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on Mack's team from hitting he stands
a decidedly strong chance of victory.
Being left-handed batters, good LETT
handler should be able to hold them at
did Yesterday, and that explains his COM
paratively easy win over the leaders In
the race.
1t is Just so with Detroit. Any pitcher
who can check Cobb and Crawford comes
pretty near to beating the champions.
Gray was at his best yesterday. IT
was perhaps the best game of ball, he
has ever pitched since joining the locals.
He had perfect control to Deg1n Wltn'
and that always means much to Gray.
incidentally Gray put a stop to the an
moving hitting of Ben Hauser. The tall
first baseman is also one OF those of
side hitters and Gray had him on his list
from the outset, fact which helped ma
terially in the result, for Hauser has
been responsible for the two games the
Athletics won here.
Jim McAleer did not think there was a
possible chance for Elberfeld to play In
Yesterdays game because of the split
finger he sustained in the game the day
before. But when he reached the grounds
after lunch he found the Kid in uniform
attempted to play with SO painful an in
jury. but the Kid just figured that ne
was needed and got into the game. His
work did not seem to be affected by his
handicap.
Kindly don't, overlook the fact that one
John Lelivelt is clouting the ball these
days in the way he used to when he first
Joined the team. He is stepping into the
ball again and those ringing line drives
which were so pleasing in the past are
in evidence again. There is no reason
why Jack should not be a cracking good
hitter, for he has the natural ability, and
with pdactice his fielding, too, should
improve.
Umpiring on the local grounds in the
recent series has not been Of the highest
-caliber;- but the one correct decision made
yesterday was when Egan called Elber.
feds line drive to right foul The ball
struck outside Of the line fully two feet
but the Kid did not see 1t that way.
made a vigorous protest and was canned
"Rube" Cldrng also had a run In with
Perrine. The Rube thought he had
stolen second, and when he was called out
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NEVER COULD HAVE
WHIPPED JOHNSON
Jeffries Says 1t Would Take a
Thousand Years for Him to
Reach Negro.
snec;a, Dispatcb 70 The Star.

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July ST
never could have whipped Jack johnson
at my best"
This. from James j. Jeffries, answers
the question that has been raised since
the previous undefeated champion was
toppled over by Johnson Monday after
noon at Reno. New. Bruised physically
and sore mentally. he made this admis-
sion on the dining car of the train which
landed him in Oakland last night
He was sitting with his chin buried in
one hand, brooding over his downfall az
he had done since the fight There ives
a vacant stare in his eyes. but wnen !.
questioner asked, Was II your age that
caused your downfall?" he Strengthened
up for an instant and then answered
gloomily:
..I don't know what il was that beat
me- ] do know. however. that never
could have hit that fell when I was
at my best. could not have reached
him in thousand years"
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JEFFRIES MAY
LOSE AN EYE
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. July g.
Although efforts have been made
to keep the fact secret. the blQw
that johnson delivered I'm q II
second round Of their fight for
the heavyweight. championship
of the world last Monday after
noon ut Reno. In said to have
paraIyxed the optic nerve Of JEFF
fries right eye and possibly per-
manently injured the white maa's
sight. His doctors, however, hold
out strong hopes that he will
eventually recover his full sight.
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"Alvy' Ruth. Merchantville, N. j..
boy with reputation as a good amateur
BAH player. will have "fry-out'' on the
Detroit team. He will join Hughey Jen-
nings' team in a week. Young Ruth was
recommended to Jennings by Harry
Wright, jr., son Of the original Harry
Wright, who lives in Merchantville. and
has played Ruth on a team he organized
this summer.
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American League Game.


