davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
Ponce, mayo 7-2O.
Manuel Gonzalez,

Manuel Gonzalez,
San Juan.
Lamento desgracia ocurrida Y .muer
te del sefor Riera, hacienda votos por
su pronto restablecimiento, del senior
Fabian demas companeros.
Melia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
Ponce. MAYO .. 1920.

P0Ace, mayo z, aJZU.'
Sr. Don Manuel Gonzalez,
San Juan, P. r.
Lamento desgracia- ocurrfdale su
persona, viaje autom6vil, celebrare ra-
pido restablecimiento.
E Rafael II. Setback.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
liayama. MAYO {. 192o.

Diollis,o Trigo,
San Juan, Z. r.
lNFuy de veras lamentamos desgraeia
i1ida nuestro tesorero general, Sc
Or Rfera. Encarecidamente supli-
amosle Sc Sirva informarnos estado
distinguidos fompaneros sefores Fa.
bian y Gonzalez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
tifiiaflo. mayo q. 1920. !

Ituado, mayo z, 1920.
Colonia Espaliola,
San Juan, 2. R.
Apenada Colonia Espailola Utuado,
fece testimonio de mayor condolen-
por luctuoso suceso ocurrido su
idente y dennis compatriotas en-
carretera de Arecibo a Lares
Eduardo Artau,
Presidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

ReficsiOnes dc an er-tebedOr
A todos nos ha prohibido el Gobler-
no la bebida. Sinembargo, el mar no
ha hecho case de la prohibition, pues
siempre esta 'picaO". M
RENE DE SAN JUAN,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

aquellos certificates que no hayan 81
do presentados al cobro.
Arecibo, P. R., 80 de AbriI de 1920.
A. PLA.
Advt. Tesorero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
81 peso Dc "a fata5tdad
No se apure usted. hombre

i No Sc apure usted, hombre -.
Sea flterte -. iPor que no coge us
ted la FataHdad4y Sc la echa a las es-
raldas?
No me atreyo. Temo que me
aplaste..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
L60ica infanh.

Dc manera que cuando eI aqua
Sc convierte en- hielo aumenta de pc
so?
Isl, senior; de peso y dc precio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

Manatf, mayo Z, 1920.
Don Manuel Gonzalez,
Care J. Perez Losada,
San Juan, P. R.
FL Casino Espafiol de Manatf, muy
conmovido por ell tragico suceso de
anoche, ansia vivamente el pronto res
tablecimiento de usted.
P. Cortes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

Ponce, mayo I-IJ1U.
Manuel Gonzalez,
San Juan.
En- nombre de la Directiva y Casa
de Espana doy a I'd. nuestra mas
sentida condolencia por la muerte del
senior Riera Y hacemos votos por el
pronto restablecimiento de I'd, Sc
nor Fabian y demas companeros.
Jose Gonzalez,
Presidente Casa de Espana de Pom
ce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

-Conque, cuando los llevaban us
tedes para Francia, iban metidos to-
dos en- un continue jaleo?
No senior; eh un transporte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
Ba Una fonda.

Olga usted, camarero; ipcr que
me sigue usted trayendo esta misma
sopa todos los dfas?
-Porque usted no ACADIA de conner
sela.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

del
Gnebra Suza del II
atendda representation Official del Goberno
del
Daniels para DANA de uua muy
extensa uyas spas la Mujer favor de-
electoral 30
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
Mayagiez, mayo 7, 1920.

Mayagiiez, mayo z, 1920.
Perez Losada,
Diario Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
Ruegole presentar mi sentido pesa-
me fanilia Riera, comunicarles don
Manuel Y Fabian, mis- sinceros deseos
de pronto restablecimiento. Suyo
Iafectfsimo.
J. Fernandez Ortiz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

Playa Mayagiiez, mayo Z, 1920.
Jose Perez Losada,
San Juan, F. r,
Conmovidos tragico fin valiosisimo
hombre Riera. Colonia esta de due
10. Inf6rmenos estado don Manuel
Y don Rafael, cuya salud necesitamos.
Benigno Rodriguez.
Presidente Centre Espanol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
Manuel Gonzalez,

1ducO, mayo Z, IJzU.
Manuel Gonzalez,
San Juan, P. r.
Dolorosamente impresionados por
vuestro accidente, celebra mncho
4. I'd haya escapado con vida Y deseole
pronto restablecimiento.
Arturo Lluberas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
Agustia NaUurro,
Yauco. mayo z. 1920.

