davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
La Camara de Comercio

Fueron lefdos varios eseritos alu-
diendo los trabajadores del ''draga-
do del puerto de San Juan, respecto
a los cuales sc han eambiadO impre-
stones muy interesantes entire ell Pre-
sidente de la Junta de 0bras del
Puerto Y los ingenieros encargados del
dragado.
Di6se cuenta con la petici6n del Sr.
Nevares, para que la Camara presen-
tie su cooperation la solicitud de
franquicia para un inuelle en- el sitio
IdenominadO ia Puntilla". ~
Pas6 al Comite,, para su estudio e in
formation, la ordeIfanAa del Munich
pio de Caguas, imponiendO una contri-
buci6n al concrete al por mayor de la
isla no residente en- Caguas, puesto
que prevalece la opinion de que care
ce de, facultades para ese fin, el refe-
rido Municipio.
Trajose la vista un infOrme de La
Camara de Comercio de Puerto Rico,
por ci que Ise deduce que gleda por
ahora aplazado el seryicio en- proyecto
de los yapores Ward entire New Or
leans y Espana, del que esperaba be-
neficiarse la Isla, EN- virtud de las ges-
tiones practicadas por lp cahara.
Ell Comite encargado de examinar ell
nuevo Regiamento de la Secci6n, ofre-
ce termindr su trabajo en- breye.
Ingresaron como socios, las casas
de Sres. Malgor Hnos. y Co. y P. Con
zalez ! Co. Z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
vALIoso oBsEQUIo

Ell captain del vapor porto Rico"
recibira maflana de manos de un CO.
mite de los pasajeros que llegaron en-
su dltimo viaje a San Juan un pre-
.cioso reloj de orc de 1s kiIates, mar
cado con sus iniciales. Este obsequio,
como saben nuestros lectores, Sc 10 ha
cen todos los pasajeros debido la
habilidad que demostr6 durante ell ci-
clon que Sc. encontro en- alta mar Ell
Idia 13 del corriente. .-g
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
UN DONATING PARA LA
CRUZ ROJA ESPANO

Don Elias Zacour, conocido caballe-
70 nacionalizado espaiiol, ha hecho en-
trega de cinco dolares al senior Don
Ernesto Freyre, Consul de Espaiia con
Idestino a la suscripcion que Sc viene
hacienda a beneficio de Ia Cruz Roja
Espafola.
El seiIor Freyre, para dar unidad a
la suscripcion, nos ha comisionado pa
,ra entregarlo al seflor Don Pedro Bo-
jlivar, Tesorero del Comite Executive
para arbitrar fondos con destino a la
Cruz Roja en- Melilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20

ESpanola,
San Juan; P. R.
Querido Vicepresidente:-
Tenemos el honor de acusar recibo
a su carta del 6 del cofriente y cum
pliendo con su mandate tenemos ell gus
to de enviarle ell adjunto check por la
cantidad de $305.50 (dollars), la cual
ha sido recolectada por la Comision
que suscribe. ST esta recolecta no
LENA nuestros deseos, tenemos que de-
cirle que son ustedes los culpables al
nombrar esta humilde comision, pues
Eolvidaron que en- este querido barrio
hay personas de mas capacidad que
hubieran obtenido mayor exito aun-
que no hubiesen demostrado mayor
voluntad.
Queremos dar nuestras gracias a
todos los donantes y con especialidad
al pundonoroso ex jefe del ejercito
don Jose Garcia Acevedo, de quien
para hacer resaltar su generosidad
bastaranos con copiar sus frases. He
las aqui:
"a mi me suscriben con la cantidad
mayor de los donantes Y deseo Sc me
brinde nueva oportunidad para coope-
rar. gustosamente."
Aprovechamos esta oportunidad pa
ra enviarle la adjunta lista de doran-
tes, la que deseamos sea publicada en-
Ell IMPARCIAL, hacienda narracion
de 10 dicho, 81 usted 10 cree prudente.
Muy fraternalmente de usted,
JESUS Infanz6n Trilles, Alexandra
Mendcz, Benigno. Vidal.
Relacion de los donantes que en- el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
Para la Cruz Roja Espa
anola en- Marruecos
LA SUSCRIPClON EN- PUERTA
DE TERRA

