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The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
SELLS AN UP:To-DATE PLoW
AND IT COMES BACK ON HIM

p. H. Adams OF the Delta Hardware
company. had an opportunity to try
out the kick OF Deere" plow In a
manner least expected by himself on
Monday He had just sold a new plow
Of the latest type. to farmer and
as he stood near. the new owner pull
ed lever letting the machine down
full weight on his great toe. 1t only
weighed 1900 pounds tthe piow we
mean) but before he reached home his
toe weighed fully as much p. II. says
that plow has got more kick than
mule and he'd about as soon meet up
with the business end OF one OF those
long cared individuals.
The accident has caused him no end
OF pain and now all he does is hobble
TO the store with the aid OF a crutch
and talk to the bookkeeper Well. no
he doesn't talk to her. either. cause
she's bride. That is to say. he
answers telephone calls and draws
his salary.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
FIRE WHISTLE INSTALLED
ON THE |. o. O. r. BUILDING

The new adornment on the roof of
the Odd lFellowH' building, though
giving the suggestion of a steamer,
is by no means such a useless ar
rangement (that is considering loca-
tion) but is the new siren whistle
recently purchased by the City of
Delta for fire alarm and curfew.
The device is calculated to make
chills run up one side of your spine
and down the other and is guaranteed
to notify everybody in case fire
breaks out. 1t will connected in such
a manner that it can be turned loose
from either phone office or the city
hall, and will be ready for operation
as soon as necessary wiring is COM
pleted. The approximate cost was
$500.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
HURST SCHOOL ON ROGERS
MESA IN 6Oop CONDITION

Friday evening the writer had the
privilege Of visiting Hurst school and
the results we're most pleasinE. In
this school are three rooms with some
thing over SO pupils enrolled. and un-
der the able direction OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ivan Sample and Miss Ivy Austin. this
rural school promises to excel In many
ways some Of our city schools.
The piaygronds are well equipped
with swings and other recreation fea-
lures. which were built by Mr.. Sample
during the Flu vacation. for he is an
expert carpenter as we'll ms teacher.
Mr. Sample is very ambitious for
the future Of Hurst and is having pub
iished once month n school paper
called the Vanguard. containing items
OF general interest in connection with
the school. II is edited entirely by
high school pupils.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
ONE OF OLDEST MERCANTILE
ESTABLISHMENTS rs SOLD

Next Monday morning the ]. M.
Conklin store, which has been con-
Quoted continuously for the past
thirty-seven years. will pass into new
hands, the business and good VIII
having been purchased by Messrs. w.
o. Maupin and his son-in-law. Dell
Robinson. recently from Dill City.
Oklahoma
Mr.. Conklin and his brother Geo.
s. Conklin, opened up small store
in the old log cabin just west OF
the Arthur Bakery, thirty-seven years
ago, remaining there three years. At
that time they erected the substantial
brick structure where they are still
located.
Mr. Conklin has built up an envi-
able business through honest, clean
methods, and we can not chronicle
his retiring without a feeling OF re-
gret. He has made no plans for the
immediate future.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
NEW OFFICERS DELTA COUNTY
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION

With the promising outlook for
business, the Delta County Business
Mems association has named execu-
tives for the coming year who are
believed to be Tive wires" on busi-
ness and who will look after the best
interests, not only for Delta but of
the entire county.
The following committees have
been named
Membership and Finance-Theo.
Douglas, ". G. Hillman. W. H. Math-
ers, Geo. Seabourn, w. W. Warner.
Nucla Road-Dr. A E Miller, John
W. Davis, Roy L. Smith
Industries-J. E. Hillman, Dr. A. E.
Miller, A. D. Fairbanks.
Sports-Willis A Davis, John r.
Charlesworth, DIR. w. H. Fluallen.
City Improvements-Herb Chase,
Oliver Cook. John A Curtis, Carey B.
Adams. A. C. Remington, Watson H.
Stewart, A D. Fairanks. j. E. Hill
man.
County Roads. W. Douthitt,
Herbert Chase, Geo. c. Wilson
Publicity-E S. Corbin, E. E.
Watts. F. R Stearns.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
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POTATO FLOUR MILL MATTERS
ARE NOW WELL UNDER WAY

