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ORTIZ .RuBIO PERSIGUE A Los
PERlODiSTAS QUE 10 ATA-
CARON

MORELIA, Mich. Mayo 25.-Ayer
Sc libraron exhortos a toda Ia repd-
blica con objeto de u a~prehendan a
los seiiores Francisco Veyro, Tomas
Ochoa. Francisco Arenas Lopez Dona-
to Guevara p. Alberto Padierna y Jo-
Sc S%obreyra, ell primero redactor de FL
OrGen', los seglndos directories de Ell
Occidental, Y los dltimosr propietarios
Y ~redactores del semanar.-i .El Clart-
nete', 0rgano del L.arraurismo.
Sc les acusa dc que llevaron a 4
90 un labor punihle atacando al go
bierno de michoacan. lanZando gTa-
yes cargos sobre el gobernador 1nge-
Micro Pascual Ortiz Rubio.
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MARTINEZ ROJAS, SEcRETARIo
DE GOBIERNO DE TAMAuLIPAS

. VICTORIA, Mayo 2s.-Ei Sober-
nador provisional del Estado. Iicen-
ciado Emilio Portes Gil. nombro Sc
cretario General del gobierno al Lie.
Federico Martinez Rojas.
Ha hecho tambien otros nombra-
mientos, Y puede decirse que esta
cambiando totalmente ell personal de
Ia administration del Estado.
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JOSE ANTONIO RIVERA G.
MIGUEL ROLANOS CACHO
ENSENANZA.

AboS.do Consuluor- Apav.aac PostAl {
Ersenaja. BajS California. dexico
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MoLINOS DE PIEDRA PARA NIXTAMAL.
dc . y 5 cahsllos de fuerza- Pida folleto. P.
BACA. Box e2i. Los Angeles, Cal.
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACIoN a Ia per-
soma que me proporcione info-nes exactos
acerca del actual peradero de Diego Cutie
rrez. de so amos de edad. e~statura bais, color
blanco. nariz afilada, quien anda en- compa-
MIA de Ia nina Maria Perfecta Mesa. de 10
amos de edad. En- 1918 salieron de Irapuato.
Guanajuato. con rumbo a los Estados Uni
dos. y desde entonces no Sc han recibido mas
~ncticias de ellos. Cualquier informe sobre
este asunto, dirijase a Sabine Mesa. Camp.
No. 4. Mingus, Texas. "a
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Sc DESEA SABER 81 actual p~aradero del
ioven Pablo Beltran. de Is amos dc edad. color
moreno. ~estatura alta y complexion gruesa,
luien desde ell sabado % del actual desapa-e-
clio de su domicilio. sin que hasta hoy haya
sido possible encontrarlo. Cualesquier infor-
me sobre este asunto. dirijase a Sra. Petra
Vargas. Go. La Prensa." San Antonio Te-
xas. 1901
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NEcEsTTo pEsENRAIZApoREs

para If n Three Rivers. Texas. para desen-
rai-ar . 900 races. Precio de $1,000 hasts
$40 90 Dor acre Ell trabaiador debe traer
hechas. tainches y carpas; 81 no tienen yo
Sc las proporciono ; lueso las pagan en- abo.
nos faciles. Yo page cada semRna en- e!
camps, no pago con cheques. pago con pura
plata. Tsngo gentes en- mi campo ganendo
*. 90 diarios. ahorita tengo 100 hombres en-
mi campo. Las ssiidas son por el Pepot.
del NJ. X. & T. cada lunes a las $50 de
IN mahana. Yo no soy contrstista. Nj reco-
mendacior es c~ualquier mex!cano que haya
trabajado ~conmigo. c. NJ. Posey. IL! Pan
sonl Tberee Rivers, Texas. ll
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ABOGADOS.
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ

AsoSado Mexicano .7is-T2o Brady BlGE-. Te-
lS:ono c.. 70 - san Antonio. Texas
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Para libros en- espanoi dirijass
listed q Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
11s N. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio.
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CASA. DE VENTA, EN-
CONDICIONES TAN VEN
TAJOSAS, QUE RESULTA
MAS FACIL QUE Ell PAGO
DE RENTA. Situada en- Ia II
nea de Hot Wells.
Acabamos de construir esta
hermosa Residential, Ia cual
cuenta con TODD genera de CO.
modidades. Tiene elegantes
chimeneas. libreros, pisos de
MADEIRA muy bicn pulida, cortl-
mas, installation electrica Y ca
lentadores Pittsburg. Esta ca
sa es algo verdaderamente U
gestivo- Su cocina cuenta o
TODD genera de comodidades Y
esta perfectamente acabada.
Tiene un pasillo para ell bano,
Tue lie da gran conlodldad. Su
precio es sumamente barato Y
las condolences de pago tan ven
tajosas, que Sc psgara con ma
yor facilidad que la renta. Pre-
Cunten por ,el senior Lodbvlc,
TEMPLE HILL DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY, j. j. Lo-
dovic, Presidente Y Gerente
General. Or. 512. 21S Central
Office Bldg.
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G~RATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona que
me proporeione informes exactos acerca del
actual paradero de Jesus Salazar. de 20 amos
dc edad, color Moreno. barba partida, ojos
chinos. de quien en- Julio de 1919 Sc reci-
bieron las ultimas noticias. procedentes de
Bascau, Montana. Cualesquier informe So
bre este asunto. Girijase a Epigmenio Vaz-
Quez, ChrySotile. Ariz- (S1)
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.AkIiCULUS MEAiLANUS

ACAE-AOS DE i-:---
CAJEIAS De CELAYA 4 sue. y SIS i~
Goccna. SALSA MOLE l5c. bOteLa PlQGI.
IN vlnaGre. I5c: chile verde en- vlnagre 10
UULCES MEXICANOS 100 surtldos $l.l5
Jarabes de iruta, SI.OO boteiia dc cuarto q
salon yInos emboUeI.aGos sin alcoho! Sl.os
gallon $3.50 caIa de - bote!LaS Escooeu!t"s
NC. y l5c Mo.ca!stes piedrs 50c hetate~
Ills; msnos sue.Jas soc: PREClOS POF>
LIBRA: Mel de tuna soc Mclcocha de IA
- sue: AIo seco. nuevo. SOC QUeso oianco,
- y 5uc seGun ciaSci CarGc SEGA % ) 'oe
-anarCn nuevo Soc; Habas zoe. GarbaLLy
aueyo Ia. l5c Lenteja &c FrIoI IcpGrI =,
IoraS gSr Si.OO. NERDADERO PiLOHCi-
LLO ME&iCANU tho reforuadol zoe: ChC
,ULATk III IAPATIU', EaranuCado CO.
no superior 4 cuaQuieya otrO. Plda mues.
- gratis. 55c. Lib. CHILE PASlALA NJ
X \ AULAlO, InpcrJadoS de Mexico,
sI..5: Chipoue seSo SI.OU; Guai!lo 35c: CHI
e aucho. pisado S5c: ComIao rs; Casca
*. nueyo 90: PiqUIn extra Csc: Japorcs
4vc semiLa calabaza 40c COiAclon 3sc, ca.
e mU.Ido con cSYrctas 7Oc Chor.Zo meNlea
40 i6c. Cnseharron nueyo Sc. CniE para
CeIrescos Size. NERBAS MEDlClNALEL
aaeyas GuaJe ciriaI ass, COntrayeroa $4.5J
LILO. Bo-ra!a, Rosa DC CasuHs. etc. etc.
LOLA De GUADALAJAkA. PIdA Lot
ueleraI TRAITS. DESPACEO IMMEDIATE
~ FEDIDOS. DiriIanse a CABEGOD Bios.
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Sc DARA DUENA GRATIFICAcIoN

persona que proporcione infofmes exactcs
ncerca del actual psradero de Martin y Ga
hriel Guerrero. hernanos. de 10 y g amos,
respectivamente: Guicnes Sc fueron con Ii
brado de Leon. el I de Agosto dc 1919.
rumbo q Robstown. Texas. Los muchachos
son de color moreno y Ell mas chico tiene los
ojos torcidos. Cualesquier informe sokse es-
Re asunto, diriiase a la sonora Porfiria Lu-
so. co la Prensa." San Antonio, Texas.
t2a)
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PARA CANAR MAS DINERo

Aprenda listed IN
giles en- su propia
casa, por medic de
nuestro curse espe-
cial, y Ia ayuda de
una persona ameri-
cana. Envienos 81
nombre V direction
V de daremos Infor.
mes.
2I41s Main st.
P. o Box SIS
RUDY COLLEGE
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DE SUMO INTERES PARA ToDoS LOS
MEXICANOS. Oficjna de informaeiones en-
general. Atiendo por correo o Ie5esr~to toda
clase de cacarScs J coGlsiones. NJ D.. CA
NARENA. pirijase P. o. Box 4S5 o visite
me en- Overland St. 2O717. FL Paso. Te
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- : VISOS DE- OCAS/ON- -


