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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-26
NOTAS De CAGUlS
DEPoRTIvAs


En- Ia edicion correspondence al ola
% de mario y en- la secci6n deporti-
va leimos acerca del proximo encuentro
de las huestes de Albanese con ell equi-
po local Dice Ell cronista que nos pro
pinaran una derrota v nosotros, que
en- materias peloteriles NADIA teme
mos, no nos sorprende la noticia, pero
deseamos decir publicamente que ell &C
lebre "SNoW'' despues de tener con
certado un desafio con nuestro equipo
para Ell domingo pasado, 20 del corrien
tie, envio una embajada para notifcar
nos que no podian jugar con nosotrcs
pCrque tenian un jugador enfermo 81
son tans fuertes, 81 disponen de tanta
destreza, 81 confian en- sus muchos afios
dc practica, Gpor, que no trajeron un
suplente y Sc presentaron la arena
del combate? GSera que temfan per
der?
FL "Caguas' no ha sufrido tantas
derrotas como informa ell mencionado
cronista, pues despu6s de su organiza-
cion ha celebrado 5 juegos. habiendo
perdido solamente dos. 81 perdemos ell
| domingo, dada la superioridad del equi
po visitante. quedaremos tres "a tres.
Sepa Ell cronista que cuando hos vi
sit6 ell "Bayamon' y POGO antes de
comenzar el juego, advertimos a nues-
tros muchachos que no podriamos ga
mar el desafio, pero les suplicamos que
llicieran todo 10 humanamente possible.
y asi fue. Lucharon bravamente con
ell entusiasmo que saben trabajax cuan
DO Sc les exige que pongan en- alto ell
nombre de este pueblo Acerca de esta
opinion nuestra, puede dirigirse al cul-
to y distinguido joven Loubriel capt
tan del 'Bayam6n.''
FL "Caguas'' ha contraido una deu
da con los miles de simpatizadores con
que cuenta GQuieres saberla, queriendo
lector? Ahi va: Derrotar al ''Baya-
mon'' en- Bayam6n; al SNOW en-
su gallinero. ICuando7l va te avisare-
mos. No te impacientes. Espera. Con-
fla en- nuestra oferta.
Tambien jugaran ell domingo los equi
pos sSnow Jr.'' Y "Caguas Jr.''. STEM
do Ell primer dia que nuestros peque
fluelos comienzan sus luchas deporti-
vas Dirigira esta nueva novena ell po
puIar Penita.
81 ARMY esta la puerta Ell dia
3 de abril Sc encontraran los militares
con nuestros braves atletas.
Dado Ell gran deseo que tiene nues-
tro pueblo de yer ese eqnipo en- nuestro
campo atl6tico, esperamos que ell sar-
gento Guzman nos avise 81 estan dis
puestos a venir Caguas
EDDIE POLO
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oRDEN

Se/ ordena per la presente que los
issReccivers' procedan embellishments
preparar y publican en- los periodicos
de mayor circulation en- la ciudad de
San Juan, un aviso de que todas aque-
Has personas que tengan reclamation
de cualquier naturaleza 0 importe con-
ira II West Porto Rico Sugar Co., Inc,
de fecha anterior a la del nombramiento
de los Receivers deberan radicar
con ell secretario de Ia Corte de Distrito
de los Estados Unidos para Puerto Rico
una relaci6n escritay jurada en- la Que
Sc haga constar la naturaleza y el i'm
porte de la reclamation, acompafiada
de la copia de cualQuier documento,
contrato, nota, etc, sobre los que Sc
base dicha reclamation.
FL aviso debera notifcar 4 todos los
reclamantes que treinta dias .despues de
ia fecha de esta orden no Sc admitiran
III consideraran por la corte otras recla
inaciones mas que aquellas radicadas de
Didamente como Sc expone.
San Juan, P. B., mario IA de 1921
Perter j. HAMILTON, Juez.
10 que de conformidad con la orden
transcrita, publicamos con esta fecha
para conocimiento de todos los intere-
.gsdos,
San Juan, P. R., MARIO 81, de 1921.
Rafael Martinez DoEIINGUEz,
Uno de los Receivers de la West
Porto Rico Sugar Co., Inc.
Advf
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ercantile Bank Of the Americas,
NOTIFICATION

