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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-01

Particularly interesting IS the milk
conveyor used IN the vicinity of Lockwood,
Ohio. where q great condenser OF the COM
pany II located. 4 specially built glass
lined steel tank OF q00-gdllons capacity on
4 fve ton chassis hauls milk rom the
collection station at Windsor, ten miles
distant. to Lockwood a rack. built
around the tank, permits the carrying OF
additional milk in cans. Two round trips
arc made daily. with a third trip in the
busy season.
The glass tank. which Is in reality
giant thermos bottle. keeps the milk cool
even III the hottest weather-and keeping
mill, cool vital part OF our business,
says r. Bundy, superintendent OF the
district SIT s. cleaner than cans and
gives u7 far greater speed in loading and
,,-,i,a rIsr,-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
MAJOR MOGULS
CONFER MONDAY
Plan for New Governing
Body 20 Meet OPP
position

NEW YORK, oct l5.-With the
worlds series out Of the way, base
BAH folk will now turn TO the poliu-
cal side Of the game.
In other years the baseball public
at large did not take any special in
torCst i'm the wrangles and chickering's
OF the magnatcs, but with the game
due for a house cleaning, fandom Is
kccnly Interested touay,
The first concerted move on the
part Of the small clique OF baseball
men who have gone on record as
favorlng a new controlling body for
the game, will come tomorrow.
\ joint meeting of the club own ers
of the two major leagues has bren
called for Chicago with the an
nounced purpose Of finding a suitable
substitute for the national COM
mission.
President John \. Hcydlcr Of the
National league, the owners OF the
two Chicago clubs, Pittsburgh, the
two New York clubs and the two
Boston clubs, are behind the move
mcut.
II remains TO be seen how much
those pioneers in proposed baseball
reform will be able to accomplish,
That President Ban johnson OF
tho American league and certain
OF his colleagues viii fight the plan,
is considered certainty and one
well informed baseball man, who for
obvious reasons, does not want to-
hc Identified, said the maEnatcs viii
meet but they VIII do nothing radi-
cal
one thing which is expected 10 get
some real attention AT tho Chicago
meeting rs the relations between the
majors and minors. Ever since the
minors brought about the abrogation
Of the national agreement there has
been frost in the air and a good many
leading owners ON both sides OF the
fence feel it Is time for a get to-
grthcr meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
Football Results

At Notre Dame lG, Ne
braska Z.
At Urbana, lll.--lllinois 20. Iowa 3.
At Ann Arbor--Michigan 30,
Michigan AEgics 0.
At Detroit-Dotroit university As,
st. Louis university o.
At Manhattan-Kansas Ageics 7,
Emporia normal (tie).
At Minneapolis-Indiana 2t. Min
nesota Z.
At Indianapolis--Butlcr ~ viii
mington o.
At ashville-Georgia Tech a.,
Vanderbilt 0.
At Kansas Z. Drake 3.
At South Carolina uni
versity 21, Oglcthorpe 13.
At Missouri IA, Iowa
At Dallas oklahoma A. & NJ. O.,
Texas university 21.
At New York; Columbia 20: Am
herst 7.
At Lewiston, Maine: Colby 49,;
Bates o.
At South Bchlchem, IA: Lohigh
Al; Rochester o.
At MorgantOwn, W. Va: George
Washington 0; West Virginia 81.
At Washington. Georgetown %:
West Virginia Wesleyan 4.
At Baltimore: Johns hopkins 0;
Virginia IA.
AtTuscaloosa: University Of Ala
hama 81; University Of Mississippi 0
AT Chattanooga: University of
Tennessee S5, University OF Chatta-
nooga 0.
At Gseenvllle s. c.; University OF
Georgia T Furman o.
, A. Durham, y, c. Trinity 20,
Guilford g.
At Macon, Ca Howard College
33; Mercer 10.
At Lynchburg. Va. v NJ. I. 35;
, A. Mobile, Ala: Spring Hin 10;
At Chapel Hin, n c.: North
Carolina 21; South Carolina 4.
At Birmingham. Birmingham
sippi g.
At starkviIle, Miss. Mississippi
a. q NJ. 33; Southern Military Col
lege, 0.
At Conway Ark: Third Division
Camp Pike 6, Hendricks, 0.
At Alexandra: Louisiana College
lS; Louisiana state Normal 10 Uip.
At Annapolis; Navy z; Bucknel 2.
At state College Penn State a.
North Carolina O.,
A. Meadville, Pa; Allegheny o;
Dickinson Z.
At Middletown, Conn. Wesleyan
3; New York University iS.
At Danyille, Ky. Centre 90;
Transylvania 0.
At Swarthmore, Pa Swarthmoro
z; stevens ~.
At Milwaukee: Marquetl Univcr.
sity 23; Ripon .,
At Marietta, Ohio, Marietta col
lege 94i Westminster :.
At Denver UniN rslty OF Colorado
81; Denver University O.
At New Brunswick. y, j.; Rutgers
10; Virginia Poly g.
At Grinnell 43; Washington u.
At Bartlcsville. Bartlesyillc
High 6GPawhuska High L..
At New Orleans; Tulane 0; Rice
0 (tie).
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
ELEVEN
BEATS SIMMONS
Haymakcrs Use Aerial
Attack in Winning
by 1877 Score

