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Evening star., 1943-10-21
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press,

Today a year ago-Alsab beaten
by Dark Discovery in Gallant Fox
Handicap; Shut Out fourth.
Winner pays $3.50 for So.
Three years ago-Cavalcade,
1884 Kentucky Derby winner,
dies at age of 9.
Five years ago-Gabby Hart
nett denies Cub second baseman,
Billy Herman, will become man
ager of st. Louis Cardinals.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
British Combridgeshire
Is Won by g. -Yeur-OId

BY The ASSOCIATED Press
NEWMARKET. England. Oct. 81
Quarter Maitre, owned by l. Lip
ton, an 8-year-old generally con-
sldered past his prime, won the New
market Cambridgeshire. last big race
OF England's racing season.
Quarter Maitre won by a head
from Lord Derby's Full Bloom over a
mile course. Chanda, owned by
Major j. Walker, finished third.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Win, Lose or Draw
By BURTON HAWKINS
Uline Boxing Bon Hits Sport in D. c. on Chin

Mike Ones decision to ban another
crushng bloW to local
sten python
Boxing Commission to please promoter
The sports rapidly
meets Penn
games thereby ending collegiate football
as spectator interest
Baltimore against Georgia Tech
remaining distant
Already from the O
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Major Service Team in South
Disbonds for War Reasons

Around Nashville they're saving
Vanderbilt may have two varsity
basket ball teams next winter in
stead Of one. A collegiate team
would play normal schedule, while
another composed Of Army trainees
would play home games only.
There absolutely is no truth to
the story that Georgia's Wally Butts
wants to claim the State high school
football title because his team is
schoolboy age.
Stand now in silent meditation for
the football alumni who used to
clamor for coaches jobs. A few
.of them became generals-and the
rest are too busy second-guessing
them.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Hunting, Angling SIumps

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 81 R.-
Executive Director T. E. Clarke of
the State Game Commission reports
that the sale of hunting and fishing
licenses for the first quarter of 1s43
was nearly IA per cent below that
of 1912.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Hockey Player EnIists

SMITH FALLS. Ontario, Oct. 81
tP,.-Hal Dewey, who played with
the Cleveland Barons and Pitts
burgh Hornets in the American
Hockey League, has enlisted for
training with the RCAF.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Apache Is Top-Weiqhted

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 (Pl.-Belair
Studs Apache has been assigned top
weight Of 1872 pounds for the New
Rochelle Handicap, which will be a
cofeature with the Ardsley Handicap
at Jamaica Saturday.
Evening star., 1943-10-21

ington, Catholic University, Ameri-
can University and Gallaudet. Wash
ington's two ice hockey teams, the
Eagles and Lions, have tossed in the
towel.
After Sunday, then, local sports
followers may anticipate, at least
until spring, only four more Redskin
home games, furry of high school
football and basket ball games,
collegiate basket ball only at Mary
land and one weekly boxing show
at Turner's Arena.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Army Rejects DuhIoren

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81 Rl.-
The Phillies have announced that
First Baseman Babe Dahlgren has
been rejected for military service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

As a special service 20 its read
ers. The Tacoma Times today
prints below the form which must
Be filled out fer every man. wo-
man and child making an applica-
ton for War Ration Book Ne. ?.
Ibis form may be completed Al
home and taken 10 local rationing
board registration places during
the week OF Feb. 22-27. when
registering, Ration Book No. 4
now used for sugar and coffee
must be taken TO the registration
place with the form above. Filling
in this form Al home will save
time and avoid standing in line
during registration.
The steps which everyone fin
ing in the form should take are
as follows:
A Cut out this copy Of the
"A Consumer Declaration from
todsy's newspaper.
2 On Feb. 81. 60 to your pam
- try and count all cans. jars
and bottles containing s ounces
or more of the following foods
which you have bought In a
store:
Canned fruits Including spiced
fruits).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