Tesorero Casa de Espana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

UIICt, IHHtyV INA1V'
Manuel Gonzalez,
San Juan.
En- nombre de la directiva y CEN
tro espanol doy I'd. el mas sentido
pesame por la muerte del senor Rera
" hacemos votos por el pronto resta-
blecimiento de I'd, senSr Fabian y
denlas compaleros.
Pedro ]. Bonnin Fuster,
Presidente Centre Espailol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
En- Ell restaurant.

--Mozo, este cafe esta llcno de tie
ira.
No 10 extrano, porque fu6 cosecha
do esta manana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08

Playa Ponce, mayo {. 1920.
Don Manuel Gonzalez,
c/o Rubert Hermanos,
San Juan, P. r.
Enterados terrible accidente envia-
mos testimonio nuestra simpatfa ce-
lebramos su mejorfa.
Carlos Armstrong e Hijos Sues.
Anasco, mayo $40.
Dibnisio Trigo,
Presidente Junta Junta Central Ca
Sc de Espafa,
San Juan.
impresionadisimos desgraciado ac-
cidente infortunado Riera rogamos ex
prese familiares sentimientos solida-
ridid.
Junta Local Ahasco.
Y Plays Maysgiiez 7, mayo 1920.
= %. E0mba.
San Juan.
lebemos considerar duelo naeional
>i|da Pepc. Cpidemos los heridos
n sa|var alro de Ia gran catfstfo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
Tragedia del Viernes
Impression en- Ia Isla
|OS TELECRAMAS RECIBIDOS

Ponce, mayo 7-2O.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-08
Caguas, s mayo 192v

Meliaa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
POLOIST MOURNED HERE
"Monte" Waterbury's Death Causes
Sorrow Amonu Local Friends


Sorrow Among Local Friends
News of the death of James NJ.
Montc) Waterbury. Jr.. famous in
ternational polo player. spread gloom
today through local polo circles, where
Mr.. Waterbury. some years ago. was u
well known figure.
He has played on the Meadow
brook and ROckaway Free Booter
teams in this city. played here. in the
intcrcircuit tourney some few years ago.
and has ridden his pony against the
Bryn Mawr. Country Club and other
local teams. Mr.. Waterbury was n
bosom friPnG of the Strawbridgr
brothers. star local poloists. and had
host of other friends among the local
players. having ridden beside several
of them on the same team.
Monte Waterbury was not only one
Of the best polo players in the coun :
try" said one of his friends here to-
day. "brt he was also an ardent lover
of the game, aiding in every way pos &,
sible it's development A man of
means. he never hesitateG to aid any
player who needed mounts, training
and other encouragement. He was
rather missionary for the game and
everybody liked Monte Waterbury"
Mr.. Waterbury was one of the ablrSt
players the country ever produced and
with his brother Lawrence was Il mem
bcr of the American team which sue
ccssfully defended the International cur
until 1914. when England rcgaincd it
! Locally he was member of the Mea
dowbrook. Racquet and Country Clubs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
WOOD|E PLATT IS
/. REAL CHAMPION
Young Titleholder Takes Z
Chance in All Local
Golf Journeys
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

Ever since j. W.Platt defeated
Francis Quimet at Oakmont and
went to the seinfnal Of that classic
struggle for the amateur golf champion
ship of these United States he has laid
the national prestige these triumphs
gave him on the local grille without fear
Of ieopardizing his reputation.
He has entered every local tourna-
ment, has taken his chance with the
rest, picking neither Journeys nor his
odds against the field. Platt won the
Philadelphia championship. tourna-
ment open to every amateur in the dis
trict,' in mastery fashion.
His day sees more really good players
in Philadelphia than the district has
probably ever known. Against this op
position and the intricate caste condi-
tons of the city's golf. Platt has played
his game to far greater percentage of
success than failure. Nobody can win
all the time in golf. But this young
star Of twenty two years has come as
near to 1t as humanity possible this year
in local golf
He won the medal at North Hills. at
Old York Road and Shawnee. He won
the tournament finals at North Hills,
Philadelphia championship and Bala
lie was runncr-up at Shawnee and
Llanerch and scmifinalist at Old York
Road and Atlantic City. He was also
runner up at the Patterson memorial
tourney and led North Hills to the sub
urban championship. He has played in
dozen tournaments or more 50 far this
season and in every one he has met the
best players of the district.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
A THLETIC Philadelphia Is throb-