DARE BUENA RATIFICATION r Ia perso-
ma que me proporcione informes e1actos
accrca de Fcrmin Resendez de % amos de
eStatura regular. ~soltero. barba cerrada'
boca chica, pestana china y naris regular
quien desde hace tres amos no ha sido possible
ell lugar donde Sc encuentra. Sc SUI
pone que Sc halia en- Pennsylvania. Cuales-
quier informe sobre este ~asunto, diriIase 4
Bonifacio Lascano. 914 9Th. st. Herington'
Kansas. ISL
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COMPRAS.

CONPRAMoS BRILLANTES. Pagsmos Is
Dor cienuo mas. scbre <! presto a CUE ustet
los adaul!i6 &c nosotros In amos anterores.
pagarros al riSIYUso contsdC. orc vIeJc. plata.
r~elo5cs, bri!anteS ; toda ciasc de loyeria.
AceTtamos bonos &c Ia !i6ertsd : ia par. en-
ccmpras Que So ncs hagaE. Alamo Je"lry
Co. SIS Alamo Plaza
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MISCELANEA.

lMANDE pintar y reparar sus petacss y We
Ices y le guedaran enteramente HueVaS' FFe-
c;cs c6ncdns. SIS Doiorosa st.
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VENDO historic Mexico 4 Traves de los
Siglos." DiriEirsc a I'll Thee Avenue. Tel.
Tr. 646.
Sc VENDE lote grande con casa de Il Guar
tos. Luz. gas hshos hucna construction.
cerca del mercado, escueia e islesia- 44o4t2
". Commerce St ~
MANDE Is centavos en- estan'plllas y a
yu.lta de corrac recibira S vjstas totoSTa-
ficas de la Capital de Mexico. I'll Live Oak
ST. San Antonio, Texas.
81 listed USA maquina Oliver le convene
invertir soc. en- una preparation que no so.
10 deja Ia base como nUevs, sino que Erlp!aca
' cvitara que las parties niqueladas sc oTiden;
puedc usagic tambien rara aceitar!a. LUIS
NJ. Rubio. ;0l Camar6n st l2sb
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Sc NECESITAN mujeres para renendar sa-
cos. paEan1os l2c. por el tamano No. J.. de
5 BUSHELS. SIS Monterrey St t31l
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESTTAN sehoras para 81 trabajo ge-
neral Ge casa. Ocurran a Star Employment
Co. Cos W. Houston st. tzjl
Sc NECESTTA barbero competence. que sea
jovcn } active. 'Dirijanse a 1908 Market 81.
Galveston. Texas. Nol
Sc NECESiTA Eeno-a para trabajo liGero.
On casa de dos pcrsonas. Sc da habitacion
yentlada = amrlia ahi mismo. 1882 West
Craig Place. Tel. CT. $500. tSl1
Sc NECESTTA muchacho cue tcrga caoa!lo,
para repartir peri6dicos todas las manahas'
D;r;r;rse nj S.. Gonzalez Oiicinas de L
PreUSa.
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81 NFCESITA cares para muda1LaS. . car
gar cquipajss, liable a RCSALES: Telsfoao
Travis llGo-
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RUDY COLLEGE Houston, Texas

IN ASCNCIG ep Ia PRENSA' sieap-e
&c de exito SECURE Lame I'd. al t~slsfouo
Travis 24Ii y Anunciese desde lusGo.
SELLoS De COMA de superior calidad a
p-ecios eomoGos. Extenso surtido de tipoS Y
SrE6ados. Acentos para el idioma espahoL
Pida c~at5ioEo ilustrsdo en- espapol. enviaa-
co 10 cenJavos en- estaupillSs. Telefono Ira
VS. 1892. 6o9-6ll Dolo-cEA St.-SG1 Anto-
Mo, Texas. La unicR casa mexiSana que
hace ssllos en- San Antonio.
EsCuclSs de matrinonio, de defunci6n. tar
jctas de bale. de bautizo, eomercia!es; toda
S.ase De impresos.
IMPRENTA FUENTES
cIT1L DoIol0Sa St ADlE
M ~ Ts!Siono Travis TGAC
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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Lie. LENARO CENICEROS

