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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
UNA osA APoRREA A uN PASTOR
cERcA pE BoRREeo

HNHfNM. .H|.. NI ~
Ror communication ~telefonica de un
miembFo de la partida de w. II. Nc
Fadden, euya partida esta ahora en-
canine hacfa Las Truehas o Ell fin
de lasar algunos ositos, para ell Zoo"
del aCresent City,, Sc dice que una
osa, magull6, arrand y rasguh6 consi-
derablemente a IN pastoTsitO de owe
JAS arriba de Borrego, cerca de IL sic
de Santa re Sc supo esta mana
ma. f5Ha4a ~
No Sc sabe 10 que estaba hacien7
do ell ~pastorcito para irritar a la ma
Dire de los ositos y a ellos, no Sc sa-
be. 81 Senior McFadden ha manteni-
do muy sarimente, un veterano en-
esa Inca de negocios, que IN oso 0
osa deiara al casador sin molestarlo,
81 ell casador atiende q ~ propios
negooios y no molestar a los chiqui-
tos, 81 a acaso Sc hace IN esfuerzo
para capturar a los ositos, Ell Senior
'Mac" dice que Ia madre osa dara
un esternudo suficiente recio para es-
pantarn al c~ualauier huron con lena
que Sc halle en- la Plaza de Santa re.
Tamhien Sc dice por la communication
telefonica que Ia historic del pastor
otto no Sc confunde con Id experien.
ella del sr. Gyunn qrien mato uno osa
y dos ositos 81 Domingo pasado.
Otros detalles Sc dan de un $50
que fu6 matado por la partida del
ST.. McFadden Sc dice que oso canelo
fue descuhierto por la partida Ell Jue-
yes y un excitamiento RENO por mas
de dos horas.
LOS perros partleron tras del oso,
en- una carrera muy ~apresurada, y
lentonces Sc lego la de deyeras."
FL Oso Sc Trepa EN- un Pine
Lo primero fue cuando Ell osO cane
10 Sc trep6 en- i'm Pine y los perroa
~atrasito de ell De ninguna manera
bubo tempo para lasar 81 oso. por
que Ell ESQ estaba bastante enojado
y brinc0 del pino y les parti6 a los
perros. Dos de los perros fueron raa-
gunados bastante NAL. Entonees el
excitamiento Sc acrsent6 mas y mas
para todos los perros y hay como Gin
de ellos, los que paEtier0n in
mediatamente detras del 0so. 6ef
Segdn Ia historic preyia Sc le do
tiro al canelo. Seguramente que
los easadores llegaron q lae0nclusion
de que no Sc podfa lasar el oso,
La LiiIey Rastrea Mas Qsos,
Otro informe por ell telefono esta
mahana que Ia perra yeterana Idly
para r~astrear osos o leopes estaba
en- Ia huella de mas osos " que toda
Ia partida de McFadden haran fuer
"a de pesear algunos ositos vivos.
Tai yez Sc haran ~esfuerzos de pes
BAR a Ia oso y ositos que maguliaron
Il ~pastorcito.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

D.
sin embargo, como San francisco y
Galveston ha vi mostfado ese esprit.
tn idomitables baio ID entidad, des-
trozo y ruina y saldra como sus otras
ciudades hefmanas mas grande y me.
jor para los desastres.
"AWncianle al mundo que vamos
a reedificar", fu6 el mensaje que Sc
envio a la prensa asociada, por los
hombres intrepidos de negocios del
"Pittsbprg del Popientet .Yamos ade-
lantes lee I'M rutulo en- Ia tIenda de
muebles media sumergida en- ell aqua.
Este es ell espfritu americana. es-
plendido e incontestable que ha he
cho q tOda eiHdad o eomunidaa des-
truida ieY~antarse truinfante de las
ruinas y no hay elemento conciyible
que 10 pueda extinguir. En- Ell dfa
del Julcio Final probablemente we're
mos algunos de los boosters de Los
Angeles o dc Spokane. oleando sus
banderas propias en- las eumbres dc
los cerros ma altos que SO encuen-
trep entopces y gritan 'Nomas ciude.
nos,s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