no>TON - High naval official.
connected with The fear shspbulld-
ING yards ~ tia fsc~ton sres.
which Il among ths most prcfuct-
I've N the United States. announced
Wednesday that the coastrueticn
of naval landing unsts u h~Inr
completed FAR ahead ~ schedule
Bethlehem bingham shlpyara.
for example. already has com
rlessd its full quota 81 huge m
fantry landing hsrxes which are
ready TO so into action II any
time there i . United Nation. In
ssslon 81 Enfops. The yard has
started building Destroyer escorts
10 fixht the Axis sumhsfin< men,
ace
nut amank the Innovations
Which can b mentioned. hswsv~r.
we're new types ~ tank landing
vessels whose snue- nnsed bow. can
open wids. like harm doors. permit.
ting tanks. with their guns splslinE
fire. 20 roll out over . steel bridge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Be Sure To Clip This Form
Here Are Instructions About
Obtaining Ration Book No. 2

five cans Of soup. one Jar q chill
sauce and three bottles q oatsup.
That adds up 10 q unita AL
right. there are five members Of
the typical family - listed above.
They're entitled 10 have o. hand
five cans per person. OF : total
Of IS. So. in the HANK space at
the right Of question !. the cor
rect figure to enter would b a
TT minus 7sl.
Fourth. put IN the blank space
opposite question the number
Of persons for whom YOU are
making application for Book No.
2 In the family example given.
the number would be -"
Finally. print the names Of the
members OF your family. and OPP
posite each name put the serial
number appearing on the War
Ration Book No. issued for that
person.
Sign your name and put In thu
address, and then you're all set
to 20 to register for your Book
No. 2. BE sure 10 take this con-
sumner declaration form with you.
and also the War Ration Book No.
for every person for whom
you're applying for q Book No.
?. II you don't take the Book
with YOU, you won't bs given q
Book 2.
As a warning. note that the
penalty for making a false state
ment on this form Ia 10 years
imprisonment. or $4,000 fine. or
both.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Gro HARHoR Patricia WHIT.
more. accompanied ~ her mother,
has ieft for Dallas. Texas. wher-
her marriage 10 william Gallo
way peiony. u that city. win take
place On Feb. n.
Miss whitmore = the dsaxhser
81 Mr.. and Mrs. John whltmore
q Rossdale. She 10 q graduate
Of GIG Harhor high school and
attended University % Washing
tn. where her sorority h Kappa
Delta. The new home will he made
~ Dallas where Mr.. Delony i
employed by North Ameriesn Air.
craft.
John Finholm has purchased
from the uddenherK estate m
store building across from IN
post office. NE il having u re-.
modelled into a duplex apartment
building.
George Foeller has sald nj.
property At Arlctfs 10 Mr.. John
Craig Of Aremerton. Mr.. and Mr.
foeller will return % Tacoma q
make their home.
Rosedale han association VIII
meet Feb. ~ at the hsli at p, m
Election Of officers for tho com.
Ing year viii be held. roilo~ins
The session, members Of Ro.eaals
cemetery association wlI hold
their annual meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Mary Fdrquhorson
Will Speak Friday

An address entitled Il Am a
Pacifist," by Mrs. Mary Farqu-
harson of Seattle, will feature the
meeting of Tacoma Committee for
World Peace, Friday at s p. m.
in the clubroom of Y. w. C. A.
Mrs. Farquharson, now field
secretary to the Fellowship Of
Reconciliation, is a former state
senator. and was a delegate to
the last Democratic national con-
vention. There will be discussion
of the pacifist position. The public
is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
New Type Planes
Shown 10 Press
HARTFORD. Conn. -