kuU.... H. fI.. NI#.fI
INIp ONI1. D,t I'D ltnIvlps
university Lawmakers won r.u
Simuuu. ,.I|,rr. AbI,r. v,.,s.
eleven Iyr, today l., Soon. of is
to
The Uqyu.9,,rs srnr,l i'm tho 500.
oud gI.f,. uu a ur,ty forward
pasa Shelton. ,.biriviud rirnf half.
back tu schneider. gtnrfrr for
g5 ward. % GIruu. right ,uI. failed
TO Kick ru,T
In the tbtrd uunrtcr tho Co,,hovs
cntuo ba,, Hruur .nnd using shift
play cnrrird tho bpu duriur mo lat
ter pa.t oh th, quarter tn ,h. InIlHius'
fivr.vard limo II took thr,r limo
smushcs with tho phillips uro holh
lnr fast to push the ban ngrase for
a touchdown Tabor. Icrt half
kicked goal with tho prurr ono
point nrnuisf thcm the lawmakers
buck led down ,u grucIing line buck
inE In the fourth uuartcr. shelton.
who had been injured iu tho inIrd
period aud out " tho nrour was
sent back In Several uttrrlpts hv
the Haymakcrs FOR gains hy tho for
ward pass route failed and the hnu
went to Simmons when phIIlps
failed to make the down.
f,,,,,tl. 80, s,t,.,,.,..,,.. go, 81. 49,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
Joe Ramp of Tulsa
Officiates in Many
Big Football Games

Tulsa Is not without a football
official of moro than ordinary rep
utation, Joe Ramp, n Cincinnati
university star several years ago
and for the past five years, n Mis-
suuri Valley and Southwestern
conference official, handles num-
orous big games In this section
each year.
Ramp has n thorough knowl-
edge Of football rules: is fast
worker and has the ability to run
n game swiftly and in a manner
that leaves no question as TO his
fitness. Unlike some officials,
however, Ramp does not run n
football game with an iron hand.
Ne is always willing to listen 10
disputes Of captains or coaches
and even smiles when the occa-
sion arises, also differing from
some more officials who seem to
think a football game IL too seri-
out To hazard smile over.
Ramps schedule this year, is:
SEPT. 20, Kendall VS.. Oklahoma
Mines at Tulsa; oct 2, Kendall
vs Chilocco at Tulsa; Oct. 3,
Arkansas VS. Hendrix college at
Fayctville; oct. 22, Baylor uni
vcrsl'y Vs. Oklahoma AgRies at
saltwater, oct. 80, Southwestern
university VS. Baylor at Waco:
Nov G, Kendall vs.. Baptisis at Tul-
sa: Nov ~. oklahoma vs. Okla
homa AgEics at saltwater: Nov.
20 Arkansas VS.. Oklahoma Aggies
at Fayctville, Thanksgiving Col
orado VS. Oklahoma Aggies at
Oklahoma City,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17