Por Ia noehe del % de Mayo cole.
braronee los ejercicios de clauspra
de la eseuela de Ia simpatica pobla-
eipn de Mora; habiendo flnaIizado dt
chic proerama en- 81 mayor exito y
amenidad D ANA arenga pronnncla-
da por 81 superintendent Juan Con-
way. Desprendieronse de los voca-
bulos que ell Sr. Conway peroraba in
~voeaeiones dOeentes y anhelantes de,
secs de incular por medios l0gicos
Y eficaces la imperiosa necesidad de
ilustrar a npestra Invented neo-mexir
cana. La fiesta escolar contaba con
un numeroso auditorio cuyo entusias-
mo manifestaba palpablemente de-
secs de m~ejorarse intelectualmente,
Segnn information de I'm testigo ocu'
lar, la excelsitud que deapleg6 dicha
fiesta do a luz publica Ia maestria
y pericia on. 81 pr0fesorad0 de- ese
planted supe dirigir las lab0res esco-
iares cue estaban a la fncumbencia
de estos. 81 quito pueblo de Mora,
seg1n parece, ha izado Ell pabellon
de la ilustracion para jamas deiarlo
caer soble ell negro y fetido lodo del
an~alfabetismo. Por esta digna accion
merecen los n%aturales de Mora el
~irrecusable APPLAUSE del mundo civili-
zado.
De esta pohlacion marchose 81 ST..
Conway al siguiente dia al ameno
pueblo de Adelino, condado de va
lencia, con el Tin de cumplir D su
los adelinos de dirigir la
paIabra en- ell festival de ~clausura de
ia escuela del citado lugar. Termina-
ron los ejercicios escolares en el
apogeo de la ammonia, ~llevandose con-
sligo los c0ncurrentes vivas impre-
stones de los consoles educaci0nales
que ~filtraron del aceftado diseurso
que 81 ST. Conway p~renunci6 con Sc
halada serenidad.
D~esafiando tanto Ell espacio como
Ia intemperie, 81 Sr. Conway, guiado
por la refuIgente estrelIa del carifio
que le profesa al pueblo neo-mexica.
no y ell ardiente deseO que tiene de
que Sc rasgue sin misericordia Ell inn
plaeable gelo de la ignorancia, ha re-
corrido en- cuatro dfas va por tren,
va por ~diligencia las sigtiientes pobla-
clones cuyas ~escuelas. despues de ha-
Der alberto eepOhlaneatueHto u5 par
par sus puertas On sehal de bien-
venida, han agasajado de una name
"a s~obre,saliente q esta disdinguido
misionero de Ia ~ensenanza q medida
que ce~iebraban con lueiGos y placen-
teros festlvales de claHsura del aho
escolar. Los Lunas y Beien, ambas
pobiaciones uhicadas en- 81 condado
de Valencia; Dawson en- e condado
de Colfax. En- cada una de estas po-
blaciones repercuti6 la 0 esealTeci-
da del primer magistrate de Ia es-
fera educational neo-mexicana. All
MEDIA que sc celebraba la dedica-
cion del nuevo edificio de e~scuela
p~reparatoria Ell Sr. Conway. o soil
unanime yiose obligado q con-
aescender 0 una peroracion impreg-
NADIA de bienandanza intellectual.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
FL SUCCESSOR DEL 0BISPO GRAM
JON tai vEz sERA uN PA,
DIRE DE N. N.

Hay rumo a la presente que el
1biapo Granion, de Tucson, Arizona,
tai vez resignara, debido a su poca
salUd y'que IN padre de Nuevo Me-
xico pueda que nse la Mira.
Ell Obispo Grajon, tiene va cincuen-
ia y ocho amos. Ell ha sido Ell Obs
DO de Tuscon por veintiun amos
es nativo de Francia un Sc
nor de I'm educacion muy refinadai
de una famila distinguish e indepen-
diente. FL fue ~consagrado Obispo en-
Baltimore por Ell Cardenal Gibbons.
Jules CANNON entonces embajador
de Francia a los Estados Unidos fue
d Baltimore para atender a Ia cerer
monia en- la Cathedral, Y tomo su a.
slento a la izquierda del nueyo obs
pc y el Cardinal Gibbons a su dere-
cha, en- el refresco que Sc do des-
pues de la c~onsagracion. Los Obs
pos Y Arzobispos que han resignado
en- 10 pasado. ellos guardian 81 titulo
como "Su Senoria", "Su Alteza', por
la vida. pero ellos pueden rehunciar
su di6cesis 0 arquidiocesis.
Cuando la muerte o Ia resignation
de5a una vacancia muchas wees IN
padre de la misma diocesis SO lie da
IA Mira; muchas veces es escogido
ie otra diocesis. Los nuevos obs
pos y a~rzobispos Cat6licos Romanos
N 10 de adelante en- los Estados uni
los sin embargo seran hijos nacidos
lqui. Sc dice que esta es i'm regla7l
uento nuevo, y que 81 Santo Padre
lecida de escoier IN obispo para los
,aises misieneros, o padre que tenga
,xperiencia grande entire los que ha-
la Ingl6s y CASTELAR, del pueblo de
ste gran sur-poniente; m hombre
lie piedad, pero tambien un bnen
de asuntos plblicos por que
n obispo tiene mucha responsible
!ad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
LADRoNEs SAQUEAN UNA ITEM
pA EN- LUCY; FoRzAN LA
PUERTA DE ATRAS

