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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-26

Sc NECEsITAN: operarias para hacer
motas domicilio en- nuestro taller;
tambien para hacer blusas mano. Di
rijase a Glassberg, Luna 81. San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-26
Sc vende.

BE vRNDE una magnifca resideDcia
en- el condado, Avenida Magdalsna. In
formaran "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
poratiou''. Tel 0sO-252. San Juan.
DICcIoNARIo MEDIco para nurses
por Rosa A. Gonzalez, R. N. De venta
en- casa dc Real Hermanos, Tanca l,
San Juan.
Sc vENDE SO arrienda por un nG-
nero de amos, un edifcio con frente a
tres GALES, en- Ia Marina. Muy bien
situado, SO puede utilizar para alma
cen, garage, etc. Informaran en- la 10
yeria Bouret, San Juan, P. r.
SE VENDE:-UNA FINCA RUS
TICA, compuesta de QUINIENTAS
CUERDAS, radicada en- los barrios
de VEGA y GUAVATE, de CAYEY.
Terrenos propios para sembrar ca
fe, tabaco o cana, buena para cui-
dar ganado. Tiene via ferrea hay
plantadas actualmente cerca de
Glen CUERDAS de cana, pudiendo
sembrarse toda ella dc cana. La atra-
viesan un rio y tres quebradas. Tie
ne veinte casas para empleados y una
casa grande, tres ranches para ta-
baco. Tiene arboles de maderas de
construction. Hay telefono instalado
en- ella. Para informes: Apartado IL,
CAYEY. p. r.
SEILoS:-Envie 90 centavos en- selloa
de correo usables americanos y recibira
100 solos de todas las parties del mundo
inciuyendo. Argentina, Bolivia. Chile.
Eejico, ETC., etc.
Dirfjase a O. R. GONZALEZ, 81
Wilson Ave. santurce. PuertS Rico.
b. APROvEoHE AHoRA. vendo una
casa en- santurce, callo do Salvador
: Prats, parada 4S cuarto transversal
la calle dol Parque, cinco habitacio-
mes dormitorio, sala, comedor cuarto de
haho y cocina, extenso solar, renta $50
,Facilidades para el pago. Informara Tei
q 6ol San Juan, Rafael Lopez.
Sc vENDE UN PIANO marca Brews
ter, New York, Cabinet Grand sin uso,
por $3.50. Allen derecha. Tel. 6e6, San
Juan.
Sc vENDE en- sabana Llama, kil6-
metro Az, de la carretera de Rio Pie
dras Carolina, Finca de Is cuerdas
sembradas de cana, tiene casa vivienda
Informes en- La misma, telefono 61s,
San Juan.
Sc VENDE una casa de concrete bien
construida. En- santurce parada 1872.
Para informe Box 1908 San Juan.
~sg-ea,r-.-- --..s,.,,----.
Sc VENDE I'M piano frances marca
Chassaigne Freres sumamente barato.
su dueha Sc embarca para Estados Uni
dos. Muy barato. Dirijase Parada 40.
"villa Hortensia". Avenida Antonsan
ii. santurce.
Sc VENDE una tienda de merceria
con casa de vivienda en- excelentes
condolences. Tiene mercancias nuevas.
Unico comerciante desde 10 amos no
puedo atenderla. Precio m6dico. Para
mas informes dirijase Juan Monge
Hernandez, Trujillo Alto, p. R.
Sc vENDEN dos casas do MADEIRA, una
en- Ia Avenida Antonsanti la otra en-
Loizs Road. Inf. R. S. Brau, Gallo Ian
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-26

Sc vENDE so arrienda por un nG-
nero de amos, un edihcio con frente a
tres GALES, en- la Marina. Muy bien
situado, SO puede utilizar para alma
cen, garage, etc. Informaran en- la Jo-
yeria Bouret, San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-26

Sc vENDE en- sabana Llama, kil6-
metro 41a, de la carretera de Rio Pie
dras Carolina, Finca de Is cuerdas
sembradas de cana, tiene casa vivienda
Informes en- La misma, telefono 61s,
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-26
Sc Ofrece.

