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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
CoNsULTA DE MEDIGOS

Esta enferma hubo consulta de
m6dicos, la distinguida sefiora Lola
Ddvila, viuda de C6rdova, madre po-
Utica del Lcdo. Jaime Sifre Davila.
Ha pasado el cuidado la DANA en-
ferma sigue mejor, confiandose en- SUI
prontO restablecimiento. Deseamos que
en- breve sc encuentre perfectamente
bien. A la pasada consulta asistieron
los Dres. Vega, Franceschi y Quevedo
Baez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
LA INFLUENZA

Han oeurrido nuchos casos de gri-
pc, que, segiin parece, resulta influen-
"a, Y Sc informa que en- Rio Piedras,
Trujillo y otras poblaciones Y campos
cercanos, han Ocurrido mas de 500
invasiones, la mayor parte, por for
tuna, sin consecuencias fitales.
FL Sr. Vail Spinosa, y toda su dis
tinguida familia, :: IA trabajadores de
su finca tuvieron la playa, .pero va
estan ell completa convalecencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
A sANTo DOMINGO

En- breve embarra para Santo Do
mingo el Sr. Miguel Morales, que va
en- gestiones de negocios de las manu-
facturas de maqninaria que represen-
tn: Parece que Jentro de la actual
crisis, hay alguna tendencia la norma
lidad. en- 10 one Sc refiere a determi-
nadas industrias, y los azucareros. no
importa los bajos tipos de su produc-
ci6n, siguen mejorando en- 10 possible.
sus medios de production.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
UNA BODA

Han efectuad0 sus bOdas en- puerta
de TERRA, .OficiandO ell In ceremonial el
padre Hoff, la agracia,ll seiiorita Eu.
femia Raso y el correcta caballerO San
tos OliveEl, sargento de la compaiifa
H. del Regimiento 4j.
Apadrinaron a los c6nyliges, Ia Sc
Iora Obdulia de Tirado. Y el senior Je-
siis Martinez.
Muchas felicidades deseamos la jo
ven pareja.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
Ia EscAsEz De HARINAsl

Sc nota una fuerte eseasez de hari-
mas De trie0, patente primera con mo-
two ae lds diicuItades existentes en-
las Was de communication. El rapor
@San Lorenzo de a New York and
Porto Rico 5. S. Co, qne entr6oaeer
en- nuestro puerto, trajo una innor-
tante eantidad d. harina "Gold Me-
daip II bien conocida marca i sIem-
pre- prefrida por los panaderoz.ss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
DE yIAJE A ESPASA

FL proximo vapor sc ausentard otra
vez para Espafla. despu6s de haber
pasadO una temporada en- Guayama,
la distinguida seiiora Genoveva In
stia, viuda de Cautiho, madre de
nuestro amigo don Gcnaro " don
Eduardo.
La dana que Sc ausenta es muy
estimada de todas las classes sociales
de la culta ciudad y Sc lie hara una
tan justa como afectuosa despedida.
lie deseamos cl mejOr viaje i'm
presiOnes.-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
Ell S.ABADO PROXIMO

NuevOs ndmeros ofrecera el progra-
ma del sabadO, en- la Feria del Hip6-
drOmO. Y Sc augrra OtrO lleno, parti-
cularmente en- el bale Y en- las exhi-
biciones en- que SO mejorYrt TODD 10
possible el espectdculo.
De In isla vieEen muchas familias
Ia Feria Y el limitadfsimo c0sto de
entrada es otra nueva facilidad para
que las clases mas modestas disfra-
ten de las fiestas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
MELORANpO

Esta mejor. dentro del curse de la
grave doIencia que lie aquejara. Ia
nina de los distinguidos esposos de
Goenaga Saldaiia Les doctores Bia-
mon y Saldaiia asisten a la enfermita
' celebraremos que muy pronto este
completamente restableeida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
EN la coRTE FEnERAL

Con motive del fallecimiento del
ilustre Juez. .Presidente del Tribunal
Supreme de los Estados nidos, Hon.
Edward Douglas White, la Corte Fe-
deral de Puerto Rico, celebrara ma
mana niartes, solamente una hora de
session, de 9 10 de la mahana, decla-
randose despues en- receso, en- honor
del extinto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
PnR HTRTn

Acusado de hurto de munecos fl
nos, de la Feria, ha sido enviado la
Escuela Correctional de Mayagiiez, el
menor Esteban Santiago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
Los lcOycrRRENTEs an
BiNQUETE.