AboSaLc Hcyicano. Sestiqra todtG c!aSe dc
neSocios Sudiciaies. atrHlnlsrratlvcs y nine
-os. A-artadO 1855, Miami. Ariz-
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACIoN a Ia perso.
ia Que me proporcione informes exactos acer-
ca del actual paradero dc Panfi!o Lopez y de
Ia Sra. Hcrmenegilda Rangel. auienes hacc
cuatro amos Sc encontraban rad;cados en- cs
Angels. Calf. Panfilo es alto. complexion del
gada. como de % amos dc edad. Cualssquier
inforrle sobre este asunto, diriiase a Guada-
upe Carrillo Lopez. Ottawa, Hans 1907
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Sc N~ECESITAN chauffeurs para vender y
r~crartir sodas de 10 mas alta calidad. Para
mayores informes. d~irijanse a Torreho Mfg.
20 qO7.O9 S. Flores st. 1907
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sc S.. Auto Livery

College S.. Auto Livery
Cuando uecesite IN msEnt:lcc CAIRO de . ,
S cilIndros, que le cause verdadsra satsfac-
ciyn usar.o. y nane:s-!o I'd. misruo. Lame n
TeleicnO Or. u67ll. 2lt College St
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Sc DESEA snber el p~aradero del niho Rogue
B"'ello. de 8 amos de edad. que desapareci6
e viernes 81 del actual. de 81 casa 6ls South
Concho.. Es blanco. de ojos cafes. relo lacio
v castano, anda dezcalso y con una chama-
IRA roja. Sc gratificara a Ia persona que in
forme Embellishments, n Ia Sra. Eusebia Ra-
mos. 5ls South Concho St. San Antonio,
Texas. 1927
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Sc GRATIFICARA con $500 q Ia persona
Que proporcione informes exactos acerca. del.
actual paradero del ioven Miguel Gallegos, hi
10 de Francisco Galegos. va finado. y de
Francesca Leon. que ain vive en- el mes de
Febrero ultimo. Sc crcontraba en- Austin, Te-
xas, sin haberse tenido mas ~notie!as acerca
de su paradero. Cualesquier informc sobre
este asunto, dirjjase a Emilio Melendez. ll5
n. Leora St. Sab Antonio. Texas. t3D
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BOTONES de Celuloide: Santo Nino, Guada-
lupana, Zaragoza. Hidalgo. JuareL- Descuen-
los nor mayor. l5c. eada uno. Algeria Photo
Co. P. o. Box SIS. Sta. A. San Antonio,
Texas.
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MARIA z. TREvISO. pTOfescra De taQui-
Srsiia : mec4noGrafia. por q meIor sistems-
SIS y FriO s..
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CONNIE MACK LAYS
DOWN SPRING LAW
ReveilIe, Retreat, Taps, Mess
Call and Hard Baseball, Says
AS Tai Leader

Lake Charles. La, Feb. 24.-Connie
Mack today laid down the law at train
ing camp here for his spring rockies
and other baseball talent.
There will be reveille and taps and
mess lines and things, besides lot of
hard baseball.
Those who reported yesterday were
Lyle .Bigbee. pitcher. last season with
Seattle; Ralph Perkins, catcher.
Charles Eckert. pitcher, last season
with Suffolk Va; William Grevell.
pitcher, last season with Athletics:
Robert Hasty. pitcher, last season with
catcher, last season with Atlanta John
Walker, catcher. last season with Des
Moines; David Keefe. pitcher. last sea =
son with Reading, Pa; Walter Kin
ney. pitcher, last season with Ath :
letics; Patrick Martin, pitcher last
season with Binghamton, N. T.; Will
liam Pierson. pitcher. last season with
Newark, n. J. Naylor, Gibson, Har'
ris. Hyatt and Perry are expected to re E
port tomorrow.
Manager Mack is we'll pleased with
the accommodations at the ball park
and believes his pitchers will be in
shape in two weeks il the pleasant
weather continues. According TO
and Coach Dan Murphy, reyeille
sounds for the players at s a. m. They
must report at the park in uniform at
10 80 a. M, then an hours pitching
batting and running pracrlce takes
place. Lunch is scheduled for II &c
D. M. and at . .. m. the crow must
be in harness again.
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ROB FTTZ IS ALIVE
IN X. O. LEW TENDLER
Euening Ledger Decisions

