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La gaceta., 1943-05-10
Ia BAHIA De RIO De
JANE|RO

III punto mas elevado 10 cons
tituye Ell Corvocado, montana de
7O4 metros de altura, en- cuya ci-
ma Sc eleva la estatua g~igantesca
del Cristo Redentor. Puede negar
Sc a esta Gina por un ferrocarril
funicular.
Los navegantes Goncalo Coelbo
y America Vespucio reconocieron
por primera vez la entrada de es-
Ia bahia eli 10 de enero del 1902
creyendo que Sc trataba de Ia de-
sembocadura de un rio. De ahi
proviene ell nombre de la bahia,
que significa "Rio de Enero."
En- la direction norte a sur mi
de cerca de treinta kilometres. Su
anchura maxima es de unos once
kilometres. Sc divide en- dos par
ties desiguales: la bahia y ell ca
nal. Ell ancho de este canal en- su
entrada es de unos 1,700 metros,
pero Sc separan luego u orillas
Y vuelven a acercarse, fernando
peninsulas y bahias sembradas de
islas, que dan al paisaje el aspec-
to de un fantastico decorado de
teatro.
De su belleza exceptional puede
dar idea esta opinion expresada
por America Vespucio en- 1904:
Isl en- ell mundo existe un parai-
so terrestre, sin duda no ha de
estar lejos de estos parajes."
La bahia de Rio de JaneirO for
ma ell puesto natural mas espa-
cioso del mundo, pues Sc estima
que toda la flota mercante del u
inverse podrfa fondear en- u a
guas.
A la entrada de la bahia Sc al.
"a ell Pan de AzGcar, mole de gra-
nito de 375 metros de altura. Des-
de este punto, las montanas que
Sc divisan hacia ell oeste, parecen
estar alineadas, aun cuando en-
realidad sc hallan muy separadas,
v forman en- conjunto un grupo
denominado ell "Gigante AcOsta-
do" por su curiosa semejanza con
un figura humana echada.
Hay en- esta bahia gran hume
70 de islas, siendo la mayor la
del G~obernador, de trece kilome-
tros de largo por cinco o seis de
ancho.
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(maauina mimiografca) cuando
~"nuestros AMIGOS" la Gestapo, que
estan siempre EN- nuestra lista de
suscriptores gratuitos y a los cua-
les sc les envia copias con toda re-
gularidad, de buenas a primeras Sc
les antoj6 apropiarse de un gran
n1mero de copias de nuestra ultima
edici6n. Su empeho en llevarse
nuestros recientes n1meros dupli-
cados, al indicar la gran importan-
Icia Que Sc lie da a nuestra publica-
ci6n, nos do algo EN- que pensar.'
4. Sc eita una f&bula
"Nuestros lectores, sin embargo,
SO ~alegraran de saber que la Ges'
tapo. con su acostumbrada estupl'
dez. q pesar de desbaratar nuestros
planes v propiedad, fue incapaz de
despojarnos de nuestras armas-
es decir de nuestras plumas-pero
en- cambio, asi como La Fontaine 10
describe en- 81 famosa fabula del
|lobo y ell cordero: Isl no fuiste tu,
fue tn hermano, o sea como fuere
uno de tn familia,' los alemanes de
la Gestapo, con 81 c~aracteristica
bestialidad, d~esataron su furia
sobre personals ~inocentes."
"Despues de este incidente cree
mos que debemos recompensar a
nuestros lectores y al mismo tempo
desdehar a nuestros o%presores., NO
sotros, por ESQ, ~resolvimos hacer
un gran sacrifice. Hemos auqut
rido un magnifco local para m
prenta. a fin de que nuestra propa-
|ganda, que con tan buen exito ma
|sido manejada hasta ahora, pueda
continuar y ser aGn mas intensa''
Aunque en- ell cateo efectuado los
agentes nazis Sc apoderaron de una
gran cantidad de papel, de n ma
quina mimiografca y p%atrones para
estarcir, la publication del diario SO
reanud6 en- I'm nuevo lugar.
La gaceta., 1943-05-10
bOs EN- Ell "RAQUETERISMO"
Por WILLIAM E. E

