and ball fund for soldiers, u
was announced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Huskies Play
Great Lakes

sEATTLE-one OF the strong
est basketball teams in the nation
will meet the University of Wash
ington here this month. II was
announced today. The Huskies
will face the Great Lakes naval
training station team from Illinois
Feb. IS in a benefit for the Navy
Relief society.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Loggers Meet
Whitman Five

Idle last week because Of a
recess for final examinations.
Northwest conference basketball
teams swing into action this week.
College of Puget Sound
cagers will he at Wslla Walla,
wash, Monday and Tuesday
nights for two games against
whitman.
Pacific college will play the Col
lege Of Idaho Friday and Saturday
nights Mt Caldwell. Ida.
Linfield and willamette are t,sd
for the conference lead with swo
victories against one de<eot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Grid Battle
Set for Nov. Il

NEW fORk-Fordham univer-
sity and the University Of Mis-
sour. opponents in the Sugar bowl
football game al New Orleans this
year. viii meet again next season
at either the Yankee stadium or
the Polo Grounds on Nov. 81. II
was announced today Fordhsm
defeated Missouri. 20. New Year
dsv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Red Cochrane
Hurt By Auto

NEWPORT. r. I.-welterweight
Boxing Champion Freddie tRed)
Cochrane. boxing instructor At
the naval training station here.
was reported in good condition
today at the naval hospital after
suffering head injuries when
struck by an automobile.
Four stitches were needed "a
close the scalp laeeration cochrans
sustained yesterday when hit
while walking 10 the station.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

Chief Little Wolf, pictured
here, meets Joe Sovoldi, for
mer Notre Dame grid oce, in
one hour. one foil main event
OF the first Tocomo wrestling
show in months. Exposition
holl will be the scene of &C
ton at $50 o'clock tonight,
Donno O'Mohoney. Irish oiont,
meets Brother Jonothon, Nor
mon husky. in the ssni-finol.
30 minutes. one foil. Two 20
minute prslims ore billed, All
AdoIi. Turk. iooes Bill Lewis,
nephew OF Stronoler Ed Lewis,
ond Cy Willioms meets Pedro
Brozil, each more than 22o
Founders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

As long your old companion remember, the little
woman has been faithful 10 her calisthencs.
She h A firm believer In health which IL something
more a could follow with good results
Anyway. the ntte had just received series OF
and modern exercises from some gal called Ida Kane
something Nike that.
At hsaifaE the the kitchen table
your companion . the 10 the left
the bowl the lines
nnty shoulder instruction.
and suddenly shot them forward
split . glass milk hand took the blow
unexpected and unjust milk shower
Alden laughed Dad funny with white milk
HE sysbsowa"
down. soothsd BY the little woman's soft
apologss resumed ohawdn.
Again hsr syss went 10 her szercass inssrucsaons
Of firing
extend her right her ~ fist against her
and leaned
10 the electric clock the
jaw the improper the little womsns
elenched
Move said you prevent me-
isaxning exercasss"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
MachiniSis
Win Hoop Flag

The Mschinists won IN. first
half championship Of tn. Ship
yard Basketball league by defeat
ing the Electricians. ~ IN 20. in
the final plsyoff game played in
the Bellarmins gym Saturday
night.
This was the third time thep.
two quints had met this season
with honors going two to one In
favor OF the Machinists. Sum-
maries follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

There few of that stripe in the more
Jack Conner the veteran Tacoma Irshman and Cy
told.
The Kid listened ntenfly enough and hope his future
falls into the hands of the right
Anyway, cy he showing
the Golden Gloves
former light heavyweight champ
who this graduated 10 heavy Allan Dunn
an scribes others but
y don't anything me" hs
in 10 IN
didn't and that for the tii joast he had viii
Grsyzton Of Canadian Navy
II bout h Cs. and the
q
and that
to pointed clearly
the only heavy who o
rally the final heat Of his title bou
he might won N the officials
that's ali the rsoning bin But som
successful
determination
70 give the game q rssI uncle did
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
TIMBER LEAGUE,
PORTLAND AVE.