HAkItOkD. Conn. - GimpseS
Of Buck Rogers types of new
style war planes which. in strik-
IL power. SO far beyond any de
sign the American public has ever
seen. were given = group Of cor
respondents al the Hartford field
Of the United Aircraft Corporation
under the auspices Of the navy.
This restricted exhibition was
held to show the press that the
armed forces are cooperating
closely with industry TO build the
aerial wherevithal to crush the
AXIS. II was also staged to en-
phasize that despite Official silence
regarding aeronautie advances.
new weapons are being steadily
and systematically developed.
A number of these mystery
models were demonstrated in
aerial maneusers attended hy
Charles dndbergh and high
naval officials, including Rear
Admiral John Mccain. chief
of the bureau of aeronauties.
Fifty navy experts on avia-
ton came from Washington
10 witness this greatest Of
off-the-record shows since
NlARIA a.. -
The curtain was lifted on the
heretofore closely-guarded Vought
Corsair fighter plane whose re-
cent exploits in the Solomons
were officially announced two
days ago by the L. S. navy. Built
around q big. sir-cooled double
Wasp engine, the Corsair is the
first fighter in the world with
1000 horsepower II has a wing
span of Al feet and a tip-to-tail
length of 33 feet. and a giant
three hlsded propeller swinging
through an arc of Is feet 4
inches.
As result of it's unusn-
ally large propeller, its wings
are of an inverted-gull shape,
so that the fuselage Is trussed
upward at the center about
two feet above the level of
the tips OF the wings. The
propeller IL thus prevented
from hitting the ground As
IL revolves prior to the take
off.
The Corsalr. it was stated, has
proven its ability to out
fight and outfly land-based air
craft, which is rare accomplish
ment for. an sirplane designed
specifically tor carrier use.
A wingless helicopter was also
demonstrated and proved its sbil-
ity to rise and descend in a YER
teal line, as though it were run
ming up and down a string. II
suspended itself motionless in the
air.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
TO CLOSE BOOKS

City clerk Genevieve Martin
McKeehan warned Tacoma voters
Wednesday that registration books
will close next Saturday for March
9 school election. She said since
November election, the clerks Of
flee has cancelled the names of
16,492 voters who failed to cast
ballots during the past two years.
Current city registration numbers
1882.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Canned fruit and vegetable
juices.
Canned soups, chill sauce and
catsup.
The net weight contents of
every can or jar is printed on
the label. Don't count containers
holding less than ounces.
Don't count canned or glassed
foods you put up yourself.
Don't count canned olives, cam
ned meat or fish, pickles. relish.
jellies, jams. preserves, spaghetti.
macaroni or noodles.
Don't count dried or frozen
foods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

lou are now ready 10 III OUT
" the form.
First under the heading "Cof-
fee" in the blank space at the
right of number /, write in the
number of pounds of coffee you
had on hand Nov rs. less / pound
for every member of the family,
IA years of age or older. You
were told TO make a note of cof-
fee on hand Nov. rs when coffee
rationing began. II there are five
members of your family-Pop.
Nom, Grandpa, a boy Of IS and
a girl of 12-you would be en-
titled TO have four pounds Of
coffee on hand. II you had only
one pound or less for each person
over "A. you would print a big
20" in the blank space, or write
None" If you had six pounds
Of coffee on hand and there were
four members Of your family
over u. you would enter IN the
blank space the figure %"
II you have lost your Nov. rs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

How forest products % Tacoma
and the Pacific Northwest are
helping In nov why's to win the
war was explained 70 Tacoma nar
association Thursday noon by
koderie olrendsm. president oi
Tacoma Lumhermen's club and al.
rector OF public relations for
Weyerhasuaer Timber Co.
The luncheon meeting at Ta-
coma hotel also was entertained
by n showing Of the newest sound
movies produced for weyerhaeuser
under olxendam's direction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

inventory Of coffee on your
shelves. OF n you cant remember
II. they'll probably ask you 10
guess.
Second. enter in the blank
space At the right Of question :.
the number Of people in your
household over IL years Of age
for whom a War Ration Book Ne.
was issued. In the five-member
family given Ahove IS an exam.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Forest Products Marketing
Service Will Aid F farmers

WASHINGTON - Twenty-Five
states have entered cooperative
arrangements with the agriculture
departments forest service for de-
velopment Of a forest products
marketing service for farmers.
The program Is designed 10
meet the heavy demands for lum-
Der and other forest products re-
CURED in the war program. and
az the same time 10 AVOID de-
strueuys cutting Of trees.
The agriculture department sx-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

pie. the number to enter would
be - The i2-year-old daughter
would have a book for sugar. but
could get no coffee.
Third. figure out the number
OF cans OF goods you're entitled
To have on hand. Suppose your
Feb. 81 inventory shows that you
have on the pantry shelves four
cans of fruits. eight cans Of vege-
tables. six cans OF vegetables juice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