dijo Nelly.-Contigo no me aries
go yo mas de 10 neceSario. AIDE
mas que yo Sc posses dinero mas
que s~uficiente para no caer en-
b~ancarrota.
-Despues del trabajo de esta
noche-ahadi6-y de que cobres
tn parte, podras hasta comprar
gasolina para tn autom6vil y no
tendras que usar ell MIC.
-Callate - lie orden6 Max.
iQuieres que nos pongan a los
dos en- ~"chirola"?
La miro rabiosamente un ms
tante como 81 decidiese 81 debia
matarla o no. Despues Sc levant6
y empez6 a caminar de I'm lado
para ell otro.
Mira, tile dijo a Nelly
yo podre arreglarme con ciertos
p~olicias para vender liquido de
contrabando, y hasta coger una IL
nea en- ell negocio de las drogas,
pero no me hare cargo de "com-
poner" ~asaltos Y robos. Este Sc
halla fuera de mi Inca. Sin este,
va estaban empezando a conocer-
me. Dos inspectores estuvieron en-
ell club hace uno dias. lilo sabes
tn? Me estan vigilando y vigilan
tambien a Tony. Llam6 ell "gara.
ge" ell dia que estuvieron los ms
pectores y dijeron que dos indivi-
duos extranos estaban tratando
de comprar ell lugar y querian mi
rarlo. Pero Abe les dijo que no es-
taba en- venta. LIE preguntaron ell
nombre del dueno. Abe les contes-
to que no intentaba perder su ira
bajo por cuenta de ellos. Hizo CO.
mo que sc enfadaba Y les ~aconsej6
que fuesen al ayuntamiento y ave-
riguasen. Quiza ESQ les haya hecho
zanzibar de pensar. iCuando ellos
estuvieron indagando habia escon-
didos ALI cincuenta mil pesos en-
alcohol!
Max hizo una pausa impresio-
mantle, de modo que ella "tragase
bien"; pero Nelly no dio senales
de preocupacion.
-iD6nde estan los ciento Gin
cuenta d6lares?-inquiri0.
-Aqui. T6malos y cierra la
boca-dijo Leb sacando de su boil
sillo IN fajo de billetes y metien-
do ell dinero en- las manos que Mel
ly tenia extendidas.
-OK-dijo ella Y empezo a
contar los billetes. Max continue
ba caminando.
Ell alcalde Sc dej0 fotografiar
contigo para darle al Palais oca-
sion de prosperar-manifesto rea-
nudando la conversacion.-Ese
maldito Inspector DAILY sabe cual
es tn posici6n en- mi negocio. Sa-
be que mi autom6vil esta en- esa
cochera. Sospecha que Tony y yo
estamos "conectados".
Tony lie ha visto por los alrede-
dores de la panaderia. Mis- amigos
en- la fuerza no han podido darme
una Inca, no han podido decirme
que es 10 que persigue DAILY. Pero
(Continuara manana)
La gaceta., 1943-05-10
FL MILAGRO DE A


Despues del vino-expresa eau
tier, o antes, 81 cabe, ell licor
que me gusta mas beber es una
hermosa lagrima bien clara y linn
pida q. tiembla en- las pestahas de
una mujer bella. Hay, sin embar-
go, mujeres que no saben sacar
partido de su dolor y lloran des-
componiendose Ell rostro como los
mascarones que Sc e en- las fuen
ties. iPeligroso escollol Hacen
falta muchos encantos y arte pa
ra llorar agradablemente, y a falta
de este sc CORE ell riesgo de no
ser luego consolada.
La gaceta., 1943-05-10
TINTIT
Ell Enemigo de las Canas

No Sc sienta apezarado por esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda la op~ortunidad de su
vida y la felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y su cabello tendra esa
apariencia de juventud. TlNTII
no conitene nitrate de plata y su
precio es econ6mico. Pidalo a 81
botica O 81 no al telefono ndmero
Y1354. Para pedidos a la agencia;
P. o. Box $500, Tampa, Florida
La gaceta., 1943-05-10
NO.4

