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Evening star., 1943-07-28
Frederick N. Rice Rites
Are Planned for Today

Funeral services for Frederick M
Rice, II, native and former longtime
resident of Montgomery County,
who died Sunday at his home, 413h
Sixth street Sc, after an illness
of several weeks, are to be held
today at the funeral home OF w.
Reuben Humphrey, Rockville.
The Rev. William L. Everhart,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church
at Darnestown, will officiate and
burial will be in the cemetery ad-
joining the Darnestown church.
Mr.. Rice was a son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Rice, ST.,
and was born near Travilah. For
long time he farmed in the
Travilah neighborhood and later
was merchant at Ounce Orchard,
near Rockville. He had lived in
Washington about 10 years.
Surviving him are his widow, Mrs.
Jennie Vinson Rice; four daughters,
Mrs. Mary v. Bryant. Houston, Tex; !;
Mrs. Thomas E. Peddicord and Mrs.
John w. Buckler, both of WASH
ington, and Mrs. Walter Mondon,
Greenbelt, Md; a son, Charles A.
Rice, formerly of Lynchburg, Va,
now in the Navy; four sisters, Mrs.
Clifton Lee Tschiffely, Washington;
Mrs. Louise Montgomery, Arlington,
and the Misses Elizabeth and FL
berta T. Rice, both of Rockville; a
brother, George r. Rice, jr., Rock
vile, and eight grandchildren.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Funeral Services Held
For James J. RYAN, Is

Funeral services were held today
for James j. Ryan, 73. former sexton
of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, who died Monday at his
summer home at North Beach, Md.
Prayers we're said at his home at
1913 Eighth street NV. and a
requiem mass was sung at the
Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
Mr.. Ryan, a native of Ireland,
came to America in 1878 at the age
of 9 and was employed as an engi-
neer for the former Sak's mems
store at Seventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV. for 20 years.
He served as church sexton for 10
years before retiring last year be-
cause of i'll health.
A member of the Loyal Order of
the Moose, Mr.. Ryan also belonged
to the Holy Name Society and the
Order Of St. Dominic.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Katherine G.. Ryan; two daughters,
Misses Catherine L. and Marie C.
Ryan; a son, James M. Ryan, and a
sister, Mrs. Annie German.
Burial was to be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
John J. Fuller, So,
Official in Veterans
Administration, Dies

John j. Fuller, SO, assistant chief
of supply in the Procurement Di-
vision of the Veterans Administra-
ton, died yesterday at his home
2725 Thirty first street NV:
Mr.. Fuller, who was connected
with the Veterans Administration
for the last Is years, served with
the antiaircraft forces at Langres
France, during the World War. He
was member of Cathedral Post, No
10, of the American Legion, the
Potomac Council of the knights of
Columbus and the Holy Name So
ciety.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mary Dore Fuller: two sons, Robert
Dore Fuller of the Marine Corps
Reserve, now in his senior year at
Georgetown University, and Cadet
John j. Fuller, jr., who is at the
Navy Prefight School at Chapel
Hill, N. c.; two sisters. Miss May
Fuller and Mrs. Michael McDermott,
and a brother, the Rev. Edward A.
Fuller of st. Aloysius Church of
Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 am. tomorrow at his home and
a requiem mass will be sung at st.
Thomas Church at 10 am. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Mrs. Margaret M. Daily,
D. 6. Native, Dies at 81

Mrs. Margaret M. DAILY, 81, a
native of Washington, died yester-
day at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Mabel Wood, Alt Tenth street
NE, after long illness.
Mrs. DAILY, the widow of William
w. DAILY, sr., was member of the
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
the Ruth Chapter of the Order
of the Eastern Star.
Beside her daughter, Mrs. Wood,
Mrs. DAILY is survived by two other
daughters, Mrs. Lillian Seltzer and
Mrs. Margaret A. Miller, both of
Washington; four sons, Harry w.
DAILY, John M. DAILY, Adolph A. DAILY,
all of Washington, and Edwin E..
DAILY of Grand Junction, Colo; IA
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. She was also the
mother of the late William w.
DAILY, jr.
Arrangements for the funeral
services will be made later at the
Lee funeral home. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-07-28

