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Evening star., 1907-08-27
FIVE FAVORITES
DEFEATED AT SARATOGA

SARATOGA, August N.-Five favorites
were defeated here yesterday afternoon and
the bookmakers were happy. Frank J.
Farrelrs Grapple, a 10 to 1 shot, proved
the biggest kind Of a surprise when he
set terrific pace and ran of with the
Amsterdam selling stakes, at a mile, which
he covered in 1.39. At the end he had a
margin Of two lengths over D. Sulli-
vans Rye. backed down to o to s. who
came from behind and beat Right Royal,
IL to 1. a length. H B. Duryea's Dreamer.
to favorite. was off slowly and after
making up a lot Of ground in the run to
the head of the stretch backed up.
Oxford, neglected at 10 to 1, made all
the running in the handicap. at a mile and
a furlong. Horner getting him homo
clever winner by length and a half in
1.53 As. Cairngorm- to second choice,
ran to form and took the place from Main
Dick Finnell. to favorite. was last all
the way.
Won by Head.
In a stirring finish R. F. Carmans Mark
Anthony II, 8 to / second choice. got homo
the winner OF the first event, at seven fur
longs, by head. He was weary from
making the early pace, but Finn kept at
him right up to the last jump, where Sc
curity. to l. was gaining rapidly. The
latter Deat I'D BAH, I TO 1, Dy a nose.
Sister Frances. to l favorite, was never in
1t. The time was 1.26 2-6.
The famous English jumper John NJ. P.
burned up lot OF money in the steeple-
chase, at about two miles. He was backed
down to 8 to 10 and apparently had the
race won, when he bolted at the last OBJ
stacle. Then Kernel, 16 to 5 second choice,
went on and won easily by four lengths
from F. Ambrose Clark's Maximilian,
backed from 10 to 7. Lights Out. 8 to 1.
fell. but was remounted and got third
money. The time was 4.7.
A. 8. Labolds Chulita, receding from
Z to to 9 to 1, won the handicap for two
year-olds, six furlongs. in a gallop. Miller
had her in hand a. she passed the judges
three lengths to the good in LA 3-6 F. r.
Htchcock's Keep Moving, backed down to 8,
after being in q pocket. ran into the place
q length before August Belmont's .Antaeus,
lowered to to 2 favorite, who made up
ground in the homestretch.
Baroda, even money favorite. graduated
from the maiden two-year-od class in the
fifth race at f1ve and half furlongs. Miller
broke the Ally of in front and she was
never caught, beating st. Ilario, backed
down to 8, by three lengths in los 1-5. Miss
Catesby. g to l, came from away back In
the last quarter and was third, head in
front Of Ariel II. 30 to I shot. The track
was fast and the attendance was about
&, COO Miller rode two winners and a Sec
ond. The summaries:
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fouled out. Erwin celebrated his debut by
hitting toward right and beating Altizer,
who made a swell stop, to first base. Ross
man got home on the play 0Lsary a1n: fofoea 5oe
stopped Siever from annexing triple and
putting OLeary over the plate.
Davy Jones walked in the third. and
Coughlin forced him. Crawford got sim
gle on a hit-and-run play, Delehanty being
pulled out of position and failing to get his
grounder, and Cobb hit to left. sending
Coughlin the rest of the way home.
johnson to the Rescue.
Here was where Cantillon decided to do
some switching, Johnson being in the box
when Detroit started its fourth. The Idaho
person famed Downs and Rossman, while
Siever was thrown out by Delehanty after
OLeary had scratched a hit. In Washing
toms fifth it looked as II the move might
prove a winner. One down, kahoe singled
to deep short. Johnson hit to right for
three sacks. Kahoe was In. Milan hit over
first base. and Cobb played the ball on
the pavilion. He planned to hold Milan at
first. The ball got past him. and the run
Ganley walked. and Milan Joined Kahoe
and Johnson on the resters' roost, when
Delehanty flied to Jones. O'Brien lifted to
Cobb. and Ganley died waiting. Washing
ton now had a lead of one run.
Sad news along the Potomac after that.
Johnson threw out Davy Jones and famed
Coughlin to start the fifth. Then Crawford
hit one away over Milan's head Tor three
sacks, the fence alone preventing it becom-
Ing a homer. Smith grabbed Cobbs
bounder back of the line. but Ty beat the
throw Sam scoring. He stole and scored
when Rossman smashed double into left.
Downs also came along with two-sacker,
a fast bounder that cleared Smiths head on
a high hop, Rossman registering. Jerry
was left when Erwin took three swings
where johnson didn't throw the ball
That was about all. Coughlin scored one
more run IN the seventh. when he walked,
made third on passed ball. and scored on
a long fly by Cobb. Downs hit and stole
in the eighth and siever was. hit. but 6oth i
men were left. Their runs were not neeoeu.
Sieyer got stingy as soon as they gave
him his second lead. c. Jones was safe on on
O'Leary's wild throw in the slxth, ana
made second on a passed ball, but he was
picked off when Altizer hit to Siever Ihe
rest of the inning didn't matter: Johnson
hit In the seventh. and Siever fanned the
next two batters. Kahoe singled IN the
ninth, but Johnson was famed. and ShipKe.
who batted for Milan, was thrown out oy
The
Evening star., 1907-08-27
JOHNSON WON
NEWPORT TENNIS FINALS