barrio de Puerta de TERRA, contribu-
yeron para la Cruz Roja Espanola.
A. Mendez Hermano, $4,000
Sucrs. de Infanzon y Garcia, 5000
Simon Gomez, 5000
Ramon Mendez, 1000
Daniel Pell6n, 1000
Juan Fernandez v Gonzalez, 500
Ramon Gomez, 800
Manuel Fernandez, 500
Jose Ma. Garcia Vega, 1000
A. Alvarez Hno., 5000
R. Garcia y Cia., 500
Jose Garcia Acevedo, (par- III
ticular), 5000
Vicente Perez, 500
Frias Maldonado, 500
Joaquin Lopez Santana, 500
Vicente Fontanals, 500
Jose Portela, 500
F. Rodriguez Hermano, $500
Benigno Vidal, 800
Angel Garcia Salgado, 500
Policarpio Fernandez, 500
Eugenio Rey, 800
Antonio Santos, 100
Jose Vidal, 100
Andres Orobitch, SO
Ramon j. Casellas, LOO
Flores y Gonzalez, 800
Juan Basco, SO
Valiente Martinez, 200 :
Ricardo Gonzalez, ECO
Juan Artiaga, so
Francisco Mirandes, 100
Arturo Sanzenon, 200
Celestino Fernandez, 100
Romualdo Camel @ ~. 500
Total, $So5.5O
Septiembre 10. de 1921, Puerta de
TERRA. - ii ite
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
Consulate de Espaiia
en- Puerto Rico
A v I S 0

Para enterarle de asunto que lie In
teresa. Sc cita al sibdito espahol Mi
guel villar Argumosa, para que compa-
rezca en- Ia Cancillerfa del Consulado
de Espafa EN- esta plaza Tobacco Pa
lace 6O-62), cuaIduier Ola habil, de 10
a IL de la mafiana.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, 10. de sep
tiembre de 1921.
Ell Consul de Espafa,
b. PRBYRB.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20

mo ACoSE sn memoria con ess
cdlculo diario que 10 txae POGO menos
cue loco. Compre una Federal visi-
bic" que ella 10 suma. resta, multiplied
y divide con una rapidsz asombrosa y
con una sxactitud natemStica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
UNA AupIcIoN MusIrAL

Esta tarde. a las tres, ase llevara a
cfecto en- el Teatro america, una audi
ci6n musical cargo del aplaudido vio-
linista don Ramon T. Balseiro,
AL acto nos invita- q ST.. don Jose
Guerrero por cuya cortesfa lie queda-
mos recon0cidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
Ell ALCALDE DE HuMACAo

Ha estado en- San Juan. en- gestio-
mes de asuntos administrative, el AL
.calde de Humacao, seilor l. NJ. Perez
que regres0 hoy SUI residencia Ell la
ciudad del Este.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
FL enorme exito de la Verbena
en- el Parque Borinquen

Las damas portorriquenas Y america
mas rivalizan con las espanOlas,
en- el entusiasmo por prestar su
gentil ayuda la fiesta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20

Ell bote-mOnOplan0 Looming, que ha-
ce POGO rompi0 el record" de a!tura
entire los botes aereos, en- las pruebas
verificadas en- Port Washington, Long
Island, conduciendo cuatro pasajerOs.
Ell aparato, pilotado por David McCu-
Iloch, lego a una altura de 1850
pies. La maquina, que es un nuevo
tipo, fGe disenada por Grover c. Leo
ming. FL vuelo Sc verified oficialmen-
te y ell photo, Sr. McCulloch, es el
mismo que guiaba ell trasatlanticO
aereO NC-3.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
L B R OS

L | B R O S
Acabados de rccibir en-
las Librerias de Cantero
Fernandez & Co., Inc,
San Juan, P. r.
CONCHA ESPINA
"Dulcc Nombre" (Rdstica) =. $1.O0
ARTHUR RANSOME
"Seis semanas en- Russia (Rdst.) so
CABALLERO AUDAZ
LAS dos Vidas". 40
RABRINDRANATH TAGORE
la Hermana Mayor" (Rdstica) 80
ALBERTO INsUA
"Batalla Sentimental (Rdstica) 100
TRADUCIDO POR
u. MARTINEZ FERRAND
Tres Ingleses en- Alemania (R1st) 80
/. DE DIEGO PADRO
LA Ultima Lampara de los DiO-
ses" (R1stica) ............... 10
x
EDUARDO ZAMACOIS
''El Otro" (RIstica) ........... 100
JULIO GAMBIA
"Londres" (RGstica) .......... 80
"Alemania' (Rdstica) ...-.... 80
JOSE PABLO RIBAS
'sIodo de ser felfz en- ell Matri-
monio" Cen tela) .....-... 2.7o
JOSE oRTEGA Y GASsET
Meditaciones del Quijote (Rdst.) 100
FERNANDO MANsTANY
"Florilegio' .........-.......... 200
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20