Co., were conducted at 1890 am. to-
day in st. Johns Cathedral, with
the Rev. Benedict j. Rodman, S. j.,
as celebrant of the mass.
Mr.. McCarrens died last Saturday
night of bullet wounds inflicted two
days earlier by Herbert L. Kobrak
long associated with foreign Ian
guage newspaper enterprises in
Cleveland. The shooting occurred
IN Mr.. McCarrens' Office on the
fourth floor Of the Plain Dealer
Building, and after firing four times
at the publisher Kobrak killed him
self
Evening star., 1943-07-28
u. 5. Writers 0utnumber
Others on African Front
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 28.-Foreign Sec
retary Anthony Eden disclosed today
that the number Of American news
paper correspondents covering the
North African campaign exceed that
from any other of the Allied
countries.
Asked if it was true that all but
IS of the SO correspondents in North
Africa were Americans. Mr.. Eden
said this was inaccurate and gave
the following figures. which do not
include British Empire correspond
ents:
American news agencies. 20: Amer
ican newspapers. 18; British news
papers. 18; British news agencies, IL.
Mr.. Eden said the present quota
OF correspondents accredited to the
North African theater is two per
newspaper and six per news agency,
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Mrs. Clara B. Ardeeser,
Native Of District, Dies

Mrs. Clara B. Ardeeser, "a, a
native of Washington, died yester-
day at her home, 5211 Connecticut
avenue NV, after long illness.
Mrs. Ardeeser was active for many
years in st. Mary's Church and in
recent years has been prominent in
the affairs of the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament. She was the
widow of Edward C. Ardeeser
building contractor and member of
the Association of Oldest Inhab-
itants.
She is survived by two sons, J.
Paul Ardeeser of Chicago and Ed
ward c. Ardeeser of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 am Friday at the Church of
the Blessed Sacrament. Burial will
be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
In Mrnturiant
BALDWIN, HOWELL B. In low

BALDWIN. HOWELL B; In loving re
membrance of my dear father; HOWELL B.
The blow was hard. the shock severe.
6n boe h0qh Wbo BoVe deah est ean so e
6%S5SD SSS & Ps5spf
DANIEL S. BRANDoN entered into sweet
peace, the eift of Gods love" He was
devoted husband and father. whose cherish
ever eve 'up Upward to him, TO that fair Heaven
s may W1rE hope Mapgs tN gain at aM .sTI CHILDREN
ory % Of our our dear mother RETTA F. KLUGG,
who died one year ago today, July IS
Like the dove to its shelterins nest,
When the storm on the hills is abroad,
Her eHMPRES; u ELSIE SET Ollie, HAMMOND
HEIsHEAR. HsR rhWILLI WILLIAM EUGENE. In sad
and father. William EUGENE LE1sHEAR,
Ip yhU aspa51sa as s$7 this life six years ago today
gone; but not foEsot.en.
mrrSEaAS HEf tSv1Na MauK1cE WEE 4ND q in sof loving
S son war and nrother MAuRGE
years ago today July 2s; The 1929; FAMILY
NEALE, JOHN. In sad thu but fhMrsfi iosins re-
membrance of our dear father and grand
father, JOHN NEALE. who passed away
two years ago today. July %. 1941.
No one knows the silent heartaches,
Only those who loved can tell
OF grief that is borne in silence
For our dear father and grandfather we
loved so well
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, ADA HUTCHIN-
SON. ELLA THOMPSON, AND GRAND
DAUGHTER. FLORA MERRITT
of s sea1 sssI sMt SAMs 4 PSRf PUWH sss
passed away four years ago today, July
IS. 1899.
This bouquet of lovely thoughts
So gladly goes your way.
To tell you I am thinking
OF YOU every day.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER. WINNIE. :
SCOTT. GETA. In loving memory Of my
beloved father, GETA SCOTT, who passed
away one year ago today, July 2S, 1912.
Nothing can ever take away
The love the heart holds dear;
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps him near
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ANNA SCOTT
WHITEHEAD, HARRIET A. In loving
memory of my wife. HARRIET A. WHITE
HEAD, who died two years ago today, July
2s. 1941.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
You were faithful fond and true:
There is not day that passes
HUSBAND. DAUGHTER AND FAMILY.
Evening star., 1943-07-28