Temporary offices of the Potato
Mill company lave been opened in
the "Old Smoke House" on Main
street and plans are being rapidly
pushed for work this year.
A site has been purchased near the
stock yards and actual construction
work began this week From the sta
tistics in connection with mills of
this kind, it is expected that this will
ecome a valuable adjunct to the re-
sources of Delta county. 1t is the
first vegetable flour mill on the West
ern slope and is being installed by
the National Potato Flour NH Ma
chinery company of Chicago.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
BUSINESS CHANGES COMING
THICK AND FAST TO DELTA

Plans are on foot to remodel the
corner OF Third and Main. VIII II.
Mathers. who owns the corner lots and
building. is planning to purchase the
Braisted building occupied by Turner
and Huntley store and occupy the two
buildings, both first and second floors,
in case arrangements materialize.
The Turner and Huntley store may
be disposed OF within few days and
in case this deal goes through. rs they
state there is not a suitable vacant
store building for their business. How
ever, the plans are yet in their infancy
and further details are not obtainable.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
SOCIETY

Mrs. ]. E Chalmers entertained
the Bide-a-wee club Friday afternoon.
St. Luke's Episcopal Guild met at
the home of Mrs. A. B. Clark yester-
day afternoon.
The Methodist Calendar club met
in the church parlors yesterday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Huntley's division serv-
ing the refreshments.
The Music committee of the Delta
Woman's club rendered its program
to a packed house Wednesday after
noon 1t is pronounced one Of the
best programs ever given here.
At a meeting OF the attorneys of
Delta county last evening. formal
organization of the Delta County Bar
association was effected. The dinner
was served at $50 at the Delta
house. Mine Host Joe Harrington do
ing himself proud.
A delightfully."- appointed one O'clock
luncheon was given at the home of
Mrs. r. A. King Saturday, sixteen
girls being privileged to attend. The
place cards unfolded the. announce
ment of the engagement of Miss
Adams to Mr.. Orville Carman An
enjoyable afternoon was spent with
music and needlework.
Mrs, l.. A. Hick entertained the
members of the Executive committee
of the Woman's club Monday after
noon. most delightfully."-. Several i'm
portant matters, including the plans
for entertaining the district conven.
tion of woman's clubs in April. were
discussed and the pleasure of the af-
ternoon was enhanced by vocal
duet by Mrs. Grove and Mrs. Tyler.
The March meeting OF the Round
Table was held in the Domestic
science room Of the Lincoln school
building Tuesday evening. the entire
club being present. The question for
discussion was: which has the
greatest moral influence. the church.
the school OF the home." and II was
ably discussed BY Rev. Geo. r. Klein.
DR.. F. w, Grove and PROF. 4 J.
Foster.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
WoMAN's RELIEF CORPS NO. SO
PLAN OFFICERS RECEPTION

The Woman's Relief Corps No. 80
met in regular session Wednesday
afternoon. Plans were perfected for
the entertainment of Department.
Commander c. W. Bills and Depart
ment President Mrs. Frances B. Kit
terman. whose official visit to Geo.
B. Mcclellan Post No. 70 and Corps
No. SO is scheduled for Monday,
March 18th. A dinner will be served
at the hall at noon, to which, besides
their honor guests, the Woman's Re-
lief Corps of Paonia and Montrose
have been invited. In the evening a
reception will be rendered our guests
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. NJ.
Wright on Garnet mesa.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
FIRST WORK is DONE THIS
WEEK ON PACKING PLANT