NEW YORK. July S.-The Boston Red
Sox routed New York yesterday, and won
as they pleased. 13 to f.
The visitors got nineteen hits of
Vaughn and Frill. A double-header will
be played on Saturday. The score:
Boston. . 1O202 OILS 10 4
New York. 00O2 o. 10 6
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CHICAGO, July S.-Burns held Chicago
to two hits and Cincinnati won yester-
days game, 1 to o.
The winning run was scored on a single
by Burns. Score:
RH.E
Cincinnati. 49,. OOOo1 1000 OIL 4 0
chicago. 90 O o o 90 OF 90 =
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At Mobile-Atlanta. 3; Mobile. 1.
At Birmingham, .; Chattanooga, l.
At Notwithstanding. 2: Montgomery, o.
At Memphis-New Orleans, 6: Memphis,
Second game: New Orleans, 8; Memphis, o.
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
Virginia League.
American Association.

At Richmond-Lynchburg. 1; Richmond, o.
At Roanoke-Norfolk. 4: Roanoke, 2.
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At Kansas City-Kansas City, 2; Minneapolis,
O. Second game: Kansas City, 4; Minneapo-
lis, 3 (ten innfnEs).
At acknowledgements, g.; Indianapolis, 8.
Second game: Louisville, f. Indianapolis l.
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Southern League.

At Milwaukee-St. Paul. 5: Milwaukee 5.
At Toledo-Tolcdo 81 Columbus, 4. Second
game: Columbus g; Toledo, o.
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"Batted for Hartsel in ninth.
iBattcd for DOnOhue in eighth.
Washington o. o x-4
Philadelphia ......... o o o 0 o . Ii
Double play-Donohue to Collins Left on bases
errors - Washington. =: Philadefphia,3. Wild
pitch-COombs. umpires-Messrs. Egan and Per
rine. Time OF game-1 hour and so minutes.
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National League Games.
Boston Takes Double-Heade

BOSTON, July San agreement to call
the contest at 1928 pm. cost New York
the second game after getting a lead OF
three runs. and allowed Boston to win
both games Of the double-header yester-
day. the first, to 4, and the second.
to 2, in seven innings. The locals got all
their hits in the first in one inning and
made just enough runs to win.
With only a few minutes to play New
York opened the eighth inning of the Sec
ond game by batting Ferguson out of the
box and scoring six runs eff Mattern. and
obtaining a lead of three runs. Beck, for
Boston. went to bat in the last half OF
the eighth and by his cleverness purpose
ly fouied of several balls until the UNI
pire called time. The score then re-
verted to the end of the seventh, giving
Boston the victory. Scores:
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Eastern League.

At Bufalo-BuGalo. 4: Montreal, 1. Second
game: Montreal L: Buffalo. O.
At Providence-Jersey City. S: Providence, 1.
At Baltimore-Newark L: Baltimore. o.
At Rochester-Toronto. 10; Rochester, o.
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Dodgers Show Form.

won both games of yesterdays double
header from Philadelphia. The second
contest was won on Dauberts home run
with two men on the bases. Scores:
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National League.
TOMORROW

TO-DAY. TOMORROW.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg. Philadelp'a at Pittsb'g
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston at st. Louis.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
SCHEDULES.
American League.

SCHEDULES.
American League.
TODAY. TOMORROW.
St Louis at Wash'n. st. Louis at Wash n.
Detroit at Philadelphia. (Two games,.
Chicago at New York. Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston. Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
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Burns Wins His Game.