DIAQJE1E. sss,is,ss,s
sres. Luis Sanchez Morales. Ma
nuel v. Domene,.h. Francis II. Dcx-
Ter. Guillermo Esteyes, Manuel famu-
mas, Alexandra Ruiz Solcr. Ramon
Siaca Pachece. Juan Hernandez, L6-
pez, NJ. Benftcz Flores, Jose ]. Benz
tez, Rafael Cuevas zequeira, Francis
co NJ. Ztno, Manuel A. Martinez Da-
villa, Herininio Miranda. Octario Jor-
dan, Felipe A. Garcia, Francisco Sein,
Jose Castillo, Alfonso Lastra Cha
rriez, Miguel Guerra Mondrag0n, Jo-
Sc ]. Tizol, Enrique Bird Lopez, Jors
&c. Romanf, Jose Alum Perez Aglis.
tin Dfaz Smine, Juan Planellas. r..
Fortune Selles, julie Gandfa, A. 1to-
Nero Moreno. .xfa q
dez, Manuel velilla Antonio. Capella,
Genaro Cautino, Jose Pcnedo Benftez,
Pablo Morales Cabrera. John A. viii
son, George r. i;hanton, n. X ASH
ford, J. Henry Brown, Kdolp e.:
Wolff. Emilio. del Toro. Pedro de AZ
drey, Manuel Rodriguez Serras Mar
celino. Romanf. Pedro de Castro. Pc
dro A. de Castro Carlos NJ. he Cas-
tro, Charles W. fowler. Manners Rala-
cios saIazar, William Korbers Eeleri-
co Rubert, Enrique Vidal, Ran,0p Qui
Homes, Herminio MADEIRA Cecilio Mo-
ran Jnslis Ranffpz J2irarfln Siy.a34af
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
EN- GUYNABO FALTA UN MEDICO

La. administration municipal de
Guaynabo necesita los servicios de un
m6dico para la beneficencia de aquella
poblaci6n, que carece de esos servicios.
Evening journal., 1921-11-15

COS Grant Ave,
Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1921-11-15

up sword against nations. neither
shall they learn war any more"
II Will be observed that in this
Scripture It is not the Lord that
says all this. but 'many nations"
This is precisely what the nations
are saying at the present time. They
are stalking of amity, but they are
preparing for ArmaEeddon. But
while many nations are talking about
beating their swords into plowshares.
and their spears into pruning hooks,
and saying that nation shall not lift
up sword against nation. neither
shall they learn war any more--while
they are saying all this, God declares
what they are actually DOING
Proclaim ye this among the ma
tons; prepare war; stir up the
mighty men; let all the men OF war
draw near. let them come up. Beat
your plowshares into swords, and
your pHuning-hooks into spears: let
the weak say, i am strong. Haste
ye. and come, all ye nations round
about, and gather yourselves togeth-
er; thither cause thy mighty ones 10
Evening journal., 1921-11-15
is IT wouFEs

There Gro various sources OF the
name Wolf In this country. IN
doubtcdly Il is sometimes an old
English surname. Wolf and Ulf
were used as personal names at an
early date. Ions before the Norman
conquest, and doubtless gave the
surname found in early times. Again
1t is doubtless adopted as a nick
name and in this form IL was not
probably used until the fourteenth
century.
But by far the greater number OF
Wolfs in our present cities are OF
german-Jewish descent Tho Jews
when required 10 adopt surnames in
Germany about a hundred years ago
often chose animal names. such as
Lowe. or lion. Adler. eagle, and
Wolf These animals had a sym
holic significance in the Old Testa-
ment and recommended themselves
70 those who adopted them on that
account. However, not all Germans
named Wolf are Hebrews. Perhaps
the name was often taken from d
Evening journal., 1921-11-15
Peoples Column
MIcKEnNEss oF MAR

