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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-13
CHAPTER TwENTY-sEvEN

CHAPTER INVENT Elm
RUTH AND JACK had scarcely
left Mrs. Platts house when Adam
finally got his word with Brenda
Ready" he said.
Ready for WHAT" said Brenda.
For me TO take you home"
"Oh, rs that what you're going
10 do?"
IF you'll let me-yes."
But I have my'own car here"
Brenda reminded him. And it's a
long way for you to walk back
from the old Leigh place"
''We'l leave your car In Mrs.
Platt's garage" said Adam. And
tomorrow Ill drive out for you 49,
and bring you in for it. You might
try lunching at the cafeteria
Very well, I'll try" said Brenda
Its pretty late, though"
City girl shouldn't mind that"
L don't | was thinking Of you"
Thanks" sid Adam. But what
I have to say to you is more in1por-
'aRt than retiring carly. Besides, I
have a definite reason for wanting
TO be out at your place at a late
hour
AN right. Let's start
Mrs. Plat was willing for Bren-
da TO leave her car and as soon as
Adam had backed it into the ga
rage he helped Brenda into his own
car ard they were off
I'm waiting" said Brenda, after
they had driven some distance
You had something important to
say TO me"
Yes" said Adam. I'm going to
ask a biz favor of you"
What is this. anyway ?" Brenda
laughed Arc you turning the Ia
hlos or son'ethnc7 People have al
ways asked Adam and now"
''nd now I'm going to do the
as'.ine % y7G nine very much >"
Certainly not. Go or"
"Iou know that little tower on
the old leigh place - Adam said.
~ ro'H Where YOU can sec for quite
\ distance g.oGrI tho country"
"1es O: course. But what on
oa.th-.
Il Want YOU to spend a lot OF
time there, Brenda" Adam went
on As much time as YOU can
so7rc. y fact. II remember right.
Tho tower is large enough to hold
typewriter table and chair.
Couldn't YOU do most OF your writ
me u7 there glancing up now and
then to sec what's going on-in the
direction Of the old johnson farm.
for in-ilncc ."
Aeam North, will you come TO
the polnt?' Brenda said, some
"hat cNasDcratcd
'Okar ] viii, said Adam.
Then he told her about the talk
nc had had with the foreman and
The other nicn-all about their dis
cu-Sion as 10 tho ACCESSIBILITY OF
putting a guard out at the johnson
place or along the river. lie also
told her something Of what he had
heard while down in Washington
i sec said Brenda. brighten
Ing. II sounds exciting"
You could do a lot OF lnvesti-
eating without arousing suspicion.
mean, You could report any IN
usual activity YOU happened 10 sec
along Tho river near the johnson
farm. or On and around the house
itself
"Of course ! couldt"
And you'll do it7-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-13
SWEATER WARNING

BOSTON-UP- Warning 10 wo-
men workers Gas posted in a local
war planti II the sweater is too
big for you. look out for the ma
chimes. II you're too big for the
sweater, look out for the men.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-13
cRIaeAeE FAN AT 100

ARLINGTON. Mas ig- One
no the best oHbhagc players in
these parts r. Miss Jeanette Gil
bert who recently observed her
tooth birthday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-13

Jaeger 5soi, lRderma SCI mn
Jaeger $50. lnderman 52t Bcebe
80. Meyers t52 Hartman $40. To
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
4 YOUNG FIND

But in this case We have an IL
year-old youngStcr. Dickie Tyler
who reveals a maturity and finish
10 his performance which is moth
ING short OF startling. AS the
little son Of a bund, hes terrific.
Probably lots Of lads could be
given erSatZ halrcutS and could
gooseStep their way through this
role from its most obvious stand
point, but few could portray re-
pressed guilt, sheer terror and,
finally. reluctant reUoTsc such as
this boy does.
In fact ms performance reaches
such a pitch that by the curtain
Of the second act The spectator
has almost a feeling OF emotional
nausea.
Perhaps less subtle, but no less
compelling is the winSome por-
trayai of little Joan Shepard as
his American cousin, who IS quite
willing 10 take one OF "Hitler's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
CLUB GAY HAVEN