Brooklyn. o 1 90 o 90 81 10
Philadelphia O = o o o 90 o. IL =
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Marvin, j. Dunlavy. NJ Delmege
NJ. K. Frisbie. A. L. Funk, Ruth
Garwod, L. a. Gnffen, Mary E. Hill
Mar garet Hunter. E. L. Hall, F NJ
Hulslander, E. G., John, Z. NJ. kna-
ner., P. Y klmball, B. L. Kelly, A.
dele La Mont, G Y Miller, J L. Mos
her, A Nc. Carthy, Mvra Nc. Coy, \
Mac. Kenzle.y y + del mlsmo apelhdc
N. Mac Leod. Garnet Oltasltas {
M Patersons Telesa j Mars I
Peterson, Teresa y Maria Piard, Be
lie Richard, Lila Siff, F. H. Squ@.es
E. Sol]enherger, F. E. Sullivan. amy
|Shellman, Grace Slutz, Helen Std
ger Edna E. Skinner, Mary Schnel-
der, j Emma P. Yougman. La ma
yor parte de las sehortas eXpresadas
son profesoras de instruction publ
ca que pasaron las vacaciones en- ell
norte y el gobernador les ofrecio
aver tarde una recepci6n de bien-
venida.
Estuuo en- San Juan. Panchita Le-
desma, Ia linda damita del verjel
arecibeno estuvo en- San Juan y con-
currio a algunas representations de
la opera, en- compania de sus familia
res los distinguidos esposos Santoni
Ledesnna. Que Sc repitan tan gratas-
visitas.
De Yabucoa. La distin guida seno-
rita Rosa Carrillo, familiar de los dis
esposos Benitez esta otra
vez en- San Juan y pasa ra aqui al
gun tempo. Bienvenida y que sea
!arga Ia tempora da
va esd bien. Mercedita. la monl-
;ima nina de los estlmables esposos
Malatra zzi- Pons esta va restablecida
lie Ia dolencia que le aouejara y en-
que ie asistio el DR.. Lorez Sicardd.
Lo celebramos.
g. ro1oSr
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MUN|C|PAL|OAOES
UNION|STAS.

Continuation de Ia pagina Ia
ron exesivas, perO esa suposlclon
carece de fundamental Y delara de
hacerse, 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta la i'm
portancia Y calidad de las otras eje
cutadas, que hacen oesaparecer para
siempre el enorme foco de infection
que constitute aquella, pues POGO
desaguaba. y servia por el contrario
para deposito de toda clase de in
mundicias v materias fcales que pro-
ducfan el NAL olor consiguiente V por
ende, una amenaZa constaIte 4 Ia
salud pdblica.
FL proyectddo deueGuc,o .Altratar
en- mi anterior inforne del particular
que indica el epigrafe de este aparta-
do, nanifestaba que lei letrado Sr
Texidor habia presentado ante Ia
hon. corte de distrito del distrlto ju
dicial de San Juan. Las correspondent
testlemandas deexproplaci6n torzosa
4 fin de ohtener en donde emplazar
los est.blecimientos almacenes y
maouiaas lndispenss bles para el fun
cionamiento del acueducto. as; como
en- donde dehera ser colocada Ia tube
ria oonductora del aqua al pueblo "
Hov del,o anldir que en- esas de-
mandas. cue fileron tres. Sc trans6
tina. sieuiendo pcr todos sls trami-
les las otras dos. reoayendo en- am
fas sentencia cue dict6 el honorable
il,ez de Ia Secci6nla- de Ia corte de
dis'rito de San Juan. don Pedro de
= rev enfavor Cie este munieipio.
4. que Sc alzaron los demandados
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para ante la corts suprems de .sts
! lsla.
cam,nos mun'cipates-Uno de 10;
can1inos que conducen al barr.o de
Hoyo-mulas, en- que radiean las ma:
inportantes y valiosas i:ncas de Ii
jurisdiction, cuvo on cca-
mence el en'ejercic:o anterior. e>ta
hov terminate canp.etamerte en
toda la extenc!on aus comprfuGe Q
sea $3.50 metros
Sc construyeron CT e; Perodo que
abarca este informe, 2ols metros,
invirtiendo en- ellos el ayuntamiento,
la cantidad de l,ll3 dollars 90 CEN
tavos. sin eontar con toda Ia pied-a
que en- el Sc empleo, que fue sunni
nistrada gratuitamente por ell repre-
sentante de los dueiios de la Central
"Buena Vista" Don Pedro Ar
zuaga. cumpliendo asf 10 que te-
MA ofrecido y haciendose por clio
acreedor la sratitud de que lie soy
deudor, por haberme proporcionado
medios tan innportantes para llevar
cabo obra tan it'll y necesarla CO.
mo 10 es la construction de ese ca
mino.
En- el harrio de Martin Sc hicieron
reparaciones que importaron al mu-
nicipio Ia cantidad de l49 dollars
ii eentavos.
Este servicio d que siempre aten-
dia preferentemerte, .ue Ilevado a
cabo por dos faeultativos V I'm prac-
tieante.
Aparte de los beneficios que pro-
porclon6 a los Pohres el cuarto de
Socorro Y hospitalilIo de emergen-
cia. Sc les suministraron nedicinas
por vsloT de Si1 dollars o. GER l1o=
lncluyendo las eStancias qs.e ne
yengaron en- Ell hospitalillo aquelIos
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heridos que 8 juicio del tacultativo
debian permanecer en- 81 hasta su
.completa curaci6n, Sc repartieron
socorros domiciliarios pobres, que
ascendieron a 454 dollars rs centa-
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De e@0cj@Qyad.
~zua zR EEs~