nal; Cranston Williams, ANPA, New
York; James Wright Brown, Editor.
and Publisher, New York; John Stew
art Bryan, Richmond CVa) Times
Dispatch: Howard Davis, New York
Herald Tribune; Jerome D. Barnum,
Syracuse; Comdr. James G. Stahl-
man, New Orleans.
Frank S. Baker, Takoma News
Tribune; I. F. Alofsin, King Feature
Syndicate, Inc, New York; John L.
Morrison, Greenville, Pa; Ralph w.
Gallagher, Standard Oil Co. (New
Jersey, New York, and Walker S.
Buel, Plain Dealer Bureau, Wash
ington
Evening star., 1943-07-28

Honorary pallbearers for the pub
Usher included:
Linwood Noyes, American News
paper Publishers Association, Iron
wood, Mich; Ray Huber, Scripps-
Howard Newspapers, New York; W.
G. Chandler, Scripps- Howard News
papers, New York; Frederick D.
Murphy, Art Gravure Corp, New
York; John B. Woodward, John B.
Woodward, Inc, New York.
William Thomson, Bureau of Ad-
vertising, ANPA, New York; Frank
B. Noyes, Washington Star; James
Chappell, Birmingham Herald; =;
S. r. Winch, Portland (Oreg.) Jour-
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Blue Network Co. May Be Sold
By RCA Before End of Week

Graw, jr., president and chairman
of McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.. and
Edward J. Noble, chairman of Life
Savers Corp. and owner Of Station
WMCA, New York.
Another report said Thomas P.
Durell of Wall Street had bid
$6,500, 900, followed with a raise by
the McGraw-Noble group to $7,O00,-
900. and later with two additional
increases to $8,0o0,000. Dillon, Read
& Co. interests were said to have
offered $7,800.O00.
Sale of the Blue Network has been
projected since its division January
9, 1912, into unit separate from the
National Broadcasting Co., also
owned by RCA. on a ruling by the
Federal Communications Commits
sion that there should be no COM
mon ownership Of the two chains.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Roller Skates Undo
Navy Battle Veteran

BY the Associated Press
CALDW ELL, Idaho - Petty
Officer Gaylord McCampbell breezed
through % Pacific naval battles un-
scratched.
But he wrote his mother, Mrs.
Jack Thorne, he was in naval hos
pital with a broken jaw.
He fell while roller skating.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Committee Will Help
Housewives Get Meat
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEONARDTOWN, Md, July 28.-
A special committee has been
formed in La Plata to help Charles
County residents get enough ra-
toned meat. DR.. j. j. Jones is
chairman, and the other members
are Jack Hancock, meat dealer; Alli-
son Ryon, meat merchant; O. H.
Bowling, farmer: Elmer Quade,
OPA member, and Mrs. Frank Mar
tin, president of La Plata Woman's
Club.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 28.-Sale of the
Blue Network Co., Inc, by its owner,
the Radio Corp. of America,
was indicated today as a possibility
before the end of the week.
However, network officials would
not be directly quoted, referring in
quiries to RCA. which, in turn, had
no comment due to the absence
from the city of its president, David
Sarnoff.
Blue Network officials. insisting
that no contracts had been signed,
acknowledged that Wall Street re-
ports of active bidding in sums
ranging up to $8,O00,0OO were sub
stantially correct. These reports
said that an original bid of $4,000 900
had been made by James H. Nc
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Funeral Services
Held in Cleveland
For J. ). McCarrens

