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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
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Nos infOrma nueStrO amigo
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dero Publico, que Dor cablegra-
ma recibidO de Washington Sc
ha suspendido la venta de las
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cha EN- ell cercanO future, que
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

Otros son Otra GOSH Y tanElt'
sc qucjan de los de su grc,nio.
POr ESQ crecmOs que hay cue
mirar las cosas del Mundo tii0So
ficamente.
Madame Sthal decia que per-
donarlo tOdo, era c0mprendcrlo
todN
Luis .HIR1FLORES.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
LCDO. SALVADOR SUAU.

Sc complace en- particular a
sus amigos y rclacionados que
tiene nueyamente instaladOs Su
bufete y oficina notarial en- su
antique local del edificio del
American Colonial Bank de San
Juan, Ser. pisO. Z. X.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
LA FUNDACION ID,

Ell Concejo Municipal 81 csta
prcparando para cclebrar q Guar
to Cennnario de la fudacion de
san Juan, que es este aho, .egdn
los datos historicos que ha pre-
sentado ell doctor Coll Y ToS:>. En-
los preparativos Sc tcndra rresen-
te la suggestion del referido doctor,
dc que sc levante en- Pueblo Niejo
un Obclisco con Ia inscription dc
"Aqui fuG Villa Capalra 150S,
1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
Porto Rico Railway Light
TRASLADO DE OFIClNAS

La casa William NJ. Carrie & Co.. Inc,
Ina trasladado sus oficinaS al primer piso-
del Tobacco Palace, Tetuan 58-6O-62,
Telefono No 277. San Juan.
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PARIS. July Report" ifnm
OmHt rccolgrd hero Indicate 400
improvement u lh" s.fuqiinr. ~ 'h.
army ~ AdnNll TpIrhbh h''d "I
flt nU UuuIan VuN'fum'nl wh'I'
tE. boIahc.IN nrr ahuRuE hurW
and rhto been Weakened h' me
transfer OF troops ', other fronts
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LARGE front room clothes r'osN south
east exposure #Hi'r'v fu-rishcd az
wodrvn 'or one or fso gentlemen rlg
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g.
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Joining bath rmp'ovsd married couple on
girls preferred Phone lnV1
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lCE CREAM nud cold drink sn. .,
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belle and fAston.
FOR sNLE- 'ruo.shalr bar.sr tho. ,.s
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about ~ 600 See Mr Hantr. D.. ...
rIN Sander,
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BUsfNEBs oPrQRTUsITIEs

p CREAM sod cola dr,na ,n W,
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flWOpp sOlr TIL. 5lI Young man
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SIXTH wfs'r 2l7-Larrc front sleeping
room south exposure suitable fol one
or two hdI's or gentlemen.
CUbNENNF plT. Arr 1.-For rent a
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adloIDirs bath rhorr ttlS
RosrON S. lalo Well Furnished sleep
Ir- room also furnished sleeping ro-rN
hi'o.-I0r soulh exposure, private, mod
era home.
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T1ai.I
Flwoou sOuru. lii Nice coo. room
gentleman only
DENVER slJrll rlo arrc modern
southeast front rotm Phone i0i0
CHEYENNE SOUTH 40 arge. cool
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Phone EqqT
HosroN .nuUI on Furnished room
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,ate puUr phone suG
Phone 1890
slEEriNG room Tor two. ,trruy modern
Phone iu11.I
CONNECTING living room and sleeping
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TWO modern rooms Tor housskesping
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BOARD AND ROOMS
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MAHEILE n. 300. Light housekeeping
rooms i1t rent Furnished strictly
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Of the Sailors chin. Burke went down.
He stayed there. Burke had made the
mistake Of hitting in a regular cadence.
right and left. right and left. right and
left. and cunning Willie timed him and
knocked him out
l saw Sam Langford fight dusky
rival named Johnson--not Jack Johnson
I think they called him Jaspes. This
southern gent was big enough to fight
Sam. who was fat. But when Sam went
tearing at him and moved from side To
side to force him into corner where
he could finish him in a dcftly work.
manlike manner, Jasper became possess
cd with an intense desire 70 live and let
live AS Sam moved he moved. and
when he felt the ropes at his back he
lcaped dcftly to one side or the other
and escaped. And Sam. being fat. wasn't
fast enough to catch him. Soon 1t de-
ycloped into a foot race. Jasper running
around the ring in, a wide circle. until
Sam, who took a shorter circle inside
chased him TO the ropes and corncred
him, and then lodging TO ono side and
starting on another left. Sam couldn't
land the blow. Sam was winded. Sam
was cSaSprratcd.
At last Jasper flashed by under Sam s
left arm. and Sam. whirling on his heel.
swung q mighty right nj the only part
Of JaspcrS anatomy that ever came IN
range . Jasper fell and rolled around in
the ring in agony that was either real or
marrclously simulated. until he had
been counted out. Sam put on his old
red bathrobr and went away from there.
grinnng. And as JaSpcr's legs seemed
10 be paralyzed his seconds came into
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C|NC|NNATP'S
GREAT START
Bic SURPRISE