Alvin G. Krupnick, famous Tulsa
newspaper photographer, whose pic
lures OF various sporting activities
I'm Tulsa have been features for the
past year, rs to cover pictOrially
the tournament OF the Oklahoma
state Golf association.
Krupnick. whose laboratory Ia In
the Wright building, is II camera
man OF national reputation. As news
and sport photographer of the vt.
Louis Republic and st. Louis Post
Dispatch. no achieved nationwide
fame
ono OF Erupniclt's greatest
scoops was while no yas II mom-
bor Of the Post Dispatch STAFF In
1917. lie photogra phcd ora ana Joe
LOWS, at that time ON trial In st.
Louis for the murder of st. Luuia
policemen. krupniCk took the pic
lures OF the men while In the court
room ana I'm defiance to tho judges
order against photographers. krup-
nick hid his camera under his hat,
and while under the guise OF a re-
porter and unknown TO court at
tachcs, took the picture and It was
published 20 minutes later In his
paper.
Krupnick has taken pictures and
received personal appreciation from
Theodore Roosevelt. Field Marshal
Joffro, william Howard Taft.
Charles Schwah. Secretary OF state
breckenridge Long and other no.
tables. He has letters from those
men, which he prizes highly.
As n sport photographer, Krup.
nick's action pictures were used In
leading metropolitan papers, The
| st. Louis Republic devoted "a pag,
| each Sunday To hls work and hi
| pictures became an eagerly sough
| for feature In that Dapcr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
ILLINOIS BEATS IOWA
Hint Strengthen Chances To Again
Win Conference Title and
Eliminate iinWkcyes.

URBANA, H.. oct, 1G.--nlinols
strengthened it's chances for the
western conference championship
and virtually eliminated Iowa from
the race today by defeating the
IIawkeyes 90 to 3.
The lllini last years title winners.
used only straight football tactics
while Iowa sprang a brilliant array
OF trick formations, especially I'm tho
last two minutes when the losers bat
tied desperately.
The Hawkeyos made only one first
down on straight football, but at
taChed six on forward passes. MI
nois ripped the Iowa line at Will and
Hcllstrom cirClcd the ends re-
pcatcdly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
SYRACUSE TIES PITT
Eastern Elcycns Stage Sensational
Battle ON Orange Field with
Mnnnri LNrn

SYRACUSE, n. Y, oct. ia
Syracuse and Pittsburgh fought to
IT tie here today.
Pittsburgh scored its touchdown
early In tne first quarter Hewitt
the Panther fullback, being pushed
over the line Tor the six points after
fumblcs 10y Syracuse backs had
given Pitt the bail close to the
Syracuse goal line. Davies kicked
goal
Syracuse cvcncd tho count I'm tho
third quarter when Gulick, husky
/ Orange tackle, scoopcd up fun
/ BILE by Anderson of Pitt and raced
| over the ilne for n touchdown,
! Ahbott kicked tbo po,l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
NORTHWESTERN WINS
Rangers Win from ChiloCCo Indians
12-7--"iangcrs VIII Mnks
History" says Coach.

HpecIhT 70 THO WOFTU,
ALNA Okla, oct. Ia Northwest
orn normal Of Ahn defeated CHLOE
CO Indians dccisivCy yesterday ~ TO
Z. Aya showed strong on her Of
f'nhvc play, al the backs going
around the end for long gains.
The defensive work ~ Ranger
tackles Ranck and Edgar, were the
features OF the game.
Chilooco scored long forward
pass,
wyatt says: "Northwestern is go-
ing together and from this time on
win begin TO make some football hls.
tory"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
Texas Christians Win
From Arkansas ELeUen