Obsequidndo d una Roslta. FL ele
gante Garnet. invitacion dict
como sigue:
"Club Juvenil, Aguadilla P. R
Reception de confianza.-La Direc
tiva como tribute de distincion,a Ii
senorita Rosita Gonzalez Mena, S,
enthusiastic adicta, y a fin de despedl
a tan distinguida huesped, acord'
celebrar en- su honor, dicho acto SO
cial, que tendra efecto esta noche, {
las ocho y media. en- la morada de
los esposos Guevara Munoz, y para
el que tiene el gusto de invitar a us
ted y su apreciable famila
En- dicho acto, Sc hara entrega
la sehorita Gonzalez Mena, de un pre-
sente, conque la sociedad desea tes-
timoniarle su alta estima y simpatla
Septiembre % de 1910"
FL simpatico Club" aguadifano
celebra muy frecuentemente, anima
das fiestas sociales, que resultan bri-
llantisimas. Asi resultara Ia que Sc
prepara en- obsequic de u bella da-
mita.
Mas vidjeros. Ademas de las dis
tinguidas familias que hicimos me
cion en- nuestras notas de aver, y q.
regresaron de Estados Unidos en- ell
vapor correo fig,lraban en- Ia Gsta de
pasajeros y llegaron a la ciudad las
-distin guidas damas noras 0, d !.
Cueto, de S. Cabrer, de R. S. Kimble
de LIE Jeuve, de Marvin, j. de Mac.
Mahon. de Rodriguez-Serra de Viii
son v de Williams; senoritas Dortha
.Applegatte, Florence Beiler, Isabel
Balaguer. C. Bottum, Edith Blair,
Eva Barley, Loretta Boise, Sara E.
Bell, Helen Baker, Ethel Bacon, Ma
ry Blair, E. Bablot, X. Caryl, Juliet
A. Casey, E. A. Crist, E. B. Collons,
E. S. Col we'll, E. j. Carlisle, Mary
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De ALTA NOVEDAD