Max Lebovitz y Ell sargento
+ manifesto que Sc hallaba
gstaci6n de policia.
Ine cuando ell Palais fue IL
h cerrado por ell resto de
n. Nelly Kelly monte en-
ante autom6vil, modelo de-
Sc dirigi6 a la estaci6n.
Psguardaba Max y despues
Tar los hechOs como ella los
recOgi6 a Lebovitz en- su
10 llev6 a su departamento
EaciOnes particulars.
Lebovitz I'm hombre de me-
edsd, de poca estatura,
Y muscular, con pelo ca
rariz bien tornado, labios
Os v acuosos ojos azules.
! sensation de un ciudadano
hble y de vida desahogada.
EZRA Lebovitz un financiero,
exacto sentido de la palabra,
su principal finalidad en- la
Ira hacer dinero, 10 que es
lmO.
Ia sala de su departamentO,
una mesa de caoba, habia
eprOducci6n del Edificio del
j. en- Washington.
|aba hecho de papel moneda
eado por ell gobierno y des-
|comprado como desperdicio
ldeado hasta darle la fOrma
y trocarlo en- un orna-
No explicaba nunca Max,
preguntones, que Ell dinero
edificio en- miniature habia
eOnfiscado por ell g%obierno.
sentia orgulloso de su Edifi-
u Tesoro.
Es una obra de arte-afirma-
|elavado en- ell distrito e1egan-
la ciudad, Sc componia ell
|tamento de cuatro habitacio-
IN bano. "~Deslumbrar", era
Ia de Max y estaba claramen-
eritO en- todas sus pertenen-
Al igual que en- ell Palais,
tambien habia "clase".
gD6nde supones que Pablo
haberse demorado tanto?-
Nelly impacientemente, luego
Jar Su abrigo Y la piel que lie
paba Ell cuello en- ell respaldo
pa Silla.-Ya dieron las cua-
tCrees que lie hayan deteni-
heb?
20, mujer-contest6.
blen, pero 20 estoy intran-
Puedes quitarme una de
precupaciones, ahora mismO,
ndome mi semana de sueldo.
GPor que tanta prisa? iPor
no esperas hasta que venga
}! Todo quedara arreglado
les de que Ell llegue.
% IN puro de gran tamano
Oolsillo, 10 mordi6 y Sc 10
entire los labios.
amos, muchachon, fr6tate
que tienes en- los
y cuentame ahora, sin pes
ciento c;ro,oo+o oosos
La gaceta., 1943-05-10

Sc ALQUILA, a caballeros, una
h~abitaci6n con dos camas. Diri-
ianse al 1903 de la avenida 15.
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N POSTURE FALSA

Una mujer que Sc envanece
philharmonic de u triunfos, Sc
parece a los nadadores, que hacen
admirar a las gentes la gallardia
de sus posturas-dice Bernard.
Pero. 81 surge n corriente con-
traria-agrega,-el nadador es
arrollado, y a veces sc ahoga, sin
que lie sirvan de NADIA sus elegan-
ties ademanes. Poned a una coque-
ia en- la corriente de una verda-
dera passion y podreis apostar que
sera arrastrada por ell amor.
La gaceta., 1943-05-10

WASHINGTON. Actual
mente circular en- Belgica mas
de $50 peri6dicos clandestinos
empenados en- una campana de
hostilizaci6n contra los Nazis.
Algunos diarios, tales como La
Voix des Bel0es, y lie PeuPIe, Sc
venden a un precio flo, mientras
otros, incluyendo ell bien conocido
La Libre BeEgique, dejan la cues
ton de precio a u suscriptores'
La forma en- que Sc colectan los
fondos todavia no ha sido revelada.
Sin embargo, en- un articulo que
sali6 en- una edici6n del dlario In
Libre BeI0ique, Sc revelo 10 81
Ruiente:
"Pedimos a aquellos que no como
cen la manera en- que los fondos son
remitidos a nosotros que hagan 81
contribution a alg1n prisionero poo-
litico de la familia, ell cual puede
estar en- ~desgracia. Gracias de
antemano."
AlgunOs son descuDiertOs
La Gestapo descubre de vez en-
cuando ell escondrijo de un periodico
clandestino y catean ell lugar.
Como regla general, alguno de los
que trabajan en- ell diario Sc las
arregla de cualquier modo para IN
formar embellishments la vista de
la Gestapo al cuerpo de red~actores
los cuales escapan y reanudan suS
labores en- otro lugar. I'm un edl-
torial publicado recientemente en-
uno de los peri6dicos clandestlnos,
lie Belize, Sc describe la vista" de
los secuaces de Hitler. =,
Dicho editorial consigna 10 81
guiente: "Debemos n e~xpilcaeion
a nu~estros suscriptores por haber-
los abandonado por varias sema-
mas. Nuestra setentisieteava edi-
ci6n acababa de salir del Romeo
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Ray Robinson
To Box After
His Induction