NECEsITAMos I'm agente en- cada pue
BIO. En- el negociO de retratos, marcos,
medallones, joyeria con retratos, insig-
MAS de logias, sociedades. Tabletas Nal
ther, etc. Para informes, Julio vaz-
quez telefono 1889, Box I42, Puerta
de TERRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-26

-Ingenieria de Fe,
rrOcRrriles
-TopOgrafia
-IngenieriR MecA,
MICA.
-Perito Mecanico'
Eleetricista
Direction Tecnies
de Talleres Mec&.
nicos
-Maquinis.ta Mon.
tador
Taller Mecanieo y
Montaje
-MatemSticas y Di.
buio Lineal
-Matemsticas y Di.
bujo MecAnico
-Dlbu1O MecAnic0
-DelineRnte de Ta.
Tier Mecanico
-Construccion y Di.
bujo de M6qui.
mas
-Alumbrsdo y Tran.
Was Electricos
Norbre y apellido
Gale , n1mero :.
ciudad ~.A 49,.
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sEILos:-Envie % centavos en- sellos
de correo usables americanos y recibira
100 solos de todas las parties del mundo
iDcluyendo. Argentina, Bolivia. Chhe.
M6iico, ETC., etc.
Dirijase a o. R. GONZALEZ, q
Wilson Ave. santurce PuertS Rico..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-26

TODo Ell QUE DEsEE tener exito en-
amores, ser afortunado en- juego, desa-
rrollar facultades latentes, solicite ell
Tesoro de los "Lendus'. valor del elem
plar $1.00 Al por mayor gran descuento.
Para informes, San Jose As. Agente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-26

PAPEL para envolver en- rollos de 40
y SO pulgadas de ancho, calidad supe-
rior, muy fuerte. Tenemos en- existen
cia. Diaz Hermanos, Cruz 10, San Juan.
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Contin1a en- la pg. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-26

GQUIERE listed tocar piano sin mo
lestarse con su largo aprendizaje? Pi
da informes a j. o. Correa, Box 1149,
San Juan, P. r. quien Sc los suminis-
trar& gustosamente por experienced pro
pia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-26

DTNERo. Consertamos prestamos con
garantia hipotecaria. Dirijase a Torres,
Cruz Is altos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
NETMATCHESHEREMAY
DETERMINE CUP TEAM
Do Not Leave While
Match Is in Progress

The National Umpires' Associa-
ton has asked the patrons of the
national tennis singles matches at
Forest Hills, next week, to obey
the following injunctions:
II you have to leave while match
Is in progress, wait until the change
of courts after odd games.
The fire laws prohibit smoking in
the stands. The rule is made for
your own protection. So, please,
do not smoke.
Accidents have resulted from
throwing cushions onto the courts
matches. Please don't throw them.
Do not make comments in a loud
voice.
Do not applaud until the point
has been completed. and do not ap.
plaud obvious errors.
BE fair to all contestants.
II your neighbor does not OBJ
serve these requests. kindly call
them to his attention. and IL that
doesn't suffice, call an usher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
Football Should Haze Biggest Year

A CCORDING to advance dope, the 1920 football
"A will be the greatest In history. Like baseball the
sport has completely recovered from the effects Of the
and will roll along smoothly from Last year in
colleges where the residence rule In effect
the teams used the old and few who played the
s. A. T. c. eevens The freshman crop total loss.
But such is not the this year. The yearngs have
bloomed and will try for regular positions.
Jake Gray, of Spaldings who has kept in close touch
with all Of the colleges in this section the last twenty
seven paints future for the gridron game.
Never before has there been such demand for foot
ball equipment" he said IAN have heard since the
first Of June the old cry about the argest squad
Of candidates IN the history ~ the school This does
apply to colleges alone The high schools and prep
schools in this section making big preparations for
the and it help but be successful In
school than half Of the student body will try
. for the football team.
"TNDEPENDENT football also .oiu 90 bio
Teams like V;ctyi1, Vincome, Hobart, Con-
shohocken. Frarktord and Holmesburg are arrung-
ing their schedules nop.'
Boxers VIII Labor on September 6
DOXERS will be busy Labor Day OF course the big
- battle will be fought In Benton Harbor. Mich.
when Billy Mske will keep awake long as pos
soe in the ring with Jack Dempsey but there will
be other scraps to read about.
Local interest will be in the round bout at Law
Mass when Lew Tender meets frankie Callahan
This also will be An afternoon affair.
Sam Lewis, the theatrical magnate of Kensinyton
who ranks high ring arbiter will the bout
II will be to a decision.
Copyright. 1890. bv Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
FIVE TO START IN
5O-M|LE BIKE RACE
Quintet Of Stars in Derby at
Point Breeze Tonight.
Maddona III