En- el dltimo vapor ha recibiao el
acreditsdo eetsblecimientc la MN
FA Ell mas esplendido .urtidc .:e
son,breres de Falia Mode.os &c d.
tims novedad. Los hay 3s rodos Ia
mafios y los jovenes pueden nal.sr en
la acreditada casa del senior P. .,ar.
cia las mas elegantes .ormas de rlti-
ma novedad en- Europa. Lo. som5ye-
ros de Italia que hsy en- Ia NINE \
son los nnicos en Puerto Rico SOFA
mente imporfadcs pc, LA NINA.
Gale he Ia Fortalsza. nlmero q.
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lmpoltan =, eeresos en- este alo
slS 600 3 e.lstencla para el ano 81
guienteS, 493. 81. Classification de la
existencia. Fondos ordinarios S. o45
Of, fondos de camlnos 99S, 81, depo-
sito de flanZas 470.3S.
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Importan los ingrescS en este air'
S17.61 10. Eslstencias On 81 tle ]u-
MO s. SO IS Total ing,esc SIC
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vos.
No creo que este haya sido I'm ser
!, vicio perfecto. Tuvo sus deficiencies
debidas q causas varias, y me pro-
pongo remediarlas tanto como me
sea dable.
Cuorto de socorros Y hospitdl'lle
de emerge,leia.-Durante el ano ven
cido en- 80 de JUNO dltimo, fueron
asistidos y curados de lesiones entire
graves y leves. 2l8 operaciones
j practicadas a pobres SO, de quema-
duras 2, de sfncope l, amputacion !
reconocimiento /. total 292
Dispensario de anemaa. Este ser
vicio que durante el ejercicio proxl-
mo vencido, estuvo q cargo del OIL
auxiliar de sanidad y del Practi-
cante del municipio, Sc llevo i cabo
con arreglo a las disposiciones de Ia
nueva Ley, dictada sobre la materla
dondo el siguiente resultado
Fueron admitidos 1853, pasaron a
tratamiento del ano anterior 2o4
Curados 275, practicamente cura-
dos 12S, abandonar on el tratamlen-
to Ill, y quedaron en- tratamleato
para el ano venidero l73
Sandal hlglene-Este lmpor-
tante servicio fue debidamente aten-
dido, pndiendo afirmar que con Ia
construction Gle la Zanja maestro
el constante barrido y desyerbo de
las GALES y Ia limpieza de las cune-
tas, Sc ha mejorado notablenlente
este ramo de la administration
.ilumbra9o pdbllco Este serviclc
Sc llevo a cabo como en- amos antero
res con IN gasto de 637 dollars 90
centavos.
Para terminar e! presente .nlor-
me-. recomlendo Sc lie lectura la
| hquidacion de los presupuestos for
nados para el ejercielo de que Sc ira
ia, la cual aeompano en- copla este
trabalo Por esa lectura Sc vendra en
conocimiento en- detalle de Ia labor
realizada, de NO adeudarse cantldad
a!guna y de quedar Una existencla E
caja de 5 493 dollars Is centavos
Resumen de nqGldac:or de rresu-
puesto
Importan los ingrescS en este air'
S11.61l 10 Eylstenclas en- 81 dc. Iu-
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JUVentU5 para t0doS,

II asea Va conocer ell meor tintt
ideano para devolver al ca abello su
primitive color!
.Qulere l'd. csmbiar su canoso Pc
10 por una hermosa cabellera negra
y sedosa7
lie gustaria Va hacer desapare-
Ger e! feo signo de vejes que in duda :
hlemente producer las ,snas'
sEsta Vd. interesado enhacer una
buena conquista?
Entonces, dec!dasa a usar la muy
alameda
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esquina 4 San Juan.

FaJARDo Puerto Rico. Tiere
oonstanfe exisenoia de Novelas de
todas clases = de los sutores de ma.
iama Precios muy linitados- Ven
de fanbieE L. 3oEg1sP1xbESe.A
d,arianscte 4 q snnssvs.
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JUVENii INA

que es sin dispata q meIor tints co.
nocido para restaurar el csbe 10
De veots en- todas las tarmacias
A por mayor The Jummhn1
Cop. @. Box i0I. Ponce = Il
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Anuncie Yd. con cIaHdad
y eIegancia.