During the past week the site for
the Colorado Packing compnay's
plant was purchased and preliminary
work has started. The canning fac
tory will g located on the Walter
Raynor tract recently sold to B. Bar
rere. II is located just south OF the
main line OF the Rio Grande a short
distance east OF the station.
r. c. Bacon. general manager OF
the company, and Mr.. Troutman. also
associated with the company. were
hero the latter part Of last week from
Canon City and appeared very well
satisfied with the progrers made. The
company Is receiving contracts for
tomatoes.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
YOUNG COUPLE LOSES THEIR
NEW BORN BABE BY DEATH

Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd E. Coffey are
mourning the death of their tiny son,
Walstine Frank, who came to gladden.
their home February 2Sth, and was
therefore but twelve days of age,
death coming Wednesday, March
10th. The little fellow was not
strong from birth and died from weak
heart action, complicated with pneu-
monia
Funeral services were held yester-
day afternoon from the family home
on Garnet mesa, conducted by Rev.
Geo. F. Klein. Mrs Klein sang
"Asleep in Jesus" very beautifully.
interment was in Garnet cemetery.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
PlTMAN ESTATE is ADJUSTED
BEFORE JUDGE MeADAMS HERE

Judge McAdamS was called to
Delta from Ouray to hold court for
Judge Hotchkiss Tuesday. The Delta
county judge is in Denver holding
court for Judge Rotherger.
The Robert Pitman, Jr.. estate was
before the court for ironing out and
a settlement was reached on many
matters in dispute. Charles ]. Moy-
nihan. administrator, of Montrose.
was present and likewise Milton R
Welch. attorney for the administra-
tor. Attorneys Foreman and David
son of Muskogee and Tulsa, Okla
homa. were also present representing
Oklahoma parties.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
DELTA TO HAVE CITY PARK;
COMMITTEE CLOSES THE DEAL

Delta is to have city park this
year! That is II the present plans
are carried out. At the last meeting
of the Business Mems association a
committee was appointed to make the
final arrangements and they have
succeeded in the carrying out of the
plans.
While the exact location OF the
park has not Leen definitely decided
It is probable tnat it will be located
near the present ball park on Howard.
Further announcement will be made
os soon as plans and location is de-
cided upon.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Hurt in School Fray

FTuFt III SChOoT Tray
During the color fight between
high school classes last week, Fred
Bennett a sophomore. was struck by
club or stone and suffered a bad
ly sprained ankle. He has been trav-
cling by the crutch route ever since.
1t was understood at the outset that
this contest was to be a sort of
friendly affair. giving expression
principally in mud baths, but some
one evidently became over-e1cited
and inflicted the blow which has
caused the lad considerable pain and
inconvenience
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
NEW THEATRE FOR DELTA TO
BE EVENT OF EARLY SPRING

AS announced few weeks ago,
Delta is to have a thoroughly mod
ern theatre building this spring. B.
L. Reynolds OF the Colonial theatre.
will erect on the lots adjoining the
New Perkins restaurant modern.
one story, fire proof theatre building
with a capacity of 700.
The building will be well furnished
and a credit to the city. Work will
start as soon as material arrives.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
NO eUNNlEs THIS WEEK FOR
THOSE WHO ENJOY A LAUGH

. We have no funny pictures for .
. you this week, kids. Are you =
Q disappointed? =
. We are very sorry TO fail, but .
. Slim Jim failed to show up and .
. we fear Cap and Hank have =
o caught him at his tricks. .
Q However, we are sure he Will =
Q manage to gek away and You =
. expect him next week with some =
. new stunts. =
. Q . Q . . . . . . . . Q . =.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Beautiful and Useful Ice Box

Gale & Gale this week installed a
McCray refrigerator which a d S
greatly to the attractiveness of the
store, as well as to its convenience.
There are six large compartments of
various sizes, with glass doors, which
render fruits, vegetables, butter and
other perishable matter open to in
spection at all times, while giving
such commodities the benefit of per-
feet sanitation and refrigeration. The
ice chamber has a capacity OF $40
pounds.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
they Stole a March