To the Editor OF The Evening
journal:
Sir.-That we are living In one OF
the most Important ages OF the
world il recognized by all thinking
men. Great revolutions are taking
place in the political world. The
nations Of earth are proclaiming
peace and preparing for war. New
er has there been a state OF affairs
so utterly incongruous. with one
voice men unite in declaring that
the haicyon days are at hand. while
at the same time they get ready for
the biggest game OF powder and pro-
jectiie that has ever been proposed
during the history OF the earth.
The sceptered kings OF Great
Britain. France. Italy. Japan. China,
Holland. and Belgium. in response
70 President Harding's invitation.
have sent delegates to The Confer
ence on Limitation OF Armament,
now conVening 10 our national cap
itai.
VIII there be no more war? VIII
10 be possible for the nations OF
earth to reach and maintain per-
manent pcace7 No more bloody
slaughter OF the flower and strength
OF our young manhood. no more
widowed wives. no more sorrow
stricken homes, or ruined cities. or
desoiated fields. as the result OF arm
ed strifel The billions now spent
for bombs and bullets. devoted here
after 10 education and philanthropy
This surely is a condition to be
sought an adjustment OF internn-
tionai relationships worthy { h G
highest efforts OF statemen, phiio-
sophers, and sages In every country
We all devoutly wish this idea
might be possible OF attainment
but we sorrowfully realize that II
this present world state OF society 1
can never be.
In the book OF the prophet Mica
(t:1-4,AR.V.l Il is written that 4
'tho latter days" there shall man
Evening journal., 1921-11-15

come down. o Jehovah. Let the
nations bestir themselves. and come
up to the valley OF Jehosaphat; for
there will I sit 70 judge all tho ma
tions round about. Put ye, in the
sickle; for the harvest is ripe; come
tread ye; for the winepress is fun
the watts overflow; for their is great
Multitudes. multitudes in the valley
of decisionl for the day OF Jehovah
Is near in the valley Of decision"
(Joel 3;9-14, A.R.V).
The meaning Of Joers prophecy
stands clear upon the very face Of IL.
1t is fuihling on every hand. II
declares that when we reach the last
days. the spirit will possess all the
nations TO prepare war" and the
nations are doing this. The mighty
men OF all the nations are stirred.
Men are using every device and all
the ingenuity of the world for the
invention and building OF superior
weapons Of war.
These two prophecies are fulnl-
ing at the present time,-the one a
declaration OF tho great false cry OF
Evening journal., 1921-11-15

Ali the circumstances sur
rounding the New Improved
Gillette stir a mans feeling for
commerce..
The radical new invention,
An improvement SO basic that
nothing in the Patent Office
contained even a hint Of its
slightest detail.
The courage to put this new
Evening journal., 1921-11-15
WONIEN'S FEET NOW
GROWING SMALLER

Los ANGELES. Cal, Nov. 15.--
Women's feet are getting smaller
every year. according TO Southern
California merchants who sell shoes.
A Santa Barbara dealer sponsored
the first announcement OF this in
terosting revelation. Los Angeles
shoe merchants say he's right
And the reason? It's tho ubiaui-
tous automobile. As the purring
cars multiply in number women
take fewer and fewer steps. Their
tootsles no longer are subjected 10
the strain of pounding the gravel
all day long.
"Tho length OF a woman's foot Is
a matter OF heredity," said one
dealer "The width OF her foot DE-
pends upon exercise. however. II is
natural, therefore, that the tendency
for several years has been for wo-
mems feet TO get smaller-that is,
narrower"
Evening journal., 1921-11-15
YOUR LAST NAME
BY MARY MARS HALL DUFFEE+
Copyright 1890. by NJ cciure Newspaper Syndicate

