davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21
CAPITULO v

i No foca, Poly-fue la respuesta de Dick She
rrit su lauier-rec6brate! La gente mira iva
mOsI
No puedo remediarlo, Dick, estoy asustada.
i Tonteria! "'
s-Quizas. spero que sera ESQ?
No 10 Sc we're de saberlo; sabre quien mujer
'-iOh, no, Dck!-replic6 Polly-Yo no quiero volver
4 ver1a . es ono es natural. es ago extrano.
i Muy raro!--murmur6 Dick cas para 81 mismo.-
Quisiera saber
-iSaber que, Dick7
-Quien es 81 pero va habaremos de este otro ra
to, Polly; primero quero pensar yer de enterarme
-SC0mo Diek9
-Haci&ndola eli amor 81 encuentro otro medic. Oh,
hagas Polly va comprenderas que una bro
ma no tie netas fantasies la cabeza 81 correr
detras de miss. sc llama. iSt Ives? euero
saber qra &c, .son1c vve TODD 10 me pueda con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21

Tenemos
especial Opc
ria Relojera
Deparameno equpado meores del
jero contamos los servicos de Opco graduado
facdad
confecci6n
personal apto
Nuestros precios los
bajo es del odo garanizado ~
Despacamos uaquer por
EN- el termino "a
p Tnaud Plaza Principal Sam Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21
EsTUDIO DE ABOGADOS
Y NOTARIA
Antonio Alvarez Nava, 1u-
ciano Ortiz Anton, Emilio
Garcia Cuervo y Fran
cisco de La Tore.
20 BOX 818.-TBLEFONO 22s
SAN JvAH P. R.-sAH Jus1o "A
sPIso


Es de mucha utilidad, no s6le para
los Abogados, Cortes Judiciales,5 Ayua-
tamientes, Corporacienes y empleados
de todes los ramos, sine tambien para
los comerciantes, industriales = perso-
mas de negccies, el conscimiento de las
Leyes de Puerto Rico aprebadas por las
Camaras Y ell Consejo Executive en- el
aiio de 1907.
Sc vende a $3.50 en- Ia Liberia del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21
Gran estab|eclmIenh fotogrd6co de R, Colorado

Ell meor ESTABLISHMENTS foografco de las Anlas Toda
case de trabaos fotogracos los mejores maeriaes
randes taeres la fabrication de pelfculas Cine
matogra6cas.
Venta alquiler de aparatos pelctas, toda clase
de materiaes accessories para Gnemagrafos Vsas has
Posvos anuncos de toda case de ndustias los
retratos de los anunciantes.
Grandes exisencas de nos dorados colores
Por 1mo han recbdo verdaderas precosdades
este
Esta casa la primera dnca dedica la fabrication
de peculas Cipematogacas dara uy prono las
primeras peiculas fabricadas en- Puerto Rico.
Escriba pidendo inormes contestant dandole
tos detales puedan nteresarle.
DIRECTION: Apartado 1s4-Telefono "a.
TELEGRAPH cabe:-Golorade.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
JOHNSON in
GOOD FORM TODAY
Boxes With Bidd,e But Didn't
Learn Many 0'brien Tactics
From Millionaire

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1s.-5After box
ing with A. }. Drexel Biddle for brief
couple OF rounds yesterday Jack John
son to-day intimatcd to his friends that
heswill have an easy time with O'Brien Al
though on what particular brand of dope
he figures this out is hard 10 sec True all
Biddle knows about boxing O'Brien taught
him. but there is a vast difference be-
tween the fighters and johnson got little
line on OBren's methods through his
bout with Biddlc. The giant negro showed.
however. that he is in good shape.
il is COINS TO be possible 10 get a line on
Ketchelrs chances through this scrap.
OBrien, although his hands are bad so
that he cannot land as hard as when he
first entered tho ring. can sim punch a
bit and II hc can make a good showing
against johnson for six rounds tho sports
will figure that the Montana scrapper will
have show I'm finish bout. O'Brien had
AL tho Better OF his fight with ISetchen up
70 tic sixth round and he is confidently
assuring his friends that he will outpoint
the negro. But he got an awful lacinE
from Ketchell i'm tho last few rounds OF
his battle, and there is tho question il he
has fully recovered from this. Nearly all
tho seats for the battle have been either
sold or engaged. Spectators have laid il
a good stock in anticipation OF reaping
harvest.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
READING IS
IMPROVING CLUB