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Oct. 10.
BY means Of n strong offensive In
tho second quarter, rosorting main
ly to a perfected overhead attack.
TexAs Christian university OF Fort
Worth today defeated the Uni
vcrsity OF Arkansas eleven. II TO 3
A blocked punt which tho Chris
tiaus recorded behind their own
goal limo scored "A safety for the
RazorhackB two points
All the scoring was in the first
half, tho latter part OF the game
being u defensive hnttle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17

AGGIES BEATEN
BY TEXAS, 2l--0
Sooner Farmers Never
in Scoring Dis
tance

DALLAS Texas, oct f6.--Toxas
university outplaycd the oklahoma
Aggics at the state Fair grounds
here today and carried off a 2l 10 o
win. The Oklahomans were unable
TO get within scoring distance OF the
goal at any time - the game.
Forward passing helped Texas
score each OF the three touchdowns.
a pass from Watson to Mccullough
put the Texans on the 25-yard line
and straight line buckmg put the
ball over the line in l2 minutes OF
play despite 2j-yard penalty. Tho
second touchdown came In the fourtt
quarter the period starting with the
BAN within three, yards of okla
homa's goal. Two line bucks put II
over. Seven minutes later, with the
ball on the oklahoma 45-yard line,
Elan ran through the entire Okla
hnma team for the third touchdown.
Seven mon failed TO stop Elan.
The game was hard fought and
few penalties were called lor rough
ing.
Lineups:
...,- lpf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
Wisconsin Wins From
Northwestern ~ to Z

MADISON, Wis, oct. 16.-North-
western university failed TO keep up
the winning pace it took last week
in defeating Minnesota and lost 7 TO
81 before the driving plays and brill
liant passes of Wisconsin. The Bad
gers played the Purple men off
their feet in the first half, gaining
all their points in the first two pc
RODS. Afte- that with some suhsti-
tutes IN the Wisconsin line, the
Northwestern players kept their OPP
ponents scOreless.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
ORIOLES Bcnt saints. 10.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, oct. 16.--De-
feating tho st. Paul club OF the
American association, ! TO 0, In an
exceptionally hard fought game. the
Baltimore international club today
captured the Minor league baseball
a fluke home run
was the only tally.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
S5. 900. 900 PcopIc Protest.

50, 100000 people believe In and
want some form OF drugless, knife.
less treatment. Don't drive these
people TO forced trentmont with
medicines or the knife. Vote eyes"
to state Question ~ on Nov End,
and render imperative the medical
doctors bill to mouopClize the hea,.
ing sciences IN oklahoma. Don't de-
privc those who want druglcss treat
ment the right t9 select their OWE
tpgtpT. T.-.- A1vt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
BOSTON COLLEGE
SMOTHERS YALE
Bostonians Repeat Last
Years Defeat Of
Old Eli

NEW HAVEN. Conn, oct i6--
Bostou college smothcrcd Yale today
.g1 To 49, repeating rs victory op last
year. when It defeated the blue to
3 Tho game was spectacular
throughout, with crowd Of moro
than 10000 in the Yale bowl hoping
for ropulsu Of the invaders and
cheering ola cli to tho final moment
Of the game, when Tad Jones mon
rallicd and scored touchdown.
Captain callahan Nldrcch, I<cmptor,
French ana walker were tho fale
players unable to continue through
Injuries while Ilcnphy and Liston.
Of the visitors were hurt.
Yale completed eight forward
passes IN II attempts Boston tried
10 forward passes, only two OF which
were successful
Roth sides were penalized many
times.
Lineup:
vale Boston College.
SNeNlln .,s.s,s......s... ComefIOid
Lett End
blchenH .....,.s .,.......... treat
Left Tackle.
into ...,. ...........G kCllY
Left Guard.
callahan ...,..,.........I IIcnphy
Center.
Qualc s'ss.'s. s,.s's.. ss.s.ss. boNle
Right Guard,
Mackay INSTRUMENTATION. O'Bricn
Right Tackle.
llilworth ,..,....,......... Urban
Right End.
kcmpton ............... Kennedy
Quarterback.
Aldficn .s....... .......... Biston
Left Ilalfback.
r. Kelly y,....,.~..,,.. Fitzpatrick
Right lIalfback.
Webb ...,...,,..... Rodorick
Fullback
Scores by periods.
Yale .......t,..., 9 o 7--l3
Boston ,..,...,... o II OIL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
o'clock at the Tulsa Country club
clubhouse.