NEW YORK Because Rty Rob.
uSon VIII get a weeks f5s,QGsh-
after his induction Fe6rUary - the
unCIowned weller champion ex.'
pelIed 70 ada ;h.td Ugh; % Is
farewell program, March sp
scararce in Philadelphia lie Is
already signed to meet JACK La.
Mott a week from Friday a, Dc.
troll, and SGT JACKIE Wilson Fcoru-
AIRY 10 at the Garden. Leading
candidate for the night q NEE; Rob
insou in Ph,ly is Jose Bssora. WI.
SOS s,aolcma:e Who best johnny
Walker there this week
incidentally. he Robirson-Wil.
son match has The recommendation
81 SGT. Joe Louis Talking 20 Mike
Jacobs from Fort Riley Kan, Joe
lowed that Wilson VIII be the
toughest foe unhea;cn Ray has yet
faced saying. Hes 20; What II
,akcs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
PicketFence
Tops Classic
Pin Tourney


With Katie Pierce ard Jerry
Wells laeing The pins at a merry
clip. Picke; Fence vaulted into frs;
place in the Paradise Classic Sun.
day st;ernoon. although they lost
;wo games and total pms 20 Twelve
Horscmen The ten pm sp.uers
turned in AS and 496, respectively,
Mss Pierce collecting 2o2 n the
opening game
BY accommodating a total Of, 1850
P!cke, Fence had an agsregate OF
1853, d!splacing Palmer Bowl,
leaders las, week Palmer Bow
dropped two games 20 Virginia
Dare as they collected 1887 10 a6d
10 their SOIL OF the ;Wo previous
weeks giving them a grand ;ota.
OF 745S.
la Drain Powell was the big
noise OF the afternoon as she ran
UP an elegan; 544 on 22S, l6S and
liS as she tried va.rly 20 push
Twelve Horscmen into first place
The Horseuen finished with 9462 70
add 10 Their 1927. giving them a
grand total OF 7289
Supreme L!ncn captured fourth
place with 1851 Club "666 took
;hree from Area,ha Beauty, win
mig by ;o;a, pins. 24S9 20 20l5.
s. t.vCr leaf won ;,so from, Acme
Flowers
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
The 80.
BOWLERS' HALL
OF FAME
By ALFONSO CATO

Hal! Hall, The gangs all here,
what do we care now? was the
cr.es LEI out by an over rejoicing
Picket. Fence girl bowlers as they
look ave-pIn lead in The rich
Paradise bowl classic las; Sunday
evening Under the sponsorship OF
Le Roy Wilson, the Picket Fence
Eve has finally hit their stride. Be-
fore getting on with the story let's
face a few facts about the team
n, star; OF the classic. The Picket
Fence bosS, three Of the first wom-
en- bowlers in the city. They are
Lena GaSk!ll.s villa Fields. and
Jerry Wells. These girls were mem
bers OF Po-ter's Cleaners in 1888.
and--was rated among the best in
he country.
Mildred Martin and Katie Pierce
are the oyAer members OF the team
Although Picket Fence dropped the
best :Wo OFT OF three games 10 the
popula- Tl2' Horsemen's girls. they
on.y lost the total pin contest by
TWO pms. Scores in the contest
Yer. -" HocSemen, 81, s04 and
$50 to- 24+2. and Picket Fence, 867.
5tB ard 30 Tor 2460 La Drain
.psHel. - ;a-- bowler with ~"
EorsemcH. turned in the highest
single game OF the con;es; when
She. e.; 22S in he first game Katie
Pierce MS Ugh fer Picket Fence
Picke. Fence leads the classic
with 5463. and in second place is
he powerful Palmer Bowl girls.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