No. 1o71.-EoUITY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-26

Por la presente Sc notifca todos los
1acreedores de la West Porto Rico Sugar
Co., Inc. todos aquellos que por
cua1cuier concepto tengan algEna re-
clamacion contra dicha compaaia, que
Ell hnorable Peter J. Handlton, Juez de
la Ccrte de los Estados Unidos para Ell
Distrito de Puerto Rico, dict6 en- MARIO
catorce del 1921 la siguiente:
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NOTAS DE CONERIO

Grande es la animation reinante en-
la escuela "PEDRo N. ORTIZ ;,
con motive de la organization tel
"Club Atletico',, por Ell professor cairs
FL domingo celebr6se un brillalAxe
desafio de Basket Ball entire los
jugadores del team de Bayamon Y
los de la mencionada escuela, en- el cue
demostraron los braves jugadores de
este, la mas completa discplina en- cl
juego, asi como SUI firme proposiSo dc
arrancar en- buena lid el triunfo al ad-
versario. Es verdad que fueron venci-
dos, pero 81 Sc tienen Ell cuenta las
razones que para clio existieron, vere-
mos que esta derrota Solalnente sirVe
para estimular los comeriefios a pre-
pararse para entrar en-. una nueva Luz
cha ell dfa menos pensado; pues en-
primer lugar, no estaban muy prepa-
radios, y Ell tempo no Sc prestaba, pues
todo ell dia estuvo Hoviendo y Sc hacia
muy dificil Ell juego, aparte de que
tuvieron la sorpresa de haber invita-
do a los. jugadores del Segundo team
de Bayamon. y Sc les presentaron los
del primero, que como es sabido esta
considerable como uno de los primeras
teams De modo que los de Baya-
mon sabian que venian a erecoger 81
triunfo sin gran trabaio, pese al EN-
pefio que los de Comerio hicieran. v
que volverian su pueblo como la nj
ma que Sc va al jardin con unas tijeras
y vuelve al hogar con las manos nenas
de flores.
A pesar de estas desventajas, los mu
chachos de aqui tuvieron a raya por
mucho tempo sus contrincantes, puss
paso la mitad del tempo destinado pa
ra Ell juego sin que ningin bando To-
grara colocar la bola una vez siquiera
Los de Bayam0n venian dispuestos
hacer la suya, pues decian que es-
peraban colocar la bola treinta cIa
tro veces, sin que Comerio pudiera co
locarla una s6la vez, para ellos decir
que habian triunfado, de modo que.
Hacienda solamente diez siete puntos
deben estar de acuerdo, admitiendo su
prop6sito de que no triunfaron en- pie
no, pues los muchachos de aqui les
restaron diez y siete hicieron ellos
una.
N
Despues del desafio celebr6se escru
tinio del certamen de belleza v sim
patias que con ell prop6sito de reunir
fondos para Ell sostenimiento del sClub
Atletico' habia iniciado Ell mismo pro
fesor Gains, v contados los votos de-
positados, result6 proclamada 'Reina
de Simpatia v Belleza'' la simpatica
y estudiosa nina Maria Isabel Flores,
10 que desde luego nosotros celebramos
pues la nina cuenta con la absolute
consideration de todo Ell pueblo.
No sabemos cuando tendra lugar la
coronaci6n, pues esperamos cue sea
pronto, felicitando un tempo la
reina y la direction de la escuela
Pedro N. Ortiz que con tan buen
gusto Sc impone la ardua tarea de la
instruction, haciendola con clio mas
agradable para los j6venes estudian-
tes
1rADnnrryr
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MARDoCHE.
CONFERENCE.-THE oUEBRADILLAs

segun nos informa nuestro correspon-
sal, los maestros de Quebradillas cele-
braron una reunion bajo la direction del
active inspector senior Rivera Ufret; en-
la cual Sc trataron varios puntos pedag6-
gicos.
En- Las horas de la tarde estuvo de vi
sta el superintendente General de Agri
cultura, Mr.. Sykes, quien hablo sobre
diferentes problemas relacionados con
Ia Agricultural
FL senior Rodriguez. maestro de agri-
cultura, tom6 parte en- la conferencia.
Termin6 tan agradable acto con unos
sainetes comicos preparados por Ia com
petente direction del comite recreativo
de Ia escuela tJUNIoR HIGH com
puestos pcr las enthusiasts maestras Car
lota Coca, M. l. Santiago y vicenta De-
liz.
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NoTAs DE ToA ALTA