Estancla, Junio 4-Los ladrones en-
traron a la tienda de Mattingly, al
norte de aqui, y Sc dieron las de via
diego. con varios sacos de harina, un
par nueyode guarniciones, y una can
tidad de botes de conserva. La en-
trada a Ia tienda Sc obtuYo, Quebran-
do la puerta de atras, Ia tTaatienda,
hacienda un aguiero en- lapuerta de
adentro, y ~entonces Qdebraron la cha
pa. La estafeta, que estaba al fren-
te del edificio, no fue molestada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
CANANCIAS PARA ACENTES
ACTTYOS s.

Ruenas utlIidades vendiendo Am
pIificaclones al oleo, Pastel. Sepla,
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madas del Natural, vIstas y Esteros.
copios.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
DOS GUARpiAs NAcIoNALEs De
UNlpAp SON REcLuTADAs EN-
Ell coNDADo DE DoNA ANA


Las Cruces, Junio Aria campa6a
conducida por Ell Cuerpo local del Co
mercio. para reclutaF dos companias
de ingenieros de Ia gaardia naci0nal,
ha hecho I'M gran suceso y las com
panias ahora estan organizadas. Los
informes reoientes Sc dice, que Sc
muestra. que hay como doce hombres
arribas de el numero requerido, pero
no hay duda que algunos seran ilimi-
nados, en- las examinaciones finales.
Hay mucho hombres que estan apli-
cando diariamente, y es possible que
Una tercera compania sea Tornado,
antes que Sc acabe Ia carrera.
La formation de las companies
aqui, ~resultara en una coas buena.
aquf para los j6venes del pats, qua
traera una gran cantidad de equipo
, fondos del Gobierno "a la cfudad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

Hay cuatro condolences del suceso;
pfimera yigor de mente y coraz6n:
segunda, IN juicio esclarecido, ter
cera. oonocimiento de los homhres.
.cuarta. grande devotion a algdn solo
proposito o estudio. pero con ample
tud de visfa-Whife.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

FL mundo por 10 general ia su ad-
miracion no al hombre quien hace.
10 que nadie mas ha intentado haoer.'
sine al hombfe cue hace mejor 10.
que multitudes han hecho bien-Ma-
caulav.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

Cuando emprendas hacer alguna Co
sd no permitais que ninguna otra CO.
,sa os pertufbe de hacer 10 que ha-
beis emprendido. Este poder de con.
'centrar el pensamiento en- un0 sola
cosa particular v mantenerle .alIf
por horas a la vez, Sc toma practioa;
y Sc toma largo tempo para ABOUT
rir 81 habito.-Edison.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
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c. 0. D. bancos legales. Las ordenes deben yenir acompanadas de
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10 centayos. Los de tamano chico Sc yenden Is centavos docena,.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

ELtILLMO. sR. DON JUAN CON.
WAY, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DE
lNsTKuCCIOM PuBLIcA DEL rs.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

EseIareeldos ! las Muchedumbres que
P~ressncian las clausnras Escola-
res.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

Llamamos "a atsnci6n q Ia ofer-
Ia especial one aparece en- a
pkgina tres de este ndmero, Ia
cual durara por TODD este mes
de Mayo soIamente,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

nuestros avisOs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

IW Dlancos s1Ildo5 So dafan por 81 precIo do I00
ToDAs A oRDErEs pEBEN vEN1R A~ooNPANADAs
DE So nPoRTE: - NO MANDAM0S oRDEEES @. o. d.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29

