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The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
BIG PURSE UP
FOR PREAKNESS
Best Colts and Fillies Will
Be Found Entered
AT Pimlico.

Baltimore. March ls.-with the date
Tor the closing Of the entries for the
several stakes that will be run at the
spring meeting OF the Maryland
Jockey Club still a couple~of weeks
on, 1t is, Of course, impossible to give
really accurate idea of the colts and
Miles that will be entered for the
Preakness, to which this year will be
ADDED purse OF 81. 900. making Il the
richest race in the country. for while
some at other points would seem to
snow greater value, their "rich-
ness comes almost entirely from the
horsemen entering. In fact one or
the most important of this class has
for several years exceeded the guar
antee; in other words, the Association
is not asked to add a dollar the en-
tire amount coming from the several
! entry fees and declarations.
For the Preskness ii is safe 10 saw
that every good colt and flIy. too
will be found on the eligible list when
the entries close. Even at this early
| date the very best Of those in train
ing are already booked and, taking
announcements that have come from
the various training tracks. none will
be missing on April 3, when the en-
tries will close.
The list. while covering pretty thor
oughly those that by last years show
ing are entitled to be considered as
likely candidates, II not possible start
ers. is not complete. for the reason
: that many OF those that from one
! cause or another did not get 10 the
{ post as 2-year-olds are now in train
ing. and among them are seversl-ai
least a dozen-who have been and are
still rated topnotchers in any com.
| pany. They will, Of course. have ar
advantage in weight being entitled &c
all the allowances. and IL Is this ad-
vantage in the weights that is en-.
couraging their being made ready.
Those now rated as likely entries
with their weights based on last years
earnings. are as follows:
American Ace. I4; Auntie Zoe: Aunt Dinsh
| lue; Armsnt. llt: Alphec. Io; Ambassador III
I lp; Bette Biuf ZOE: Bon Jour. l0e: Bsyard
ia; Bslustrade JIG: BIairruvrie. lis: Csrp~t
Sp-eper. lue; CSystAl Ford. Ill: Cir7s. Ili: Ced
mus, li; Chimney swift 100: Delaware, ui
Dunhoyne. Ia: Dzydue lll: Dottie VGndiver
| lr; Drlmmond. Ns; Duchess Lace. 100: Donna
light. ics: EArIocher. ia; Penal. lss: Ear
Queen. II: Ground Swell. ll4: GrimAIkin. ia
Hannibal lB: High Tine. ~: Hesdstrons
IlI; Hishbo-n Lady. Zoe; HerudiaS. 100: High
land Light, lN: Hurricane. NI: King Plsudit
/ llt: K-enslu. lIs; Little Msud6e. 1p: Lort
/ Brighton. is: L'BrSre. lt; Lillian SHAW. Rs
Mshoney. lls; Mormon. lli; Minuet lp: M.drz
Ginshsm. Ice; MnlmAid. lO9; Mad Halter, l4
1 Opheia, ZOE: Over There. u4: Pigeon Wing. lp
: Purchase, li; Pen Ro-e lp: Passing Shower
\ III; Prince q India llI: PurlinE loe: Que-
! tio1nAire, lis: Rnd-r-S. lIl Routtledge, II
| Sticking lp: swe-p On. rs; Sea Pirate. ut
! Star Hampton. lis: Star Rezlm ll4: Sir Bar
ton. lll; sketchy. le; Terenti,. III: TtlsczlooSs
| Ils: Thunderstorm. lls: The Wsndp5rr, ia; Tet
] ley. Ill; Tcklish. lli; Translate. llS: Wa
! Peunsnt, IL; War Marvel. Ilt; Windows. u4
Wise Joan. lp; and Yurncar II
The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
GEORGETOWN ENTRIES
In ARMORY CONTESTS

Baltimore, March 16.-Georgetown
College has sent in its entries for the
games of the Second Regiment Ath-
letic Association, which will be held
at the Fifth Regiment Armory next
Saturday. and the District of Column
bia athletes will be one of the oppo-
nents of Johns Hopkins in the South
Atlantic intercollegiate Athletic As
ISOLATION title events. The four special
events were added to the program by
the games committee at the instance
of v J. Wyckoff. Maryland repre-
sentative OF the S. A. /. A. A.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
Doak Changes Hi, Mind.