Sr. Don Segundo Cadierno, Z
Vice Presidente de la Cruz Roja
Espafiola,
San Juan; P. R.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
FINAL ORGANIZATION TO
Be DISCUSSED TOMORROW
Representatives of Thirteen
Institutions Gather i'll At
lanta for ParIcv.
ABORT TioN
Program Provides TINT student Must
Iir Enrolled I'm College one Year
ticforc Tic l. Eligible Ia Participate
in Athletic Contests.
In Associatcd IrcsA /

ATLANTA. GA. Dec. l.--Final or
sanitation 81 tho Southern ntcrcol-
,cgiate Conference. which, upon be-
coming effective January next. !,
70 govern athletic contests. will he
begun here tomorrow ut "a mec;ing
81 representatives vt The thirteen in
stitutionS now members.
Tho meeting will be In session
Friday and Saturday. and in addition
10 afortion OF constitution and by
Laws. il has been announced by Fro
lessor :. Y. sanford. OF the Un;vcrsi-
~ OF Georgia, president o; the con-
terence. that several more colleges
and universities are expected To join
thc conference.
Fundamentals OF the new ocEani-
"a ton rs agreed upon when the plan
'or i was adopted last fall, provide
MAT student must have been in
eolieec a Year before playing on a
college team. that no student who
has played intercollegiate. athletics
for one institution. can ever SO rep
resent another. and that no student
may engage in intercollegiate ath-
ietiCs for moro ;han three years. and
max facult:: members shall be in the
majority on athletic boards. The
new conference Will operate within
the, Southern intercollegiate Athletic
Association. TO which most OF its
members. belong. according 10 pres.
ont plans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
BALTIMORE IS BR|NC||
HEAVY ELEVEN TO CT
Richmond Athletics Engay
in Intensive Drill for Sa,
urdays Game

The Richmond Athletic C!uL H.,
long signal drill at boulevard y
yesterday afternoon. and win h
another today in preparation for
important game with the BaI,ir
Professionals Saturday. Bnl,i,
is bringing the heaviest cl,Ib 500,
this city mis- season. Tho team =,
age is lSG pounds. Richmond ,,s
pending on her tried ana trustv Z,
uiars with the help OF jimmy .
famous V. Vi. !. star. to stop
visitors.
baltimore has won every q.
played agdirs. Northern profc.Si
al teams anC both the r.cord
lineup o. the club are vcrv ltrn,
*lvc. star ro.icge players r
Maryland. Cornell. Johns HON.
brown anI Other large COLLEGE.
III the iinc-up. nid ungucsfIn,,.
th"y Know hpw 1" way IN H.
highest standards OF The mode, o.,
Th" IoCai club seeing to 100 H.,
another such contest a. md.
with Washington on .riats,lcc !,
when ~" SPECTATORS were Kent g,a
INK IN excitement Il good part III
game. y great crowd is ,N,.J
anu special car service VIII bo 4
Nidpl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
NATION WILL CAPTAIN
". & l.. ELEVEN IN 1922
Special to rho Times Dis patch. ]

IHp'VIHi IN TNo TIWos-D patton.
LEXINGTON. VA, Dec. III. l.
Nation. % L"csvi'ic. Va has hcen
unanimously chosen by members @;
this years team receiving mono
grams as captain OF Washington auG
Lees 1872" football team. Mattcx has
for three seasons played an OUT
standing gam" 1t half bucl. a., the
varsity and is exceedingly popular
among his teammates lie was re-
sponsib!e for the Fighting Generals
lone touchdown against Johns Hon
kins III the !lunl game OF the yea-.
Thanks giving Day, and has also star
red in every gam" This season. Mat
toX at present is IN his third year
Ia the school OF commerce nero.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
Cnlnrch Ele,cns In rln,

n 3:30 Friday. Tho AdolphIa Ath-
lctic Club and the Virginia Union Uni
vcrsity clcvcnS vii! clash at Hovcy
Park I" decide the independent cham :
p!nRsh!p. These two teams have met
and d"ieatcp tn. best clubs IN thci!
respective Association. Tho Adc!
phi;t Athlete club hae ulaycd
ten Samcs-w"n eight. lost on. and
tied."nc. the Il. game being with the
vc-mcntioncd team
rho Virginia Union University has
played six sancS-won iiv. and lied
ono. Total points scored: y \ c.
III 10 their opponents sixteen; Nir-
Gmia Union University, lS5 to their
opponents ten. Coaches Iia-lud Mar.
tin ana Sam Thomas declare their re.
s2oct.vc teams 10 be in tip-top con.
ditiOn LOT the fray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
CALIFORNIA UNABLE TO
GET EASTERN OPPONENT
Western Football Champions
Challenge Goes Begging,
San Diego MAY PLAY.