~ >A'NiiSS 20 NSiC audNic III lIc OOiuiu-
bla crews and Coach Rice said that he
regarded the order as settled. He
stated that his men were in tip-top
physical condition and that he felt
that, from his observation, the Yale
first crew, which was beaten by Penn
two weeks ago, had improved tremen-
dously since then.
He denied reports That he felt opti-
mistic about beating either the first or
the second Yale crew. He said that
he regarded the Housatonic course as
the finest in America for two-mile
race. In The second Yale crew Larry
Gardner was taken i'll to-day and was
replaced by Marcien Jenckes of the
third boat. 1t is unlikely that Gard
ner will recover form in time to row
against Columbia. Rice said tonight
that Columbia would row both to-mor-
row morning and afternoon in short
practice.
The Yale management announced to-
night that the express leaving New
York City at one o'clock Saturday
would bring most of the crowd to
Derby for the race and tickets would
be on sale for tho observation train
at Shelton
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29
Rutgers Nine Puts
Syracuse to ROut
By Rally in Fourth
New Brunswick Collegians
Pile Up 3 Runs and Hold
Advantage; Score, 4. 10 2

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., April %
Batting rallies mean nothing to the
Rutgers baseball team. At any rate
the local collegians killed off three of
them in the course Of administering
beating to Syracuse here this after
noon by score Of 4 to 2.
Rutgers clinched the game in the
fourth inning when base on balls, a
single by Vanorden and long drives by
Wheelock and Platt gave the home
team three runs. They scored again
in the eighth when Winner, who had
walked was driven in by Vanorden.
Syracuse staged its most serious
rally in the ninth. With one down.
Robertson drove out homer to center
Malone walked, Ingalls, singled and a
wild throw advanced the runners g
base. But Flynn frightened and retired
the side without a score, a one-hand
catch by Wheelock featuring.
Tha ccora.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29
Bears Show Return
To Form and Beat
Rochester by 4 to 2
Southpaw Hill Holds Hus-
tiers to Five Hits; Came
Settled i'm Third Inning

With the veteran Cliff Lefty" Hill
on the mound, the Newark Bears re-
turned to winning form and turned in
a to 2 victory over the Rochester
Hustlers yesterday afternoon at Harri-
son Field in the second game of the
series.
Hill allowed the Hustlers only five
hits. Two of these followed two bases
on balls and gave the Hustlers their
first run. Their other tally came on a
two-bagger and an error.
The Bears scored in the first inning
on two hits, including a two-bagger,
and an error. In the third session
three Bears scampered across the plate
as the result of three hits and two
errors.
Shields, with three hits in three
times at bat, led the Bears with the
willow. Fred Merkle, the former Giant,
again showed the Hustlers the way
with two safeties.
Tho cc0rp.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29

the days performance except to say
that the times of both boats were un-
satisfactory and that he has now de-
cided to row Leh's eight as the varsity
against Harvard and the Navy week
from Saturday, and will use Captain
Cresswell's shell as the junior varsity.
The rapid progress of Varsity B has
been due mainly to the excellent work
OF Leh at stroke, who has developed
into one of the best oarsmen on the
lake. Leh stroked the third crew last
season. Great credit also is due to
Lewis, at No. 5, who has had to alter
his form completely this year. He for
merly rowed at Columbia, where he
stroked the 1922 freshmen.
The two varsties rowed this after
noon as follows: Varsity A: Bow,
Page; 2, Jones; 8. Pyne; 4, Cooke;
5, Newlin; 6, Sinclaire; T, Marburg;
stroke, Cresswell; cox, Gardner.
Varsity B: Bow, Brush; 2, Fleming;
B. Milne; 4, Curtiss; S, Lewis; 6, Nor
gan, 7, Brigham; stroke, Leh; cox,
Scull.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29
Penn OUrSn1en Reach
Annapolis for Races
Special Dispatch to The Tribu,