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, July 2S.-Funeral
services for John S. McCarrens, "a
year-old general manager of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer and presi-
dent of the Forest City Publishing
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Oarn uf IhankH

JORDAN, MRS. L. X. II. Cheering let
eers from SO many of my friends coming to
ne while convalescing at my brothers.
bone. in Hot Springs. Ark, are very deep
MRS: l., K II JORDAN, 500 Benton St,
Hot SPRINGS, Ark. 29'
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Coffee Reouisitioned

Each coffee planter ~ French
Equatorial Africa has been ordered
to sell half of his 1942-43 crop to
the government.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
France Grows Lubricants

Farmers OF France are being urged
to plant oilseeds to provide railways
and other users with substitute lu-
bricantS.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
DrathB

READ, MURNAL E. On Monday. July
226 524$ at Prov! Provldence Hospital NdlIo MuRNAL
Services at Chambers funeral home, SIT
ann EE intermens m It" Arlnston ae S NSafions Gene
RICHARDS. ABIGAIL B. On Monday,
fa St M' nW 2o ABIeAIh Ss1ti + RicHxRDs wife
OF serRees seR}s at the s. Hines Co
e J1Iy 2a: z 4 j pm, ~ interment conss5Sss:
SSH SHE'D. MARY AGNES. On Tuesday
July r. 194$ at the heme Of her daHgh- a!1s:a
AGNES She'd tnee Kelly, wife Of the
late MrJ John sbed shsid Sfsts At the Warner pm-
Silver spring, Nd, where PRAYERS will be
hsnce shd ThoFSsay to s. 5Hs S9 catholic ehareh
for or the r repose Of Of her soul 1nterment Ar
NnT1pc TUckER, Has,0tIs CREED R. On Monday July
26, 1943. at Gallinger Hospital. CREED R:
3 Of 247 be F9Tds loss ave- one me nepeW Me
clarkson, and host Of other relatives and
After 4 pm; Wednesday July, July 2S. friends ends
i'd ida bad Whsae uy ay T
Rev. olsbev of1iciating. Intermsnt Wood
'aTh TtRNRR, esREseflR laura EsTELLE. On Mon
daughter, Mrs. Camelia Maisel. 4s3 Ingie-
7Ef ave- RSEF ,nee Md dAuRA beloEsd
wife Of the late c. Howard Turner.
Services at the above residence on Thurs
don don Ps4k }uk 2e ct Md
ices by Chambers Riverdale funeral home.
ss4da WAhKtR july ALfxASP5f X 5I zH&as2@y sR
Ssad Fl %rs el2 Matte sd St wske s be0Yfe H hps aso
mother, oHh Mrs Hattie Rhodes; one SON. two
daughters. two brothers, two sisters, one
uncle, one aunt and other relatives and
Remains resting at the, Morris A, Carter
Co. funeral hone @ 2nd s.,a and srsday Sts sW'
Jss g at Rey IN psxd ps1aeS 6 Gsma
WILLIAMS, HERBERT A. On Monday,
com com DHa place NV NV. ., ,HERBERT m 4 MILL1AMs;
Brooks and Ray E. Williams
homs s " h III s. nr Hpss on
'"7S Wilkins III An HERBEkT Hfneh. 4. ''lA Special
n communication of Potomac
& 81: ;:: !;
y ARFHUR PEneF q DONALDSON, Master,
RICHARD P WADDEY, Secretary.
WOODWARD, JAMES E. On Tuesday,
July 27, 1a43. at Georgetown University
Hospital. JAMES E. WOODWARD of 1910
Fort Myer drive. Arlington, Va; beloved
son of P E. and Lucy F. woodward, brother
of T. j., R. E, H. L. and Bessie M. Wood
yard
Remains resting at the Ives funeral
home 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
where. funeral services will be held Thurs
day, July 20, at 2 pm. 1nterment Mount
Olvet Chuch Cemetery, Arlington, Va
zASDoN5NI 8n MH2dag y
3633 Everett St NV, beloved husband of
MIS-: Emma Bandonini and father of Ms Miss
Elizabeth Band9nini' aia n aHs, Miss Marie zan-
Remains resting at Hysong's funeral
home, 1900 N st. NV. where services will
be held on Thursday, July 30, at 10 a m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Derby De
Kentucky Tendra
FL Sabado