Pittsburgh, March l6.-Bn Doak.
pitcher OF the ST. Louis Cardinals.
affixed his signature 20 a 1913 con-
tract here yesterday. following an all
day conference with Branch Hickey.
manager Of the Cardinals. Doak had
previously announced that he was
through with baseball and would en-
ter business this spring. but after
signing the contract he said "Rickey
made me such an offer that simply
could not refuse"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
Hot Springs Selections.
BY SIG.

BY SIG.
Best take-a-chance play-'Sham-
rock Green.
Best rating-Willdo.
First rsce-No selections. Bad
lot.
Second race-Legotal, RingIeader.
Shamrock Green.
Third race-Onwa, Liberty Star,
Tom Caro-.
Fourth race-Ermitana. Ettahe,
Lady Luxury.
Fifth race-Top o. the Morning,
Bradley's Choice, American Ace.
Sixth race Willdo, Bajaret,
Honolulu Boy.
Looks like the day is hers at
least.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
-GRFFMEN REACH AUGUSTA;
INITIAL. PRACTICE TODAY
Ike Davis, from Coast, Reports to Uncle Nick
Aitrock at Dinner Time-Craft on
Hospital List.
By JOHN A. DUGAN.

North Augusta, s. c., March 6-Under the watchu eyes
Uncle Nick Atrock Trainer Mike Martin the athletes
Nationals tucked themselves into the hay early tonight anxiou
Sol' for the initial
Although these rockies and veterans" ambitious
dive the initial training session. the morning workout
delayed o. the poor condition Of the field.
Martin arrived here Wednesday afternoon only
playing grounds for the Gmen
soldier of
football during the off season.
no aretake following khaki tribes the park very
condition.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
Ray After Mile Marx.

New York. March I6.-Little Joie
Ray, the Illinois Athletic Club run
ner who made such a creditabIe
showing at the A. A. U. meet in
Brooklyn last Saturday night. wants
tC have a fiing at the present world
record for running the mile, during
the coming outdoor season. Joie
believes that he can run the mile
well under minutes and IL sec
onds, IL he is granted the same
conditions under which Taber ran
his great race against time.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
ANTWERP WOULD HOLD
1921 OLYMPIC MEET

Brussels. March 16.-At a meeting
of the Belgian Athletic Federation
today the holding of an Olympic
meet was discussed. 1t was decided
to ask that the next games be con-
tested in Antwerp. but that they be
postponed until 1921.
Stockholm and Havana are candi-
dates for the honor of holding the
Olympics in 1920.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
HENLEY REGATTA DATES.
Rowing Events This Year on River
Thames. IulY 8. 4 and s

London, March 16.-The Henley
regatta will be held this year on
July 4 and 5, with preliminary heats
on July ). Unusual interest is be-
ing manifested in this famous row.
ing event this year as a result of
the ending of the war. There will
be a special race on the program
this year for allied forces"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
To Race IN Belsium.

Paris. March l6.-At a meeting of the
Jockey Club. held at Brussels yes
-terday. 1t was decided to offer a lin
tied number Of racing days this year.
Like everything else. the sport OF
kings was entirely wrecked by the
Huns invasion OF King Alberts do
main.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
GATHERING IN
new MEMBERS
To Canvass City in Drive
for New Members for
Organization.