" ~
ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 28.-Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania oarsmen, un-
der Coach Joe Wright, arrived at An
napolis this afternoon. They have been
assigned quarters at one of the acad-
emy lighthouses and will put in a full
day tomorrow over the course. Three
crews will row, varsity, second and
freshman, and all the races will cover a
mile and five -sixteenths, the Henley dis
tance.
Conditions for racing were splendid
this afternoon. All the Navy crews
were on the water. The varsity and
second crews are in fine shape, and the
utihost confidence exists that the varsity
will win from Pennsylvania
However,, the plebe crew has not been
dong well for some days, and must take
big brace to have a chance to win. No
official invitation has been received at
the academy for the entry of the Navy
crew in the Pougnkeepse regatta on
June "a. and Commander Howard. ath-
letc officer, has taken up the matter.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29

fourth. Here New York got run off
Erickson, who relieved Zachary in Tn.
third: Piercy, first up, was brushed on
the sleeve by a pitch, Umpire Connolly
deciding in his favor after Niorlartv
had put the decision UP to the first
base umpire. Fewster sacrificed and
Peckinpaugh hit home the run with
single to left
gift run fell to the Hug1nen in the
NTH. With two down Schang walked
and took third on Piercy's second
double to left. He scored on Char
rity's poor throw back of pitch. Eacb
side drew run in the eighth. Lewis
and Charity sandwiched clean hits
around fluke hit by Shanks. In the
second half Pipp singled off Courtney
with one down, stole second after being
caught off first, took third on wild
pitch and scored, with Bodie, who
strolled, when Shanks threw Ward 5
grounder into right field.
Louis Epstein, q landmark Of the
Polo Grounds, will celebrate his fifty
seventh birthday to-day "Eppie," as
he is known to fandom, has been cham
plon peanut dispenser and not dog
passer of the Harry NJ Stevens firm
for the last twenty-seven wears.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29
Wdr Hero at Games
Despite Paralysis
nOUGLAS MYLEs, of Dupont,

DOUGLAS MYLES, Of Dupont,
hero of the Argonne, who is now
a paralytic in the Fox Hills Hos
pital, will be guest of the knights
of Columbus at local major league
baseball game once every week dur
ing the current season. Dupont saw
his first game of the year at the
Polo Grounds yesterday, being taken
to and from the park in an ambu-
lance.
Myles met Babe Ruth and pre-
sented to the King of Swat poodle
dog, which the home run king named
Casey"
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29
Indians Make % Hits:
Overwhelm Tigers. 1875

CLEVELAND, April 28.-The Indians
the Tigers Is to 5, making twenty
three hits for total of thirty-three
bases. Each Indian made at least one
hit and scored at least one run.
In addition to keeping Detroit's hits
scattered and being effective in the
pinches, Uhle made home run with
the bases filled and got two singles,
driving in six runs, his homer sending
Leonard to the showers. Eleven men
faced Cole in the eighth inning:
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29
Schooner Mayaower
OFF to Fishing Banks

BOSTON, April 28--The schooner
Mayfower. Boston's candidate for in
ternational fishing vessel race honors
next fall, set out to-day on her maiden
voyage, fishing trip to the Mag
dalenc Islands in the Gulf of St Law
renee. AS she slipped out Of port in
a haze, she was hailed by ships bells,
sirens and fog horns.
At her wheel was Captain j. Henry
l.arkin. her skipper, and beside him
stood Charles Francis Adams. who
sailed Resolute to successful defense
of the Americas Cup in the inter
national yacht races last year.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29
Red Sox Whip Mackmen
When Perry Weakens

BOSTON, April 2S.-Perry weakened
IN the fourth inning to-day, Boston
making three runs and eventually win
nlng from Philadelphia, to 2. Bush
started in the box for Boston, but was
expelled in the first when he claimed
that Witt, who had walked, did not
score on Dugan's double to the left field
score board. Myers pitched the rest Of
the game and held Philadelphia safe.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29
Three Home Runs
Score Nine Tallies
And Win for Phils
Ralph Miller and Meadows
Clear Bases in ll-to-6
Game With the Braves
NATIONAL LEAGlE

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-Three
home runs. two of them with the
bases flied, gave Philadelphia an II
to 6 victory to-day and an even break
Of the fourgame series with Boston.
Ralph Miller in the first inning and
Pitcher Meadows in the eighth, were
the batters whose circuit drives
scored eight runs between them. Will
liams's home run came in the third
with the bases empty. Meadows has
two home runs to his credit so far
this season.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29
Speaker Releases Rookie

CLEVELAND, April 27.-Nelson Pott
southpaw, Cincinnati sand lot pitcher
mas been released by the Cleveland base,
ball club to the Houston club of the
Iexas League, on an optional agree
ment Manager Speaker said Pott
would rejoin the Indians in the fall or
next spring -
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29
Roush Asks Reinstatement