=, 0LYMPIA-.Lew Tender knocked out Al
stopped Tommy Holt if'y second, Frankie CLARK Si
outpointed Charley Hayesi Tommy Cleary
TTSToNY"anr GSm snro defeated Pats,
LYNN. MAss.--Harry CKid) Brown won
AKRON. O.--Ray Smith knocked out Jack
Corners. second.
MGNTREAi = Eugene Brosseau knocked
: NEW ORLEANS-Barney Adalr won from
sxyANNkH, GA.--Franisie .Conifrey de,
feated Eddie Carrone; Jimmy Kano knocked
out Kid Coster, sixth.
PORTLAND. Me.-Pai Moore drew with
'"Sh MESFHfs. S9safs TENN.--sam Laprford
knpcked out Battling Gahee. second.
BUFFALO. N. Y.-Jack Smith defeated
yxLIEJ3. CALIF-"Boy" Mccormick bea,
Sailor Petroskey In ten rounds.
BAYONNE. N. J.-Johnny Howard and
EIfZABETH, n. J.-Marty Collins out.
pointed willie Davis. $50
POTTSyIL,LE. PA.-Steve Latzc defeated
Johnny Mclaughlin In u ten.round bout.
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BY SANDY McNIBLICK

left toe pressing in the ground and
taking part of the weight. The top Is
reached when the hands are about at
the height of the shoulder. AS he comes
down he ought to feel the weight bear,
ing over to the left foot. When the ball
is struck the weight should be on the
left foot"
The pro played the shot a couple Of
times to show his point and that the
ball must be fairly hit, with the wrists
and forearms acting as one.
after the ball is hit" said Alex,
"the club pulls you through, but the
firmness of the shot makes the follow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-24
LOCAL AMATEURS IN RING
Three Philadelphia Mittmen to Com
pete in Intercity Bouts Tonight

Three Philadelphia amateur boxers
will compete in the intercity bouts at
the City Athletic Club, New York, to-
night. Now York. Boston and Pitts
burgh are to have entries in the various
classes.
Benny Bass, Of the Curtis Country
Club. will box in the 110-pound class.
Jimmy Hutchinson. unattached, will
compete in the 1l5- pound class, and
Tommy O'Malley, Mcadowbrook Club,
is entered in the 135-pound class.
Winners of tonight's bouts will ap-
pear in tournament to be staged in
Boston April 3 and 6. successful box
crs from which will be selected for the
American Olympic team.
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ALL SHOTS IN GOLF ARE HIT ON
DOWNWARD SWING, SAYS CRACK

through, as il should be, TO give accu
racy. The hands must never come above
the waist at the finish. The body u
facing the hole"
The Chicago pro knocked out a cou-
pie of sweet mashies, and then tossed
the club back in the bag.
"The hands," finished Alex, busting
the sand off his own follow out after
the ball and. with the arms, form n
straight line with the club, iiguratively
speaking. Both the left and right arm
must be straight at tie finish"
Thanks, Alex bowed we. That's
one for the book" 8
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"MSJ is set down as Such.
BE not loose IN your golf or dis
aster will surely overtake you" This
was his text.
commonest fault I have found among
beginners is that they are too loose. l
will explain the mashie shot, as the
right way is the only way to play. Be
ginners try to scoop the ball instead OF
hitting it on the downward swing
The pro pulled out pencil and drew
the arc Of the club sweep. He then
dotted in the ball at point in the
downward sweep before the clubhead
had reached the farthest point ere 1t
ascended.
THAT is when every ball should be
hit" DUNCAN stated "and is why i say
every shot is more or less n push shot.
That applies for a drive and right on
down the line of shots"
The Chicago Golf Club pro laid par
| ticular stress on firmness throughout;
"The wrists should be straight and
firm he said, "and breaking the wrists
on the forward swing is all wrong.
! There is very little wrist work in the
| backswing and. in fact, ! have often
said that the wrists are no part of
golf shot The only place they figure
in my game is in putting, but that is
in different fashion.
"The main thing to remember in com
ing through with the forward swing
of mashie shot is that it is always
hit and there should be no effort to
swing on the ball.
The ball, as 1 said, is hit on the
downward swing, and the turf. in n cor =
rectly played shot, is taken at least two
inches after the ball is hit. in other
words, two inches in front of the place
where the ball laid.
The way to get cut on a mashie
shot is to open the face coming back,
that is, the face of the club pointing
upward. But / am speaking of an
ordinary mashie shot, and in coming
back with this the face of the club is
in n parallel plane with the body.
Al the top of the swing in mashie
shot the weight is equally divided or
both feet. The player ought to feel his
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Scraps about Scrappers