Vincenzo Maddona, the Italian idol,
will be unable to ride in the fifty mile
international derby at the Point Breeze
Velodrome tonight. but five other stars
Of the pace following game, will be In
the grind. The competitors will be
Clarence Carman, Percy Lawrence.
Georges Lavelade, George Colombatto
and Frank Cory.
Maddona is the victim of break
down. He has been riding two and
three and sometimes four times week
since the season began and has been
ordered by his physician to take
rest. This will mean that 1t h likely
that he will not be available for the
remainder Of the season. The illness
of the Italian Is unfortunate, for he Is
one Of the most capable and popular
riders in the sport.
with Maddona out, Carman and
Cory loom up as the big favorites,
with Lavelade close second choice.
Carman always is good at the longer
distances and so Is Cory, who is the
Anstv Han champ. Cory won two
of his last three races and finished
second in the third. Laveiade, on nc
count Of his victory last Monday night,
also is rated as dangerous. Colombatto
ana Lawrence may prove to be dark
horses.
The sprint match race will be re-
turn engagement for Bobby Walthour.
Jr., the Atlanta phenom, and Frank
] Harris, the Olympic Club amateur.
( Walthour beat Harris in their last
meeting at the Drome. but Harris has
been riding much better of late and
several times put it over the veteran
riders son in the handicap and
/ scratch pypnts In addition tn thecn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
CAMDEN BOXING TO RESUME
SEPT. 10; LEONARD TO SHOW
Champion to Appear in First Bout This Vicinity in More
Than Year, Meeting a Welter,oeight
by LOUIS II. JAFFE

ERlDAN, September 10. has been an.
noun"nd as the date for the re-
opening "f the Third Regiment armory
10 camden. aS boxing arena under the
auspices of the Camden Sportsmen' \
Club, Of which Herman Taylor is man
ager, pr0moter, matchmaker n every
thlng. Taylor put on several shows at
IN" armory. which is situated at Had.
don avenue and Mickle street. Cam.
den. just before the close of the regular
campaign last season.
ln"idental 10 the reOpening of the
armory will be the first appearance OF
Benny Leonard, lightweight and then.
some champion. in the vicinity in more
thah year. and. also the fans around
theS" diggings will get an opportunity
[" see the New Yorker. who Is being
passed up by the lightweights, meet an
"p."nent in the next division.
Knockout LoughIin. the Cave Man,
Of South Bethlehem, is To be the party
81 the second part. When Matchmaker
Iaylor discovered that the legitimate
llghtw"ights were sidetracking Leon
ard h" decided I" get an opponent for
Benny who was in the welterweight
class. L"ughin was picked on az the
fall guy" Still, the + .. person
may not be such. He is a rugged and
tough attler, can punch with either
hand and has proved it. Loughlin is
h"rnd I" show off AS II tartar for the
title holder, and Leonard may expect
n" cin"h. Strange things happen in
h"Ting. aS they Il" in baseball because
You never can tell.
The Loughlin Leonard contest is 70
b" "A Twelve round Srt-tn. In addition to
thiS match there viii be ten rounder,
n bout scheduled for eight rounds and
another for six rounds Tommy
Tu"hcy vS. johnny Menly will be- the
six rnund"r, and tn opener, followed
by Joe Burman. "f Chicago. VS.. Joe
O'DUnnell. IT Gloucester. eight rounds,
and joe benjamin, Of California. VS..
Frankie Conifrey, of New York, ten
rounds.
Herman TnyiOr said to-day that ha would
pui On nothing other than hiEh-"lass talent
A. his Camden SPortsmsns CIuh this season
with the result that only one show a month
probably you'd L. staged.
Johnny hcGutran will s., started d'sh.
Ing out choice seats Tor the Camden re.
opening "n Monday morning George Schntt' .
Cnf', At Tw-lfth and FtIhert streets s'to
r. the PhilStelphis t.cket otice for IN.
Camden Sp"rtsmen's Club.
rs'I "f mittmen "f the tighter type are
10 ga arH% '%SS'nGI FL. n u? Wo,. tnSsorGSnd match
Dane; and Whitley FitEE.raA Of West mi.
the but to-day, This viii Gs the ss1r SssS,
liner OF show with two ten round pr.IimH
as follows; Danny Rodssrs ys. Frankie
Two rhii"Sr,p",s Ssa.s are to sVDssr in
nutHlle lOGtUn. tonight Thsx
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
ENGLISH CRICKET
TEAM HERE MONDAY
lncogniti Eleven Will Play
Seven Matches in PhiIa-
deiphia District