shop sign Of the familiar woods
animal.
In this country a prominent won
family has still another origin. This
is the family that traces descent
from Laurence Wafel, a native Of
Walkers shrunn. in Byron, Batavia
who lived there in the first half OF
the last century. He was married
twice and had in all fourteen or
hfteen children. who were taught
the trade Of weaving as we'll as the
practice Of farming.
one OF these children. John George
Wafel. born in Walkers Shrunn in
1914. came TO this country in lS4b
and settled IN New Jersey. lie and
his descendants have used the name
of Wolf for Wafel. They we're
I.utherans Ions established in Ba-
Varia.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Howell: This may be from Paul
or from the Welsh Ap-Howeh' son
OF Howell.
.tCopyright. 1921. Mcclure News
paper Syndicatc.)
Evening journal., 1921-11-15

nations go. and say, Come ye, and let
us go up to the mountain OF Jehovah.
and to the house OF the God OF
Jacob; and he will teach us OF his
ways. and we will walk In his paths
For out OF Zion go forth the law,
and the word Of Jehovah from Jeru-
salem; and he will Judge between
many peoples. and will decide con-
cerning strong nations afar on; and
they shall beat their swords into
plowshares. and their spears into
pruning-hooks. nations shall not lift
Evening journal., 1921-11-15

peace; the other Gods warning Of
the awful preparations that viii be
made for war in the last days.
We would not be misunderstood
as decryins the mighty efforts men
are making for peacei Angels are
moving upon the hearts OF noble
men TO hold the winds OF strife and
war (Rev. 7;1-3). The Confer
encc on Limitation OF Armament Is
In his order. He would appeal to
men by every means that Divinity
can use, TO come to common sober
sense over the futility and wickedness
OF war. He would appeal TO them
by still higher motives. those which
are found in the Gospel OF our Lord
Jesus Christ. And thus is he stay
ing the winds OF war until his work
is done.
W. c. wHITMARsH.
COS Grant Ave,
Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1921-11-15
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relieve itching, allay that aggra-
Evening journal., 1921-11-15

age to drift together for some touch.
and-go businessgos sipto finish the day.
Probably your own boy, long before
he is able to vote, feels the national
instinct to start something.
American characteristics that may
explain in part the peculiar public
interest in the New Improved Gillette.
Evening journal., 1921-11-15

THE human race took long step
n forward when this country made
it respectable for a man to earn his
own living. .
Today, if Americans couldn't talk
business at lunch, most of us would
prefer to go off and eat by ourselves.
Even at social gatherings, men man.
Evening journal., 1921-11-15

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waiting sense OF pressure and enable
you to rest and sleep with comfort.
Tho fact that almost every drug
Eist In the II. s. and Canada carries
Pyramid In stock at 60 cents a box
shows how highly these Supposl-
tories are regarded. Take no sub
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-09-24
The Howard Schedule

Towards schedule this year Is quite
heavy. Most OF the important games,
however, will be played away from
home The first game OF the season
will be played October 8 at Lynch
burg Virginia. against the Virginia
Theological Seminary and College.
Other games on the schedule are: DC
tobcr Is, at Washington. Agricultural
and Tcchuical College Of Greensboro.
y. c. October y. at Washington,
Virginia Normal and Industrial In
stitutc. OF Petersburgh, Va; October
%. at Institute. w. Va. West Virginia
Collegiate Institute. November 5, at
Washington, Shaw University OF
Raleigh. y. {; November y at
Hampton Hampton Institute: ending
with the Iloward-Liucolu game al
Philadelphia, Pa, on Thanksgiving
Day. November y.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-09-24
FREEMAN JOHNSON WINS
SUNDAY SCHOOL
NET TITLE