READING, Pa, May 1S-The Read
ing Atlantic League team, managed by
Tom Golden, formerly Of Pottsville, is
showing up fairly well. but will have
to be strengthened at some weak spots.
Last week Manager Golden released
Pitcher Frank coveleskie of the fam
Gus family Of ball players OF that
name. Coveleskie is not yet ripe for
fast company and is too easily excited.
Third Baseman Deckard was also re-
leased.
Manager Golden deserves credit for
the team that he has selected to rep
resent Reading. Getting one team To-
gether in a season, especially for an
outlaw organization, is no little task
for a manager, but the former Potts
Vile manager has done better.
He picked players for two clubs,
When he was selecting the players for
Pottsville he never had an idea that
he would manage the Reading team.
His pitching staff is a strong one,
and is made up of Tom Walker, Hen
ME Peifer. Sam Cobean and Lefty
/ Craig. a Philadelphia boy.
O'Halloran at second and Wall Mt
first are putting up a good game, and
Manager Golden is now looking for two
other fast inhelders.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18

with tho opening OF tho local race NATL
nee season on Saturday May s. the Della
ware Horse show Association entered
upon its ninth year with encouraging
for the most successful season
In les history The two mstinees already
held have indicated this There have
been large attcndances and fast time has
been made by the horses entered. There
arc now about nifty horses at tho track
and Il IS expected that tho record OF
2lia.. trotting. held by r. C.. duPonts
TAttlc Lady. will be lowered by somo one
OF them before tho close OF the season.
Anyone OF fivo horses now under train
ing at the track have license TO beat
Little Lady out this year. according to
the local horsemcn. These horses are
Mr.. duPonts Ruby r., time 21fis: Dr.
William r. Anller's st. Louis, time eliA
William b., Austin's Tho Ape. time. 2i4ik;
John j. Hartmanns Western Girl time
2i3A. and II. n. Wallaces Dossle vii
lers, time 21p4. Mr. duPonts Little
ady started two weeks ago and went the
mile IN 225i4. good time considering that
Il was her first race OF the year. Mr.. du.
Points Ruby r. went last Saturday and
covered the mile in 219A.
Another class OF trotters now at IN,
track should make up go class accord
ing 20 tho horscmen. In this class IN,
following horses will enter: Rcd Bird
owned by II. r. Wallace Double d.. own
ed by II. r. Wallace; Fred Mason. owne,
cd by II. \. Wallace; Rred Mason. owne,
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
NELSON TO WE'D
A CHICAGO GIRL

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1S-Battling
Nelson, the lightweight champion. who
falls in love with a girl in nearly every
town he visits. is TO wed. At least
that's the way his friends tell It.
Since no was here last Nelson lost a
decision 10 Cupid. This is supposed
TO be a deep secret. but IN the mid
die OF his glee on Saturday evening
Bat slipped the news. The young lady
halls from Chicago. and Nelson says
that the wedding bells will be ringing
so quickly as to surprise the world
And he seems 10 be on the square Will
the talk this time.
"This Is one OF the reasons why ]
am going 10 retire pretty soon.r is the
way Bat puts Il. "Im in love now
and you cannot show mo otherwise
When the wedding takes place / retire
from the ring. and this goes good and
strong. The young lady's name viii
be made public pretty soon, too. but
I am not ready TO announce il yet"
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
CROSS COACHING
AIDS SHAMOKIN