The Incogniti Cricket Club team. of
England. which is scheduled to play n
series Of matches with the teams in this
section Of the country, will arrive IN
New York this Saturday and come at
once to Philadelphia.
The English team is somewhat Of
an all star combination inasmuch as
all the players played with other clubs
and eleveuS previously 10 joining the
ranks of the InCogniti Club.
The visit Of the present Incogniti
eleven is exnectnd 10 be a great boost
for the English favorita pastimr in this
country Philadelphia always has been
the leading cricket city in the Tritnl
States, 1t has been stated on many
occasions that whenever M English
man. ScOtchman or Irishman was leav
ing his native land 10 make a DnrmR
nent home in this country he was ad.
vised to come TO Philadelphia. for they
played cricket there just like those at
home"
An example of how we'll the English
regard philadelphia As cricket town i
seen by the schedule. Of the eight
matches ann"unred seven will be- Stagel
10 PhiladolOhia or its suburbs. Tho
rtutuult lbllbNS
Tuesday and Wednesday, August 81 and
Cricket Club NJ ST. Martins,
Friday and Saturday, Seitemhrr 3 AMI 4
--in.,ynitl Vs. PhlladelIhh Cricket Club. NJ
81. Mn rtins.
Mnsiay d.abor Day and Tuesday. Sop
tsmber u and 7--InoognIti Ns. Mrri"n F'rickrt
Clrh. ~ HNvrrford.
wc.incsdny and Thursday. s"ptrmhrr 8
And e-incognitI vs.. Mr. nrFtI's New York
HGl,faN Cuc ifNlr,. ~ HnVC-foyh.
Friday. Saturday aRd Monday S.ptInh~r
10. II and il-IncognItt W. Al-FhlL'drI-
TUESDAY AMI "wednesday. S-ptrmb.r II
and iS-In"0vnlt Vs. Germantown Cricket
ci.s; ~ Manheim.
n. ~ and s0-Inc'snlti W. An-PhilHJslphia,
81 MsRhcim.
wrancSdny and Thursday, scotemher 2?
ss1 scss. ''-"'''"''' vs. Ne" York. at Ne"
All of the English players took part
IN the world war. The personnel Of
the team and the teams with which they
gained much II their "Vp"ri"nc" follows {:
Captain y. J. MetOalfe ou-"naIand and
Major T. q. wynysrd. AlI.England and
Maiar q. H. NJ Cartwright, Gr-nndior
! Captain r, H.. J." Fowler, Seventeenth
I Captain " n, Burr"ws Frrh DraEunn
auards Eton and Army.
n. c, Lce, Oxford University,
l. H. JArdine. Winchester and oxford.
J. .. y. Morrison. chestrrhouse and Cam
&c. Brooks, csmbridss.
a 3 shslmsrdins, Lancashire and Cam
mS''P. pob.on. NJ. c. c.
r A. prcctlslnui, Fiten and,M. c. c.
!; s;s.d .1s ses.sss, 4 9. Q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
Hard Luck Finger Chases Jinr

