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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15
NUEvA sAiUD DE RENO

No hay NADIA que pueda traer alivio v
salud con mas rapidez todas aquellas
enfermedades peculiares de la mujer como
este notable remedio, Nncva Sdlud de
Reno corrige abundancia, escasez o irregu-
laridad en- la menstruacion regulariza la
palptacion del eorazon. cura los desmayos,
alivia mAam3cioncs, deticne descargos
fortalece los 6rganos fin de que puedan
funcionar regularmcnte sin causar angus
tias dolores, Tome ID una botella
notara una mejoria sorprendente en- su
salud. lie librara de dolores de cabeza,
dolores en- la espalda y extenuacion.
NHFvG Sand de Reno da salud accion
natural todo el sistema. Compre una
botella hoy mismo. De venta en- todas
las droguerias.
$. B. LEONARDO 8 CO.. Fabric.n.e.. New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15

con rapidez y sin peligro alguno, es el
Aceite de San Jacobo. Friccionese la
espalda y la cintura con esta magnihca
preparation y los pocos mornentos Sc
sentira absolute completamcnte alivia-
do.
mo siga I'd. siendo csclavo de ese
dolor Compre en- cualquier botica un
frasco de Aceite de San Jacobo, appli-
qucselo segun las instrucciones respec-
twas y podemos garantizarle que Sc
asombrara de la rapidez y efcacia con
que obra este medicamento. Uselo I'd.
sin tenor alguno, pues nunca irrita nj
mancha la piei.
IIace mas de sesenta amos que el
Aceite de San Jacobo esta efectuando
curas maravillosas en- todas parties del
mundo. Cinco medailas de orc gana-
das en- las principales Exposiciones son
TN yalioso comprobante de sus excep-
cionales meritos. jPuede haber otro
medicamento mas digno de con6anza1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15

campas cGustavo E.,
Colombine &c. de Rurpos>
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15

DEL DEPARTAMEN NTO DEL
INTERIOR A ToDoS LOS DUENos
DE AUTOMOBILES Y vEHICULos
PEsADos DE MOTOR

Por la presente Sc avisa ustedes, que
para que su autom6vil truck pueda
circular por las Gales y caminos publi-
cos Ell pr6ximo afo econ6mico, debera
proveerse antes del primero de Julio de
nuevas licencias y tablillas, segIn 10 dis
pone la Ley de AUTOMOBILES VICENTE.
Por correo Sc les esta notificando la
cantidad que deberan remitir en- sellos
de rentas internas, para obtener las nue.
vas tablillas y ncencias. Los que no re-
ciban esa notification, deberan solicitar
la iIlmediatamente.
Los residences en- San Juan y Santur
ce, deberan solicitar sus nuevas tabh-
Has licencias en- la Oficina de Autom6
viles del Departamento del Interior, a
partir del 25 del mes corriente; y los due
nos de AUTOMOBILES y ''trucks" de la
isla, deberAn solicitarlas en- las oficinas
de la Policia Insular de los pueblos en-
que residan, entregando las tablillas
viejas que posean al recoger las nuevas
81 color de las nuevas tablillas es de
fondo verde con los ndmeros blancos.
Guilermo ESTEvES,
Comisionado del Interior
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15
AvIso

Hl Dr.. Agustin 3. Laugier, Oculista
y ospecialista dc Las intermediates de
los oides, narix y gargantA, participa
. N clisntela y 81 p1bnce en- general,
que estar& ausente On los Estados UNI
dos hastA mediados del mes de Sudo
Asistir4 In gran Asamblea de La
Asociaci6n M6dica Americana. visitan
do despu6s las mejores clinicas do d.
cho pals, y trayende . su regreso los
aparatos . instrumsntss mas modsrnos
relacionadss cen su especiandad.
OnciMA:- eAn Juste esuu1na re-
tuAu. Tel6fono 1881.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15
SUSPENSION DE EXAMINES PARA
cHAUFFEURs coNDUCToREs Y
DE vEHICULos PEsADos DE MO-
TOR EN- PUERTO RICO

Por la presente Sc notifca al publico,
que desde JUNO ounce a julio ounce
del corriente afio, no Sc efectuaran exa-
menes para "chauffeurs corductores
conductores de vehiculos pesados de
motor, debido que dicho periodic de
tempo sera dedicado por los empleados
encargados de la Ofcina de Automovi-
les del Departamento del Interior, ex-
clusivamente al cambio de las ncencias
y tablillas de los automobiles.
Guillermo ESTEvES
Comisionado del Interior
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15