BERKELEY. CAL. Dec. Cali
fornin's champion football team wants
to play IN an East-vs.- West game
New Years Day. but az no big East
crn eleven seems anxious To Journey
West, AN opponent has not Yet been
named. Last Scw Years Day Call
."rniH defeated ohio state at pasa-
dcna.
san Diog" cal. has centre college,
CONDUCTOR of Harvard. signed for a
game, hut has mo- opponent, and Their.
Is talk that California may make up
IN" deficiency. Then there il the
Pasadena game with Iowa. BiL. Ten
champion. considering making the
trip. California would prefer Iowa
I" centre. hs the former is a rcprc-
sentative state university
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
Challenges Couchcr
Nine: Calls Off Offer
LRy Assnclated Dies 2

SYRACUSE. y. ", Dec. I-Syra-
cusc University and Gouchcr Col
leEc Will not meet in a baseball
gam" next spring. despite the in
ducemcn;S offered by Graduate
Manager "Cy" Thurston. Of Syra-
cusc.
1t WAS strairh,-from- the
shoulder le,,cr, as one man to am
other. expire SS.nE the hope that the
hail-tcsscrs OF GOuchcr ana syria
cuse could get together on the
GoucheT diamond and fight 4; ont.
IT appears somebody told Thurs
ton that GCuchcr had one Of the
strongest ball teams in the South
and hc s.nt the challenge. iuno-
cent Of the fac; that Gouchcr is an
exclusively wonan's college.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
G0ULET AND BROCCO ARE
FAVOR|TES IN BIKE GRIND
Gibbons Willing to Meet Crcb.
Other Sport Notes From
Gotham.
ICY United News.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The old
wooden bowl will bc put UP in Madi-
son square Garden tomorrow again.
transforming the famous ugh, palace
ihi" "A SiN-day bike whiriiug, and the
real bike season will begin Saturday
h'Sh' with series Of Sprints for
'arG" prizes. Alfred Gou!c, and
maurice Brocco. the latter the idol
OF thousands Of New York Italian
b'kc rams. are favored To win the SIN
day race. which starts Sunday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
CONCANNON STILL TOPS
Mccoy FOR POOL TITLE

Joseph concannon. or New York.
continues 10 lead James j.. Mccoy, Of
Richmond, in the tournament for the
Southern pocket billiard champion
SHIP. which is being played ia Rich
mond. The score now stands, Con
ramon. 1000: Mccoy. a7i. The local
Gu. oAhei, cut down the Northern
.r's lead trille last night when he
hit his stride and made a run of NJ
ty-hvt. balls. T"dayS games com
pi"tu tho tournament; Tho urst game
VIII bt played IN III. Richmond Hotel
IN the Afternoon, and tho constituting
! match viii be staged "a, McCoy's on
Main street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
Arranging CnIlrrr Cu,nc,

coaches and athletic directors Of
thc big ten conference schools incc,
III Chicago tomorrow To arrange their
coming schedules for not only foot
hali. but track, baseball ana swim
ming as well. The important cues
tion OF arranging intcrScCtlOual foot
Dali games VIII hc taken ur. Chicago
anu princeton are To meet at Stagy
fie!d. Chicago. under AN existing
agreement. and i, Is reported tina,
IN" Iowa football team Will ho given
an cary date at Ialc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BEATEN By COMMERCE

The Merchants National took the
series from the Banl; Of Commerce
and Trusts last Night on the Mount
Vernon Alleys. in handy style. The
absence OF Charles Ferry. their reg
ular leader. was a great handicap TO
the Commerce and Trusts boys.
Davis. Tor tn. Merchants National.
WAS high man with 2l3. his team
mate, Adams. getting high total.
Alley, for Commerce ami Trusts. cap
ture: both single game and high total
for his team
1'I, r,.-.S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
Merchants National.
Commerce and Trusts
NAME BUELL. CAPTAIN
OF HARVARD ELEVEN

char , e. hutr. VI iiar,fd2 3D. com
was elected captain 81 thu Harvard
varsity eleven today. iIc had played
at quarter back Tor tia, last two
seasons, and Was on" ui the stars in
the game. which Harvard won from,
Yale this year. iu-li was one OF
several kinds, but his election was
announced as unanimous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
AMATEURS MAY ENTER
FOR TRAP-SHOOT TITLE,