NEWPORT. r. l.. August 27.-W. +
Association won the finals in the nationa
interscholastic championship tennis even
yesterday by defeating Arthur Sweetzer
the Harvard Association in four hard
played sets, Is. 6-3. 10, 7-5. The play
ing in the national championship allcomers
tournament. fifth round, resulted in victor
les for w. A. Larned, who defeated H. ]
w. r. johnson: H. Mollenhauer. who dc
feated Semp Russ. and r. Leroy. who d.
feated r. H. Palmer. In the sem!-finals TO
day Larned will play Hobart and Mollen
hauer will meet Leroy.
The greatest share of the interest in I'll
main event. the fifth round of the nationa
championship tournament, centered in tn
match between Clarence Hobart Of Nev
York and w. F. Johnson, the Philadelphi
schoolboy.
This contest was Unexpectedly drawn ou
into a fve-set one. through two gam
rallies by Johnson in the third and fourt.
sets. Hobart won the last set easily.
Mollenhauer of New York had consider
able difficulty in defeating Semp Russ
San Antonio, four sets, with total of fifty
two games. being necessary TO decide Tn
contest in favor of the northern player
Summary;
Allcomers' tournament-Fifth round: "
A. Larhed defeated H. L. Westfall, g.
8-1, 60; Clarence Hobart defeated w.
johnson, Ga, "a, 81, 81, 60; H. Mo!
lenhauer defeated Semp Russ. O.. IL
ST, 6-4; r. Leroy defeated K. II. Palmer
60. 6-2, e.
Evening star., 1907-08-27
DETROIT JUMPS FROM
THIRD TO FIRST PLACE

There is a new leader in the American
League race this morning.
1t is the Detroit team, managed by the
energetic Hughey Jennings.
Detroit yesterday had grand chance to
regain first place. from which it was ousted
on August II by the Athletics, through the
Chicago White Sox and Connie Mack's
team not being scheduled to play, and the
Tigers grasped the opportunity like
drowning man grabs at a straw
Detroit defeated Washington by to 4,
which sent its percentage up from 59e63
to 10000. this percentage indicating that the
Tigers have won exactly three out of every
Evening star., 1907-08-27
ALOYSIUS DEFEATED
TREASURY TEAM
Standing Of the Teams
W. !. Pct. W. L. Pet.
Trinity. ...., 1000 Bethany. ..... O 2 900
Aloysius 80. o lOO1 Treasury O 900

Aloysus. 80. 1000 Treasury. 49,. o 2 900
For a time yesterday It looked like the
Aloysius team of the Capital City League
would take balloon ascension and the
Treasury team Of the Departmental League
would carry on victory. but the hard
roofing Of the citizens of "swampoodle"
seemed to inspire the former and they came
back strong and crowded out the depart
ment boys. the score being to 3.
Although Gallagher. who did the twirling
for the winners. was touched up for ten
hits. he kept them we'll scattered and
pitched mastery ball when men were on
bases Donaldson, for the losers, was hit
for nine bingles. several Of. which were
punched.
Gertman, on the initial sack for the los
ers, did the best work with the stick, get
ting double and two singles. O'Neill, Don
aldson, Davis and Mattingly secured two
hits each. VIII Handiboe at short and
Fenton at second played well for the Win
ners Davis stops on the initial sack were
also good For the losers Charley Lord
easily carried or the honors in the field.
Hester made a brilliant catch of Hurley's
long drive in the second inning.
Evening star., 1907-08-27
ROSEDALES SCORE
A DOUBLE VICTORY