o'clock at the Tulsa Country club
clubhouse.
Trophies.
The following trophies will be
awarded.
Lowest medal score I'm qualifying
round: winner OF class 4 state cham
pionship; runner-up in class 4; win
ners and runnors-up In all other
classes; trophies for consolation win
ners with medals for runners-up In
all consolation classes: team cup, TO
be played for by team Of five men
from each club In the association,
permanent possession won by three
consecutive victories; won in 1915 by
the Tulsa club, in 1917 and 1918 by
the Oklahoma City Golf and Country
club and in 1919 by the Tulsa club,
An entrance fee OF 81 IN charged,
payable before the start OF play.
Members OF the Tulsa Country
club have been practicing several
weeks in preparation for the tourna-
ment. The vanguard OF out-of-towr
golfers Is expected here today, when
several from various cities will prac-
tice for the first time over the Tulsa
Country club course,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
HARVARD EASILY WINS
Crimson Has Little Difficulty In
Rolling Up 81 To o Score on
Williams GridStcrS.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. l6.-
Harvard had little difficulty in roll
ing up five touchdowns and n field
goal against Williams today, winning
SO to 0. The visitors held the Grim
son well in the first period and car
ried the ball to Harvards 45-yard
line, principally on two beautifully
thrown forward passes by Boynton.
For the remainder Of the game
williams offensive was never within
55 yards of the crimson goal line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
Williams (0)
INDIANA BEATS MINNESOTA
Outplnycd In First Few Minutes,
Hoosicrs Stage Comeback.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, OCT. 10
Cleverly executed forward passes
gave Indiana a 81 TO I victory over
Minnesota today. Outplay@ in the
first few minutes of the game, the
Hoosiers came back and after the
first periods had victory assured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17

Summary: Touchdowns, McAllem.
Elam =. Goals from touchdown,
Hart 3. Substitutes: TeXas-Brown
ford Liam; clam for Millard Brown
for Dennis: Barry for Ellis. Okla
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Ovcrstreet;
Ray for Royce; Lawrence for Cron-
tell: Church for stafford: Stubble-
field for Church. Officials: Quiglcy
tSt. Marys) referee; May tTexas a.
and Nj umpire. Metzethin, head
lincsman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
TO COACH
AT MICHIGAN u.
Yankee Star Assists Yost
in Football; Head
Baseball Coach.

ANN ARDOR, Mich, oct. 16.-
Derrill Pratt, star second bascman
OF the Now York Americans, has
given Up big league baseball to be-
come baseball coach at the Univor-
sity of Michigan Pratt succeeds
Carl 1,undgrcn at Michigan, the lat
ter having returned to Illinois, his
alma mater.
In addition to coaching baseball,
Pratt will aid In coaching the Mich
iGan football squad, adding one more
to the big staff which is aiding Head
Coach Fielding II. Yost in his come
hack campaign AT Ann Arbor.
Great Football Star.
While Pratts reputation has been
made as n big league ball player, ho
was better known in the south in
his college days as a football star
at the University Of Alabama. lie
played on the teams OF 1907, 'OS.
and 'O9.
Pratt was used as n halfbaCk on
the offensive and as an end on the
defensive, a combination into which
his 1S5 pounds fitted to n nicely.
Pratt was not only a star at carry
ing the ball but he was adept at
tossing the forward pass, and It was
during his years OF play at Alabama
that the forward pass came into
prominent use.
II was through his kicking. how
ever, that Pratt gained his promin-
cnce on the gridiron. He was tho
greatest kicker Of his generation I'm
The south. his punts in game sci.
dom averaging less than 80 or j5
Yards.
Phenomenal Kicker.
He was also n phenomenal drop
kicker and place kicker. He holds
a record OF q 52-yard place kick goal
lat Alabama, and made many others
at aim 2st as great a distance during
his playing days. One agalns.
Georgia was made NJ a distance of
II yards. and another at 40 yards
against Clemson, during the 1909
season.
Pratt will fiji big hole in the
Michigan coaching staff this fall.
for I'm addition 10 his general PLAYING
and coaching experience, he viii he
able TO give expert coaching to tho
Michigan ends. Host has assign
ments tQ handle his linemen and
his backs, but he has not man to
take care Of his ends. This Pratt
will do.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17