NEW YORK. Leo. ALL amateur
i:hpsho"t"rS OF America were given
ne i'Ehi :" enter The national title
event N "a rglln.; made today ~ the
General e"umittco Of the American
IRA DshootirS Association. i. its third
annual conference. Heretofore. the
Iulos OF mo association admitted only
S;aie champions 10 tho national utle
'Du-r.rlCu'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
Winter League N Failure.

HtihonGh the Winter League on the
hclilc Coast was supposed to bc en-
oSihS Il prosperous season. W. ~.
hicDpcr. president OF the Portland
cIun visiting in New York TO tank
trades with the Yankcc owners de-
cares the crowds have fallen OF IN
recent weeks. The reason j.. accord
me 10 Keeper. that the fans went:
10 see only such stars rs conb.
,iornsby. Holman and Sjsicr, and
having seen them. quit going
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
TALK LIMITING ENTRIES
IN GOLF TOURNAMENT
lbs Associated P-ess.

NLW YORK;. IsrC. l.-DiscusSion Of
means for limiting entries in tuurna-
ncntS oi tn" Professional Golfers
Association so that Qualifying round
%: thirty-s!X holes may be played OF
~ i single day is expected to occupy
attention Of the associations ma
tonai executive committee at it's
meeting here December -. The
t!'ns az year for ihe contcs; and
other conditions also will be consid-
cred because Of expressed dissatis:ac-
ton over this years event, played
n midsummer over .CI eighteen hole
.Oursc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
Standing "r League.
McTlCCE. WINS FIGHT
FROM SMITH FOR IT'LL.
tEy Associated rrcss. /

- NEW YORK. Dec. Mike Me
TiEu". OF N"w York received tho
lndI"'s decision over JET Smith. ui
haNounr y. j.. at ;hc end Of their
htt"en-round hout in Madison Square
Garden tonight. Both were claim
ants 81 the Canadian mlddlcwcight
champions
Mart! collins. New York bantam
weight. stopped Al. Walker. OF Cali
i"rn!a. the referee haltinS the con
test in the third round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
Glbbon, MIIIinr tn Me-, .r.n.

II Harry Grcb. the Pittsburgh giant
Killer. wants 10 light Il litt!c fellow
ms own size. Mike Gibbons viii ac-
cept the nomination provided Harry
agrees 10 hold the party bcror. Jaa-
uar! J. Hibb"nS wants 10 box G!.b.
who has been Strengthening sloy.mov
ing hcnvywc;ghts In Eastern rings.
The -. Paul tighter believes his speed
would carry him through to u d.
ciS!On over Gr.b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
IENDLER WILL MEET
FRIEDMAN IN GOTHAM

| lfy Associated Press
New YORK, rl-.c. Lew rcndlcr
-" t-iphia. i,lightweigh,. viii
meet Sain-r !~r-.tEnam OF chicago, in
:. hficon-r"und- bout at Madison
H0.ife Garden ON thc night OF De-
,yrw -, - - "'.S announced today
l'!zed HINT i35 pounds. at o'cIo"k
lh "a. afternoon OF Tho day of thc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
MINNESOTA MAY ASK
TEAM HEADS TO QUIT
IRy United SousI

NINNfMPOLlS, MINI, Dec. L.
Doc" II J.. Williams, football coach,
and Professor James Paige, chair
man nj the athletic board ~. control
OF ;ho University OF MINNESOTA. may
o. asked 10 resign.
F"slin. among alumni and students
I7 =; favor %: tn" removal OF the pair
blowing the poor showing g: the
2Heis our rS the rast two years.
Recommendations OF tho alumni
Mould make drastic changes in the
present system OF athletics. II T. an
bounced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
MissOurian Crumbles
Worlds Bowling Mark
IRw Observation-Disclosures

DIES MONIES. Ia, Dec. L.
George falkcnbach. Of ST. Joseph.
Mo. broke the worlds record in
the singles in tho Mid-W bowl
Ing tournament yesterday when he
shot I26. just one pin more than
thc mark set several days ago "
George l'eckcr, OF Milwaukee
EecH.r's marx broke the existing
worlds record at that time by a
margin OF sin pins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
CnIi baseball Cnn.I,,n,r>.