Cafe won four from Portland
Ave. Alleys. High for the Alleys,
Huntington l73, Az. High for the
Cafe, G. Effelberg. 1872, sos.
Furniture took three from the
Wildcats. High for the Furniture
single, Al courneau 17e; series.
elk Sather, 46s. High for the
Wildcats; single, Z Denton 1859;
series, E. Denton and Al Yesger.
AIS each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Record Match

CHICAGO, nl.-Adolph Carlson
and Paul Krumske rolled q 200e
doubles total in a four-game Red
Cross charity match here recently.
II is thought 10 bs = world :
record. Their efforts assisted the
Red Cross in raising $500.
Scores were.
Carlson ais ass 1Ie 2pe-ioSi
Krumske ais 9es ass AS ess
Totlas q. asa $40 SIS s22-2o0a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Bowling

Garrison's Rovers and Hotshots
each scored victories over two Puy-
sllup teams at wingers new alleys
at Puyallup Sunday. The Rovers
won from the Puysllup women
221e to 1880. The scores: Rovers,
I. Froehler 446, r. Carlson 40. J.
Petersen 800, B. CineIh 434 NJ
knight 47s. The Puyallup Ladies,
V. Retter 374, D. oNeil s21. H. Nix
35s, A. Moser 32s, E. Boyd 2e2.
Handicap 25s
Garrison's Hotshots led by Lee
Gsrrison's 55s shot 1927 to beat
kruse's All Stars 24s6. Scores
Hotshots. Garrison 553, Tippery
sos. Michaud 456, Murphy $40, C.
c. Collins 4s6. All Stars. Kruse
SIT, Rutter 5S2 Mclean 5ss, Daus
426. Fisher 4s3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
On Ole Gan. /!

The element Of surprise he quite the
shlee appointments in this Northwest Of the nation
The University Of Washington started things when IL
made Pest WEIGH, fired assistant its head grid mentor
Now the Portland baseball club Of the Coast league
ed Seattle and Beaver slueeer, viii the 1912
manager.
had picture the
lat scheter consideration for
IL post
Even thu people -inside" speak had mixing
that Brasil would Be the They too were equally surprised
BRAZIL . Portland
He time 1924
their That Turner things Thus
1razin comes back home. speak
Many Win Brazn The early 1890. ~hen he
ever rss.s srsr pres. touring N. sosssr gave
sseyns we from she hi bs bat sins long sho
He went up Of courss but didn't linser long
Frank baseball nearly quarter of and
10 besn making his home in Oakland. Cal
Te old coiorfu figure who promises Portland team
Brain win BE- the seventh manager schefter
Rolie father 1885
were Buddy Ryan. cisssn. Blshop
Sweeney. Johnny Frederick and Oscar WITT
Incidentally. money
ysAs despite the really high salary Manager WITT drew
Chonce for Hot Stovers -.
The Tacoma Hot Stove league which hasn't been any
active Of late might turn lis talents and energies toward
benefit s event s 81 some kind nd for the Navy Rf soe
service dependents those gallant and fathers who have made
Right society find all IT
Seattle Monday night Feb e the University of washnrtons
squad oppose Lakes
70 socetys
Of University pavilion which win
10000 CO.
figure. . certain seIout
1nce 81 nation.
rhs orss es 70 date have defeated No's Dame North
Indiana Purdue Buter
that find good they college ball
are by James Russell Cook who
ssw service in world has DUTY
Among performers caihan AnAmerican
years ago Indiana 1898
Biz 81 a Frank Baum
valuable the Madison Square Garden
y.
That ssme promises 10 B, something worthwhile
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
SPECIAL. MATCH

The Sixth Avenue Champs from
the Sixth Ave. alleys Travelled to
Puyallup and after trailing Tips
team by SIS pins in the first two
games came back with big 1901
in the third game to win 2e4s to
254s. Joe Butcher topped the big
single game with q 24s.
Scores: Champs. Streeter 621,
Butcher SIS, Melboe $40. Bond
$40. Coleman b2S. Tips, Tppery
4ss. Michaud 536, Cruise bbs, Muir
ply 526, Collins 500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
tsOl Electrician.