When the membership campaign
inaugurated yesterday at a meet
ing of the Washington City Duck
pin Association is ended 1t is be-
lieved that 1000 bowlers will have
become enrolled.
Plans were formulated to can
vass every bowling alley in the
city for members, and a delegate to
each has been appointed to dis
tribute membership cards. Later
on a button, bearing the insignia
of the association, will be given
to the members.
Steps are being taken to make
the association a permanent or
ganization, to embrace other forms
of recreation, to continue through
out the year. Plans for such a
body were laid out several years
ago, but nothing could be accom-
pIished because of the war.
Joseph r. Brewer. who has
charge of the tournament enter
tainment, to be held by Bureau
bowlers. March 1926, and II. Cog
gins, who directed the recent sue
cessful tournament of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, were
appointed to places on the execu-
tive board of the w. c. d. A. yes
terday.
Fourteen members of the gentler
sex have signed up to take part In
the bureau event. Miss Nellie Ward
Miss Emily Quinn, Miss Mary Gaus'
hom. and Miss Bell Linquist form a
committee in charge of the women
participation in the tournament. Be-
sides the committee, those who have
entered so far are Miss Nellie Percell
Miss May Knight. Miss Mary Burk'
head, Miss Nellie Lawrenceson, Miss
Mollie Jackson, Miss Clara Downs
Miss Mary Asterman. Miss Mary May
hew. Mrs. A. Mayhem and Mrs. G
Ansberry. The entries will close
March %.
A clash between the Lawrencesor
Brothers and the Frye Brothers will
be rolled this week. If arrangements
can be made. The Frye team, con-
sisting of F. Frye. NJ. Frye, w. Frye
r. Frye and F. Frye. have gone or
record as willing to accept the chal-
lenge issued recently by the Law.
rencesons' and wish to hold the match
one night this week.
Russell Lamar. of the Barber and
Ross team added another big game
to the list registered at the Recrea-
tion this season when he topped 17C
little NAPLES in a practice match
with Eddie HOwser. Other excep-
tional scores marked up recently al
the Recreation. were made by Kirch
of 157; KIutch. 154, and Champion
$50.
With the growth of bowling
amongst women during the last few
seasons. the Washington City AS
sociatiOn has decided to permit them
to become members of that body. A
special night will be set aside fol-
women in the city championship
tournament.
The tourney entry list may be
swelled by participants from Balti-
more. A proposal is before the as.
sociation officials to make it an oper
AFFAIR. Raltimoreans have not for.
gotten the overwhelming victory
gained by Washington bowlers ir
the Monumental City tournament
several years ago, and undoubtedly
they would welcome an opportunity
to retrieve the defeat.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
Brentwood Ready for Games.

The Brentwood baseball team will
have a strong nine for the coming
season. and they are ready TO book
games with fast clubs. For games
address G. w. Richards, P. o. Box
42S, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
DeHore NAV Come Back.

Chattanooga. March l6-Josh De-,
wore. according TO reports from the
South. may come back into baseball
as an outhelder with Sammy Strsngs
Chattanooga team Josh claims that
his army training has renewed his
youth.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-17
Herald Representative
In Nationals Camp

With the Washington Is A. sporting
editor
will tell he
As
Washington Herald will
complete and authentic Nationals
Herald. l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
CoLoCAUIoNES.

SOLICITA COLOCACION. En- cualquer
ramo excepto farmecis, joven graduado de
primer ano de Alta Escuela, muy bue-
mas referencias. Direction: Sol, II. San
Juan.
Sc DAN S5000.0O.- \ interes con buenas
garantias Total o parciamente Diriiirse q
Luis NJ Purcell Allen 81 tercer piso.
INSTITUTRIZ--Ingle de experiencia y
exito desea colocaci6n. instruction en- in
giles; ensena Frances musica. Ira cual-
quier punto de la isla. Dirijase a FL Mundo
UN BUEN MECANICO.-Con seis amos de
practica centrales, solieita cOlocaci6n CO.
mo tai como chauffeur do vehiculos pesa.
dos. Diriiase Luis Vazquez Humacao
SOLICITA COLOCACION.-Joven graduado
curse comercal. Cinco amos practica en- Ban.
co. Conocimiento de maquinilla. correspon.
deucia comercial ingles, con practcs do
un ano como investigator dc cuentas Bue-
mas referencas. Diriiase al apartado "a"
Rio Piedras.
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que NADIA saba del asunto que Sc ven
tilaba
lie suphquc me acompanara a la
ca "a del Lcdo. Guevara Munoz, ante
quien le suplique volviera a contestar
esas mismas preguntas, manifestan-
doe al notario que el no tenia que ha-
Ger ninguna declaration jurada al no
tario, supuesto que cl NADIA me habia
comprado a mi, nj yo NADIA le habia
vendido a el Entonces fui con el, y
acompanado del Lcdo. Guevara Mu-
noz. ante e Juez. y declare otra yez
que NADIA me habia comprado a mi.
Reporter iCuando fue usted eta
do para declarar ante el Comiaonado
Fod deral para hacer las investigated
nc5 del case?
Maldonado: Fui citado el dia Gator
&c del corriente Assist con mi alo
gado, el Lcdo F. H. Dotdn y mi,
testigos. los senores Lcdo. Cueyara
Nu1oz, Juan Davila Juan Maa1a
no
Reporter Una pregunta, para ter
minar: 6intervino el Jcfe MARITIME
y q guardia Berries en- este asunto
suyo2
Maldonado- Ne senor, soiamea,
81 dtimo, cl guardia Bcrrios, que ful
haccr ia investigation cn mi casa, a
las siete de la noche
Reporter: Mil gracias. senor Nal
doaado
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nterGSane interview entire e senior EadO MadOna aCuSadO ante la
COrG Federal pO IN detO de infTaCCi6n al aca Jones' ell
senior CaueraS COTGSpOnSa de 'E| MundO en- Vega Baa.