LOUISVILLE, KY, abril 28.-
Count Fleet" continua siendo ell
favorito para ell Derby de Kentu-
cky, que Sc disputara ell sabado.
Ell hermoso caballo CORE con
gran facilidad en- la pista de
Churchill Downs.
La mayor competition, a juicio
de los peritos, saldra de Slide
Rule, Twoses, Gold Shower y Mo
dest Lad.
"Gold Shower" ha hecho ell re-
corrido de la milla, sin molestia,
en- un minute y At segundos.
Modest Lad" es propiedad de
la Sra. Henry Finch, de New
York.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Ernesto lombard
A Los Gigantes

BOSTON, abril 28.-La direc-
ci6n de los Braves anuncio aver
la venta de los servicios del famo-
so catcher Ernie lombard, a los
Gigantes, en- cambio por el recep-
tor Hugh Poland y ell jugador de
cuadro Connie Ryan.
Los Braves estiman que con
Ryan, por quien pagaron los neo-
yorquinos $4,000, %refuerzan su
cuadro. Tiene este p%elotero %
amos, es casado y padre de un hi
10. Poland fue ell primer catcher
del Columbia en- 1941 y jugo con
ell Jersey City en- 1912.
Lombard es soltero, pero Sc lie
ha diferido porque desde hace
amos mantiene a su familia.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Christoforidis
Fue DerrotadO

CLEVELAND, Ohio, abril %.
Con un peso de 1853 libras,
Lloyd Marshall, que dice ser ell
campeon del estado de Califor-
MIA, venci6 la semana pasada, por
puntos, a Anton Christoforidis, ex
campe6n del peso complete lige-
ro.
En- ell programa Sc hizo la pre-
sentaci6n de Barney Ross, ell he
roe de Guadalcanal.
Jack Walker, de Columbus, gla-
diador del peso complete, derro-
to a Patsy Perroni, que regresa-
ba al cuadrilatero luego de IN
prolongado descanso.
Ike Williams, del peso ligero.
vencio por nocaut tecnico, en- el
cuarto a~salto, a Joey Genovese.
1874, de Toronto.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Carl Guggino
Peleara Con Ell
Mejicano Viera

FL veterano ~"pelirrojo" Carl
Guggino, uno de los mejores pG-
giles que ha tenido Tampa, reapa-
recera ell dia Z en- ell Auditorio
Municipal, teniendo dc contrario
a Luis Viera, ell rudo gladiator
m~ejicano.
Tendra ell "match" un Unite de
ocho asaltos.
Para esta function ell empresario
Sallade ha rebajado los precios.
Durante su brillante carrera
Guggino obtuvo victorias sobre
Bobby Britton, Wesley Ramey, AL
Nettlow, Charley Conner, Phil
Baker, ell Indio Hurtado, Tommy
Spiegel, Eddie Zivic, Chino Alva-
req Y Led Feldman.
Entire sus victimas Viera men,
ciona a Henry Hooks, Baby Casa
nova, K. O. Barodo y otros.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Los Dragones
VencierOn A
Los Terriers