A now slant on the vocal Situa-
ton is given by Juhe Dawn, Club
Cay Haven headllncr, who is
proving that operate ariaS and
musical comedy numbers interest
the public as much as the familiar
swing stuff
DICK Dtake, in his sixth week
at the clGrT>IS as adept at the
ma21er OF -ceren1spies chore- as he
is AT mimicry, asd York and
Lewis do Gay Nineues number
in the duo dance spot.
Others in the cast are 1t. Ed
ridge and his sand pictures.
Chiquita and her marionettes and
Dorothy Jean, tap land acrobatic
dancer.
Jimmy FarrclrS orchestra. fea-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
CLEVER IDEA

It's an ingenious idea for a play
and has been logically developed
despite two scenes which might
easily be cut
t5Ut tt7C STORY WOUit not nO1U
anywhere the amount of interest,
# Mr.. Bambcrgcr hadn't provided
us with such an. excellent cast and
such superb director as Elliott
NuCcnt.
While ELISA Landi and Paul
McGrath are the Co-sjars they
viii have 10 wait al least two
paragraphs for the bows while
We take up the Riddles
Generally speaking We prefer
children when they get 10 be b
or 40 years Of age. They're
more entertaining on the
stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
soME ACCoMPLISHNIENT

one OF the most amazing things
is To 500 Tho TWO scenes with
tAl-e -upn- lapea-aa- the stage
alone. Almost invariably a child
on Tho slalc is played up tor
down TO hy am adult Seldom do
"a pam this age have 10 play dll-
hcult scenes absolutely by them
selves, But Dlckle and Joan do,
and are most convincing.
Miss Landi is delightful as The
lovely JcwCSS who cocsnt quite
know how 10 face such a prob
fr-711 r-t11iri. despite ali Of hcr TX
perience as a child psychologist
She hasn't too much 10 do but she
makes the most OF her role As
does Paul McGrath, the uniof-
tunate uncle who falls heir 10 this
unpleasant importation.
Lulu Mae Hubbard as The old
maid aunt is good and The mad,
Elizabeth Ncumann, is excellent.
In fact the whole east shows that
great care was made in Its selcc-
non and NE result u a perform
anCc you don t want 10 miss.
The set IS by Raymond SOvey,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Three Samuels Casanova HeadIinerS

McMahon and Adelaide IN a bag
punching and acrobatic routine.
Romantic tenor. Frank Reyn-
Odds and Ziggy Bela's Six Gypsies
supply musical interludes. while
Frank KIM is the mystifying
master of ceremonies who risks
gastric disaster with his cigaret
and razor-blade swallowing.
Music for the show and dancing
is furnished by Cy Rays or
cheStra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

turing Bob Cummings AZ the
nOvachord. plays for dancing and
the show.
PALM BEACH
Comedy in capital letters is
spelled out during the time that
Dot and Buddy Desmond are on
the floor az the Palm Beach.
They frolic merrily through their
spot and are called back 10 add
more unusual twists TO their al
ready humorous dance steps,
The Latlipp sisters combine
vocals with acrobatics 10 create
a we'll rounded act. while Gus
Howard hops tables. chatters and
otherwise amuses the ringSiderS.
It's the music OF George Towne
and his orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
HAYMARKET

In coloTfuf costumes. AiWite
and Blue are staging something
new in the way Of adaglo dancing
out at the Haymarket, while
Danny Murray StrumS the banjo
and WiSccrackS has way into the
show for many laughs.
Jean Carol includes tap, toe
and acrobatic ToutlneS in her act
and the Gordon Duo whirls
around the floor in breathtaklng
spins during their roller skating
number.
4 bit out Of the ordinary is
Bill Harms. who doubles on the
clarinet and unicycle while Burt
Preston baritoneS when he isn't
acting as master of ceremonies.
lis the music of Leonard SeelS
orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
By COLLEEN MACDONELL

The Three Samuels. former
Earl Carroll headliners. are tap
ping and mugging their way
through the new show at the
Casanova. Held for the second
week. the group is colorful in
marine uniforms.
Knock-about comedy is added
by the Dixon Brothers and Anita
James contributes a bit Of clever
tap and acrobatic work as, her
part in the show.
Roland and Verditta, a ball
room team with accent on the
SOU, American side. are also fea-
turcd, while George Kavanagh
ar1 his orchestra handle the mu-
seal end Of things.
Margie Hart, the much pub
licized beauty. opens at the Casa
nova next Monday night for a
weeks engagement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
THEY CHEER ITURBI