NEW YORK. April :7.--With the re-
turn Of many players from the army and
navy, major league baseball resumed r
more normal aspect when the season
opened last week after two seasons more
or less dcmoralized by war conditions
Despite the later opening. ~ Of the 81
games scheduled were postponed because
Of cold weather or rain.
Cincinnati winning four from st. Louis
and Brooklyn defeating Boston three
times. lead the National league Cincin-
matt won its NTH straight victory today
defeating Pittsburgh.
The Boston world champions topped
the American league standing by win
ming the only game il played last week,
overwhelming New York 10 to 0. and
continued unsecured upon today. when
Jones BANKED Washington to 0.
In tho Cincinnati-St. Louis series the
Cardinal pitchers were unsteady issuing
II passes in tho first game. Brooklyn
and Boston celebrated Patriots Day
April 19 with 4 preseason opening. The
Superbas took both games.
Philadelphia and New York both show
I'd strong hating power the Quakcrs
winning two Of tho three games. VIII
Hams Of Philadelphia. made home run.
double and five singles In nine times
at hnt in tho series.
Chicago. 1918 champions. outbatted
Pittsburgh. hut tho Pirates hits were
p1orc opportune. The Cubs snatched
ono game Of tho three
In the American league Boston defeat
I'd New York Wednesday and rested the
remainder Of the week. Babe" Ruth
made n home run in his first time at bat .
Chicago set tIp IL record for tho oth'''
teams to aim nj by hammcrinB out 81
hits in its opening eamc with St Louis
The White SnX took three Of the four
games. losing Friday. Jackson OF Chi
cago starred at Int in tho series with
n home run. thrco doubles and six sim
giles In IL times at bat
Washington and Philadelphia broke
even In two 13-inning games.
Detroit and Cleveland divided two
games.
The weeks record in each league Of
games played, won and lost. with runs.
hits. crrnrS. mon left on bases and runs
scored by opponents. including games Of
Saturday. April 10 and Saturday, April
&c, Is as follows:
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the ring and carried hid off to the dress
ing rooh.
Boss. was the answer. Jasper say
Sam done him so hard he broke MS
over the Ropes-Some Punch!
Joe Cchoynski, never over a l65 pound
man. had a wonderful right hand: he
fought Tom Sharkey when the Sailor
was Just coming to fame. Sharkey
weighed 1874 pounds and was the strong
est man in the ring with the single ex-
ccptton of Jcffrcs Twice Choynski hit
Sharkey on the chin with the right and
knocked Tom out OF the ring. The first
time Sharkcy went between the ropes,
but Choynski's second right handler lift.
ed him clear over them. 80 that he fell
on his head and shoulders on the floor
outside Being tougher than tungsten
steel friend Tom climbed back to beat
Choynski in eight rounds
Tommy Ryan was great master or
right hand hitting. He used the right
for a finisher. | saw him fight Kid
Carter at Fort Erie. Carter was great
middleweight then. though had put to
il TO make the weight. Ryan weighed
less than $50 pounds. Ryan boxed clev-
crly with Carter until he had timed the
big blond fellows rushing attacks per-
fectly, then caught him. Ms he plunged
In, with q hard driven straight right. The
Touchdown was quickly followed by a
knockout. also delivered with the right
copyright. 1919. by The Press Publish
ing Co. The New York WORLDLY
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What Edgren Says
An Authoritative Sport Feature by
the Foremost Sporting Writer
and Cartoonist in America.

soldiers for hand to hand combat COM
pares with the old styles about the way
modern locomotive compares with the
first Wheeling steam engine turned out
by Stcphenso
There was q time when boxer used
practically only straight lett mana.
Hook blows never were perfected I'M
til Bob Fitzstmmons began knocking en-
out with little punches that travelled
only a few inches. II used to be con-
sidered u fatal mistake for any fighter
to US a right hand for anything but
straight follow-up punch OF a right
cross. John L. sullivan upset tradition
by swinging his right He Knocked men
out that way because he unnerTed MS
victims BY the power and savagry OF his
attack. But John L, had no variety.
He never studied out a dozen different
ways of delivering an uppercut. and he
never planned a counter stroke TO turn
the tide OF battle when It set hard
against him.
Young corbett Gambler With tins
Right.
We have had lot Of great right hand
httters. Most Of them were good with
the left hand too, and used the right as
a finishing punch. But some "garublcd
with the right" taking the risk of being
countercd. The most famous blow 1
ever saw struck with the right was de-
llvered by Young Corbett at Hartford,
November IS, 1891. and it knocked out
the greatest little fighter OF the CEN
tury. Terry McGovern.
Young Corbett was gambler IN every
, thing. He believed in his luck. He'd
stake the winnings Of championship
battle on a horse race and lose. and then
he'd hook" his end Of the purse In
! coming battle with the bookies- and lose
that. But ne always expected to win
next time He was the same In the ring.
Hc lost a few fights carly IN his career.
but he considered himself invinciblc for
all that He'd trade rights with any
one. When he was about to step INTO
tho ring with McGovern-who had never
been beaten up to that ttme-he walked
past Terrible Tnrry's dressing room door
and pounded on it with his fist
"Comc on out, you Terry, he called.
land take your licking"
Terry came. full OF fury. In the f,Eht
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BY Ro1EET EDeREE
NO, arn Series Of Famous Punches-
hight Hand Blows.