They Stole q March
Romey Walker and Miss Agnes ke-
hoe sprung a surprise on their family
and friends by announcing their mar
riage at Montrose which occurred last
September. Miss Kehoe is daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Kehoe and the
groom a son of Mr.. and Mrs W. R
Walker. both families being pronli-
nent California mesa people. Miss
Kehoe was student in the Delta
High school up to the time of the an
nouncement Congratulations are ex-
tended to the happy couple.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Gould. Move to Aspen

Gouids Move to Aspen
Departing Wednesday were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Gould and family, former
managers OF the Depot Hotel, who
will locate for the present at Aspen.
where Mr.. Gould has interests in the
Midnight Mining company.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Comes from "Show-Mer State

Comes from "Show-Mer State
An arrival Monday evening was
Russell Davis of Braymer, Missouri,
who last fall purchased the Twenty
Five Mesa" COW camp belonging to
J. A Dunn, and the Roubideau ranch
owned by l. G. McMullin- Mr.. Nc
Mullin brought car of white face
cattle and a car Of personal effects.
His wife and children will join him
ct the close Of school They will live
on the Roubideau ranch.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Notice

Notice
The Hon. w. r. Callicotte OF Dem
yer. one OF our Farmers Union state
officials, will address the people at
the following places: Delta, Satur-
day. March 18th. at the Court house
at 900 p. m Cedaredge, Monday.
March 18th. AZ i0:00 q m. Lasear.
Tuesday. March 18th. at 400 p. m.
II you want to hear = real live wire
tell about cooperation end ogranisa-
ton, come aAA hear tAda adersss.--
J. q HunARioi 0np'y LDcal lo1.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Montro.e Girl Married in Dele.

On Thursday, March 9Th, Percival
f. Coombe. Justice OF the Peace, unit
ed in marriage Frances E. Palmer of
Oakland. California and Miss Louise
Meredith, daughter OF Dr.. Harold H.
Meredith. former Montrose physician.
but now located at Oakland, Califor-
MIA The ceremony was witnessed by
Vera Boone and Bernice SweitSer.
The newly-weds left Tuesday evening
10 spend their honeymoon It the
home OF the groom's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs o. Palmer. at Austin.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
GOVERNOR STEPHAN SELLS
LARGE TRACT LAND TO SCOTT

Lieutenant Governor Stephan came
over from Denver the first Of the
Valley was disposed of Wednesday to
w. L. Scott The consideration was
not made public, yet It is limited that
this particular piece of land brought
a handsome figure. Mr.. Scott and his
boys have purchased of MIR. Stephan
over 700 acres of his holdings within
the last three years.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
FIRST INSTALLMENT ON DELTA
HOSPITAL SUBSCRIPTIONS DUE

Notice is here given to subscribers
on the hospital fund that the first
payment is now due. This payment
may be made TO c. E Blaine, treasur-
er, or to the banks designated by the
subscriber on his card.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Putting It Up to EN-

]. E. Beckley went over to Denver
Sunday. There was blood in his eye
as he stated that he had been dele
gated to appear at the meeting of the
State highway commission and claim
the part of the state appropriation
which had been allotted to this sec
ton for road Improvement. Here's
hoping he succeeds, and we believe
he will
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
FAMOUS HOOD TIRES ARE NOW
CARRIED BY LOCAL MERCHANT

George C. Wilson is agent for the
famous Hood tires. the seven ply tire
which will give the longest service
for the money. He has full stock
at all times and will be glad to show
you.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Potter Home from Oklahoma

John oPtter returned the last Of
the week from Oklahoma, where he
went to inspect the holdings of the
Sayre Oil and Gar company. which
corporation Mr.. Potter Is the presi-
dent. According to Mr.. Potter the
company now owns about 1900 acres
OF leases. all Of them being surround
ed by producing wells. He is much
pleased with things as he found them.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Newcomers Here.