Ha dado principle la Semana Santa
cor. los oficios religioscs del Domingo de
Ramos.
Nuestro active parroco Rdo. Barbillo,
siempre diligente enthusiastic. no ha
querido cue el pueblo dele de disfrutar
de la TRADITIONAL fiesta, una de las mas
importantes del afo.
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He aqaf la relacion de las personas
que mensualmente ayudan al sosteni-
miento del referido Parroco Y las cantida
des con que contribuyen, 10 que demues-
ira que es impossible Ell sostenimiento
dc este sacerdote EN- la poblaci6n, por
10 cual llamamos la atencion las fami-
las catolicas, que debieran de buscar
los medios para aumentar las referidas
sumas:
Matilde~ c. de Lopez, o.5o
Mercedes de Nevarez, LOO
Evarista r de Perez, .25
Lucia G. de Miranda. so
Rudecinda viuda de Lopez, so
Francisco Sevilla, .25
Cruz L. de Canine rs.
Andres Rodriguez, so
Luisa Ducret, .25
Mcnserrate j. de Hernandez, %
Andres RODRIGUEZ.
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NEGOCIADO DE MATE
RIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRANSPORTE
CoMPRA DE ANIMALEs

Sc desea comprar dos noyillas
y una yegua, que sean buenos
eiemplares de la raza del pals;
las novillas deberan ser de dos
tres amos de edad, y la yegua de
cuatro cinco, ayezada al tiro Di
ria sus ofertas al NEGOCIADO
de MATERIALEs, IMPRENA Y
TRANSPoRTE, San Juan, P. R,
AdVt
EN- LA CoRTE DE DIsTRITo DE LOS
EsTADos UNIDos DE ANEK-c-> --s''
IA Ell DIsTRITo DE PUERTO RICO
Mercantile Bank Of the Americas.
VS.
West Porto Rico Sugar Co., Inc. ct al
and Porto Rico Sugar Development Co.
Intervenor.
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cCNDICIONES


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The diamond drill., 1921-05-28

In a mention OF the coming /. o. o
f. convention at Crystal Falls and
Iron River in 1922 the 500 News
says:
Odd Fellows broke long-standing
tradition when, at the concluding ses-
sion OF the annual convention an up
per peninsula city was selected for
the 1922 convention. The honor went
to Crystal Falls, the resort facilities
OF the community determining an al
most unanimous selection.
I'VE could get the convention TO
the 500 anytime we wanted" frankly
spoke Mr.. Blair today, but the ex-
ira heavy expenses in bringing it 70
the Sault in view of our recent pur-
chase OF a new Temple would not
be justified at this time He added
that IL Is possible that the Odd Fell
lows might gather here dn the next
five or ten years.
More than 1900 delegates attended
the Kalamazoo meet. IL Is expected
that goodly numbers Of Saulters will
attend the meeting next year at Crys-
tai Falls.
Read the Ads
FOUND: A upper set OF false teeth.
Mrs. John Ciymites, Waterworks.
Read the Ads
The diamond drill., 1921-05-28
MANY WILL COME