Prendo el lapiz, apago Ell ''jumazo"
y escribo:
"iTenga cuidado!" |" Habia escrito An
tonic Soler, Ell professor de artes manua
les, sobre un papel, fijandolo sobre un
precioso mueble, hecho por los alumnos
sus 6rdenes. Claro esta, que al yer tai
indication, quise poner pies en- polvoro-
sa, huy6ndole aquel mueble, no fuera
que estuviera minado. Pero, no habia
por que apurarse; solo era una simple
indication los mirones y sobre todo,
les ''tocones' que no Sc conforman
con 10 primero -.
Y tranquilo mi espiritu, empeza,nos a
yer la valiosa exhibici6n de muebles que
en- ell salon de actos de la Escuela Supe-
rior, Sc efectuaba con marcado 6xito para
profesores alumnos Aqui son .clatro
sillones, seis sillas, un sofa y una m csita,
los que forman un juego de 'muebles, CO
diciados por muchos; como que cI va
lor de este juego es trescientos d6ls fes..
Mas ALA esta un escritorio, hech9 con
roble del pals, insuperable AL lalo Sc
encuentra, haciendole juego, otro es-
critorio, para sefiorita. En- un rinc6r una
CANA de dos plazas, hecho con cedAo ma
two, cuyo valor Sc aprecia en- ciento Gin
cuenta d6lares; tambi6n hay un peina-
dor, Y un escritorio hecho con caracoH-
lilo del pals. Este es uno de los mcjores
muebles que Sc han exhibido. Hay tam
bi6n dos butacas quo convidan a la lec-
tura, una de las cuales fue ofrendada por
su fabricante la "Hija del Caribe".
Hay ademas muchos muebles que no emu
nero, por que no tengo espacio en- estas
solfas.
Los alumnos mas distinguidos en- artes
manuales, fueron Modesto Gonzalez, Mi
guel Serrano, Manuel Gomez, jose Ca
brero, Nestor Men6ndez, Alfredo San
chez, Rafael Rodriguez, victoriano Ruiz,
Francisco Betancourt, Mario Ruiz y Car
los Garcia Hay que felicitar sinceramen
te Antonio Soler, inteligente professor
que nos ha prestado Cabo Rojo, para que
venga ensefiar en- nuestra ciudad artes
manuales. Y ALA va mi APPLAUSE para
ambos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15

nen nervios u
porS tanto, no
pueden doler.
De 10 que I'd.
padece es de
ciatica, de
lumbago o de
I'm simple es-
tropeo de los
musculos, y 10
Il nico que
re a m e n t e
O1tede aIiviarI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15

Y, aqui miranda ALA pinchando, lie
que la exribici6n de calados y borda-
dos, en- donde la musa de Limon de Ar
ce me present6 a la sefiora viuda de Gar
cia, profesora inteligentisima, que tiene
la mission de preparar j6venes para que
sean TITLES nuestra patria, en-. ell seno
carifo-o del hogar. Dofia Lola, con esa
simpatia en- ella innata, me fue lnostran
do sus labores, q. son dedicadisimas Mn
chas columnas necesitaria, para ir rese
hando los magnifcos trabajos exhibidos
que han merecido elogios de las per5o-
mas conocedoras de este arte.
Dofia Lola me indica que sus alumnas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15
NO TOME I'D DROCAS
PARA Los RINONES.
Ell tinico medic racional v SECURE
de obtener alivio immediate es
friccionarse la espalda con
Aceite de San Jacobo.

lCree I'd. que su dolor de espalda es
causado por los rifiones? Pues esta I'd.
en- un grave. error. Los rinones no tie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15

AL otro extreme del salon, Sc halla IA
exhibici6n de la profesora doha Isaura
Cadilla, profesora que curse sus estudios
en- la madre Espafia, de donde trajo CO
nocimientos que esta difundiendo entire
las damas de nuestra ciudad. Dofia Isau-
ra ha preparado a las siguientes damas,
que cogeran probabIemente sus diplomas
este afio: Asunci6n r. de Cadilla, Trini-
dad Lopez, Maria G. Garcia, Ana Sill
va, Maria G. de Martinez, Rosario F. de
Calder6n y Chita Colon.
Las labores que han merecido ser ci-
tadas exhibidas, fueron hechas por
Georgina Perez, Hayd6e Cadilla, Isaura
Gonzalez Cadilla, Trinidad Lopez, Chita
Colon, Ana Margarita Silva y Rosario
P. de Calder6u, a las cuales envio mis-
parabienes por sus triunfos.
Arecibo ha triunfado este afio en- ar
tes manuales; nuestra es la mejor ex-
hibici6n, como 10 acredita ell Departamen
to Insular de instruction, y nos senti-
mos orgullosos del laurel que han. con
quistado las profesoras sehoras Lola viu
da de Garcia Isaura de Cadilla.
Gracias elias, en- el exterior sabran
que en- nuestra isla hay quien pueda pre-
sentar verdaderos trabajos de arte, he
chos a mano y no importe la delicadeza
la importancia de los mismos
La sociedad de Arecibo debe prestar
su concurso estas damas, que de name
ra tan interesada por ell adelanto de la
isla en- trabajos de esta indole, vienen
prestando su concurso en- la Escuela Su-
perior todas las que deseen hacerse de
conocimientos imprescindibles para la
mujer para ell hogar.
Con jdbilo expongo estas manifesto
clones en- Ell MUNDo, para que las
conozcan nue7tras mujeres en- esta clase
de trabajos NJ
Para elias, misoaplausos y mis- mas sin
ceras felicitaciones.
Nic-KoLA.
rrrio da 1901
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15
Arecibo en- sofia
PoR LAS EscUELAs