Probando que es legitima su
"invencibilidad", los Dragones de
la escuela de segunda ensenanza
jefferson derrotaron aver, por ell
margen de una carrera, a los Ter
tiers del institute Hillsborough.
w. Tanner tuvo a su cargo ell
negociado de las curvas, por ell
jefferson, y Echevarria por los
maltratados.
Dispararon los Dragones diez
"jilotes" y sus ~adversarios Sc que
daron en- nueve.
Rushing, la primera base de los
"vapuleados", aport6 trse "hits"
e hizo dos carreras, en- tres Wales
a la gonna.
Aportaron dos "terapeuticos'
cada uno, por los "echa hume por
las narlceS", ell "torpedero II.
Tanner y ell "receptor" R. Mira
bal.
Ofrecieron "peliculas de dos es-
quinas", las de mayor metraje en-
las nueve entradas, Mirabal, R.
Tanner y Miranda.
Las dos novenas jugaron con
extraordinaria eficiencia y disci-
pima.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
Hillsboro 211 001 Csc, g., lie
Jefferson 101 OH 1-6c, 10h, 2e
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Els
|Presidente De Un
Comite Atletico

NEW YORK, abril %. = Ell ca
pitan Eddie Rickenbacker fue
nombrado aquf, en- un almuerzo ce
lebrado en- Toots Sho's, p%residente
general del Comite que patrocina
los Juegos deportivos de La Ma
tional A. A. U.
Los Juegos Sc verificaran en- ell
Estadio Triborough, isla Randall
los dias 10 y 20 de JUNO.
TODD ell dinero que produzcan,
por concepto de entradas, sera do
nado a la Sociedad de Ayuda a
las Fuerzas Aereas del Ejercito.
Tiene la Sociedad de Ayuda un
objective de 100000. va Sc
han recaudado varios miles de do
lares y la companfa que Rickenba-
cker preside donara 500, 600.
Els possible que intervenga en-
las competencias Gunder Haeegg,
ell famoso atleta sueco.
Existe la intencion de enfron-
tar a Haeegg con Greg Rice.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Pulgad a
Trucha de "a l.,
Pescada Una

PATERSON, N. j., abr, .,
I'm vecino de esta ciudai ,
Bosland de la casa numero )
la Gale Jefferson, pesc6 nm,
cha de 24h pulgadas de l,N
6h libras. !
La peso Jimmy Salvato. os
de peso en- ell torneO de peso
Gobernador.
Els la mayor pescada en-
corriente de New Jersey e,
Lltimos 10 amos.
Tuvo que jugar con ell pez =,
de una bora anScs de pOde,
vertirlo en- pescado.
La circumference era d
rulgadas.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Hoy Peleara
Manuel Ortiz

FORT WORTH, abril %. Els
Ia noche, en- ell Coliseo Will Ro-
gers, Manuel Ortiz, campe6n del
peso bantam, peleara con Lupe
Cardoso, de Mexico.
Los boxeadores ~recibiran ell Gin
cuenta por cientos en- bonos y ell
resto sc entregara al Faro de am
paro a los Ciegos.
Para la cOmpra de un "Libera-
dor" existe ell prop6sito de reco-
lectar $175,000.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Jerry Thompson
Ell And rin
Sale Victorioso

DIES MONIES, Iowa, abril 2&
- I'm aspirante a campe6H de las
dos millas, Jerry Thomp@n, de Ia
Universidad de Texas, derr0S .
qui facilmente a Virgil Aston, Dc
la Universidad de Miami, ell ca
pe6n de los Juegos anuales !
Drake.
Defendia Aston su titulo y"n'
quist6 Thompson los honoreS I"
una ventaja de 80 yardas.
Finaliz6 en- tercer lugar DAY
Clutterman, del Colegio Corner
Aston arrib6 a la meta en- 5
gundo lugar.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Trituraron Los
Jesuitas A Las
PanteraS

La novena de la escuela de Sc
gunda ensenanza de los Jesuitas
derrot6 aver, pegando 9 hits y
anotando IL carreras, a las debi-
les y racionadas Panteras de
Plant.
Fabian dej6 a sus contrarios en-
A "jilotes" y dos carreras. En- el
octave ~"episodio" los Jesuitas en-
traron s veces en- ell "home".
LIE correspondi6 la derrota a.
"serpentinero" ]. Lowery, a quier
reemplazaron P. Smith y B. Low
cry.
Ayudaron al exito de su ''team''.
con dos "hits" cada uno, Rio, Sic
rra Y Fabian.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
Jesuitas 118 O2O O-12c, Oh, 2e
Plant 100 Dol 0-2c, All, &c
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
. Estrellas Jugarn
Ell Domingo