A THLETIC Philadelphia IS throb-
a bing with pride today. Once again
in the international competition in Bel
gium. the Stars and Stripes have been
raised to the heights by athletes of this
city.
Jack Kelly. the Ncsper Boat Club
oarsmrn, whose marvellous skill and
power has dominated scullng events all
over the world. yesterday boosted his
own prestige, gained moro fame for
Philadelphia aud proved again the su-
prCmaCy of American athletes by win
ming the Olympic single Sculling cham
ponship, over the channel waters of
Brussels. Belgium.
In addition. Kelly. mated with his
cousin. Paul Costello. also of the Nes-
per Boat Club. lifted the doubles soul
ling championship on the same stream.
But this was not the end OF Thila .
dclphia rowing glorics. The Pennsyl J..
vania Barge Club crew. consisting of
Erich Fcderschmidt. stroke: Franz
Fcderschmidt. Carl Elosc and Kenneth
Myers. finished second to the Swiss
oarsmen. the champions of Europe, in
| the four Dared title pull.
Beat Diamond Winner
! The victory of Kelly stamped hin
without question as the greatest Scull"'
! in the world. In his final heat he dc
Who won rho diamond Sculls champion
shin H roco IN EngInmd II will be re
! mcmbered that kclly's entry in tn
Momond ovrnt was rnCuScd by the Eng
TSb Sc'llary
T Rnt still moro glory has come t,
pb;IaJoInhi. hosidos rhc Lonors game,
IN tbo rowinr events. for Miss Iren
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30

"Aint this Il swell place." asked Oswald. so quiet
you could commit murder and no would know II.
The strangers looked another in nervous
ama2emCnt In the meantime, the pinch hitting host had
put another record and left the room.
Guess he's gone, said Speaker. He didn't mean
anything When
The sound of knife being sharpcnCd rudry inter
ruptcd speech All three rushed the kitchen and
there distinct sghs of relief when Oswald
making sandwich.
But the party not yet over. Although midnight
had and gone Oswald believed it up him
entertain his guests. He told them all about the war;
showed his favOrtc rifle and at a. suggested that
they go fishing. Two hours later they still fishing
listening narrowing tales of marine monsters that
never were caught
In this manner, tn" tired Iris Speaker spent quiet
night in the country Railroad trains and shril whistles
echoed in tn" still air. At eight he and his sleepy
panionS rolling bark to Philadelphia.
"Gad came out said Spoke drowisly Nothing
like nice, quiet night in the country. You get lots of
sleep. Wonder what Nind Of ground glass can send
TO OSwalL?'
THERE ball game Saturday and thrcc
4 members Ot tic Ccrcidmd club left rrord n the
hotel desk that Cy not TO be disturbed all day.
ThCy also nm they ICCre not in il OsCHh CGicd
Copyright. 1920 by Public Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
-Chnpter Ill

,s,uIS is great place said the Cleveland manager
L after being made welcome to the log cabin built
among the pines and the hPmloCks the banks of the
scenic Schuylkll Sorry | didn't know Of it before
would have spent all of my time here
Oswald was not the but pinch hitter for him.
The wealthy proprietor away Il business trip.
That makes difference, said Oswald by way
Of explanation Just make yourself at home and enjoy
yourself / going away to pinochle tournament and
will not return until late
The ball players and the dashng young secretary
cpovod themselves immensely Then they retired to get
as much quiet and pure possible In the meantime
the host chauffeur had excused himself to his own
place.
Thus the three strangers hit the hay in strange
cabin For an hour they happy and contcntcd.
They were getting much needed rest But only for an
hour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
CHAPTER II

PEAKER consented to spend quiet night in the coun-
- try and accompanied by Walter McNichois the
washing secretary and Smoky Joe Wood who right fields
and occasionally pitches for the Cleveland club climbed
into the well upholstered gasoline consumer which was
leaning against the curb.
1t was a plcaSant trip through the park. German
town Chestnut Hill. Norrstown and points north The
airswas pure aud and the casting golden
glow the landscape before taking its final plunge IN
the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30

made in our plans The family is out at the bungalow
and it slipped my mind We cant go there because there
is
However" he continued nervously ms deep silence
greeted his remarks. IL have friend who has place
about q mile further up and will stay there TIC
doesn't know we are coming but we are welcome
Dense silence hung heavily around the car when the
address ended abruptly. Neither MI NC
Nichols nor Mr. Wood commented on the change IN the
program but settled back In the seat resigned TO '
fate They were sure something about to happen.
syT'S ALL right" said Speaker as the car roHed
Afo,rdrd its ucr destination. "Anv place wW do'
so Tong as il is in the country chere IL is quiet and we
can get good nights sleep We are ~h yo"' ont
be sure il is a quiet place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
SOCCERITES TO MEET
Allied League to Hold Session on
Wednesday