sIIAMOKIN. Pa, May ls.-After the
opening Of the Atlantic League season,
in which the home team lost TO Mt
Carmel, Captain Lave Cross sharponed
his pruning knife and started in chip
ping out some weak spots on the club
with the result that the team Is now
playing more regularly on the winning
side
True to his original intention, Cross
is building his team around the pitch
ers' box. The four twiI1crs he signed
before the season started are still on the
pay roll and will likely remain there.
Irving. who had been catching, suffered
the past week with sore arm and
Cross hired Francisco. a catcher. from
York to stand behind the home plate.
He moves pretty lively. Irving, a
heavy hitter. has been placed in right
field lie is considered one OF the best
sluggcrs I'm the league. Wilig, from VIII
Transport, Is a new man. playing in the
field, and IS Of strength TO the nine.
lie is also a good hitter like Irving
and an excellent base runner. Young,
center field. from Renova, is nursing
sore arm. while Webb. shoristop. from
Philadelphia. was released. Cross says
there are several weak spots on the
team he viii strengthen within the week.
Garman, last year with Mt. Carmel is
a good pinch hitter for ShamolSin this
year. Cross continues doing good work
az third.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
DELAWARE TRUST
co. ELECTS OFFICERS

Stockholders Of the Delaware Trust
Company held their annual meeting yes
terday and elected the following board Of
directors: Edward T. Belts. John H. Dam
BY, Thomas S. Bellah, Frederick Pyle.
Howard T. Wallace. Edward T. Candy
and ]. Ernest Smith. The directors effect
ed Organization by the election Of the fol-
lowing officers: President, Edward T. Can
by; Nce-president, J. Ernest smith; secre-
tary and treasurer. Harry W. Davis.
The board Of directors declared the reg
ular semi-annual dividend OF three per
cent. with an additional dividend Of one
per cent. During the past year nine per
cent. has been added to the surplus fund
Of the company.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
FAST HORSES HERE ASSURE
BEST OF MATINEE RAGING
Six Horses With Marks Lower Than 2.15 TO 90 This
Summer for Horse Show Track Record Now
Held by Little Lady

by II. T. Wallace; Jim Bayard. owned
by G. n. Diggans, and Wesley Jr., owned
by John q. Hartmann
Among tho fast PAGERS atthe track are
John r. Jones' IIidalgo. time 2oflt II
r. wallaco's Minnie Nixon. 21e1z, l.. r.
Mllers Topsy Van. 2is; II. c. Mahaffy's
Donna Hal 2i5is. and the following uh-
timed PAGERS: j. Writ Willis Hertha. Dr.
Buckmaster's Lady Jane. and an un-
named green PAGER owned by w b. AUS
Tin. Hidalgo was on tho card last satur-
day but was scratched. lie may so on
May Co.
The association has arranged for two
big racing events this year Ia addition to
tho regular Saturday matlnees. One OF
these viii be held ON the three days COM
mcncing July 60 Tho fastest trotters and
PAGERS in pennsylvania. Maryland. New
Jersey and several other states viii he
entered and successful meet is assured.
Tho other big event viii be the series oc
inter-city Wilmington and Philadelphla
races the first Of which viii be called IN
June. Although Wilmington lost the series
last year. local horsemen think there are
enough fast horses here this year 10 got
I this seasons intcr-city contest without
much difficulty. AT least they are all hop
/ ing So
The Horse Show Association officers
this year are II. r. Wallace. presidents
W b Austin. FIRST vice president; J. p.
Winchester second vco-president; $. r..
Cooling treasurer; J. Danforth Bushs
secretary.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
Expect Hidalgo to be the
Fastest Wilmington Horse
Horsemen Awaiting the
Going of Johnny Jones
New Speedy PAGER

Horsemen are awaiting with interest the
premier appearance of Hidalgo. tho PAGER
bought sometime ago by John II. Jones. in
a race on the local tracks.
Hidslgo was to have started on salur-
day at the matinee races, but was scratch-
ed, as the horse was not considered in
condition. Hidalgo Is yet to work on some
flesh before he can get going at his best.
Mr.. Jones speedy PAGER has a mark Of
2oils. and 81 he can side-wheei anywhere
near that he win be speedier than any
horsehesh hereabouts at present.
Hidalgo has the distinction OF being tho
only Delaware horse entered in the si5,-
900 Reodvilie CMass) Pacing Handicap.
lie is expected to start at Horse Show
Park on May %.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
TWO RECORDS
ARE LOWERED
Friends School Boys Make
New Mark in $50 Yard Run
and 220 Yard Dash