-Read the Adj
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price $aOo according TO the lis'
submitted. Here at Crystal Falls. wa
have been selling Pillsbury's Best
Flour. which is a first patent Hour,
for a long time at $500 cash and
carry and s5.25 charged and de-
livered. Creamery Butter. for in
stance. was listed at 36c the lowest
price and 42c the highest. This Is
two different grades OF butter and a
lady could not buy the acc butter
anywhere in town for SEC even II
she went shopping. The prices on
Creamery Butter are now 35c for
ordinary crdhmery and 42c Cor
premium butter, and. many people
are willing to pay the difference on
account OF the better quality OF the
goods. / do not think any store IN
Crystal Fails charges 42c for the
same kind OF butter that is ordin-
arily sold at 35c or 36c. Consequent
ly, there is no comparison between
the low and the high prices cited
by the speaker.
Regarding combination OF the pur-
chasing power. l wish to say that
this subject has been thoroughly gone
over many times here at Crystal
Falls, but, we find that the town is
too small. so. We could not better
conditions TO any great extent.
Canned goods. Syrup. Breakfast
foods. meats, etc, could not be
bought in carlots and II We could
not handle goods in car lots. the
manufacturers would refuse To sell
TO us. as they do sot recognize any
one as a jobber that can not buy In
car lots. II the town was large
enough so we could form Wholesale
Association and maintain an Office
for that purpose II would be of some
benefit TO US to have such an organ
ization. But, as It is now. We are
handicapped on account OF the eco
nomical condition that Is confront
ing merchants every where; and Of
which we have no more control than
the Citizens Alliance has over our
minds.
II you wish 10 be fair and square
with the business men OF Iron coun-
ty. you should have invited come OF
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DR. A. J. BOOKINGS
Dentist
Read the Ads
FUNERAL OF JOSEPH BARTLE

The funeral OF Joseph Bartle. Jr., a
mention OF whose death was mad In
last weeks issue. was held last sun
day afternoon from the residence OF
Captain Alfred Martin. The ex-serysca
men turned out in large numbers 10
pay homage 10 their deceased brother.
The deceased had lived In Crystal
Falls and was a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bartle OF the Carpenter loca-
tion and a nephew OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin.
He was living at Regina, sask..
Canada, when he was killed by falling
under the wheels OF an engine whicn
he was plotting from the round house
TO its train on May 10th. In some
mtNner he slipped and fell under rhe
wheels. He was killed instantly.
Although an American citizen. the
deceased enlisted I'm the Canadian
army in 1916 and was assigned to the
224 Forestry battalion. He sailed for
France with HIS regiment in May 1915
and served there until the war was
over. He was mustered out in October.
1919, making his term OF service
three years and eight months.
While in Scotland he met and mar
ried, his wife who with one child sur
wives him. She is now with her hus-
bands people In Crystal Falls.
He Is also survived by a father and
mother, a sister. Mrs. e. Larson of
the Carpenter location and brother,
]. G.. Bartle, of Prince George. B. c.
The diamond drill., 1921-05-28
Letters
Diamond Drill.

Diamond Drill.
Crystal Falls. Mich.
Dear Editor:
The Public Rally at Crystal Fails
on May 23rd, arranged by the Citi-
zens Alliance OF Iron County, was
very interesting and without doubt
will create public sentiment for
the good OF Iron County.
But, can not agree with some OF
the speakers. One OF the statements
made was that the merchants OF Iron
County has not kept pace with the
progress In this County. This Is not
true. The merchants OF Iron county
are up-to-date in every respect. More
SO than in many small towns SUR
rounding Iron County.
St8re furniture and fixtures are
first class so that all kinds OF food
can be kept In sanitary conditions
which is OF immense value TO the
people of Iron County. Overhead ex-
penses are kept down lower than in
many other towns, although they
keep an expensive delivery system
which gives the people service Of
great value. M
A great deal OF our population lives
outside OF the city limits and it
would be rather hard for them to do
their shopping every day. But, the
merchants call on them every day
and deliver the goods to their doors
for a trihe charge OF SO. added to
the cost OF merchandise. That is to
say, II their groceries and meat ac-
counts run up TO $4,000 during the
month. the expense for delivering the
goods cost them $500. Could any
one expect lady or housewife TO
spend two or three hours OF her val
uable time every day. shopping during
the month for the sum OF So OF So?
In regard To prices, l wish to say
that they were not by any means cor
rect. Flour, for example, the low
est price was $516 and the highest
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the business men to express their
opinions In regard to this matter
There is no such thing as 2S.SN
that can be saved by doing your
own shopping. because the average
merchant figures only 2085 on the
list OF the goods or 1639o on sales.
II We then allow $50 for selling ex-
pense. so for clerks and manage
ment and 2q6 for taxes, deprccia-
tion. etc. IL leaves only 42I3e5 net
profit; and. the average merchants
Is lucky II he can show that much
profit on the sales at the end OF the
year.
The merchants OF Iron County
have the interest OF the community
az heart as we'll as any other citizens.
and. they are satisfied TO cooperate
with you in any movement that is
to the good OF the community. bat
can not see why the merchants
should be made the goats OF criticism
when Il Is not deserved.
Competition is keen now-a-day,
hot OhAS bChNNth thc Ahci SA~uto al
home but with mail order houses
and chain stores, and, for that rea-
son az is impossible for any store
to charge an exorbitant profit. But.
il you take the cheap goods that is
handled by some OF the mail order
houses or chain stores and compare
them with any OF the high class
goods handled by the merchants,
there certainly viii DE a big differ
ence In the price. II is the same
with groceries and meats as well as
it is with anything else. II you buy q
cheap articld you can no. expect
anything that is first class.
Trusting that i have been able TO
make myself clear on this subject,
/ remain.
Very truly yours,
ANDREW OSTRAND.
Road the Ads
The diamond drill., 1921-05-28
GRAND JURY ORDERED