So far thirty five soccer cubs have
renewed membership in the Allied Amer
lean Football Association for the 1920
81 season OF these eight clubs are
entered in the first division, nine in thu
second, eleven in the third and five in
the fourth. while Disston \. \, and
Germantown B. {, are affiliated mem
bers.
A meeting will be held AT North
Branch Y. NJ. G.. A. on Wednesday
night and additional entries will be re-
ceivsd. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30

a y
w ZOO 81 h.,i,,n .ao,o, v.i,bir the
o'N,"S ,,,,,
next tnrth!Sht' len HhI'H' wa" mans
from Rayoun", y. j.. will for III" eighth
vcur make m effort to get a crack at
,I, u..,II,o,....;,,h, ohor,rior.bir This
''' "''"''''"''S mum
sam" young gent OF the gloves mas oe'h
boxing for more than ten years. during
v.h;ch ,iDn no I'M. ,eep four champjou1
. 49,, cs,,, ,,,r,.
come an" co. uH" nov '"' '''" wv
appear. to b" taking the same stand as
IN" othcrs--Johnny Wilson has halIy
refused to meet thc Rayonnr boxer.
George kaus. whtI" king pm 81 the
middl"W"jghts, always suffered with m
attack OF lockjaw whenever hr was
asked 10 talk business about match
with Smith. and 20 on all the way down
he line through George chip and Al
Mccoy s. Mike - I)oWd ana now W ~
SON rOuuuerCr of the 81. Paul Irish
90, g., .,,,,o raosnr ,r
nun az VI 'H' Io' '"'I'' ''"'"" W
other, crossed the street when tApS saw
Smith cOming left has boxed some of
~. I oa.l;,,, ..
vi" tltI"h"IuerS' anu h''orutns 10,
riI t.V gtp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
by A. C. Ross, Canadian yachtsmau.

by A. C. Ross, Canadian yachtsman.
MIR. Ross, who is promoter of Il
scheme under which Canadian yacht
publicly subscribed for and to be de
signed, manned and skippered by Ca
nadiuns. shall compete through rec,
ogni2cd yacht club. also asks the lrisl
baronct lat the same time to mutually
press upon the New York Yacht Clut
the great dpSirability for change frOm
semi inside to an altogether outsid,
sailing course. and for an entirely dif
fprent cla.s of yacht for these races.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
} MAKE THE DETROIT TIGERS LOOK LIKE KITTl
$4,000 ADDED FOR
BIG SERIES WINNERS
Members of Losing Team Each Viii Dra,o Doun
About $4,000, AH of Which Is in addition
to Honor and acclaim
BY GRANTLAND RICE

he always had something in reserv.
Let the Giants get four or five runs e..
Matty and he Immediately eased ~ ,or
For this reason the record of ea, up;
runs against him doesn't indicate ha
true class. MS
There are many types who can't tot,
the risk Of stacking up. For once tbsv
40 they lack the ability to get going
Asking Why?
nEAR SIR-Why is It that basebsn
- crowds don't know how to be fair,
Years ago in Pittsburgh l heard than
bawl wagner out for flaming thros
times in a game when he had won bnn.
dreds OF games for the same city. Tho
terrific razzing that Cobb received in
New York recently was the most I'm
sportsmanlike thing l ever saw. n trni
cal example, of the cowardice Of tha
mob. In another recent game I boarJ
many fans around me say as pitchos
Collins came out: Here comes old
Rip! Oh, you, Rip !" Three inninvs
later they were yelling: Take tho bnm
OUT" Yes, they're fine lot of sports.
men. READER
THE wonder is that most ball playera
! don come into a grabbed existence
To be checred one day and panncd To
a livid finish the next il always a sour.
ing episode in ones existence. The
ball player. on the average has developed
a philosophy through complete realiza-
tion of the fickleness of the crowd.
l0NLY one of them can win, but Gin.
~ cinnati. Brooklyn and New. York. in
the National League, have all shown
first class gameness through the penpant
fight now drawing to tho final stages
Cincinnati and Brooklyn have both
come back repeatedly after their re-.
verses and so far have refused to break
under pressure and disappointment
The Giants had a long way to come
but they have been plugging their way
forward for many weeks. The spirit Of
the six contenders--the three alrendy
mentioned, with that Of Chicago, Clpvc.
land and New York. in the American
League, has been noteworthy all the
year.
(Copvrioht. 1920. An rights reserved.J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
Chapter "

OSWALD returned and he showed the effects of tough
" ninochlc tournament. He a picture of happiness
in 1916. which before the birth of the nineteenth
amendment He dazzlcd a bcholdcrs with the brilancy
with which he lighted
First he remembered phonograph records
and played them. Then he Carord some recent songs
which partially remembered BY this time his guests
were wide awake and stepped out to have look
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
A DIFFERS Questions