IONtbON~-H adln Moseow said
Gen. Alexander vas-iisvsky had
been promoted 10 . marshal. vassi.
ievsky was tho closest aida II
Marshal orrEori X. zhakov. chief
Of the general staff, In working
out the campaign plans for Stain
grad. voronsxh and f.sninrrsa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

poets At least - states eventually
70 participate In the program.
The forest service plans also 10
construct or improve 81 "acceas"
roads IN some Of the widest noun
tain country Of the west 10 open
the way 10 more than 1900. 900. :
900 board feet Of timber and 10
minerals needed In the war effort.
Seven Of the new roads already
have been completed.
Looking for homer Read the
Times Want ADS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Gay styles ard Csloss
beautifully styled spsiu6
dFsr>e. fashioned IN heavy
crepe, ntpass nud 0thes
sDstrriais. Pytuts. s<s1id
eoi0fs and fwe tone ro>D
bIuafions. size. ana tybes
for Hemsn aud wtese<.
fDopnstaifs store.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

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La gaceta., 1943-05-01
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LICA NACIONAL

Las novenas de este circuito
descansaron aver.
Los Cubs jugaran hoy con los
Pirates, en- Pittsburgh, y actuaran
los pitchers Passeau y Sewell; Ro-
jos contra Pajaros Rojos, en- San
Luis, Y los pitchers Walters o
Starr Y Pollet; Braves contra
Phillies, en- Filadelfia, actuando
los pitchers Tobin y Johnson, y
Dodgers contra Gigantes, en- New
York, un doble juego, siendo
mencionados como posibles lanza-
dores Macon y NewsOm contra
Melton y Sunkel.
Sc m~antienen los Dodgers a la
cabeza de los ochO teams" o 5
victorias y una derrota.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
CON Los GUANTEs
Y CABRAL

En- la noche de hoy, en- Ia Gar
den de Boston, ell famoso negrito
Ray Robinson, campeon sin coro-
ma del peso weller, Sc batira con
Fred Cabral, miembro del establo
de Willie Pep, ell campe6n del pc
so de pluma.
Sera un combate a 10 asaltos.
Como va saben todos los "fie-
les, Robinson solo ha sido venci-
do una vez. lie propino Ia derrota
ell peso mediano Jacobo La Motta.
Willie, que aconsejara a Cabral,
en- su carrera solo ha sido "vapu-
leado" una vez y lie corresponds
esta distinction a Sammy Angott.
Opinan los expertos que Robin
son ganara dinero facil en- esta
OCCASION.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
Terriers
Mordieron A Los
Tigres De Orlando

La excelente novena de los Ter
riers de Hillsborough derroto aver
por la tarde, en- ell parque Cusca-
den, al fuerte team" de los Ii
gres de Orlando. LlevarOn ell peso
de la batalla los pitchers Williams
Willset y al primero lie cores
pondieron los honores.
Hicieron los visitantes una ca
rrera Y solo batearon un "hit".
Anotaron los j6venes locales dos
carreras y las lograron con sole
dos "hits".
Orlando O1O 900 dc, In, De.
Hillsboro O1O 900 Pc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
HOY CORRERAN DOCE
c A B Ii o. EN- FL
DERBY De KENTUCKY
Count Fleet" Continua
Siendo El Gran Favorito