GREAT LAKES, ILL.,, abal
En- un desafio efectuado dh
mingo contra les CoroneIes d !,
Association Americana, en- Lou.
j.: KY, defen iieron el pds
Hon deportivo de la Estaci6n N
val de Entrenamiento, john
Mize, la ex primera base de- /
Gigantes y otras cuatro estrel
de las grandes ligas.
Dirije la novena de los ma
nos ell famoso catcher veteran
ahora tCniente, Gordon (Micke
Cochrane.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Nuevo Pitcher
Del Montreal

NEW YORK, abril 28.-La d.
recci6n de los Dodgers di6 a CO.
oce anoche ell traspaso de los
servicios del pitcher George Wash
burn, que lama por la derecha, al
club Montreal.
FL ano pasado actu6 para los
Osos de Newark, con 9 v~ictorias
Y Z derrotas.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
A~PLAsTADoS LOS BRAVoS

Sc quedaron los Cubs en- blanco
y los Cardenales, que dispararon
IL "hits", pasaron siete wees ell
plato. Pegaron "tubeyes" Mu-
sial, D~allessandro Y Nicholson.
Mort Cooper fue ell pitcher ga
nador y Derringer ell "vapuleado".
Chicago DC, 5h, De; Fan Luis 7c
12h, De.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Renida Victoria de los Atletico.

Renida Victoria de los Atleticos
Ounce entradas jugaron aver
sin carreras los Senadores Y los
Atleticos, pero en- la decima sexta
los hombres de Connie Mack hi
cieron dos y una los del viejo Crit
fifth.
lie corresponds la victoria a
Flores y ell "disgusto" a Scarbo-
rough, que substituyera en- la 90
mita" a Wynn.
Los "tribeyes" y los jonrones",
o motive de las practicas en- las
regiones frias, andan muy escasos.
Filadelfia &c, Sh, De; Washing
ton 1c, IN, 2e.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
Victoria De
Buddy Scott

OKLAHOMA CITY, abril 28.-
Buddy Scott, ell exbombero de
derrib6 aver por la cuenta
de diez, en- ell septimo a~salto, a
Neville Tiger" Beech, de Mem
phis. Pesaba ell derrotado 191
libras Y ell vencedor 1856.
La fuerza mace en- ell profundo
silencio de los corazones que SUI
fren; no en- medic de la algeria.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
U DE LOS INDIoS

Las cuatro carreras que lie die
ron ell triunfo, las anotaron los
Indios en- ell septimo Ginning. Ell
exito Sc lie acredit6 a Harder, re-
emplazado por Salveson, y la
"desgracia" al ~vaterano Lee.
Descargaron dos "tubeyes" ca
da uno Boudreau y Denning.
Cleveland &C, 8h, lie; Chicago
&c, 4h, &c.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
| C AMERICANA
Derrota de los Yankees

Ell excelente pitcher Hughson
dejo a los Yankees en- una carre-
ra, aunque estos lie pegaron IL
GILES, cuatro de ellos salidos del
bate de Gordon. Con dos tube
yes" del veterano Simmons, uno
de Mcbride y tres "simples'', los
Medias Rojas Sc "colaron" Gin
co veces en- ell "home".
New York 1c, 12h, 2e; Boston sc,
Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-04-28
N DE PROPIEDADES

Dorothy Thomas a ]. l.. Var
brough; ]. 7. Hunter a Julia A.
Brown; Carolina Ginex a Teodoro
Gabriel; j. A. O'Berry a Augusta
l. Rodriguez; Consuek Garcia a
Jose Palumbo; D. M. Partrik a
Mark Anderson; w. N. Perry a
Richard H. Carter.