The Rosedales defeated the Blooming
dales Sunday in double-header by the
score Of II to 1 and 10 to before a large
crowd Dore was invincible in the first
game, allowing but two hits and striking
out fifteen men, and he also had a great
batting day, getting six hits in the two
games. The winners knocked Mooney out
Of the box in the fifth inning OF the second
game, which was limited to five innings by
agreement. With the score to 8 against
them, the Rosedales made a great rally in
this inning. scoring seven runs before the
last man was retired The Rosedales are
ready to receive challenges from all teams
in the District. Address E. Dore, 1645 Gales
ofr ot
Evening star., 1907-08-27
Young ROGUE Champion.

NORWICH. Conn, August 7.-It was not
until late yesterday afternoon that the ma
tional rogue championship was decided. the
entire day being spent in playing of the
triple tie. To determine the winner of the
championship and second place it was nee
essary to play seven games with the result
that Bosworth of New London won, defeat
Ing Clark of Springfield and Williams Of
Washington two games each.
Bosworth administered a shutout to WILL
liams, and so did Clark. Williams, however
took one game from Clark, causing tie
for second place, but Clark won out on the
play-of. Harold Bosworth, the winner, Is
but eighteen years old and has played In
the national tournament four years.
Evening star., 1907-08-27

blanked Roanoke yesterday, and won her
sixth consecutive victory as the result of
the inability of the visitors to connect with
Pitcher Walsh at the right time. The seven
hits he allowed were widely scattered. Sew
eral times, with man on third and one
out, the visitors could do nothing. Both
teams played with considerable ginger in
the field, and the base running of Powell
was feature Of the contest. Score:
r. H. E
Danville. ...... o 1 0 0 x-3 10 0
Roanoke. o 0 0 90
Batteries-Was and Ryan; Willis and McKeon.
Umpre-Mr. Caulifower.
Evening star., 1907-08-27
NAVY Department
SHUT OUT ENGINEERS

The best ball game played this season on
the grounds at Washington barracks was
witnessed by over 800 people. The Navy
Department team defeated the Engineers
by / to o. Both teams played fast while
the worth Of both pitchers was good The
team will play again Sunday afternoon
at the barracks and hot game Is looked
Evening star., 1907-08-27

Earned rIns-Reservor Heights. Bi92om,,nsdate:
Bloomingdale, /. Left bases-Reseryoir
Heights: 3; Bloomingdale 4. First base on balls
freeman. FRI mani /; BY Green, % 1. Hits madNon Free
man. Il of Green, 4. Struck out-By Freeman,
/: by Green, 4; by Buckley, !. Two base hit
Walker. Sacrifice hit-Gill. Stolen bases s--Marsden
t2). Harriss %. Walker: Double plays--Maddox
ley. 3. Wild pitches-Green t2l, Buckley. Passed
ball-McFarland. Umpires-Messrs. ii. Wilson
minutes.
Evening star., 1907-08-27

within one score Of the large lead obtained
by the winners In the first two rounds. the
game having resulted in the score of to 8.
Buckley pitched fine game for the winners
and helped his team considerably with the
tong. Walker also hit the ball hard. get
ting q double and q single. The score:
Evening star., 1907-08-27
Bostons Trim Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. August 27.-Boston an
nexed the last game Of the eastern teams
engagements in Cleveland yesterday, de-
feating the Maps to 3. Berger, in addi-
ton to being wild in the first inning. was
hit freely in the second. the visitors ac-
quiring their five runs in the two rounds
Evening star., 1907-08-27
five of the games they have played this

five of the games they have played this
season.
The only other game in the American
over Cleveland by 5 to 3. This reduced
Cleveland's percentage from $685. to 1891,
and thus made a little more breathing
space between the first four clubs
Thus, as a result of the days play De-
troit climbed from third to first position,
Chicago dropped from first to second and
the Athletics from second to third.
The following table shows the percentage
of the four leading clubs reduced to a
fraction:
Evening star., 1907-08-27

Kentucky, with a population OF So to eac
square mile, has but LILO miles Of raflroa
line for each 100 square miles, and but II
miles for each 10 900 Inhabitants. indians
Just across the river, with a population
7o for each square mile. has 1872 miles
railroad line for each 100 square miles.
Evening star., 1907-08-27