DiHah Shore and George Mont
comey had tiff and you'd
never guess why. If Nancy Cole
man and Whitney Bolton want
10 know The whercabou', ~ their
marriage license. ITS repo~Inc al
tins moment In al Vaughn { vest
pocket. the Prcben Storms. new
corners 10 Hollywood, are opening
their new Beverly Hills home
with a cocktail party; Jose lturhi
had the prcvicW audience cheer
iRc him when he went from
classical music 20 boogie-woOCie
in "AS Thousands Cheer
Joe Pasternsk'S S-morth son
ha his first haircut az the MON
barber shop Oons ONciiI and
Charlie Chaplin dining together
~ = Beverly Hills cafe Dona
drank rlR-to gain weight she
said\ She has lost SIX pounds;
Fuddv Baer sang FOR the de-
lighted Beverly Tropics customers
while Max SAL and spplapdcd
T Eictor Scars are cptclta'n-
ing 30 enlisted mon, Wlfhfa buffet
dinner and Eddie LebsSon is flH-
nishirg the music That's al
today. See you tomorrow!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
CLUB 500

The Fl TonyS. a sophisticated
ballroom team. head the show at
the Club 500, ably supported by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
1IOnOrrOIC
The World
Terrific
Nv CmARLES GENrRN

s~.,t.pp1W- ~fLy worn p no.
-r.- a.,
ahu lot e 'Ni VIZ ',N'
the t5SS iho7iCr i7e most absorb
nc play Detroit has bccn offered
so nv sims .rs..,
--,-..- 49,. .... fl .t.,t
a-s r4--.e ,..o- trr.,s oil. ,,rsil
drama which op.nr5 Ia~t night
l,.f,-, s- .........,..... (which Def. with
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- '..'' ...''- '.''
NI3@i d rene. .- .o '..'' al
lI-i.4ll.-- l-.---- -----Acekz-l o. Try
outs ,rr.slar,pg musicals and
....,...--..4 ,..... g., FINALLY, no
w. ~ .. ..5 -.
ial.A Win .'-l .-.'' .''-'''' anna i'''
trgurg tootU' evening
Al, >oe probably know. To
morrow The World rs ihe story
of Nal-hrpi urrhir who is
suddenly tr4usuiartai 80 q mail
Middle Western university town
.n fins country.
Ills uncle. p hro71-m.ndcd rro-
feSSor aud intellectual hight M
this community. sincerely believes
that he IS rc~c1pnc me child from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
.LOueIla
Parsons
in HoM,yool

HOLLYWOOD, sept -l-Ihc
very frst ual7 Nay -boC on an
exclusive by William. Gociz Inter-
national Productions. us Gc0rro
Brent a, long a-t after many
ruu0rS G@orEr nss .rtt Warmers.
Tire Suto '-at brought rw fa
fame. For the last three Or four
ye8l.-4->sy haven't been exactly
SNunafnOHc and t. haas wanted to
b. ,.t. B E.> bought lomor-
ruw j. tnr,t.. ut Gwen Bins
tow Tor GC0I -D> INST staring
Vehicle.
l was talking On Resale Stew
am. we'll known agent who sold
1hc movie rights so International
for $4,000 and she told me Miss
BriSroW N Ai-, Bruce Manning ben
private rife. Tho book comes u--t
u November. and. SAYS RoS7Ac.
Its a highly dramatic story.
GOLDEN CHANCE
Tho co'der chance that Dana
Andrews has been begging for
comes t0 bum % 'Tbc Purple
Heart Tlsrvl Zsuucks person
ally supervised movie. DarrNl
fT5S T-7--Tr111 --T-77Tr7y-S TOR tt7C tU71.
and that means Army Wife,
which he was 10 have done. has
been postponed.
Up 10 NOW. there has been an
almost irorIC note about Dana
career. two companies share has
contract hut poor Dana had be-
gun 10 feel that nobody loved hun
Twentieth Century ddn. seem 10
uaHt 80 hafld hinf Hp fer sam
GoIdWNn and sam dI6nt want 10
build hlm Ip for Twentieth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
COLLECTED AT RANDOM