ST; LOUIS, April 26.-Application
tor the reinstatement of Outfielder Ed
Roush was made to Judge Lands. com
missioner of baseball, by Manager Pat
Moran of the Cincinnati Nationals. it
was announced to-day when Roush
joined the club here. Roush had been
hold-out and automatically went on
the ineligible list for failure to sign
his contract before April 20.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29
Varsity b Selected
To Represent Tigers
Special Dispotch TO The Tribune

II 'oI70trH TIC TtV1Ht
PRINCETON, N. j., April 2s.-In
time trials held here this afternoon
between the two Tiger varsities. Var
slty B proved itself the superior of
Captain Cresswell's first crew and de-
feated it handily in race over the
mile and three quarter course. The
junior varsity also started with the A
and 3 boats, but finished several
lengths in the rear.
Dr.. Spaeth refused to comment upon
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29

'VVdFs OF o n 10 2 TOtAIs 81 b 10 IT 4!
Batted for Perry in fifth inning.
Batted for Keefe in eighth inning.
philadelphia. 0 Ga
Boston...... 0 3 0 0 KS
Two base hits--Dugan, Witt, Pratt Hen
dryX. Home run--F. Walker. Sacrifices
Menosky. Scott. Double plays-Ga lloway,
DYKES and Griffin; Witt, Pratt and Nc
,nnis; Ruel and Scott Left bases
Philadelphia, 4 Boston, g. Bases on balls
on Perry, 2; off Bush, l. Htts-On
Ferry in innings; off Keefe. 4 in 3
on Hasty, none in l: off Bush 1 in Ia
en- Myers, in 2-3. Hit by pitcher--Ry
Myers galloway. Struck out-By Hasty.
l by Myers. s. Winning pitcher-Myers'
losing pitcher-Perry. mpires-Wilson.
pinneen and Nallin. Time Of game 20
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29
Yale Nine Buries Trinity
Team Under 1910 Score
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 2s.-
Yale to-day inflicted a 10 to defeat
upon Trinity. the largest total regis
tered in baseball game by the Ellis
in the modern history of the game. The
victors scored in every inning. and
every Yale player except Hickey hit
safely. The locals made twenty hits.
Selleck famed twelve visitors.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29

Frank Gohde, playing from the 40
mark. defeated Julius B. Braun (43) in
the American three-cushson handicap
o1lliard tournament at Kline's Academy
ast night. Gohde ran out his string
of 80 in eighty-tive innings whio
Braun was making 81.
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Punctured by Piercy

'Batted for Erickson in eighth Inning.
Washington. 3 l 0 0 0 o @
New York. / ! . 0 x-s
Two base hits-Milan, Piercy (2). Peck
Inpaugh Stolen bases-Rice. Lewis. Harris
fipp. Sacrhces-Zachary. Fewster. Doubl-
New York Il; Washington. :. Bases Or
oalls-On Erickson, s; off Courtney, or
Percy, 2 Hits-Of Zachary. in 2 in
nings. of Erickson. in .; off Courtney
in !: Hit by pitcher-By Piercy Lewlsy
by Erickson (Piercy). Struck out-Bs
Plercy' 4; by Erickson. ?. Wild pitch
Courtney. Balk-Piercy Passed ball
Schang. Losing pitcher-Zachary. unpirs,
@Moriarty and Connolly. Time OF game
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29

Two-base hits-Cobb Veach (2), Burns,
Wood. Gardner (2), sewell. Three ba SO
hlt-Stephenson. Home run-Uhe. Stolen
bases-Cobb Jones, Bush. Sacrifice
Neach l'cuble plays-Step phenson Sewell
and BurEn; Bush, Young and Blue Left
on pases-Detroit. 8; Cleveland. 10. Bases
on on balls-0n Leonard, 4; off Cole. 3; off
Chle. s. Hits--On Leonard, IL in In
nings; off Cole. 12 in I. Hit by pitcher
By Leonard (Sewell); by Cole (Burns).
Struck out--By Leonard l; by Cole. i ;.
by uhle, l.. Losing pitcher-Leonard. Um.
pires- -aildebrand and Evans. Time of
New-York tribune., 1921-04-29

Sepenth-lnning Rally Ciues
Ruetl,er His Second Victory
Bill Ryan Blows Up After Pitching Six Superb Ses-
sions; Poor Base Running Contributes to 2-to-l
Defeat of McCraw's Nine at Ebbets Field
BY r. J. Keny

Ruether who the pitching of
the
the final of the between McGaws players
Dodgers yesterday