Two Friends School records were
broken al the annual inter-c class track
meet OF the school on Wawaset track
yesterday afternoon They were the
$50 yard run and the 220 yard dash.
Coke won the $50 yards run in 2.1O AS
and Ellison the 220 yard dash in "a 2-5.
There were only three entries in the
$50 yards run. Coke was not hard
pushed by his contestants, but he push
ed on al his top speed. The finish was
pretty Smith and Short. the
second and third in the race. finished
almost together
There were eight entries in the 22O
yard dash Ellison lowered the record
4 in this, but he was hard pushed by two
other runners. Van Trump and Burns,
the three finishing within a distance
of yard and half.
The summary:
10 As, by Roscoe Tindall, 1905. Eli
son, first; Van Trump, second; Smith,
third. Time. 10 AS.
Second event, one mile-Record,
500 3-5, ]. V. Colpitts 1905 Cranston.
FIRST; Colpitts. second, and Curtis,
third. Time. $40 2-5.
Third event. Shot Put-Record. IS
1T. IL in, by II. Alexander, 1902. Pool
first; Ellison, second. and Van Trump
third. Distance, 1905 IL.
Fourth event, Pole Vault-Record
Q It. z in. by Clifford Vernon, 1904
Colpitts. first; Hutton. second, and
Van Trump. third. Height, s II. in
Fifth event, 220-yard Dash-Record
l25 seconds. by J. II. Ruckman, 1906
Ellison, first; Van Trump. second ;
Burns. third. Time, "a 2-5. New
record.
Sixth event. Broad Jump-Record, 90
IT. in. by l.. b. Cam. 1907. Colpitts
first; Van Trump. second. and Ellison
third. Distance, 10 II. . I'm.
Seventh event. SS0-yard Run-Rec-
ord. 2 mhl 16 sec, by Roscoe Tindall
1904 Coke. first; Smith. second. and
Short, third. Time, 2.10 As New
record.
Eighth event, High Jump-Record.
It. in. Frederick Carnes. 1904. Pool
first; Colpitts. second. and Van Trump
third Height II. ? in.
\ Ninth event, 220-yard Hurdles
Record. 20 3-5 seconds. by Van Trump
1907. Smith, first; Colpitts. second, and
short. third Time. 80 2-5.
Tenth event, Glass Relays-Won by
lclass Of 1908. Time, 406 3-5. Clas.
1910, second, and class 1911 third
Glass 1909. W. w. Bush ID. H. Var
Trump, w. H. Coke and a. b. Col.
pitts; substitute, f. A. Curtis Class
1910. p. V. Kellogg. IT. r. Burns, j.. r
Winchester, Jr, J. +. Mullin. Glass
1911. w. L. Cam. 4. Gibney, II. Lang
II. Smith; substitute. II. c. Latimer
Glass 1912. $. Springer, r. Cranston
Ia. F. Short. a. Matthews.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
FANS
ARE CONFIDENT

ALLENTowN. Pa, May is.-Aithoush
tho Allentown Atlantic Leaguers appear
TO have started the season a trihe badly.
local fans are confident that McGeehan's
men will soon bo back I'm as fine form
as they were last year. when, after rum
ming the gamut from top 10 bottom of
tho standing column. they reversed their
tactics and IN a Garrison finish, cap
tured the league pennant in n hard fight
with Lave Cross Shamokin boys.
The local ieasuers made late start
this year. partly because several Of tho
men who had been expected for the
team failed 20 put in an appearance, and
others are still poring over their books
At colleges. and partly because Of ths
bad spell Of wet weather which 1pgeveut
ed them from having any practice fRma.
during the two weeks prior 10 tho open.
ing OF the season, and during which the
players were here.
So that the Allentown squad IS really
only having a tryout, and admirers OF
the sport here are confident that tho
locals will give a good account OF them
selves before the season has advanced
very far.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
More Than Six Hundred
in Delaware, and Near
Iy Five Hundred in This
City