Right H0Hd b1CWS.
There always is lot Of talk about the
great superiority of the old-time fight
ers T suppose thcre always has been
Probably when Phaylos Of Croton went
into the Olympic games at Olympus.
about the year 500 3. c.. and swattcd
some luckless Greek champion behind
the ear with fist wrapped in bulls hide,
we'll studded with knobs Of bronze or
lead knocking satd Greek for a goal. the
old-tinerS sitting around the arena
agreed that Phaylos was pretty fair for
a modern wielder Of the ceStus. but 4
mere shine compared to the fighters Of
twenty years before
always will be. Twenty years from now
II always has ben that way and II
we'll be telling the boys they don't know
what real fighter looks like. We'll be
blowing about our Jack Dempsey and
less willard and Jim Jetfries and what
noaryels of fistic science they were. And
weT be pointing out the utter lack OF
merit In the champion Of that day and
moaning over the decadepce OF the man
1y sport
But. strictly between US. I never did
believe in the great superiority OF the
old-timers. I think the famous cham
pions Of years ago were famous largely
because the fIstic art was undeveloped.
They had no one worth mentioning 70
lick.
Look at any Of the pictures OF English
prize ring champions. the one or Tom
Crib. for instance. How long could
ma, stand up with his elbows pressed
TO hts sides and both arms bent at the
elbows. with the knuc1:es outward and
the palms turned IN. against any OF our
second string men Of today. with their
,pcreascd knowledge of scientific hit
ting: To my mind the "'fiehting pose
Of these old-timers was the funniest
thing on earth They hit straight and
some Of them hit hard Of course. But
they pumped their arrps out and back
like pistons and they used three or four
straight blows that
YOU can see used by any unframed
school boy. Boxing today. as developed
BY our champions and improved by mon
who have made scientific study OF
fighting methods for use in training our
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
reed A. C. LOSE
TO pADEN CITY Nine
Local Team JourueTcd to Down-R1veI
City Yesterday and Were Defeated
By 9-to-3 Score.

Reed A. c. baseball team journeycd TO
radcn City yesterday and met the FAST
team representing that town and were
defeated in u wcll-playcd game by the
score Of to.3.
The feature OF the game was the NIT
ting Of EnEle. In the sixth inning. with
thu bases full. hc doubled TO deep lett
field. scoring the three and only runs
OF the game for the losing team. NUNS
played a good game Mt short and made
some wonderful catches. Although de-
feated this will not disheartcn the Reed
nInn, for they will practice hard for
their game next Sunday. which will prob
ably be with the Rush Run A. c., Of
Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
NJ CONkEYS MIN
FRON|DEAL 4. {.
NINE EASILY
EAST END TEAM OVERWHELMING
DEFEAT T" Percy BOYS By
1s TO l SCORE.
Hppons, Pitcher for the Losers Recciv
ed Only HIT For His
Team
Marttns Ferry Boys were outclasssd
In AL Depart1n ents Of the
Game.

In n listlcss and embarrassing game
yesterday afternoon on the Tunnel
Green grounds tho fast McConkey nine
easily defeated thr Ideals baseball nine
of Martins Ferry by 10 to score.
The visitors received hut one hit during
tho entire contest. They simply could
not fathom the curves Of Burkhart and
Honeckcr.
All but ono player Of the McConkcy
nine had ut least one run 10 his credit
and all connected with the pill st least
once. Burkhart and Honcckcr divided
honors on the mound for the locals,
while Wcithe ana Wagenheimcr held
down the receiving end position. TIL"
summary and score by innings of the
game follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
SOLDIER BOYS ARE
JOINING THE ARMY
Number Of Recruits Have Been Accept
ed at tho Local Recruit
Ing office.

Uncle Sam" needs total Of $4,000
now soldiers to replace the boys who
are IN tho other sid" az the pond" and
hc is asking for volunteers. Tho call
is being greeted with Il ready response.
Recruiting Sergeant Barrier stated
last evening that tho local office on the
second floor NJ tho Inte!lEcnccr build
ing. had accepted number OF new SOL
dirrs during tho past wn"k and hc was
Of tho opinion thai many more would
join. Information cln be secured at the
office ON tn" second floor NJ the Intell!-
gcnccr building. No. 1905 Market street