Earned runs-Aloysius 2; Treasury. 8. Left on
bases-Aloysius. 8; Treasury. O. First base
balisao1 Gplls cher. l; oG donaldson. l.; struck
hit-Gertman. Sacrifice hits-Fulcher (2), W.
Handiboe. J, Handibos. Hurley; Stolen bases-
Donaldson Double pfay-Asquith to Gertman.
Bit By pitcher-By Gallagher. 2. Umpire-Mr.
Evening star., 1907-08-27

S.,s S.,',!os DsDsssmsnt. saans dSSSS 81
Lett On base bass.OSasy i I; Enginesrs j. First base
on balloon Lltchheld. 2; OF Meister, l. Hits
mAde-or Litchhsld, 8; of Meister, 9. Struck out
Jones. stolea bases-Engineers, 4. Double play
Engineers, Wild pitch-Idtchheld: Passed ball
sutton. Umpire-Mr. Jeferies Of 11th Cavalry.
Time Of eam4-1 hour and 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1907-08-27
New York State League,
Southern League.
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Nationals wind up in Detroit today
and then start for home tonight.
Think Of Johnson making two hitsl He
didn't appear able to hit a haystaok with
a shovel in the few games at home. Hur-
rah for Wafterl
It is to be regretted that Cantillon didn't
start johnson yesterday against the Tigers.
It makes big difference when twirler
gets into game.
The Detrotts deserve a lot Of credit for
standing up SO well with all their regular
catchers on the injured list. They were
lucky though, to run against the Nationals
at this time.
Draw a line through the story that George
Davis is to take Clarke Grifith's place as
manager Of the Yankees. There's nothing
to 1t. Comiskey would trade Davis, how-
ever in jiffy for Elberfeid, as George has
made up his mind to retire.
FRANK Killen the ,rnnira who WAS as.
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Washington .......... 0 O-4
Earned runs-Detroit. 8; Washington. 3. First
base by errors-w Washington, 2. Left on bases-De-
troit. 6; Washington, 6. First base on balls.Of
c. Smith 2; Off Johnson /; off Siever. 2. Hits
made-Or c. Smith, 4 OF johnson. 8. Struck out
BY Siever, 4: by Johnson. g. Threebase hits
man, Downs. johnson. Stolen bases-Cobb ~,
Downs, Ganley o. Hit by ptcher-By johnson,
l. Passed balls-Kahoe ~. Erwin t2) Umpire
Mr. Connolly. Time of game hours.
Evening star., 1907-08-27

Earned runs-CleveIand. p Boston, 2. First base
by errors-Cleveland. 8. First base bals-Of
Berger 2. Struck Out-Ry Berger, 8; by Glaze, /;
by Winter. 2 Two-base hits-Turner Stovall, La.
Joie, Wagner. Sacrifice hts-Sullivan. Barrett,
Glaze. Stolen base-Ferris Passed ball-Clarke
Umpires-Messrs. Sheridan and Evans. Time Of
game-1 hour and 81 minutes
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INpEPENDENCE LEAGUE.

Exciting Victory for Reservoir Team.
IA well-played nve-inning game ysstsr-
day aftsrnoon the Reservoir Heights OUTFIT
barely nossd out q victory over ths Bloom.
h0dale aggregation. The losers fought
Gaa,sty until the last round and reached
Evening star., 1907-08-27
SCORES OF OTHER GAMES.

SCORES OF OTHER GAMES.
New England League.
At Lawrence-Lawrence. 4: Fall River. 8.
At Lynn-Lynn, 8; New Bedfords 4.
Tn-State League.
At wiIliamsport-william 9; Johnstown 1.
At Harrisburg g-Harrisburg. 2; Altoona. 8.
AT Trenton-First game-Trenton IL Reading. 2.
Second game-Trenton. s; Reading, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Lancaster. 3.
Connecticut League.
At Bridgeport Bridgeport. 7; New London. 8.
At Waterbury-Waterbury 2; Holyoke, 10.
At Hartford-Hartford. 2; Springfield. II.
At New Haven-New Haven, l; Norwich, IL.
New York State League.
At Utica-First game-Utica. 2; Bipghamton, g.
Second game-Utica, B1nghamton, B.
At Sytacuse-First game-Syrncuse, g. A.. ]. &
c., l. Second gamemsyrasuss, 1y 4; A.. J. r G.. L.
Southern League.
At Memphis-Memphis 4; Montgomery, Q.
At tShreveport-Shreveport, 2: Atlanta, g.
At New Orleans-New Orleans, 8; Nashville, o.
At Little Rock-Lttle Rock, O.; Birmingham, q
American Association.
At Kansas City-Kansas City. s; Columbus. L
Evening star., 1907-08-27
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS G. CAFES
of the Grand Circuit opened yesterday be
SPORTING AND ATHLETIC GOODS
au27 tn, tn. 20