Arriving Wednesday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Moss and the latter's sister,
Mrs. l.. G. Cook, former Montrose
people, who have decided to make
their homes here. Mr.. and Mrs. Moss
purchased a ranch here several
months ago and Mrs. Cook is looking
for a good rooming house opening.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Father Burke Visits

A welcome arrival Thursday after
noon was Father Burke from Chicago,
former head of the monastery of ST.
Juliana, which was located twenty
five years ago in the present c. r.
Nutter residence on Garnet mesa. This
is Father Burke's first visit here in II
years
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12

To Hold Court
Judge and Mrs. Adair ]. HOtchkiss
went to Denver Saturday morning.
where Judge Hotchkiss will assist
Rothgerber, County Judge Of Denver.
during a two weeks period.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
To Go to Fruita

Claude Trickett, a valuable member
of the Tribune force has accepted
situation at Fruita- managing the
Mesa County Mail" and will leave
as soon as his successor can be Sc
cured.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
More New Chalmers

More New Chalmers
Through the agency OF the Delta
Auto company. Of which c. H Allen
is manager. several care were sold as
follows: Two Chalmers cars to Robt
L. Pitman; Maxwell touring car to T.
E. Remley of the mortuary; and H. C.
Davis also purchased . touring car.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Burned When Stove ExpIodes

John Campbell, young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Campbell, is suf-
fering severe burns on the face from
the explosion of a heating stove. The
boy opened the door and the gas
formed by smoldering coal caused
the explosion. He will be detained
at home some time.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Mrs. Kellogg Leaves

MIS-. Kellogg Leaves
After spending two months with
her sister, Mrs. Dan Waggoner, Mrs.
Mollie Kellogg returned the last of
the week to Twin Falls, Idaho. On
her return she expects to visit her
son, Marion Brewer, at Idaho Falls
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Young People Married

On Sunday morning at the home Of
the bride. Rev. A. B. Parry of the
Baptist church united the lives of E.
E Beckwith and Miss Viola Biddle.
Mrs. Beckwith is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Biddle, and has spent most
of her life here. Hearty congratula-
tions are extended
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12

To Mr.. and Mrs. Buel o. Thorpe,
March 4th. a boy was born.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Duncan OF
Read, have a new boy. born March 8.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs G.
M. Purdy Of Read. March 11th.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
To Attend Auto School

Dean Van volkenburgh left We'd
nesday for Detroit, Michigan, to at
tend the Michigan State Auto school.
Dean is one OF Delta's best known
and most promising young men and
we forsee a successful career for him
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
NEARLY FOUR MILLIONS IN
BANKS OF DELTA COUNTY

The report of the ten banks of
Delta county. at the close of business
February 2Sth. is appended herewith
and shows most gratifying condf-
tion. We are pleased to publish this
statement for our readers, which was
furnished through the courtesy Of
each bank individually:
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12

Returned from California
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Hart of Eek
ert arrived Tuesday morning from
California points where they have
spent several months
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
Ray Is in Denver

Ray 10 in Denver
R E. Pears has accepted situa-
ton with Denver grocery firm and
has already entered upon his duties
as travelling salesman.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12

Vacation Next Friday
The spring vacation for school will
open next Friday, March 18th and
continues for one week.
The Delta independent., 1920-03-12
BIRTHS

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-08
bTGVGS nOtaS del Foot Ball
Domingo 80 de Mayo