Automobiling has gained wonderful
hold upon Delawareans. and where
motor car few years ago was deemed
curiosity on a Wilmington street the ma
chimes now hit about by the hundreds and
It Is only the exceedingly large car that
attracts attention. There are as fine auto
mobiles possessed by Wilmingtonians as
can be found in the country.
But all the motor cars in the State are
not in Wilmington by any means. for
there arc one hundred and fifty owned in
tho state outside Of Wilmington.
Altogether there are 632 automobiles
registered in tile State Department at
Dover. and nearly five hundred Of them
are owned By Wilmingtonians or are reg
istcred from Wilmington These figures
will be a revelation to many.
Between four and five hundred autono-
biles fitting about Wilmington streets in
dicate the wonderful growth OF the use
OF the power vehicle in recent years For
this same ratio Of increase obtains in all
cities, and is greater in the larger cities.
All kinds of makes Of cars are in use in
Wilmington, from the single cylinder or
'one-iunger' up to the massive six-cylin-
der car, which is the acme of automobile,
construction. There are runabouts. racing
cars touring cars, limousines. landaulets
and in fact every type OF modern automo-
bile.
Some of the finest cars hereabouts are
the costly French automobiles owned and
driven by Alfred DUPONT. vice president
OF the Powder Company. Mr.. DUPONT was
the pioneer motorist in Wilmington and
at one time he owned as many as five
cars. Practically most Of the male mem
bers Of the DUPONT families are cnthusias.
tic automobilists. General T. Coleman du.
Pont is the latest OF that name to take tC
motoring Eugene DUPONT finds much plea.
sure in driving his own car. and his VIII,
is ono of the most graceful and skilled
automobilists in this section Of the coun,
try.
William S. Hiles uses the automobile
10 traverse between his country HON,
along the Delaware below New Castle
and this city, as does James p Winches
ter. Former Governor Preston Lea nov
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
MAN AND GIRL ARE
HELD IN $500 BAIL

Frank Mazeskie and Valentino
BielslSa, a Polish couple, arrested on a
charge OF being ''fugitives from
Justice" by order of an attorney Of
Providence, r. T., now face specific
charges. Requisition papers for the
man have been issued by the Rhode
Island authorities on the charge OF
larceny, and a warrant has been mall
ed from Providence charging the wo-
man with improper conduct
Both were arraigned i'm City Court
again this morning. Judge Cochran
decided to hold both until Thursday
under $500 bail each, despite the as
sertion of the father of the girl that
she was only 16 years old and the re-
quest OF Assistant City Solicitor Sat-
terthwaite that she be turned over TO
the afther.
She showed no inclination 60 return
20 her father, and declared that she
was 10 years old. Judge Cochran
granted tho continuance in order 70
permit j. Frank Ball 10 obtain Wit
nssses here as to the sirl's aga
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
STATE HAS HUNDREDS
OF AUTOMOBILISTS

has taken to motoring between his coun-
try home. The Orchards, near Revbbld,
and this city. Mrs. Sheffield Phelps,
daughter Of the former Governor. who
frequently visits Wilmington, IS the pos
SCISSOR of a Pierce Great Arrow car Of six
cylinders-one Of the finest cars ever seen
in the city. Henry p. Scott also uses his
automobile regularly between his home,
near Delaware city, and this city.
Tho Delaware Automobile Association
has done much 10 foster motoring in the
state There arc 162 persons on It's mem-
bership rolls. from all parts OF the state.
They include some OF the foremost resi-
dents of the State. The Association pro-
notes the social side Of automobiling. as
well as provides an organization TO work
for betterments. The officers are: Presi-
dent. John j. satterthwaite; vice-presi-
dent, j. Danforth Bush; secretary. Chas.
C. Guyer; treasurer, william staniar;
executive committee. William Sellers,
chairman; Joseph Bancroft. +. S. Gar
rett, John b. Bird. and State senator
Remsen c. Barnard, OF Camden.
The Association has given several runs,
but that scheduled to so to Dover and
return on June 12 promises TO be the
most successful The opportunity for Will
mingtonians to go TO the state Capitol
and get familiar with the lower part OF
the State. and 10 have a social time as
well at Dover is expected to draw many
participants in the reliability run. Many
motorists not members Of the association
have expressed their intention TO 20 along,
and doubtless IL the weather conditions
are favorable the run Will eclipse all FORM
er events IN the number OF participants.
The automobiists will gather at the Hotel
Richardson. in Dover. for luncheon.
Among the owners of six-cylinder auto
mobiles in Wilmington and vicinity, are
the following: Lieutenant-Governor John
A. Mendinhail. Of Newport who has a
Ford car. bought from the Richardson
Company; John j. Raskob. who has a
Premier car. bought from the Bradford
I Company: and a. d. Warner and Samue
Bancroft, Jr., who have FranlSlins. Cen
oral T. Coleman DUPONT. Edward Bring
! hurst. Jr., Colonel George A. Elliot, Alfred
S. Elliott Henry J. Krebs J. Allen Hillei
and Huxley Harvey, who have Pierce-Ar
rows: Mrs. Bessie IT. Luke and Mrs. Saral
Lodge. who have wintons. and John War
ner. who has Palmer-slnger, all bough
from the Wilmington Automobile Com
pany.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
Nnm Automobile Rueket.