Reporter Scnor Maldonado: he sa-
bidO que las investigaciones de su
asunto Sc llevaron a cabo aver Y ven
go, en- representation de Ell MUNDO
a que usted me informe todo 10 refe-
rente dicho case.
Maldonado: Senor Carreras, no ten
go Inconvenience alguno en- informar-
lie, porque asi podre hacer al pueblo
que me ha juzgado, todo 10 que ha
pasado conmigo sobre el particular.
Rel5rter- Empecemos:
Maldonado- Eataba 70 en- San
Juan el dia de Julio Assist a los
festivales del dia, Y por Ia noche fui
al bale cue celebraban los obreros en-
el teatro. Por Ia manana del siguiente
dia, a las sete' tome cl tren.,que ne
condujo a esta pohlaci6n, donde ten
90 M familia. Ne senti algo mao
del estomaGo y mande a la farmacia
por un purgante, que tome en- segui-
da, recogi,ndome en- M habitaci6n.
Como las dos &c ia tlrde me visi-
taron dos amigos, cue cstuvieron con
migo, en- Ia habitaci6n, hablando dc
asuntos acionado5 con la fiesta del
4 de Julio
Tranquilamente me hallaba en- mi
cana, cuando, como 4 las siete de la
noche. llegaron dos policias solicitando
permiso para iavestigar 81 era cier-
to que yo tenia una gran cantidad dc
ron en- mi casa Tome este como una
broma que Sc me guerra dar; pero al
mostrarseme el mandamiento Official,
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FL olycSpopsoi
UN ANO DE PRESIDE


JESUS Cruz Gomez, por medic de su
abogado el Lcdo. Jose de Jesus Tizol.
Sc declare culpable aver en- el tribu
nal de distrito. La acusaeion que ha-
bia contra Cruz Gomez era por esca-
lamiento en- primer grado. cometido en-
ei estabiccimiento de Francisco Non
tanez, dc Bayamon a Quien Sc ic desa-
parecieron articulos q valor dc
$500. Jesus Cruz Gomez. al ser arrcs-
tado por c detective Carlos Alvara-
10, hizo varios disparos contra ei agca.
te lie la iusticia, no logrando herirlc
FL iuez Rossy le scntencio a eumplH
I'm ano de presidio.
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gustosamente abri las puertas de mi
casa, encendi las bombillas di en-
trada a los pOlicias, quienes hicieron
un minucioso registro en- toda la ca sa
NADIA encontraron. Al salir ellOs, les
manifesto que 10 que tenia en- mi ca
sa eran dos medias botelias de ron
sea $50 gramos, por prescription
facultativa para mi eSposa, que estaba
fernando medicinas Y tcnia que tomar
una alimentacion acompanada con go
tas de brandy 0 ron. Entonce5, los po-
lic.as me contestaron Nosotros he
mos venido a cumpiir este mandamien-
to- Nos llevaremos las dos medias bo-
tellas de ron Y 10 haYemos constar
asi Accedi gustoso 4 tai peticion,
porque 30 considero do.ito aiguno tc-
re- ciegta cantidad DC ron en- su ca
81. para asuntoa mcdicnales.
All dia a2uientc pc. a manana me
dnigi al Tribunal municipal, y me di-
10 el iuez Que 70 cat4ha denunciado
por habe9 vcnIido una botella de ron
Julio Legrand- al Musui. Esto
cause en- mi una cram sorpresa.
puesto que este sui1o jamas ha
visitado mi casa. Saa Immediate
mente a la calle, busqua un amigo Y
me diriei al denunciante y le pregun-
tt cuando el habia VI tado mi casa,
contestandome que nunea Volvi a pre-
guatarle cuando le habia 70 vendido
una botelia de ron. contestandome
GU nuuca, eXtranaudose dc estas
proguntas MAS, como demostrando
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PASAJERoS HERIDCS