A BRACE Of battlers, each brought up
n in the school of sambang, will be
the features Of the fist fingers in the
weekly show at the Auditorium tonight.
They are George Weyman, Of Girard-
Vile, Pa. and Whitley Fitzgerald, Of
West Philadelphia. Neither of these
sluggers can be accused Of being expo
nents of the it-and get away artifce
of boxing. But, in the artful art OF
pumping out punches. both Weyman and
Whitley do not know when to stop. only
when the bell sounds ending a round.
Marcus Williams will put on bantam
brawl between Joe Dorsey and Jack
Perry in the semifnal. Other bouts are
wark, vs. Jack Francis, from the same
voting district; Battling Walker vs..
Carl Hertz, negro welterweights, and
Johnny Brady VS.. Charley Gibbons.
Pop 0'Brien 10 ,still the. official referee Of
ynS o, pug oox1nS fba Er sup II He did not
ast week, because the iatter's manager held
out for another referee.
Jimmy Murphy has been matched to meet
Benny Valger. They viii clash in the star
Harry Samson has matched, Jack Toland
for two bouts; He meets Billy Burke. at
somianSi to the MurphytvsiFHer H Bout Bout. !" the
Dave Astey has been matched by willus
=. ten % rounds & Match fBsoSSSSKefpSS. BoSSy RSbi:
deap takes on Willie Crystal in the semi
final.
Anether msEo contest 6ooked for Dave Astey Is
tiu,ore. March II. ''' ''''
Billy Kramer Is being considered BY Dave
Maekey asa probable opponent for, Mike
sesons Week in to sres ss
Resides O. powd; Johnny KIlbane. Pete Her.
man and Jack Britton are to appear.
Charley White and his brother. Jack. are
to come here for bouts in the near future.
Patsy Wallace is to. weigh in a. 112
Jimmy wilde, at the National here March
o::s &C. s'' 81 s@''ss q s ''Ss' ''s$
X. o. Samson will get a chance TO prove
whether or not his lsnockdown over Joe Bor-
reun match at the FrSag Fasg meet
Lew Tenders second bout Of tho week
night, when he meets Dick de Sanders, Of
Pittsburgh.
Willie Aliens left leR Is gradually mend
Ing. He expects 70 be IN perfect fettle for
his match with Bobby Rainbow at Reading.
March ..
GlasSmSn's stable: Bill be! ewes he he cam cam
wallop the tar out OF either JOo Tiplitz or
Harry Kid Brown. and he Is ready to
provie IT,,
mick % KStsrsfy. @ middieweisSt. and and Battiins
Terry. 100-pounder.
Naval Post No. 1917: American Legion, will
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day afternoon, and the capacity crowd
voiced its pleasure.
The Olympia was jammed for last
nights show, every conceivable coign
of vantage was taken and several hun
dred disappointed fans were turned
away. The rear Of the arena was
packed with hundreds of the curious,
standing room being at buck head.
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Amateur Sports
The Bethany

The Bethany, second half pennant winners
OF the Northeast Church League, is desirous
of arranging games with ali frst-class
teams, including Greystock Reserves. Olnes
Reserves and Chester Independents. Alfred
u. Petersey. 1886 r.. Westmoreland street.
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Thompson A. A. would like to acquire the
services of first class third baseman. who
is willing 10 play for the sport OF tho game.
Write to Harry Lasky. 1880 North Tenth
street.
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Weymann a. A. has a few open dates for
Friday nisht sames. and would like to hear
from all frst.Class teams in and around
Philadelphia. F. Welner. Sixth and Reed
streets.
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'ERY shot in the golf
bag is. more or less,
the So called push
shot.
Alex Duncan, mem
Der of the famous clan
of which George Dun
can is perhaps the
most illustrious, took
off his cap and began
his golf sermon to us:
It is his religion and
is set down as such.
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Tho Nici II. C., Of the Northeast Manu-
lecturers League wants to book games
with teams having home floors. especially
Nativity q. c., Greystock or De Neri Re.
serves. or teams Of that class offering fair
guarantees. A. Hartzig, 3426 Frankford
avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-24

Gus Bold Is maneEinE two boxers-Dom-
mick Katarsky mddleweiRht. and Battling
Terry. 100-pounder.
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willie Harmon wants to ruin part of Phil
Glassman's stable. Bill believes no can
walop the tar out OF either JOo Tipltz or
Harry Kid Brown. and he IL ready to
nrnYle IL.