WyHEN Pat Moran scked a rookie pitcher named
w Napier against the Phs last Tuesday he chance
with the champion hard luck artist in baseball However
the new man came through with victory. which might
mean the jnx has been chased for good
Napier Is not youngster. In 1912 he was captured
By Branch Hickey while playing in the Texas Oklahoma
League. The next the ST. Looe Browns trained in
Houston and, payment for the Of the bali park
Napier left behind.
Then came the hard luck stuff. The pitcher 8
speciality was losing games by and how
we'll he performed the other fellow better Finally
the management became convinced he would he able
to win for Houston and Napier sold Shreveport
for the large of $500.
In 1913 and 1919 Napier the big noise in oil
belt. While he never became a consistent winner ne
always could be depended upon pitch good game and
had lot 10 do with winning the championship last fall
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
DESPITE RECENT DEFEA IT'S, INDIANS
CONTINUE TO SHOWLOTS OF FIGHT,
n MANAGER SPEAKER EVEN MORE so
by ROBERT w. MAXWELL

THREE out of the last four ball have slipped
from the trembling fingers of Iris Speaker since the
funeral Of Ray Chapman but the Tribe is far from
clipping Of pennant chase They lost ball gnme
70 AS yesterday to but they looked like anything
except ball club that's losing its grip There
yht in the Tribe up than there in Jack Demp
M y when he hung 1t J. willard
There much fight In iris Speaker that at
tage Of the plot appeared IL he going
dse his haymaker Umpire Hidebrand which would
have been tough for baseball and Iris Speaker and much
tougher for the ump This was the main noise the
pastime there's nothing unethical about explaining
II here.
Speaker, first up in the ninth, walked. Nothing
strange about that but it what Smith did that made
Il in trick it, Smith dumped in attempt to
rifce. Every on the field except the AS and the
jumps thought it foul Iris forced second
and although Smith didn't move from the plate, he
calico first when the ball elayed the initial
stoppins station. This signal for Spoke to let out
some of his nervous energy.
The Tribe boss placed his mouth under Hildebrands
and stated that he wrong. Those few words
strung out ten minutes The Indian
pilot complimented the umpire his gray matter, his
eyesight and other personal matters. For time it looked
IL Iris going substitute five knuckes for his
mouth which still lingering under Hildebands
ris Joe Wood impressed with this idea that he
stood with his ms within few inches of Speakers left
George Moriarty saved the situation. Gawge is smooth
talker and he threw oil all the place. Iris
sSted nRd everybody was happy except the Cleveland
IT would have been an unfortunate thing If Speaker
and Hildebrand had come to blows Every felt
for the temperamental Spoke He has been under
terrific strain that he has lost fifteen pounds, the
wrinkles in his deeper grayer
Hildebrand did attempt to give Spoke argument
end therein he showed good Judgment. One
ump and the Tribe dictator probably would have
troll But be kept his mouth shut. Even Hldebrand
doesn't hold the outburst against Speaker Iris Is
temperamenta athlete always high strung emphatic
The death of Ray Chapman has made him
But iris hareup proved thing. The old fight is
still there. No place the loss OF the game the
Indians. Slim HarriS the cnuse The lanky hurler
had stuff than Alexander yesterday deserved to
win. He had quick. wide break his curve and good
hop his fast ball
A NY club IN the american League roouid haze
~ been the same to Harris He held the Indians
to three hits and tAe coufdr't hace nee, sr,ret
III, support Aad been anvphere airtioht as
auto tire after q blooout.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
GAMES FOR HILlDALE
Local Team to Meet Tesreau's Bears
In New York

After considerable dickering Philadel- :
nhia's leading semipro team. the Hill
Gale nine, has accepted terms to play
return double. header with JEFF Tes-
reau's Bears Mt Dyckman Oval, near
the Dyckman street subway station,
New York, Sunday afternoon.
About month ago these teams en- =
gagged in two thrilling contests before a
record crowd at the oval and broke
even. \ inc" then the IlilldaI"s have
been anxious 10 have the Bears cross
hats with them at Shibe Park in Phila.
delphia, but Tesreau refused to play
away from home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
4 handy litiln d,yI,.