Henry Rogers. well-known press
agent. is celebrating the birth of
q baby boy This is the Rogers
second child.
Frank SInatra left for New
York today with a bad cold. He
spent Sunday at the beach trying
10 bake 10 out: now It's Olivia
De Havilland who IS getting Hell
mu. DantIneS smiles. Patsy Ruth
Miller play is 10 be presented 10
the Left Bank Theater IN Holly
wood
Hedy Lamar and John Lodcr
are getting ready 10 adopt a
baby. Mary Pickford is sponsor
ing "A lecture "a be given ~ P1ck-
fair hy Capt Ernst WiHkler on
his hook, Pour Years of Nazi
Torture IF Peter Lawford gets
The Dorian Gray roles watch
HIM shoot 70 St8rdom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
LITER ROX

Jerry Fairbanks writes. As
me fellow who has spent ID
years evolving the secret method
of making animals aTuCutatc on
the screen. ! felt slightly hurt al
nv favorite film reporter saying
somebody else hut me made the
CamclS talk I'm Road 10 Morocco
"Mam," writes Fairbanks. them
speaking camelS in Road 10
Morocco came right from the
stalls Of Scientific Films, Inc
We provided not only the talking
canclS for Paramount but we
put all the words into their
mouths too
JerIy'S letter was In answer 10
my item giving Don Hartman
credit for the talking camcls and
saving he was to give the Walt
Disney touch 10 Danny Hayes
film. up in Arms / printed the
article IN good faith, having been
told il was Hartman who did the
loh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

nv old friend I'd Dougherty
has lust sold another story, and
this one has a whale OF a title,
"RoCk-Bye Brady It's all about
a prize fighter and a 10-year-old
kiC he adopts. He sold the story
10 Harry Sherman, who seems 10
me 10 be one OF the most up-and-
corning producers in Hollywood
His "Hopalong CasSidys' are
money in the bank and most of
the pictures he makes are what
the public wants 10 see. I'd
Dougherty used 10 be on the
Me- York Mirror in the days
when I was a gal reporter on the
New York American.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

The inimitahle Mike Romanoff
joined the Daryl Zanucks and
the Lew ScTiebcrs tho other eve
when we were all having dinner.
Nike was in rare form and
started telling the story Of ms
lite and how Virginia and Daryl
had befriended hun when he was
hungry.
he said he had almost finished
his book, the story of has fabulous
life. did you tell all?" Daryl
asked Mike. and confess every
thng?' II certainly did" he
said. And l also told that you
were the one who started me on.
the straight and narrow path"
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
LlGA

(t0ria de las Huestes de Harris
los Phillies, ahora dirigidos por
Eky Harris, siguen manteniendo
plmlenta" y aver derrotaron
Is Cubs de Chicago, con anota-
ue D carreras por a. Presen-
fOn Ell Juego, que Sc efectu6 de
Pue' 2O,82O personals. La victo-
Supo conquistarla ell pitcher
nSon, siendo Ell puertorriqueno
morn ell "vapuleado".
ue la tercera victoria consecu-
aeI nuevo Filadelfia y la sep
! oerrota, "sin salir del hoyo",
Tvs senores del "chicle". Nor
dlspar6 un cuadrangular y
paman un "tribey".
'aleago 4c, 11h, Be; Filadelffa
Oh, De.
catcher Hernandez bate6 de
en- tres wees al bate.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
Programa de
Luchas del Viernes

Nuevas caras seran p%resentadas
ell viernes, en- ell Auditorio MUM
cipal, por la empresa cuyo tim6n
lleva ell veterano Jim Downing.
Dos de los luchadores proceden
de Chicago y Sc llaman Michael
Markovitch y Peter Markow y un
tercero, que responde al nOmbre
de Jose Gutierrez, lego a la base
de MacDill con papeles firmados
en- ell estado de California.
Markovitch lie hara frente a
Walter Underhill, obrero de los
as~tilleros McCloskey, en- un
match" con Unite de 80 minutes
Y tres caidas. Vencera ell que pri-
nero derribe dos veces a su con-
trario.
Markov tendra de adversario a
Gutierrez, en- una caida y dura-
ci6n maxima de 80 minutes.
I'm luchador b~astante conocido
en- Tampa, Tiger Jack Curley, lie
hara frente a X. o. Dugan, impor-
ltado de Jacksonville.
Garantiza la excelencia del pro-
grama la Comisi6n de Boxeo del
116 de Artilleria.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
IS Juegos En- Las
|Grandes Ligas
LIGA AMERICANA
Juegos Aplazados