FIiII.ApILrIiIA. PA, Dec. -
First call for candidates FOR TIE 1922
baseball squad OF tn" Univ.rs!ty a.:
Pennsylvania was ISSUED today bv
coach car!ss. Practice Viii bc tn.
doors.
Yesterday. the frst winter foot.
ball practice session was hold OF,
Franklin Field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
AK s,.0W,. oon Ior DoLr,r.

Charles II. Ebb.tS and has partners
IN the Brooklyn Dodgers arc willing
10 sell tn" club. the park aud the
inhscots uniform tor $4,000. COZ. Eli.
bets stated this price In an effort 20
appear casual in denying that George
NJ. Cohau had bought tho Dodgers
Uncle Charley announced tina, I-nrl.
inert Robinson. manager uf tn.
Dodgers. has signed his 1922 con-
tract
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-02
Hoy nrcnks lernrh

~ IIihII.U, W. Doc l-L,wIs
,'erocii i6-Y"ar-oId hish school boy
n''' h"s trrHci! u gym record, which
has stood Tor turce years. t.r no ra,,
,"9 la's alo-rd th- running track
10y yHTds 10 l6 50 seconds Th,
.urU."r rNcufG WAS 80 s..ords
-, Hr trace. is I'r"l ana has 40 bank
,'s,oil was st ~ three years ago
'E Jack Jonch. following which LSif
:. tGA@n boys tri.t T., but until Wei
h'SdtH. 4 was not lowered.
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employers that he favored Los An
S'!oH as a training camp FOR next
spring. The club owners have not
yet reached Il decision, although they
have several sites under CONSIDERED
ton. most OF them in Texas
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CHESS CHAMPION IS
CHALLENGED FOR TITLE

BERLIN n.c. IA 4. Aicchinc.
he russian chess EXPERT. has chal-
l"nr"d dos. X. cnpablauca. os la
sana. the worIds champion. for a Sc
ii"s Of games for tho title.
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COMPANY C. SWAMPS B
ON COURT. SCORE 85.5

Company & last night swamped
Company Il in Il one sided basketball
game in the Blues Intercompany
League by the score of s. to :. The
game looked more like 4 track meet
than 4 court contest.
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The lineup:

co. G. Position 90. Is.
itoiladay right forward Arinistcad
smith .lcit forward ..... Ross
iioin"r .-..... center Eatk ms
dudley right guard. riZiuni
Mark ham left guard MacElhcnny
summary: Goals--I Holiday (aID.
SMITH 90. iIorncr go. Dudley. De
MOTIF. Ross. Foul coals-IiolIaday
- Ross CD. Rctercc--M Marvin
tlcrniinaip. Scorcr--Joncs CT. NJ.
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FANORS LOS ANGELES
FOR IANkS TO TRAIN
IEv AssocIatcd rross.l

NEW YORK. Dec. bob Conncry,
scout Tor the New York American
baseball club today reported to his
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TREN ESPECIAL PARA
SEIS NORTEANERICANOS
Van con negocios impor-
tdnteS
'eieoramo Espeeiai para LA PRENsA"

'eleorumo Especial para LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEX1CO, mario 22.-
(Recibido con retardo)-El Gobierno
acaba de dlsponer que salga rumho
Ia frontera Norte un tren especial
el cual sera puesto al servicio de seis
personajes norteamericanos que Sc
dice vienen q tratar asuntoS de I'M
portancia con el Executive de la Re
publica.
Sc encuentran va en- esta capital
los excursioniStaS norteamerlcanos
de Nueva Orleans quienes fueron OBJ
jeto de una cordial acogida y actual
menLe disfrutan de fiestaS, dlaS de
campo, diversoS agasajos que las CO.
misiones encargadas de prodigarselos
han cuidado que resulten 10 mejor po-
sible.
Los visitantes Sc muestran compla.
cidfsimos como 10 rnanifiestan tam
bien los exursionistas de Boston,
quienes con anterioridad Sc encontra-
ban va en- esta mer6poli que fue-
ron tambien objeto de agasajos por
parte de las Camaras de Comercio.
Los excursionistas de Boston en-
prenderan hoy el viaje de regreso a
su patria Iencantados de las belleZas
de Mexico, segun ellos 10 manifiestaH
antes de abandonar esta capital.