Substitutes Machinists Trethe-
way 80 Msrchesini Msrek Electrics
Moore Ia. Tel. Camp. Orthund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

Cy Perkins, the handsome young Tacoma heavyweight
amateur ALFRED good looking to be in the beege
bnsting business
But the big kid, who to the finals Of the Golden
Gloves In Seattle last week. and lost only close YER
dict, has fight In his blood.
night recently and asked
. O talking boxing his future
personal far removed from the average
puga him firing betting leather
enoansd bombs Il o another seeking him,
fhe game" he told You're too fine
ancss are % m"cn against YOU
q ssher youngster"
wagering his welshsped head 7 want TO be a
professional that It's blood
FIRST rate ring man. and always
! make the top grade"
could feel his intense desire to give the
game q thorough trial
advised him himself In the hands Of capable ana
who possibilities the boy will
trail slowly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

TotlAs e.. .s4 $40 SIS s22-9oOs
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
LIGA NACIONAL
Nueva de-rota de los Piratai

Nueva de-rota de los Piratas
Wyatt ianz6 en- su primer
juego complete de la tempo
rada y dej6 a los Piratas en-
ocho hits y tres carreras.
Los Esquivadores utilizaron
sus IL 'terapeuticos" para
cruzar la gonna" ocho veces.
La derrota di6 ell tercer lugar
al Pittsburg, subiendo los Bra
vos al segundo puesto. Pega-
ron tres hits cada uno, Vaug-
han, la BIB, que tambien anot6
tres carreras, Y Reiser, ell CT de
los hombres de Durocher. La
derrota lie correspondi6 al pit
cher Truett Sewell, conocido
por Strip" a quien r~elevaron
Gornicki y Jungles. Alfonso
Lopez no jug6.
Phelps no consigui6 pegar
de chit" en- tres veces.
Barrett, ell CT de los Piratas'
La gaceta., 1942-05-16

muy amables L.,
al fin, Cogorza, como 81 du,
dara todavia. hizo un dltimo es.
fuerzo doloroso, Y Sc decide a
decir, con la delicadeza Y la pu.
dibundez que va lie conocemos:
-iMiren, por no despreciar-
lies a ustedes! l.,
Y pOr no despreeiarles Sc co.
milo: dos metros de chorizos. me
dio queso, la mitad del polio, sic
te tomates, un euarto de tortiTla
dos mapas de jam6n y kilo Y me
dio de pan, sin contar la fruta. y
Sc bebi6 dos botas de vino.
II Amos, camara-le comen-
taba ell marido de la T~elesfora,
va al final DEF banquete, v dan.
dole carinosas palmaditas en- la
espaIda-; que uste no guerra
cenar y a POGO mas Sc come us.
tie hasta Ell polio que llevamos vi.
VOL.
Cogorza, entire las risitas Se-
La gaceta., 1942-05-16

lei Chepa Y ell Nino consulta-
ban al maestro con el rabillo del
.ojo.
Il Conner vosotros !-fall6 al
fin, Pablo, encogiendose de HON
bros. 70 no quiero NADIA !
iMuchas gracias, senoresl
-iPero hombre !-insistia Ell
|marido. mo va uste a cenar?
lille listed que conner al
go l...-decia la Telesfora por su
cuenta-. iAunque sea un par
d'estos chorizos, que son de nues
ira terra y saben a gloria, y un
piazu de queso!
-Pero Ique necesidad tenian
ustedes de molestarse?...
Ri Chepa intervino, cogiendo
eel medic pan y la tortilla que lie
brindaba la baturra:
-iNo, mi hermano es muy es
pecial !" Come olga que no
quiere!. L.. iVamos, hOmbre, CO.
me algo!... iEstos senores son
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
HICIERON LA CABRERA DE
CISIVA EN- Ell NOVENO