FOdOS los partidos que habfa
nciados para aver tuvieron que
aplazados.
lara hoy Sc anuncian estos de-
CS; Atleticos frente a Medals
peas, en- Chicago, con los pitch
Christopher Y Smith; Yankees
tra Tigres, en- Detroit, actuan-
FeSde la Inca de fuego Borowy
NewhOuser; Medals Rojas de
Hes de los Indios, con los pitch
Hughson y Dean, y Senadores
FRA Browns, en- un doble juego
; serpentineros Pyle, Leonard,
ehOuse y Sundra.
TOs Yankees Sc m~antienen a la
eza del circuito con IA victo-
} 8 derrotas y promedio de
Ie siguen los Indios, con Is
IoS' 9 "quebrantos" y prone
de sol.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
C0NSULT|VO
LAS CUEST|ONEs
| DEPORT|VAS

mayo 19.-Se
hone ell presidente Roosevelt
Ibrar IN comite consultivo de
bombres que dirija, hacienda
Lmendaciones al Poder Ejecu-
las cuestiones deportivas de
hpo de guerra.
\ comite estudiara los profile
Y luego presentara un infor-
al jefe de estado.
Ia sugerido la integracion de
bueva agencia gubernamental,
i sin poderes para actuar di-
kamente, ell senador Mead, de
4 York, vicepresidente del club
pelota Buffalo, de la Liga In
laciOnal.
l. mayor parte de los altos
AciOnarios del gobierno tienen
~ereencia de que es necesario
ender. como ayuda a la moral,
brograma deportivo.
kecientemente hizo d~eclaracio-
en- ese sentido, ell Sr. Paul Nc
presidente de la Comisi6n
POtencia Humane.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
Sudamericano
.Rozo Perdio POr
.Nocaut Tecnico

NEW BEDFOR, Massachusetts,,
19.-Con I'm peso de 1872
Hbras, Jimmy McLarin, de esta
ciudad, lie do una sorpresa a la
"catedra" y venci6 por nocaut
tecnico, en- ell primer a%salto, a Jo-
sc Domingo Rozo, gladiator veni-
do a Estados Unidos desde la re-
p1blica de Colombia.
Tuvo lugar ell encuentro en- la
Arena Bristol y 10 presenciaron
mas de 1900 personals.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
Los Dodgers Sc Quedaron en-
"Hits"

No vefan las curvas de White
v Brecheen los peloteros de Leo
Durocher y Sc quedaron en- tres
modestos "simples'' y una carrera'
Medwick jug6 ell jardfn izquler-
do por los derrOtadOs y aporto un
"terapeutico". Aprovecharon los
Paiaros Rojos sus once "jilotes"
nara hacer siete carreras.
La derrota sc lie acredito a
Wyatt. II,
San Luis 7c, 11h, De; Brooklyn
1c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
los ROjOs Triunfaron en- Ell
/ Decimo

Fon sIPores de los Gigantes ayu-
\. los ROjos a obtener la VIC
to-. en- el decimo "inning", con
| Wal de tres carreras por una.
,eFas decisivas Sc hicieron
b. 4. pase" a Marshall, cuando
oHIo4ss, outs; Gee Walker do
go onY'e' y Marshall lego hasta
i bi,a euando ell director Mel
N ,-1o una mala tirada.
spF T pas6 a la segunda v
a'Cormick aport6 un "sim.
mn yG' sI iardin izquierdo; Dick
Bees W Otro error v en-.
walker lego al "platon
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
Rat;dos los Piratas por los
Braves

Javery do la "lechada" a los
Piratas. limitando todas sus haza-
mas con ell "roble" a clnco .Jiio-
ties" Dispararon cuadrangulareS
Charlie Workman y Johnny NC
Cartbv, Alfonso Lopez apOrt6 un
chit" en- tres wees al bate LIE TO-
CO Ia derrota a Sewell.
pittsburgh DC, 5h, lie; Boston
&c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
Para
Examen Fisico
Babe Dahlgren

FILADELFIA, mayo 10 FL
p%elotero Babe Dahlgren, "torpe-
dero" de los Phillies, ha sido la
mado para examen fisico pOr su
iunta de reclutamiento. Esta ba-
teando actualmente con un pro-
medic de 343 y Sc lie ha venido
mencionando como que seria in
cluido en- un importante cambio
de peloteros.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
CON Los GUANTES