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, mayo
lei Derby de Kentucky sc CO.
rrera hoy en- Churchill Downs y
Sc disputaran los premios ofreci-
dos doce caballos, todos ellos per-
tenecientes a las mejores cuadras
del pals.
La direction del hipodromo
anuncio aver que ha sido descar-
tado ell ejemplar "Seven Hearts,
de J. Graham Brown, ell hotelero
local, que tiene n pata enter
ma. Possible es que ocean Wave"
tenga que ser retirado antes del
momento del arranque de los her
moSos animales, $50 P. NJ, bora
de tempo de guerra.
Los potros in%scriptos y acepta-
dos, uno de ellos mOntado por un
Jockey" cubano, son estos: Blue
Swords, propiedad de Allen T.
Simmons, montado por ell jockey
John Adams; Slide Rule, de ". f.
Boeing, montado por Conn Nc
Creary; Modest Lad, de la Sra.
Henry Finch, montado pOr Char
lie Swain; Dove Pie, de j. War
field Rodgers, sin jinete aun Sc
leccionado; Count Fleet, ell gran
favorito, propiedad de la Sra,
John ID. Hertz, montado por John
Longden; Twoses, de W. r. Mar
tin, sin "jockey" o posiblemente
10 montara Zufelt; Amber Light,
de Charles T. Fisher, montado por
Alf Robertson; Burnt Cork, de
Eddie Anderson, mOntado por
Mike Gonzalez; Ocean Wave, de
Warren Wright, con Wendell
Eads de j%inete; Gold Shower, de
la Sra. Vera S. Bragg, con Ted
Atkinson de Jockey, y No
Wrinkle, de la Sra. Ethel V. Mars,
montado por Ray Adair.
Durante ell dia de aver fue re
tirado Mr.. Double-and-Redouble',
porque su entrenador dijo que ma
da saba sobre su inscription en-
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
Los Dragones
Vencieron A
Panteras

La invicta novena de la eScuela
de segunda ensenanza jefferson
derrot6 aver a las Panteras de
Plant, con anotacion de 8 earre-
ras por 5. Los Dragones pasaron
la gonna" res veces, en- la ter
cera entrada, y despues, en- Ia sep
TINA, la pasaron cuatro.
Salemi, la primera base, aport6
tres "jilotes'', uno de ellos de dos
bases, y dos Fulgueira, la tercera
base.
Pegaron dos "terapeuticos" ca
da uno, por los derrotados, Bel
den, la 2b; Younger, ell pitcher, y
Roddenberry, ell SIS.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
jefferson 01S 600 Sc, Sh, De.
Plant 121 900 l-5c, IN, &c.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
LICA AMERICANA
Victoria de los Senadores

Victoria de los Senadores
Entr6 en- GAIA ell pitcher Emil
DUTCH Leonard y los Yankees Sc
quedaron en- cuatro ~"jilotes" y
una sola carrera.
Contra los curvas de Borowy
~disparafon los SenadOres siete
"terapeuticos" y entraron dos We
ces IN ell "hogar".
Fue la segunda victoria de Leo
nard en- la temporada.
Decide ell duelo de pitchers un
batazo de dos bases, en- ell decimo
'inning'", descargado por Ellis
Clary, la tercera base del club dc
Griffith.
I'm "%tribey" de Charley Keller
fue ell factor decisive en- la 1nics
I~carrera de los neoyorquinos.
La derrota produjo ell empatt
de los Yankees con los Indios de
Cleveland, en- ell primer lugar. Mi
les de Sc u oras y senoritas pre-
senciaron ell juego.
New York 1c, All, lie; Washing.
ton &c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
.DESAF|OS De MANANA
ZEN LA L|GA INTERSOCIAL

Como de costumbre durante los
meses de In %primavera, ell verano
~ principles del otoho, manana
domingo jugaran las cuatro move
mas que componen la Liga Inter
social.
La novena del Circulo Cubano
perdi6 terreno Ia semana pasada
y sc propone recuperarlo EN- esta.
Cada vez es mayor ell In
teres por parte de los fanatics y
las graderias Sc llenan antes de
la $50, bora de comienzo de los
juegos.
Los mejores pitchers seran uti-
lizados y Maseda, ell nuevo men
tor de los Leales, no dejara que
suceda 10 de la semana pasada,
cuando debi6 guitar al otro Ma
soda y no 10 hizo.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
TINTIT