7 el del honor. Las circunStanclaS no
parecen brindarlcs ell fin deseado. La
MAYOR parte del segundo tempo no
reviste mayor interes que el consi-
glliente ataque de uno u otro bando.
El bal6n no parece obedecer los
.mixtos- Y nuevanente pasa al poder
de los laones ponceilOs. Arranca la
Inca delantera femate de extreme a
extreme y anota Santos el cuarto goal
de Id tarde. Los animos de los mix
tos" decaen grandemente, pOr iln
inesperadamente. Sc cuela el bal6n
nor primera veZ en- la porterfa pom
ceila, {?) Esto parcce rcanimar los
contrarios que Sc apodcran de la ofcn
silva sllootean yarias vcceS contra Ia
porcrfa .ponceIa, pero sin resultado
FL recept0r del Ponce +. Il. c. parece
no estar dispuesto rcpetir la vista
de los .mixtos" envfa la pelota Il
paseo. Desciende la pelota para caer
por la vig6sima vez Ell manos de los
nuestros, que aproyechan tempo
combinan acertadamente de inte-
rior extreme derecha, centrando es-
te con precision rematandolo por el
'.torpcdero" y el quinto goal dc la
tarde
Sc iug6 mucho Football aver, mu-
cho. Y es de extra1arse que nuestros
oueridos contricantes sc mostrasen
intransigentes con ell juez de campo,
el amigo Portilla, quien ii nuestro
iuicio estuvo muy acertado ell la di-
ffcil mission que desempenaba. Y di-
remos para terminar, que estamos
dispuestos a medir nueStraS fuerZas
con cualquier equipO de la isla que
tenga a bien hOnrarnOS con su vista.
En- cuanto los dicharachos de va
rios iugadores ~"miXtos" sObre la ac-
tuaci6n del juez de campo, vaya esto
manera de explicaci0n 'platicas de
vencidos".
RdL0HPTE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-08
VIDRIERAS Y APARADORES.

Quien los interese, en- buen estado,
propios para Colmado Tienda de
Provisiones, pida informes
MANUEL RODRIGUEZ,
Telefono AZ, Rio Piedras, P. r.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-08
sEl que yive de ilusiones
muere de desengaiios'.

Los muchacllos del Guayama- -Espa-
Tia L. Il. c.. (y me permito denomi-
mario asf, va que es una fusion de 10
mejorcito que nos ha visitado hasta
la fecha) cIeyeron, como vulgarmen-
to decimos, '.tirarse una chernita'
pero ioh, dolor! el hueso les restllt6
muy duro de roer. La victoria que
sobre el PoncerF B. c.. consiguieron
en- dfas pasados (victoria que careci0
de inter6s alguno, pues nuestros mu-
chachoS, descuidados Y tercds, no lu-
charon como suelen hacerlo, y como
plenamente demostrdronlO ayer) les
amino medir nuevamente sus armas
con las nuestras, en- la certeza de que
el triunfo corOnarfa sus "babil6nicas'
ambiciones. La lecci6n no pudO ser
mas apropiada nj mas dura, p6sele Il
los chicos de la loza.
Ponce ha guardado siempre muchas
sorpresas Ell ell campo de los depor-
ties, y no es de eXtra1arse que los
mix tos" sufrieran aver tan sObera-
ma derrota, que pudo haber terminado
en- una monumental "lechada" para
nuestros contrarios, salyO un error
objectionable de nucstra porterfa, que
di6 por rcsultad0 el 1nicO goal" que
pudo anOtarse ell equipo Guayama-
Espaiia f. Il. C. eli toda la tarde Y
para que cl lector tenga una idea de
la formidable avalanche ponccila, he
aquf la anotaci6n por entradas:
PRIMER TEMPO
Ponce la ofensiva. buena combi-
naci6n de los delanteros rcmatada por
ell shoot de G. Dfaz q. da por resultado
un goal. Gran expectation. EmpieZa
de nueyo cl ataque Y Ponce nueva-
mente Sc apodera de la ofensiva. Los
'mixtos" luchan dcsesperadamente !:
pcro no pueden cvitar que Julio Prasi
dc una soberbia cabezada enyfe ell
bal6n dentro de la red, anOtando ell
scgundo goal de la tarde. (Vivas Y
aplaus0s.) Los animOs. Sc enardecen
y los ''miXtos' cargan sobre la por-
terra ponceiia: NADIA. Los esfuerZOs
del contrario Sc estrellam ante la au-
dacia de nuestrO diminutO portero.
Pocos segundos antes de terminarse
el primer tempo. Estarellas, ell tor
pederO" ponceilO cierN con broche de
ORC, anotando por 81 ell tercer goal.
fVivas, entusiasmo general.
SEGUNDO TEMPO
Refrescados los nervios, los mix
tOs' atacan firmes sobre los ponce1os,
luchando con denuedo por anotarse