A DIFFERS Questions
Tell as, Grantidnd. tell us truly
Yoa're some golfer ne'H agree
DO you eUer top the pellet
When you're driving of the feef
Then. pih brassie in the fdirtoaV,
Set TO give the ball ride, -.
DO Vou euer dub yonr second
/ Straight against the bunker's side9
Or rcith niblicb in a sand trap,
DO you shoot 10 fair and high,
Or Just soak IL on the noodle,
Giving IL deeper lief
When, ,eith mashio you're approaching,
DO you get the pitch and roll, ...
Or look up and sometimes send u
Nowhere near the bloonin' hole!
Come on, Grantiand. tell US dubs pho
Read "The Sportlighf' ep'ry day
Hop are Barnes, Ray, Vdrdon, Hageni
DO thcy eper get that iodyS
GEORGE w. MARTIN.
J'rc seen Hagen top q brdssie,
Ted Ray slice into q rpt;
I're seen Vardon stand aud quiper
As nc bleio a fUo- foot putt.
Ire seen all the stars in bunkers,
Tossing sand UiM eyes dfdme,
For, as Georgie Lou once put u,
"Gof is sure an Umblin' game
TN ADDITION to the honor and the
L acclaim. it will mean at least $4,000
to each ball player to be listed on the
&c thn rnrII caripg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
URGES CUP YACHT CHANGES
Canadian Wants Three Cornered
Race Over Outside Course

Montreal, Aug. 3O.-An open let
ter" to Sir Thomas Upton. urging him
to withdraw Ibis declared inteution to
compete agnin for the America Cup in
1921 or 1922, in favor of a Canadian
challenger, or to agree in proposal to
make the next race a triangular con
tcst." was made public here yesterday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30


}ora! ttcholdcr FoIo~,HE his 1S ntnsround round
RRnTcEou1 RryeTS 6eIG yGStoTy over Johnny Downe, at
IN Boston began to refer 10 Tip" as tho
sisntweight champion Of the New England
West Manayunk will De the scene of
II44ugh hftecn-round battle tonight, Larry
HAL;TIrn the Dane, and Whitley Fi,zRcrald.
SOCK IN type, viii clash over the distance
4 return t!lt between Danny Rodgers and
"ard-d. as Is te1-rotnd"r between Denny
drieVes and Ray Davis.
the new MANAGER Of Marty Kane IaKe
has boon following the gam" for more than
Soog srqre r. OF ,o {e@rs and admits knowing q
2ia,,,, &py He I,,, wants to s,9ssk MaTty asPins,
tams any number ot rounds.
Tickets for the reopening Of the Camden
SD0rtsmcnS cub were put sale at
Schou's this morning with Johnny Nc
HuiEan dealing out the precious psstcboArds
Herman Taylor's show with benny Leonard
.S.o, sGd X. Logshiln In The hsadliner, is
VIII be twelveroundor Joe Benjamin w.
FIarkie E9nifrey is to be ten. Joe Bur
TuohGv Ts. JOHNNY MenIy six,
Willie BTltt lett FOR Now York today for
an interview with Leo p Flvun who +.
assisting Tex Richard In M king matches
at Madison square Ga rdCn. Britt will make
an orort to match Dave Astey and Billy
NJ rccr for respective bouts. Astey Id
booked 10 m6et Martin Judge at the National
here September -.
The regular season w Philadelphia Ia IA
10 ushersd In on the night Of September 3,
Fulton and Sam McVcy. pair OF Scne'
gambian giants, meet Ht the leo Palace
George Pawling saws A lot of Improvement ts
have been made for fstiC patrons this sea,
son. Jimmy Murphy VI. Jack PalTacr viii
he tho semi.
4 bout between knockout SAMSON anC
/ KNOCKOUT sullivan !s In tho making. This
I pair Of hard-htting lIghtwebhts have beer
. matched several times. hut they never came
together owing to injuries suffered by Sulli
| van Now he is In prime form and both ar,
/ ready for action.
| GeOrTgic REYNOLDS tas been matched to mee
| Pete Latzo at HaZleton. Pa, ten rounds or
| Sept smber IL.
There nre letters In the Sports Depa rtme nj
! OS the EyENING PTBIlC LEDGER for Jimm,
Myson and Johnny nowr"y.
Harry Greb boxed "A tcn-round draw wits
Ted Jameson. of Milwaukee, at Crane
Rapids. Mich. oh Saturday nisht.