Fl anancio artistico ? oonto 10 lee todo el mundo
Anuncios orlados Cches epeciamene preparados para
cambiar perodicamente pare Gel exo para balances lie
bancos stas eomerciaes modeos para ofcinas ayunta
mentos. alcaldias. juzeados etc Avse usted La co
RRESPONDENCIA" tendra mas amplios ;nformes
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No hay necesidad de sar de Puerto Rico para or los
canantes artstas mas eminenes del mundo En- el esa
becimiento de Maqunas Parlantes Discos VICTOR que
hay la Plaza Baldoroty de Correos donde Sc
reunen eguarmene prvegados de la Natualeza que
laman Csruso Cae Damores Eames Farrar Gadsk Ger
vile Reache Homer Joarne Martin Mccormack elba Plan
con- Sehunsnn Heink Scstt Sembrch Tetrazzni Zeros
ALI tamben esta Ttta Ru gagsats de bronco; esa
Sas Barba 81 Rey dc la zarzuea Espaisla Tampoco fat
nuestro comrarota e Gran PA0L TAMAGNo Italia
Estas celebridades recuentaE oro cenro musical
porqne Sc negan cantar donde hay Disco VICTOR
Ene establecmeno de DooLEY SMTE COMPANY de la Plaza
de Armas puede OH cuaquler hos del da la pieza ia
vorta de cualquie. musical la obra
ada tocada siempe toman parte ae esrella ndeadas
arrba No cobra la entrada este Centro Musical! por
c tanto used puede los cantante nsgnes que camos
sin gasar centavo que deses lleva1se
para IA de usted ia! case po! nuestra medlacon
eos aceptara gusosos comprando used los records que
tenemos
Vstenos hoy para que olga esas maravosas
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Arizona republican., 1910-12-22
PHOENIX HIGH NOT
 IN VALLEY LEAGUE
WILL NOT FIGURE IN BASEBALL
 SERIES NOW BEGINNING.
Team Is Not Disbanded But Will Play an Alumnae Nine Day After
 Christmas.

It looks very much as though the Phoenix high school will not figure in the interscholastic baseball series for The Republican cup. In fact it has been practically decided that the school
 shall make no attempt to win dia- mond honOrs this year, as it has been
 found impossible to organize team that is certain to give the Indians. Tempe normal and south side schools
 run for their money. This does not mean however, that the team has been | disbanded, for the boys are preparing to play the alumnae at Eastlake park
 next Monday, December 26. The first public announcement of the probability that the P. H. :. will with
 draw for the season from the Salt
 River Valley Interscholastic league
 was made Monday by Professor c. l..
 Michaels, who stated to the school
 that it had been impossible 10 find a pitcher, that the shortstop was dis
 qualified by reason of having attended school less than thirty days and that the third baseman could not play against the Indians. IL was all but set
 tied. he said, that the high school will enter no team in the series just be-
 ginning.
 Two boys have been trying out for 1 pitcher. but both are young. one be- | ing only about IA years old. The oth- CT tosser gives promise of being a good | player at some time. but he would have
 to play seven or eight games ;o round ! himself into shape.
 1 Jack Moore is the shortstop who has been a student such a short time that ] he is barred by the rules of the league. | Waiter McGlaslin, the third sacker. is an Indian and it would be contrary to the rules governing Indian school ath-
 letics for their team to play a nine on
 which a former student of the institu-
 ton is playing.
 The boys are still practicing and hope to defeat the alumnae next Monday. It
 is probable that George A. JudsOn, the coach. will pitch, there being no league
 rules to bar him out in this case. Bert
 Hurley will catch. Hurley is a cracker jack backstop this year. With Judson
 and Hurley as a battery and with Moore and McGlaslin in their places.
 the Phoenix high school team is a strong one.
 Practically every member of the alumnae nine was star player on some high school team of former years
 Frank Hurley will pitch and others
 who figure in the lineup are Guy Will
 key, Leon Tolleson and Art. Hahn.
 Hahn is back from Stanford universi- ty for the holidays.
 Though the school will have no team
 
 great interest in athletics among the students. Last Friday morning there was a meeting of the athletic associa- tion, which starts off the season with seventy nine members. As the funds of the organization are somewhat low the association will probably give a play at an early date for the purpose of raising money.