Los Cardenales hicieron sus
dos carreras en- ell sexto inning
y los Braves Sc las devolvie-
ron en- ell octave, empatando.
Despues, en- ell noveno, ell
Boston, con una base por bo-
las, un sacrifice, un error y
un "fly'', hizo la carrera deci-
silva.
Froilan Fernandez ayud6 al
triunfo con tres hits y una ca
rrera. I'm "jilote" de Fernan-
dee impulse la primera carre-
"a de los Braves, luegc de que
Eddie Miller habfa descarga-
do un "tubey." Pitcher derro-
tado: Beasley. Serpentiner0
ganador: Javery.
Con esta victoria y la derro-
ia de los Piratas subieron los
Braves al segundo lugar.
San Luis &c, 5h, lie; Boston
&c, 12h, Sc.
Cometi6 los tres errores de
log vencedores la 2b Sisti.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16

corcedieron ocho asaltos a An.
gott, seis a Stoltz Y uno tablas
Ell arbitro Fullan 0torg6 nueve
asaltOs a Stoltz, cinco a Angott
y uno tsblas.
Alguos periodistas dieron a
Angott ocho asaltos, cinco q
StCltz y dos tablas.
Angott fue derribado a la 10.
ma en- 81 tercer asalto Y lie hicie-
ron la cuenta de nueve. I'm "up.
percut" y un gancho de izquier-
da lie proporcionaron ell seric
disgusto.
Para recurerar bien sus sen.
tijos, 81 campe6n Sc mantuvo en-
Ia Iona hasta Ia cuenta de nue.
We.
Pesaba ell retador 1873 libras Y
Il vencedor 12412.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16

ST, sehor, compre la
ipintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
IN 6ACErk
Sammy Ansott denote a Stol1
en- un combate rnuy rehido
Mas de 10000 personals presenciaron
ell encuentro

New York mayo 16,-Mas d.
! $4,000 personas, que dejaron er
las taquillas $49,014, presencia'
ron anoche 81 combate a pune,
taos entire Sammy Angott, e
campe6n mundial de las 1875 Ii
bras, y Allie Stoltz, de Newark
N. j., ell fuerte aspirante a Ia
corona.
Angott sc levant6 de la Iona
para obtener la decision d. los
jueces. en- la primera defensa
de su tltulo.
FL arbitro frankie Pullman
rdi6 SUI voto a Stoltz y los dos
'jueces, George LeCron y John
Potter, al camrH6n.
Los especta63res estimaron
lnJuSto ell fallo G hlcleron VlOlen
tas demostraciones.
Mike Jacobs anunci6 inmedia
que volveria a presen-
tar ell match.
FL public6 trio sombreros, CT
garros y TODD 10 que encontr6 a
mano. Algunos de los apostado-
.es Sc liaron a golpes, intervi-
niendo la pOlicia.
Los jueces Potter y LIE Cron
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
Folletin No. 313
La Gaceta
TONIC TERCRR0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

hambre, entire enormisimos bos-
tezos.
Y la mujer y ell cuaOo, que
tambien sentian CANA, lie hicie-
ron coro.
Pronto sacaron los aragone-
.ses su arsenal de cestas y alfor-
jas.
Y salieron a relucir una YER
dadera fantasia de chorizos, lon
jas de jam6n, tomates, una tor
tilla como una plaza de toros,
Nm polio fiambre, I'm queso del
mismo tamaho que una rueda de
molino, higos, manzanas, ca
muesas... iel delirio l..
A nuestros tres heroes, vien-