FL EnemigO de las Canas
No sc sienta apezarado por esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda la oportunidad de so
vida y la felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y su cabello tendra $
apariencia de juventud. TINTIT
no conitene nitrate de plata y su
precio es econ6mico. Pidalo a SD
botica o 81 no al tel6fono n1mero
Y1354. Para pedidos a la agencia:
p. o. Box $500, Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
Mickey WTTEK ES UNA DE LAS
coT UMNAS DE LOS GIGANTES
$3.50 Fl. ANO PASADO CON UN PROMEDIO DE
go CUATROCIENTOS SESENTA Y DOS

N#w YORK, mayo LIMO de
:. |bkeros que mas ha mejorado
erandes ligas, en- ell parecer
IS peritos, Sc llama Mickey Wi
s.t ! 81 n de las Columns de
lss cigantes.
81 aho pasado tenia Witek la
s~sruridad de que sc lie emplearia
en- il temporada de 1943.
AL comenzar las semanas de
prScticas de primavera empezo a
iurar acknowledgements y ahora
e. uno de los hombres en- quienes
confia Mel OFT para no hacer un
uapel desairado a los ojos de Ho-
race Stoneham.
Sc Ia convertible en- una exec
Iente segunda base y su juego con
Billy urges es ~perfecto. Esta
combination de "primera y segun-
da" no es inferior a ninguna de
las que existen en la Liga.
Hace un ano ell punto debil de
Mickey era i~ntervenir en- las ju-
gadas dobles. Llegaron u ami
COS . Greer que jamas desempena-
ria eficientemente la segunda al
mohadilla.
No llegaba a tempo Y sobre-
cargaba demasiado la operation.
Titubeaba antes de tirar, perdien-
do I'm tempo p~recioso, Y cuando
tiraba en- ocasiones 10 hacia debil
Y err6neamente.
Entonces el no tenia fe en- la
direction del "team"; pero ahora
Ii tiene Y este quiza es ell secreto
de ID exito.
confianza de Witek sigue au-
menEando para contentO de OFT,
81 teut6n" de ojos negros.
IA mediados del ano pasado, Wi
tex empez6 a "fildear'' con mas
~exactitud y a correspondents de
modo admirable a los "tiros" de
Jurges.
al completarse la t~emporada,
los dos hombres tenian absolute
c0nfianza en- u movimientos.
Durante ell invierno reside Wi
tex en- Irvington, New Jersey.
Ell ano pasado lie pogo a las pc
lOtas lanzadas por los pitchers con-
trarios con un promedio de 26O
puntos. En- 533 Wales a la gonna
supo descargar 144 'te~rapeuticos'
Disparo cinco cuadrangulares,
seis triples" y 10 "dobles".
Antes r silencioso, t~aciturno,
POGO allegro; ahora RE frecuente-
mente, habla con TODD ell mundo
y Sc muestra %contento de vivir.
Hasta hace algunos chistes de
"buen genera" por cuenta de su
director.
Esta confianza es la mejor
prueba de que ell pelotero vacilan-
te ha desaparecido.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01

Sc lie ha ofrecido al negro Beau
Jack, campeon de las 1876 liibras,
la cantidad de $4,000 por una
pelea con Luther White, de Bal
timore, gladiator de la raza ne
gra.
Procede la oferta de un empire
sario de California; pero dudase
que ell campe6n, aconsejado por
Mike Jacobs, decida hacer tan
largo viaje.
81 ell match" no c~ristaliza,
Henry Armstrong recibira una
oferta para combatir o White.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
a famosa jornada hipica.

la famosa jornada hipica.
Cast todos los peritos en- caba-
Hos opinan que Count Fleet" ga
nara la guerra. FL ano pasado el
precioso caballo hubo de estable-
Ger la marca mundial y luego de
dos triunfos en- Jamaica, en- este
ano, Sc lie trajo a Churchill Downs.
Esperase ina concurrencia de
A 1000 personals, siendo la asis-
tencia en- tiempos normales de
$4,000 a 10000.
Los expertos mencionan con
respeto la velocidad desarrollada
en- las pruebas por ocean Wave,
propiedad de Warren Wright. Es-
tie animal ha sido preparado por
Ben Jones, de Mac Parnell, Mis-
souri,.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
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