En la carrctera de Barranquitas Co
merio I'm auto propiedad de Pedro Ma
ria Rivera, guiado por Pedro Iclana
Sc volco, sufriendo horidas contusio-
nes los pasajeros Aurelia Torres Car
mon Arroyo, Ctilia Wives Gregorio
Torres, quienes fueron curados de psi
mera iDtoncioa por el doctor Lavan-
dero.
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SIC vENDE UNA CASA EN- sANTURCE.-
Gale del Paraue No. 80. Tieue 7 dormitorios,
Fala, comedor, dos cuartos de baho. Bal
con corrido. Tn GRACE grande espacioso.
Toda ciase de arboles frutales. Cerca de la
.parada AZ medic Sin intervention de CO.
rredores 1nformaran en- la misma casa.
sE vENDEN.-Dos casas en- Ell barrio Chi
charo, calle de Ia Igualdad. Para informes
dirijase a Cadierno Hnos. Tetuan % 90.
San Juan.
VENDO FINCA.-120 cuerdas, Vega Baia
a Meroyis kil6metro 6. 40 cuerdas cana plan
tilla. algunas pihas toronjas Buena casa
vivicnda. Aaprtado II. Vega Baia.
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Compre Ell MUNDo.
Anuncios Economics Clasificados
- Yea la tarifa en- eI cuadrO de la derecha.
OOMPRAs.

LA LECHE HONOR.-Se conoce por el oio
que contene la etiqueta en- la lata. De ven
Ia EN- la Standard Grocery Cruz No 8.
81 CoMPRA.-Un pasaje para New York en-
uno de los proximos vapores. DirigaSe a
A. Muniz Tetudn 90. segundo piso
COMPRA: yuntas de bueyes de SO 40
arrobas cads una. en- buenas carnes, iove
mes, sanos que sean propios para trabaiar en-
grua Y wagonctas de cana.
C. Mnrique Caguas. Box u.
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PROPUESTAS DE MAESTROS

Las siguientes propuestas de macs
tros para ell proximo ano escolar han
sido aprobadas por ell Comis:onado de
instruction:
Naraniito, Yauco, Hatillo, Dorado,
Morovis, Patillas, Maunabo, San Lo-
renzo, Ousbradillas, Aguas Buenas, Ba-
rros. Santa Isabel. Rincon, Toa Baja,
Cidra. Ceiba. Humacao, Vieques, Caro-
lima, Moca, Sabana Grande Coamo.
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BE vENDz

Sc VENDE.-Magnihco pspel Coated, de Ia
misma clase peso en- que So imprimsn los
fotograbados de puerto Rico Ilustrado' al
precio reduc;dfsimo de $1l.OO la resma de
setenta libras, tamaho 25 3s-Pidalo a
Puerto Rico 1lustrado Inc, Salvador Brau
81, P. o. Box S45. San Juan P. R.-Todas
las ventas al contado.
SANGRINOL.-Para Hombres Mujeres
FL tonico ideal para las personas palidas y
debies, especialmente para las senoritas en-
la edad del desarrolo. Fortalece la sangre y
aumenta ell vigor.
Sc VENDE BARATO.-1. Un piano Frances,
| Lampara cristal, sala, luces, / Tocador
3 marmoles, luna biselada, 1Paraguero luna,
] Mesa para fltro, Sillones sala, 1 Cana
de dos plazas, . Banquetas para pasillo. In
formaran Cruz 81. ofcina de William B
Flesh &, Bro.
SU NOMBRE.-Es HONOR.
Sc vende con HONOR.
Leche evaporada HONOR.
De venta :-Parada % santurce
VENDo AUToMoVIL DoDGE.-Tourng ca.
81 nuevo baratisimo tiene gomas casi nuc
vas no pierda esta oportunidad Gle BARGE.
Iona 10 Jose stopt 16 media. santurce
tel 1872. roio.
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BE vENDA

BARATO. Sc vende un autom6vi "Mer.
cer'' en- buenAs condolences, propio para
guagua.
Tambi6n Sc vende Ia casa San Sebastian,
10. frente a 10 plaza San jose, con fscilida.
des para ell pago.
Para informes diriianse a Pedro g. Coma
lez, tel6fono 253 r. o. 1877. San Jose No. /
SOLICITE.-La leche HONOR en- la Santur-
ce Provision Co. es la mcior marca.
Carretera Parada II. No 176.
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Base -baII'' en- BOQuer6n