The grand jury to probe conditions
at the Marquette prison has become a
reality by the order of Judge Flan-
nigan before he finished holding
court at Marquette last week in di-
recting that jury convene on July
18th for that purpose.
The jury will probe into the defal-
cation of Prison Clerk West and also
into all the transactions for the pur-
chase and sale of materials for manu-
facture and manufactured at the
prison.
The diamond drill., 1921-05-28

kept close track of what is going ON
az the school
Read the Ads
A NEW SWEDISH ORGANIZATION
IN IRON COUNTY
Representatives OF all the Swedish
churches and organizations In Iron
County met at the Swedish Lutheran
Church at Iron River. Michigan. on
May 10th for the purpose OF organic
Ing "Allsvensk Smaling OF Iron
County" in English--The United
Swedish Organization OF Iron Coun-
ty.) This organization wss sn9mo6 for
the purpose OF bringing all tho
Swedes and their descendants out on
Midsummer Day on the cath OF June
for celebrating this Swedish holiday
and reviewing historical events
among the Swedes in this country aud
abroad.
A Board of Directors consisting or
one member from each or the differ
ent churches and organizations was
elected and among those te following
officers were elected:
Rev. C. A. Rosander, president;
Rev. Cart Lindhtedt, vice-president;
Andrew ostrand, secretary. ]. r, Stol-
berg, terasurer.
The officers and directors were as
signed to make all necessary arrange
ments for this celebration and 10
prepare an appropriate program for
the occasion. Some noted Swedish
orator will be engaged TO speak In
the Swedish language and Rev. Ros-
ander will speak In the English Ian
guage. There will also be music and
songs on the program. In addition
to the literary program, there will be
! sports of all kinds, such as Tug OF
War. Marathon Races, games for
children as well as older people. A
committee has also been appointed for
serving refreshments such as soft
drinks. ice cream, etc.
The program will start at o'clock
p. M. at the School Park In Crystal
Falls. The Athletic Park has also
been engaged for games and sports
OF all kinds and the City Hall has
been engaged in case the weather will
be such that the program con not
be rendered outside
All the.Swedes in Iron County will
be asked TO participate in this cele-
bration and there Is an understanding
that a similar celebtation will be
held at Iron River or Stambaugh
next year.
The diamond drill., 1921-05-28
Read the Ads
ARRANGED TO HIRE TEACHERS

The board of education at its last
meeting gave Supt Hill authority to
fill out OF the vacancies in the teach
ing corps without further consulta-
ton with the board.
There are about forty vacancies to
fill, some of them having been taken
care OF but the most OF the positions
are still open. Comparison OF wages
compiled by the Tax Payers Associa-
ton shows that Crystal Falls teach
ers' salaries are in keeping with other
places OF the peninsula 50 that it
cannot be wages that causes the
heavy designations annually.
The diamond drill., 1921-05-28
BIG SCHOOL EXHIBITION
Work OF Pupils In Penmanshlp, Sow
is to get all Rotarians OF the penin-
AT Forest Park Gym