Of the Grand Circuit opened yesterday be-
fore a fairly large crowd and with four
well contested races. In almost every hea
there was a driving finish. and in several
cases there were upsets of the opinions OF
the talent. In the first race Reproachless.
who won the Chamber Of Commerce race
at Detroit. was out of 1t entirely. Hidalgo
won the second heat easily, and the las
Mallow and Alice Pointer close up. n
fast field of three -year-olds came out 70.
the 20 trot, won by Douglas.
Thorneway was picked to win the 2.10
without much trouble, but in the second
Leland Onward went out and stepped tn
mile in 2.07. Leland Onward and Aileel,
Wilson fought it out in the third and de-
head. Codero was looked upon as the
probable winner in the 2.25 trot. but Toxic
won both heats.
The Summaries.
r1st selling purse $500 added for tSs
te !. s2ri 70 Tins sF isS Is Di East End sissss
secoud race. steeplechase; handicap; $ooo added
won; Macmillan. 1876 (o'Brisn). 10 70 /; second
Al John N. p also ran. AN
Third race. handicap: purse; $3.50 edded; 70
to 3, won; Keep Moving. 100 (E. Dugan,, TO
SECOND: Antaeus. iIo !Knapp(. to l. third Time
johnnie Blake. Pomander, Master Robert and Wa
ter Mi!isr also ran;
Fourth race selling the Am.,ds .nd
SiisIsssppls, 80 (tSid:ssinl; s!o !. wont ~
IL aosa is 70 Ti%s ss ashs
Dreamer, zienap. Ampedo and Dolly Spauks' ais
Fifth race, selling; for maiden two olds, Ave
and one.half furlongs-Baroda. lo4 (Miller), :! tc
5, won; stilario o! (Dugan). 10 to /, sesondi Ms
rs AZ ael IT, God oaarf. % aOrou, Betsy
Arcasns, Arcs Goldquest. Dixie Himmel. Penline octOie
Dottie and Task Master also ran.
Sixth race, handicap; for three year old, and PIP
ward; $500 addedI one and one-eig4th mi:e+9K '.
&aspp %. TO second !? Main Chance S4
steinj. to /. third. Time, 1o6 4-o. Lick Banne!
also ran.
2.15 class, pacing: purse. $1,000;
Hidalxo, bg.. by Warren G. o. MeDonaid) 2 !
Alice Pointer. b.m.. by Star Pointer (Mc- a q.
Major sS'iI Maliow Big. Maiicwj
sHaaS1ai sSaaya1spe Df ss: .dSi Da RYDER
Russell c.. Big. CMcGrath). )........,..... Z
Time-2.O5a4. 207H, 2.o7h.
22o class, trottng; three year olds; purse 1000
Douglass gre, by Todd IL. McDonal0.. ..... /
Sir Todd. bre (o,DonneiD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 .
Flying Feet blk.f BRADY yl...:.;............
Time-216A 2.l2M.
2.1o class. pacing purse. $1,000:
Leland Onward. BIS. by Game Onward
rhorna@sy, rulSs lSsybsiccijj....:.. bs. iccij
William o. blk.g. (Geersl ...............
Aileen Wilson, blk m. (Wilson). .........
The Dunna, BIN. de Ryder. ..............
Robert Herman. b.g (Douglas). ........... 0 o :.
Ttme-2o9A, OF. 2o7h.
2.a5 class trottng; purse. $1,000:
T. Tokie srg, by saILa, gsllini q. Dickerson)
Trayellesso. blk.g. (Gesrs) s)................... 8
Codero. ro.s. q. McDonald) d).............,,..
The Minute Man, b.s CTiter) ,............... @
Time-212A 2.12Z.
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Yesterdays National League Games

Philadelphia a. Cincinnati, g.
Pittsburg S. New York. r.
New York, 2: Pittsburg. o.
Chicago 3; Boston. l.
Chicago, 1; Boston, l.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE,
Richmond Blanks Norfolk.