En- la seguridad de que habiamos de
presenciar el mejor juego de esta tenn
porada fuimos ell domingo a Boqueron
para yer Ia lucha entire los leones pom
ceiios los cardenales de la ciudad de
Mayaguez.
A las tres treinta hora anunciada
para comenzar la ansiada batalla los
islands" estaban nenos de excursio-
nistas de Ponce, Mayaguez, Yauco, Sa-
bana Grande Guanica, Cabo Rojo, La
jas, Hormigueros, Guayanilla y San
German, entire los cuales habia nluchos
simpatizadores y admiradores de los
jugadores de ambas novenas
Despues de la practica de costumbre;
de tomar nota los anotadores oficiales
de ambos clubs de los Lines ups;
de nombrar los "umpires" dc las
consequences peticiones dc los especta-
dores de cue ell juego comenzara pronta-
mente, el "chief umpire" el caballe-
roso y correcto ioven poncono senior
Montaner, dio Ia voz de play BALI,
yendo los poncenos al bate.
FL joven Csrrero lanza POI el Maya
guez. Carrero habia desompenado esa
miaaa base ell el iuego matinal ell con
ira del Ensenada' Arnque no pre-
senciamos dicho jnego, nos informan
que h.zo excelente labor, pues los cen
4v,l;aLoc o,oEo-o,, ,,.,, -o1, ,a~rovo -,
sodo el iuego, en- contra de diez ziete
cayreras que hicieron los mayagueza-
nos.
Ponce comienza aggressive y Sc anota
dos carreras en- el primer "inning"
una Ell e. segundo. Iii el tercer in
ming" Guifulchi ocupa el caj6n por
los mayagaezanos y le hacen dos carre-
ras, Cue dan al Ponce" un total de
cinco carreras por ninguna el Maya
guez'.
En- Ia cuarta entrada los mayagueza-
nos pisan el home" por primera vez.
Elm esta entrada, Guifulcht abandona
el cajon 10 ocupa Marcel, quien con
tiene el ataque dc los. poncenos en-
tonces comienza una verdadera y tenaz
lucha, pues ambas novenas dcfondcn sus
posiciones con verdadero intar6s, no
pcrmiticndo mas anotaciones hssta Ia
octava entrada ell que el 'Mayaguez "
pisa tres vece5 el home.
Van los poncedos al bate, por ultima
vcz. y hacan su Ultima cargera, tenien-
do entonces seis carreIas, per cuatro
el 'Mayasuez" En- estes momentos cae
una faerte ilnvia y hubo necesidad de
suspender ell juego.
FL resultado estaba dudoso, pues no
sabemos 10 que hubieran hecho los ma
yaguezanos ell la ultima entrada.
Los "umpires estuvieron correctos
on sus decisiones
La anotacion hasta ell momento de la
suspension del juego, fu6 como sigue:
FoECE.-2 90 1--6
dAYAGUEZ.- 20 0 0 / 0 0 0 3 x-4
BATERIAS.- ell Ponce: Da-
viii Hoyos. Por el "Mayaguez
Carrero, Guifulchi, Marcel Emiliano
A continuation damos nota de las
entradas ell que ambos equipos anota-
ron carreras:
PRIMER INNING. Ponce: Bel
tia, sacrifice Y coge primera Hoyos,
'hy" Caco. Beitia Sc roba la segun-
da y la tercera Fidel "ny' a Ernes-
to. Beitia anota Ia primera carrera de
la tarde, por mala tirada del recep-
tor a tercera. Caratini "base on balls +,
y luego Sc roba la segunda. Fortier,
hit toma primera entra Caratini.
Modesto ''hitted by pitcher. Daviu,
"out" EN- primera. Dos carreras,
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UN sUICIDIo

En ell barrio Jaguas dc la jurisdic-
ci0n Gle Penuelas ell joven Miguel Cruz,
do veinte amos Gle edad, residente Ell una
inca dc Ramon Fournier, Sc suicide dis
parandose un tiro con una escopeta
FL Fiscal del Distrito tuvo conocimien
to del case hizo la investigation CO.
rrespondiente.
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UN NINO ARROLLADO

En- la caEe del doctor we've, de Baya-
mon, un automovil guiado por su dueno
Antonio Rivera, arrollo al nino Oscar
Guzman. de cuatro amos de edad eau
sandole fuertes contusiones en- la pierna
izQuierda.
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MUERE Ell NINo JUAN RAMOS

En- ell hospital Toribio'' de Cr'1
yama fallecio el nino Juan Ramos, dc
trece amos dc edad, a consecuenci1 de
un golpe que recibicra al desplomarse
la escalora de la casa de Fernando Az
DIRE.
FL jucz hizo la investigation.