better known among the keglers IS
Club Congo. with 7548. The "l2"
Horsemen's are third with 1889. and
virtually out Of the race Supreme
Linen, is fourth with 1881.
In special match played be-
tween Smiths Cafeteria Of Toledo.
Ohio. and Eriedenberg, a local ag-
gregation, the visitors were vic
;orious
Mrs. Virginia Dolphin. national
singles bowling champ. announced
Sunday that she would bowl Rosa.
zee Simmons. February 81, in a Sc
ries Of Il or 20 games The contest
TO determine the citys singles
championship will be rolled at
both Paradise and Palmer Bowls.
DR.. Powell Johnson and Tony
Vance. are still having those grudge
games 70 determine who is the bet
ter bowler.
A meeting Of all organized WON.
en- bowlers will be held at the Para
disc bowl Friday evening. Feb
rusry 5. Plans for the holding OF
the city tournament will be dis
cussed,
What will Race bowling be like
after the war? Read a complete
story on post war bowling in the
next issue.
A return match will be played be-
tween Ramona recreation. and
Friar's Ale Sunday evening al Para
disc Bowl at pm. A large crowd
is expected 10 watch this Inter
racial match
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Franklin To
Meet SauoId
In 1ORounds

CHICAGO m-As a direct re-
sal, OF hA Knockout victory over
-N.tds Alien and a similar feat oy
] &c Savold over Nate Bolden on the
same card two weeks ago. here in
Chicago Stadium, Lem Franklin
ne Cleveland heavyweight. has
been matched with Savold for a
lO.round bout hcsc Feb. is.
The win over Allen was Frank.
,nS fast move toward comeback
following his dcIVdtS by Bob Pas
,or. SGT. Joe Muscato and Harry
Bobo last year I'm addition, FRANK
IN was laid up 10. several months
with an injury he suffered in a
fall
At the same time Savo,d suffered
A reversal az he hands OF Tony
Music early last yeas a. Washing-
,ou, bu; 'a;cg reversed the decisioo
"A Ds.go4i.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Cowen Field Five
Has Nine Victories

BOISE, Idsho-Having won the
y .s.ttaFy fe7t5atttt trophy, tho Gowcn
Fields Squadron basketball team
conferred is eyes upon The military
basketball cup This writing finds
the tesm. in first place with nine
victories. no losses and four more
games 70 play
The team led by such sta'warts
as William Wee Willie" Ray OF
Newark. n J.. former member CT
A and T colleges 1912 quintet; Al.
Der; RABBIT" Walker Of Montclair,
y, J, once HsinS;5y OF the Junior
Renaissance team; Ralph "Hooky"
Greene OF Atlantic City, " j.. for
mcrly Of Spr.r sfeld college.
Spring he!d. Mass; Smith Hogan Of
Logan, W Va. outstanding high
school player Of that state
Carlisle Evelyn o. Eas, Orange.
y J.. and William Mackcy ot Al.
lsn;a. Ga. have also been constant
poiut-uakers The team is looking
forward 20 a game with he strong
and we'll balanced T gers from The
Nor;hwes. Nazarene co..ese qgintc;
This week
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Beau Jack Trounced
IS Opponents In 1912

success against Ztvie
since Zivic has twice beaten Arr
strong and once knocked him out
They are also talking about
possible match between Beau Jack
and Sammy Angott, who used TO be
the champion himself. Sammy
would like 10 be champion again.
as who wouldn't. But thus far Beau
Jacks record. which speaks for Il.
self. has been infinitely more im-
preSsive with fight fans than the
pronouncements OF Abe J Greene
Everybody wants 10 fight Beau
Jack And with good reason. The
i35-pound division champion has
attracted close TO 100000 into the
Garden in his last two fights. The
writer Of this piece. lightweight
physically ana mentally. would
like a shot az Beau Jack himself
for that kind OF dough,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
BY RUSS J. COWANS

The race continues hot as he
pursuing teams keep close on the
trail o! the leasue-lead!nS Johnson
Harris FIVE n The Motor City Bowl
lNs league, and one oi'.hose barking
the loudc>t IS nc Nsc.gens five.
Ole o. nc most improved teams IN
ne loop.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Ramona Will
BowL Friars
At Paradise

A return match between Friavs
Ale and Ramona Recreation five
OF Ramona Recreation Center, will
be rolled on Sunday. Feb. Z, al
Paradise bowl, according 10 Ben
Henderson. manager OF Paradise
Bowl The three games Will start
al pm.
Friars Ale defeated Ramona in
TWO OF three games rolled about
three months ago, but: lost in total
pins Last Friday night Ramona
topped the scoring in he Greater
Detroit league With 3,l58 IA 2l08
average a mani. winning two games
from Ekhard;. ana Becker as the
latter had 3l.06. Reno Mlnstreili,
anchor. paced Ramona with CO..,
including an opening game OF 265.
and lis teammate. Phil Gunsburg.
had Col.
FriarS Ale will use in the lineup:
George Bennett. Maceo Kelley.
John Collins, Bill Rhodmau. and
Ernest tBoots) Fairfax.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Pittsburgh Jackie
Wilson To Army Soon