Freeman Johnson, OF Walters Zion
). >. captured the city Sunday school
Tennis Championship, last week, by de-
feating Herman Brown, 1920 champion.
The match which went to five sets, Inc
score being "a, 10, rs, ST. OIL, was a
fitting finale Tor the second annual tour
nament to be promoted by the Union
Sunday School Athletic Association.
The meet, by the way, was highly sue
cesSful in every way It attracted
twenty-siN entries in the mems singles,
fourteen IN the women's, fourteen in the
mixed doubles. and eighteen in the mems
doubles. The following schools en-
tered teams Walters Zion, Quinn
Chapel Lincoln. ST Mary, St. Mark.
Bethel, Community and St. Paul Pres
byterian
Miss Jennie Goodwin OF ST Mary's
won the womens title alter battles with
the Misses Helen Thomas and Ruth
furnbull. In the mixed doubles Eugene
Wood and Annie Goodwin OF St. Mary
were Victors, defeating DR. Shocrs and
Miss Burnaugh OF St. Paul in the finals
The mems doubles furnished plenty
OF excitement. Douglas o. Reid and
Nep Smith, OF Quinn Chapel annexed
the title mainly because OF their superior
net game and lobbing. They found it
easy sailing after the second round, in
which they disposed OF Mark Lewis and
Fred Collier, Linoolns rcdoubtabe
young warriors. Although most OF the
play was good special mention should
be made OF. the playing OF Earl Hicks
Timothy Fambro, Arthur Turnbull
Clarence Mcfarland d. O. Reid. Mark
Lewis, Hazel Renffos, Vivian Carter,
Eunice Goodwin and Helen Thomas
Ashby B. Carter who was in charge
OF the meet, is elated over its success
and believes that the Sunday Schools
will produce an all-city champion next
season. Awards will be made to the
winners at banquet that win be held
next month.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-09-24
STARS EVEN UP WITH
ISLANDERS
Close Game Goes to Home Team
Decided Thursday

DETROIT, Sept. 14--Detroit Stars
eyened up the series with the Cubans
by winning Wednesdays game to s.
Gatewood and Force holding the
islanders safe.
The game was a hard fought affair
with the Cubans taking a two-run
lead in the second inning. but were
tied in the third. After the visitors
had scored one run in the fifth the
Stars came back with four, the result
of five singles and an error this rally
deciding the conflict although the los
ers managed to put more across in
the sixth.
The batting of Pete Hill and Rios
featured the game extensively and the
fielding of Baro Wesley and Petway.
defensively. Higgins and Brown
pulled clever double steal.
Manila was batted out of the box in
the fifth, lie Blanc finishing
The deciding game of the series is
set for Thursday afternoon Mack
park being the scene of conflict at 8
o'clock.
Score:
Cubans -. 0 . Dol o 0-0-5 9
Stars -. 0 > 0 o o o % II 5
Batteries anels, Leblanc aud MORN
Abreu Gatewood, Force and Petway.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-09-24
BACHARACHS
MUST FIND
NEW HOME:
Bacharach Giants officials ON Lookout
for New Baseball
Grounds

Atlantic City, Sept. 23.-Bvron vii
announced yesterday that the local ball
club is now looking for Il site upon
which to establish u new ball park, as
the present Inlet Park will be RACED
after October |.
The owners of the Bacharach Giants
have been trying to get lease on the
grounds for next season but have been
unsuccessful as yet.
Mr.. Wilkins declared last night that
be has several important locations in
view and will decide upon whore the
Giants will play in 1929, before the
present season is over. One of these
sites is said to be located in the down
town section of this city.
"Since we opened the Inlet Park III
1915, the attendance has never been
what we expected and consequently
year after year the local club lost
money. 1t did not affect us great
deal, hut it showed that the baseball
fans of Atlantic City would not sup
port big league team and we were
forced to let some of our high priced
pldN IT'S 20. Duts cont lHutu MI.
wilkins, "aftcr SCENIC the big crowds
which were attracted by baseball teams
in the South and Cuba, decided that
the Giants would have banner season
and signed up one of the best teams
We ever had. At one time we carried
eight pitchers, four of which were later
farmed out for experience, rs we could
not afford to keep them
Mr. wilkins also spiked the rmol
that the Bacharaeh Giants are to be re
moved to New York after the present
season. "Nope, the Giants will not
play in Gotham next season because of
the fact that there arc too many teams
in Manhattan already
The Giants at the present time are
going along with only four twirlers-
Redding, "Red' Ryan Harold Tread
we'll and Jim Winters being the slab
men. With Rojo >en the bench with
several injured fingers, the bulk of the
catching falls upon Yank and Gate
wood
Edward b. Lamcr. secretary of the
local club, annonae6d last night that
Dick jackson, the Giant s sensational
young infelder, who has been playing
for the Richmond Giants the past two
weeks, will join the locals either Satur-
day or Sunday.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-09-24
BUCKEYES FOUGHT
HARDEST Of
ALL TEAMS
By Dave Wyatt