ANY driver who has been forced TO travel
any distance IN car with a leaky radia-
tor which had to be filed by the ordinary
type OF collapsible canvas pail has gem
orally arrived home with stronger feelinga
against the latter article than against his
cooling apparatus. Though it is easy 10
bring the water to the radiator, II is not
such an easy matter TO put tho liquid
where It is wanted. An improved type
which has recently been put on the mar
ket overcomes these difficulties by max
ing the pail funnel-shaped and fitting
the base of it with metal tube ordinarily
closed by simple valve. The pail is made
OF rubber cloth, bound by a circle at the
top. to which is attached a handle. the
value being operated by means Of a chain
fastened to the handle.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
Mr.. DAVIDSON IN
DEMAND AS STARTER

Joseph II. Davidson, horseman, and
a member Of the Wright and Davidson
Company, is in great demand this sea-
son as a starting judge of track races.
Already Mr. Davidson has been en-
gagged to start thirteen days events,
and it is likely that he viii be called
upon to oficiate at many more tracks
before the season closes. He is re-
garded as one Of the best starting
judges in the East.
His appointments to date are:
Salem. n. j.. May 81.
oxford. Pa, June fe-i1.
Salem. n. j.. June S0-Si.
Middletown, Pa, July 3.
Carlisle, Pa, July 10.
PocomolSe city, Md. August 1913,
Salisbury, Md, August 17-20.
Lebanon. Pa. August 24-27
Wilmington. August 81; September ,
Middlet0wn. Pa. September I-i0.
Hanover, Pa. September l4-17.
oxford. Pa, September 22-23-A.
Carlisle, Pa. october q.
Double Green Trading Stamps Will
all cash sales at Megary's, tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
nauis WhIns Lavinne.

MEXICO. CITY, May 1s-Bert Davis,
Of San Fracisco, won the lightweight
championship of Mexico by stopping
Kid Lavigne, holder Of the title, in
eight rounds. Lavigne was helpless
when the referee stopped the fight.
The bout was fast throughout, Davis
being on the aggressive. The contest
marked the resumption Of boxing, the
fight being pulled Off at Tlalnepantia,
Just over the boundary line Of the
Federal district.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
NELSON AND SULLIVAN
ARE GETTING IN FORM

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1S-Two
training camps are now In fun opera
tion here with Battling Nelson and
Mike Irwin" Sullivan preparing for
their coming fights. Sullivan had been
at work for some time getting In shape
FOR his fight with I.ayie whitney. the
negro. on May %. Nelson started yes
terday for his fight with Dick Hyland.
Nav 20
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
Newport Juniors Win,

The Newport Juniors defeated tho Cool
Spring F. c. on Saturday by the score
OF TO . The feature Of tho game was
the pitching OF Groome for Newport, he
having nfteen strikeouts aud allowing but
two hits. Ruth. who played at short for
Newport made several fine catches. Sim
mons. the pitcher for Cool Spring, pitched
fine game. having 10 strikeouts and al
lowing six hits. She Newport Juniors will
play Cool Springs T.. c. in Wilmington
on Saturday May % The Newport Juniors
would like 70 hear from any i4-year-old
teams. Challenges TO John Ruth, New
port.