KITTANNING. Pa. - Pittsburgh
Jackie Wilson. who dropped his
National BnxlnEL ASSOCIATION Norld
festhcrweight cham P5on ship TO
white Jackie Callurs N Providence,
r. I. on Monday night Jan ls,
appeared for physical examination
before his draft board on wcdncs-
day. Jan. u He expects % be H.
dae.Sd into The army IN March
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Badn1inton
Tourney Won
By.YWGiirls

Wv CA. girls won Their bad
ninion. tournament with the girls
OF the YMCA Co-Ed Badmn;on
group played Al Lucy Thurman
Branch YWCA on Friday eve
niHs. January 70
Results OF individual matches
were IS follows. Flora Lomav. vs.
Ala Otis. Hollis: Lena Walden
VS. Mrs Hy,c Robinson. lis. I'll
ll-6 Odessa Troticr V Lorraine
Jones. Gil. IL. 2-Il. Ellen Blcu
vs. Anne Jones. ll-6, II 6. Adelaide
Bradfc,d V. Beatrice Wright, Ills
and III.
In The doubles matches. Mrs
Odessa Tro..cr and Mrs Vcrna
Richardson defeated Ala Otis and
Mrs Hylc Robinson. l5-T. els - Q,
and Hcriha Pr'cSt 'ni Lena VALID
en- Xs-AnncL t0HcS and Lorraine
Jones scored els. lis
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

= Speaking o; oox.rg's winning
s.-eaks-as all fight fans are these
-3i4ys-nh Ia; Nth W..Ae Pep hoasting
50 in a row-we turn you now 10
another. less preten:ious, OF course,
han Pops or even Ray Robinson's
~, bJ. imposing in is own right
We refer 20 the consecutive win
s.reak OF Beau Jack who swept
through he year 1912 wiihou; a
defeat ard now, making his first
Start 81 .943 aga,n Friiz!e Z!vic on
r. dsy mani. February S. a; Msdi-
son Square Garden. hopes 10 con-
arue his Winning ways.
Beau JACK trounced i3 opponents
au-,ns 1912. the last OF which
CROUCH; hn The world ligh;wei ght
,:le when he knocked out Tippy
Lark'r IN 'eSs than three rounds.
indeed, eight OF Beau Jacks vic
;nr,cs were. knockouts
Fhe ltttte eolored lad from Au.
sas,a. Ga. has never los; in the
Garder ring since ne made MS in.
..':al acpt5rsnce there ls months
age The Z.vic match represents
The .Bcau's N:h start a, he world 5
,>adrs boxing arena.
They arc talking about a possible
match between Beau Jack and Pep
Tha; shoa,d sc something 20 see
There arc a.so plans atoot 20 pair
Beaa JacN with Henry Armstrong
when the LATER RECEIVERS from MS
tons.l operation.
Bat a Beau Jlck-Arms;rong con-
,c viii depend on the lightwe CHI
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Ray Robinson Fav0rite In Bout With Jake LaM0tta
-Four Tied In The
Wolverine League

202 for SIS as his team collected
26l9 TO 22l0 for Jax.
Gordy won two out OF three from
Harvesters, 1922 TO 2l85, E Mans
field paving the way with 526.
Fuller Gordy. who missed the A.st
game, started the second and rolled
l9l and PIG in the final.
Knox was high scorer for Freid-
enberg with 557 as his team rolled
1854 to 1882 for Velma's Lunch
Ted Morrison was the big noise for
Leshay as the confectionery boys
ran up a total Of 2489. Morrison
set the higk game pace OF the eve
n.ng with 237. firing this in his
opening game, and then adding 1877
and 1877 for 572.
Schmidts Beer won TWO from
Lark Grill. 2492 TO 2340. Ernest
Wallace setting up ST. for leader
ship in the assault on the pins as
he hooked together games OF 1879,
1856 and 1876. Ready Power had
three games forfeited to them.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
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