On June 9 and 10 there will be
placed on exhibition at the Forest
done by the pupils OF the Crystal
Falls schools in penmanship. sewing
art and manual training.
The exhibition will be arranged in
the big gym at the Forest Park school
where there is plenty of room for
display
The art exhibition Is under the di-
rection OF Miss Stocker and II prom
Uses to be superior to anything shown
so far. Mr.. Cassiday has the manual
training and we are sure that the ox-
hibit OF work he will put up viii be
The diamond drill., 1921-05-28
Luther League Friday evening.
No service Sunday evening.
-Read the Ads
MANTED-Agenta tn sell onr rel
MAS0NS TO MARQUETTE

The biennial session OF the Masonic
body known as the consistory which
has jurisdiction over the uper penin-
sula has been in session at Marquette
most OF this week. The consistory is
always attended by Masons from all
over the peninsula.
A class OF seventy members was
initiated into the several ranks of the
consistory, among the number beng
several Iron county men.
Daad Ada
The diamond drill., 1921-05-28
RoTARIANs TO GRAND ISLAND

Rotarians OF the Upper Peninsula
will spend June 25 and 26 at Grand
Island. near Munising. The purpose
is TO bet all Rotarians OF the penin-
sula acquainted. Almost all Rotary
club members will be on hand. The
Crystal Falls Club has delegation
of fifteen that intends going.
The plan is to motor to Munlsing
Saturday and return home on Sunday.
II is the first meeting Of its kind
ever held In the peninsula.
-Raad the Ads
The diamond drill., 1921-05-28

The shoot last Sunday proved 10
very Interesting the reason being
that one OF the youngest Club men,
bers, and. new beginner at the game
made the long run for the day and
high Gun out OF twenty-five targets
shooting nice average of g2 per
cent. Look out for Flood, he win
have aM the trophies before the
summer is over.
The five High Scores for the day
A. L. Flood, 2sx25-s2ss OF Birds
Hit.
A >, H9fkingS tax5O-ss% OF
E. ". Peterson. 44xsO-ss% Of
Birds Hit
oJhn Fribley, 4sx5O-se% OF Birds
Hit.
Thomas Montambo. 46x5O-s2% OF
Birds Hit.
Don't forget to attend the Regular
Club Shoot on May S0th. 1921, at
1:45 p. M. BE sure and come. Get
your A. T. A. card If you figure on
taking part in the trophies. These
cards can be had on application at
$1.OO each Get them early and avoid
any confusion at the Shoot
Nj. j. LEvERNOIS,
Secretary-Treasurer
Read The Ads
G. A .ROsander, Pastor.
Sunday School-9:30.
Service Memorial--l0:45.
The w. r. c. of the G. A. r. will
attend these services.
Ladies' Aid No. Thursday after
noon.
Luther League Friday evening.
No service Sunday evening.
Read the Ads
WANTED-Agents to sell our Teas,
and Coffees. Baking Powder, Ex-
tracts, etc, direct to the consumer.
Premiums given Liberal commission
basis. The Great Atlantic and Paci.
fc Tea Co, SOC n. Clark Street, Chi
cago, Illinois. (20-21-22.)
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a revelation 10 those who have net
kept close track OF what is going ON
at the school
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-19
Purcell and Ada Hi
Teams in Feud Game

Special TO Tho World.
ADA. oct. Is Purcell h'gh
school IL sending It's cridiron squad
here next Friday afternoon for what
promises TO be one OF the hardest
high school contests on the local
football field this season. In that the
two teams are old rivals and have
opposed each other for many sea-
sons.
Last year Purcell proved the vic
tor in a bitterly contested game,
Ada. not even scoring, but the boys
this year are determined TO have re-
venge and are going through one
of the stiffcst workouts they have
ever been subjected to this week.
with four Victories out OF five. they
hope to win the contest. The Ada
rquad has total OF tSi points to
opponents 2S In five games.
At New YOrk--Dave Rosenberg
won a Judges decision over PM
Bloom in 12 rounds. Sammy Ross
knocked out Sammy Siegel In the
ffth round Of a scheduled ten
rounder.