Richmond Blanks Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Va. August 27.-Errors by
The locals gave Richmond the game. to o.
yesterday afternoon. Without these errors
the game would have gone nine innings
without a score py either side. Score:
3. b. n
Norfolk ........0 o o o o 0 90
Richmond 80. o 2 o o % ! %
Evening star., 1907-08-27

1iqers Bunch Hits on Smith
and Johnson and Win Out.
SIEVER WAS A PUZZLE
Milan and Ganley Field Brilliantly
and Kill Of Triples.
WIND UP IN DETROIT TODAY
Five Favorites Are Defeated at Sara
toga-Grand Circuit Trots-John-
son Wins Tennis Finals.
/ American League Games Today.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at New York.
e National Leagues Games Today.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn,
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Evening star., 1907-08-27
Victory for Lynchburg.

V3Cto1y 101 1yUC1Uu1Ss
LYNCHBURG. Va. August N-The
Truckers went down before the Champions
yesterday in an avalanche Of hits on Hall-
mans delivery, the locals finding him for
eleven safettes. good for eight runs. Cum
mings. who has played in the outfeld al.
most all season, was tribe unsteady on
the slab, but he worked well in tho p4ucheS,
and with fine support, had no tro12bls ia
winning. Score:
IFsesasmss Fs;asssss: :SdS834SSd1f I
Batfetdes-Cummings and Evansi EAlhlaa and
Burma. Umpire-Mr. Truly.
Danvills Shut Out Roanoke,
RANVIkLD, Va, Augosk 35t&DAnxslls
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Frank Killen, the umpire. who was as
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American League Games Today.
Washington at Detroit.
. Bpston at New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17
Il TEIMS "PAB!T"

Tn gran triunio puede consi-
derarse el que ha tenido el ateamsr
de baseball uPabsto el cual 10 for
man jovenes muy conocidos de la
sociedad de San Juan.
De nueve juegos que han teni
do, seis han sido ganados por ellos,
dos perdidos y uno empatado, slen
do dichos juegos contra el U. S,
Marine Corps, ]. G. White & CO,
P. R. Provisional Regiment y es
cogidos de la Central High School.
Entire les desafios que Sc han
llevado q efecto merece especial
rnenclon el del sataAo IA contra el
aU. S. Marine Corpse en- el que no
deiaron 4 SITS contrincantes hacer
ninguna carrera, ganando ei oPabstn
por cinco.
Tambien q juego efectuado el
domingo IS Ia lido otro triunfo,
pues tenian que hahGrselas con el
u. G. White < Co de Rio Piydras,
que jug4bl c3n TN afamado rpit-
cher sierdo yencidopor Il pPahsis
por una carrera.
Felicitamos a los butnos n,u.
chachos del team, rPab-ts Y les he
seamos much gloria. Hly que
luchar con fe Y sost, uer G, huen
nombre que va tiene 81 simpalico
teams FPabSt.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-17
NOTAS JUD|g|ALES
Arrestados por jugar a
10 prohibido. Conde-
mas extinguidas.
CARCEL MUNICIPAL
Presidiarlos indultados por
el Gobernador. Otras
denuncias y arrestos.

81 sabado, por la nocho, fue,
ron arrestados por jugar a 10 pro-
hibido, los individuos Gonzalo Cal
deron, Gavino Pizarro y Juan Ca
males.
Aver extinguieron sus con-
denas en- la carcel municipal Ma
nuel Diaz, Hermenigildo Reyes y
Eduardo Rivera.
-El Gobernador ha concedi.
do la libertad bajo pslabra q los
confnados Diego Asencio Toro,
Manuel Budel Vell6n, Rufno Ni.
ter Navedo y Juan Gonzalez Va
lentfn.
Vidal Hernandez, carrero,
fue detenido el sabado por la tarde
acusado de acometimiento V agre.
sion.
En- Comerio ha sido proce.
sado y reducldo a prlsi6n Gregorie
Vega, por bigamia. Este indivi
duo, siendo casado, contrajo nuevc
matrlmonio con una joven de aque
pueblo.