With the flag end Of the season right
~ hand, the Negro National league
clubs are putting up a brand of baseball
that las the fans by the ears, and has
the rank and file OF the dcyotees of the
pastime wishing that the present sea
SON had two or more months to run. 1t
is quite unfortunate for clubs like Co
lumbus and Indianapolis and others who
were compelled to fight near all the sea
son under severe bandicaps, and right
now with the ill-luck of fate brushed
aside and their clubs waging an ON
ward rush towards the pennant goal,
only 10 meet with circumstances that
will not permit Of enough league games
of the regular schedule to be run. The
schedule calls for hundred aud five
games with an exchange of fifteen
games between each club. Many h;Ne
run off their quota of exchanged games,
but it appears that the clubs who right
now seem able to put up II strong pen
nant drive viii be unable to run off
many of their games before the cur
tain IS rung down on the present
season. The American Giants have
finished their season S schedule of
games with st. Louis and Kansas city
winning he majority from both clubs
The Foster club staged one exhibition
game against st, Louis, two against
Kansas City, and have "A short cxhibi
ton series in Chicago with the ST. Boui.
crowd. None of these games count in
the standing of clubs.
John Lloyd's Columbus Buckeyes
right now are producing the most
astonishing sensation of the present
season, and we have no fear of contra
dietiOn in saying, had the season more
weeks to run, they would be right NJ
and kicking the heels of the leader o.
the heap. Lloyd has welded togethei
one Of the smoothest running machines
that has been observed in "A decade IN
baseball They possess everything
and execute everything that goes to
make up Il winning aggregation. Rifle
Hampton, Gisenstaner, Roberts ant
Wilson form a hurting staff that cannot
possibly be surpassed, and we doubt if
equalcd by any squad of statesmen in
the whole country. Columbus downed
the Kansas City Monarchs in four out
Of five at Columbus, beat the Indian
apolis club two straight, then invaded
Kansas City and put the works to the
Monarehs for four straight games, tn,
last one blank of go. John Lloyd
has hit safely in his last seventeen
games and is out to make a record il
consecutive games hit. Big Rifle, in
seven games, has held opponents to IA
average of three hits per game. TIL,
Buckeyes are mixing heavy hitting witt
effective/and timely bunting, while a,
the same time putting up defense that
has all their foe stumped to such de
gree as to cause the Columbus aggrc-
CATION to loom as most dangerous foe
to ALL Bubbling with confidence, siz-
cling with fighting nerves and packing a
world of natural ability, as present con
stituted, the Columbus Buckeyes loom
up as a most brilliant foe to the Amer
lean Giants for the 1922 Negro National
league gonfalon.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-09-24
A. B. C.'S BREAK EVEN
WITH BUCKEYES

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 1S.-The A.
b. C.s broke even with the Columbus
Buckeyes in double-header at Wash
ington Park, dropping an eleventh.
ming pitchers duel in the opener, 1
to 0, and turning the visitors back in
the second game, which was stopped
by the o'clock closing law at the
end of the sixth inning, to 3. JEFF
fries and Rifle hurled fine ball in the
first game and the lone run scored by
the Buckeyes was the only time either
pitcher faltered during the eleven in
nings. 1t was the first run scored off
Jeffries in the last twenty innings he
has pitched. Mahoney saved Stevens
and the game for the A. b. C.s in the
second game.