Jose Luis declare en- Fort Hua-
chuea, Arizona, donde Sc hallaba
de vista, que despues de Ia guerra
defendera 81 titulo.
I'll sargento y campeon perte-
nece a la caballeria del ej6rcito
de Uncle Sam.
I'm Arizona hizo una vista a
una division de infanteria COM
puesta por hombres de su raza.
Sera uno de los actores en- In
pelicula Este es ell Ejercito'.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19

en- Chicago, porque creia habia
deiado a los Yankees sin carreras
v sin "jilotes"; pero luegO ell ano-
tabor Sc descolgo con un "tera-
peutico" concedido a la primera
base Etten..
iY los fanaticos sc m~archaron
desencantados y quiza renegando
del senior anotador y su pulcritud!
Fue un "jilote" de "aranazo"''.
FL v%eterano "Veneno" Wagner
esta bateando de manera %sensacio-
nal Y asi Augie Galan.
Leo Durocher 81 da golpes de
pecho y lie imita el presidente Ri
ckey.
En- cambio, Joe Medwick sigue
en- canine de las memories, 81 no
logra batear como la direction de
los Esquivadores 10 desea.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19

En- Washington, ell eXcampeon
del peso de puma, Jackie Wilson,
vecino de Pittsburgh. derrot6 ell
lunes por nocaut tecnico a Danny
Petro. Presenciaron ell combate
mas de 5000 personals.
Petro llevaba obtenidas 10 vic
%torias, en- un total de Ii.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
Ell Gladiator Stoltz
Padece de Ulceras
De EstomagO

NEWARK, New Jersey, mayo
19.-El servicio de guardacostas
ha deiado en- libertad de accion,
O padecer de 1lceras de estoma-
90, al notable p1gil Allie Stoltz,
del peso ligero.
Tiene "a amos y lie hicieron nu-
merosas radiografias antes de
mandarlo para su domicilio.
Probablemente, apesar de las
1lceras, volvera al cuadrilatero.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19

Mel OFT tiene la esperanto de
que los Cubs Sc amansen y lie ven
dan los servicios, previa la venia
de Wrigley, del russo Novikoff, Ell
"exloco", a juzgar porque insiSte
en- que lie paguen un buen sueldo.
Novikoff, bien apreciadas las
cosas, merece un mejor sueldo del
que lie ofreciera Gallagher.
No fueron muchos los bateado-
res de 800, Ell ano pasado, en- las
grandes ligas.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19

AL Tribuani derrot6 en- Filadel-
fla a AL Davis, de Brooklyn, pero
ell publico hizo una v%iolenta de-
mostraci6n de protesta. Tribuani
cay6 a la Iona, por la cuenta de
nueve, EN- ell noveno asaito.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19

Ernesto Lombard pogo un hit"
en- cuatro Wales a la gonna. La
victoria lie corresponds a Beggs
ell "contratiempo" a Adams.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, De; New York
1c, 5h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19

FL conocido peso ligero Chester
Rico derrot6 en- Holyoke, Massa-
chusetts, luego de diez asaltos de
acci6n, a Kelley Jessup, de Spring
field.
Tenia ell derrotado una ventaja
de tres libras, 1877 contra 1874.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19

Lee Ross dej6 a los Yankees, la
semana pasada, en- un "%jilote" y
ninguna carrera.
Spud Chandler hizo 10 mismo'
en- esta temporada, frente a los
Senadores.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
A%COTACIONES
"BEISB OLERAS "

Mickey Witek, en- ell desafio del
pasado viernes entire los Gigantes
Y los Cubs, acept6 un total de ID
"lances", q%uedandose cortO en- unO
para igualar la marca, en- los
tiempos modernos, de la segunda
base. Miller Higgins hubo de fl
lar la marca en- 1911 y despues
la empataron Jay Partride, en-
1927. v frankie Frisch, en- 1880.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19

Pas6 va ell examen fisico y sera
llamado por Ell ejercito en- uno de
estos dias, ell joven arbitro Al
Barlick, de la Liga Nacional.
Sera ell primer umpire, 81 es
llamado, que ingresa como recluta
en- las fuerzas armadas.