\ handy little dcyicc that serves ns a Jack
and viii lift almost any weight you can put
upon It consists ~ merely short length of
iron pipe Of large enough diameter TO receive
a bolt. but not the nut that gres on the bolt
Simply slip tn" L0lt. with nut screwed pa n
way on, down into the end u the piece ~
pipe. ALLOW Ing the shoulder OF the nut to rest
on the tor 'dgr ut the pipe and your Jack
is made. Having srt II In position. turn W
the nut and this with back out the bolt
thereby exerting r very strong lifting force.
BY using four Of th"s" little p!pe Jacks. on"
handy litting method for the heavy iron cast.
ing Is provided
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
West Branch Wlnnlnn

After being In a slump for few weeks.
West Branch Y, NJ. II, A. started on their
winning way again by beating the Crescent
club. Of TreLton, by the score OF s-3 The
hitting Of West Branch was unusually good
teen OF It's twenty-five games. Owing 10 A
last-Ininute eaneeiati1n, West Branch 10 with
out game for this Saturday and Sunday.
hrst-ciass home teams Offering FsaSDnAbls .
Inducements. Address 8, MaiseIs. 572i
In na ss0s i,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
81. Louis Soccer Team Loses

stockholm. Aug. 26.-The Stockholm foot
hrll team defeated the St. Louis sggresa-
tion visiting this country ny scorc Of
0 to l yescrday. The American forwards
lost many opportunities to score. and Al
the breaks OF the game went to the VIC
tors. Mare scored tho only goal made by
IN" st. Louis team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
NEW SOCCER CLUB
Pencoyd Iron Works Plans Team
for COMING Season

The Pencoyd Iron Works will have &
succer team the coming season and vii
also bccom" members of the Allied
American Football Association. Tha'
action was taken at meeting Of tho
board of directors held yesterday a
the clubhouse. Woodvale. Wissahickon
All Of the home games will be- played a
their athletic park. Ridge avenue an,
Park drive, Wissahckon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
IL IL not Yer, generally known tina, no

II In not very generaiiy known that pow.
dered charcoal mixed with kerosene oil
makes very satisfactory valve-arindinR
compound In the absence OF the regular
product. The mixture Is applied In the regu-
lar way and the grinding carried out Just q 3
with ordinary grinding Compounds. The char
Coa! produces II very fine surface and unless
the wales ar" In unusually bad condition
COmpOunds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26

Leo y Flynn Is assisting Tex Richard IN
maN.hs matches at trs Madison SQUARE
Garden New York city.
Young Tom sbsrkey and Johnny paxto,
each went over so big In his resnectiys
bout At Highhridse. N j. last week tSs,
they have been rematchei for bouts in ths
ne1t SHOW there.
d, !"hn9y Vixyi is deueloping INTO one of
tne ieadlnE prIdes Of Little Italy. He sets
another crack at Pete Malone in the sta%
setto At the Eleventh Street Arena tornNr.
row night. Mike Connnrs semihn4Is acaintt
Stajhkt MckNnna With other bouts: Tommy
AcGarnsle VI. Black Dundee. Silent Pur.
year ". Kid Harris and Ray Beckert Va
Andy Rivers. w.
fuEEy Lse Is getting into shape to make a
strehu3ps campaign against the liGhtweisht
crop THIS fan. Tomorrow night PuCEo will
meet preston Brown IN the hnaI fracas on
Hm1 program at the Cambria Club, with
b"n3y y Burns vs. Johnny Morgan as tbs
sSetnht, Sh, Oth-r bouts: Bobby Barrett vs..
Hoohy Link, Al Shaw vs. Johnny Royce
ana Joe Spencer vs.. Hugh!e burns.
soo CerviD has pAtr OF IittI. birds
Ssltlhg into shape for tho coming season
Mnn,o EHsy are ;11ly Et1ly Lyle l2+ pounds aid Young
n 9qite busy this fsll hstween handbag
thls brace Of battlsrs and Keeping time
at most OF the big shows.
Rocky fTd recently staged a successful
c0mehack and Benedict Steve Narcoe Ia
c"nftent the former will give the local lls.
p"InIerS a I"t to worry about. Ford 10
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pionts and no leak can be discovered an
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remedied at once. Whenever the specific
sraNlty Of On" Cou falls more than 20 points
below that Ct TIE other cells there IL tTuu-
BILE Somewhere and Il should be run down
without delay even II It Ia necessary to call
On the service station.