NEW ORLEANS oct. l6,--In a
game filled with thrilling situations
and spectacular plays, Rice institute
and Tulane batled TO 90 tie here
toda.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
RumOr Says HuggiHs
Resigns as Manager
of NeU York YdRkS

NEW YORK. oct ia report
that Miller Higgins has resigned
as manager Of the New York
Yankees. was in circulation here
today.
Tho report said the Midget
Manager" rendered his resignation
TO Colonies Ruupcrt and Huston
10 lowing tho last western trip ut
the team "bccaIso ug lI health
ana his consequent inability 20
competentlv handle the players"
At the offices OF the Sew YORK
club, tho report was denied An
official ~ tho club said Colonies
Ruppcrt and Huston were both
ult ot tho city. The yankee Cpiu-
ru's uro ou thoir wa 20 Chicago
where they viii attend the meet
ing Of baseball men on Monday.
CINCINNATI, oct. 10 NJ Ter
Huggins, manager Of the New
York American league baseball
club, denied here today the rumor
that he had resigned as manager
Of that club. II have no intention
OF quitting" he sal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
NEW PASTOR BEGINS WORK.

tHUTVH OF fIIV NNIHTtnr IItTTNITrr
in Charge of u. w. johnson
The Church OF the Nazarene, 2219
South Phoenix, West Tulsa, has
called Rev. +. w. johnson 10 the
pastorate and he will assume his
duties today and preach at II and
1880. Tho reverend gentleman
comes to the new field with high
recommendation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
BOTH SHOES AND
MONEY SAVED!

Our shoe repairing performs
a double service for you, we
might say, a triple service.
We prolong the life Of your
old shoes, we give you a new
lease on comfort (because
there's no shoe like an old
shoe), and we save you mon
ey on each one we repair.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16
Banco Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rico
sECCION DE AKoRROs

s irorenes dc ms ibretas aaaerOs: ST. lo3 2G3 $780,
toS 1858 21S7 3l2 55i3 57i6. les avisl
dcbcrH preearIas Gaia del BrcO para sbOno d.
cada por consanca las EpOscOnes durane el
anOSAN JUAN. T. r. 70 de Dcembre de 199.-E SecreariO
l.. Racafort.-E Director GcreRte---si. Martinez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16
Ell CAMPEONATO DE BILLAR 10
CANA Ell ESPANOL ORTIZ
En- cI pdrfMo fnalSeaci6 CIGrkc que
hqbid cORsegHidO cl ttHiG ci
GfiO anterior. t.J

! ?. AntOp.o Ortiz, campe6n afcionado
esphnol, consolid6 aver SUI fama de
consume do jugador de billar, ganando
''el tftulo de .campe0n aficiOnadG de la
clase B, Ell el concurso de carambOlas
al cdadro organizado por la American
Amateur Billiar Association, q. Sc We
life6 ell la sala de Morningside Aca-
sdeiny. ST
Ortiz que habfa resultado vr,lcedor
en- los anteriores partidos del mencio-
nadO campeOnato, Sc present6 en- 'el
partido con G. p. B. Clarke, quien po,
,sela el tftulo adquirido el aIo anterior.
Ambos jugadores sc hallan EN- iden1
tticas coRdiciOnes para conseguir el tt
tulO. VA que Clarke no habfa perdidO
ventaja alguna durante el tornco.
Ortiz tom6 Ia delantera tesde el
comien1c del lpartido final ante el. nu-
meroso pdblico congregado en- la sala,
en- excelente forma y conservando la