mas aventajadas son Maria M. Colon,
Maria T. Sanchez, Carmen Rivera Aulet.
Ramona Colon, Maria E. Delgado, Pc
pita Rod6n, Agripina Iin6n de Arce,
Gloria Tavarez, Feiipa Sanchez, Ramona
Ortiz, Matilde Rodriguez, Carmita Sam
per, AntOnia Cantisani, Carmen M Ma
tos Isabel M. Silva, Mercedes de JESUS
y Magdalena Garcia.
Las que seran graduadas por el De-
partamento de Instruction, son Agripi
na Lim6n de Arce, Maria del G. Serra-
no, Irene Menendez y Pepita Rodon; a
las futuras profesoras en- bordado y ca
lado, envfo mis- felicitaciones, asi como
para aquellas que han demostrado sn in
teligencia en- estas labores, genuinamen
tie portorriquefas, que realmente presti-
gian la mujer nativa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15

Sc vend~ Oapel v1ejo G ~>Ei6disa .
$500 quintaL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-15

Sor Juana O5O
La Hija del CortijerO O5O
Ell Segundon O.50
Crtcas Muscales OI5
La Condesa de Abrantes -----.-...--.-.-.--.- O.75
Historic de mi Vida O75
La Condesa de Aunoy oy..........-.......--.-.. 0.75
La Rena Hortencia .~ O.75
Phines OTIS
La Muier en- ell Hogar .... 0.30
Ell Tocador Practice O.30
Arte de Ser Elegante - O.SO
La Muier Jarcinero 100000 . 0.3O
Salud v BelIeza O.S0
Las Artes de la Mujer 0.30
Cuadros Histcrcos de la Revolution Francesa 0.30
Ell Maestro de Santiago.-El Padre Feijoo
Poesas Escogldas O.SU
Cartas del Norte.-La Condesita.-Poesias
Escogidas O9O
Aires d'a nina Terra--O dvino Sainete 0.9O
La Madona del Carroussel O.90
FL Divino Fracaso ........... 0.8O
FL Candelabro de los Sete Brazos .....-....... 0.90
La Nueva Literature e tornosl 1.60
Cudad Romantca a.-.-.,--,- OT5
Hombres Piedras 0.0O
Don Quijote en- la Guerra ..--... 0.60
La Suppression de la Guerra 0.7O
La Sombra del Cuadrante .................-... 0.40
Un Dputado Republican, 0.90
Payas Ciudades Montafias ...............-... 090
Elvira la Espiritual 0.90
Almas Brujas Espectros Grotescos ~..-..-- 900
La Cofradfa de la Prueta O9O
Los Heroes e tomos) 1.2O
Sol de Media OS5
Mi Tfo Bernard OBS
La Guardia Blanca .-.-....-.--.-.. OBS
Aventuras de Sherlock Holmes - 0SO
La Sombra Fatfdica O3O
La Trageda del Korosco O.S0
Los Emigrados .-...... - O.30
Rodney Stone ..-.....-..-.-.... ... OSO
Un D1o 0SO
Miguel Clark q tomos) --.-.-..-.-.---..--.--. O6O
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-04
Whiting Owls Tangle
With Winfield, Kan,
in National Net Meet

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 4.-Basket-
ball teams from fifteen States will com
pete in the first eight brackets Of the
national basketball championships which
oprn here Monday, according to announce
ment today. Two games Will be played
test between the .Livermore Athletic Club
Of Livermore, Cal, and the Spartan
burg Athletic Club of Spartanburg,
s. c. The second game viii be between
the Kansas City Athletic Club OF Kan
sas City and the 500 A c. of Sioux City.
Iowa; All contests will be played in the
Auditorium.
The Whiting Ind) Owls meet Win
field, Kan, in the frst-Found play.
Second Bracket-Tulsa University A.
c., Tulsa, Okla; Y. Q. H. Club, Detroit
University, Reno, New.
Third Bracket-Epsilon Etas, ST.
Louis; Katys, Dallas, Texas; Ottawa
University, ottawa, Kan, and Lowe
Camrbells, Kansas City.
Joseph, Mo; Brooklyn Club, Brooklyn,
n. Y; Union Club, Belvidere, Ill, and
Missouri University, Columbia
Fifth Bracket-COncordia Seminary,
st. Louis; Empire Gas Club, Alva Okla. /;
Marysville College, Marysville. Kan. and
Los Angeles.
Sixth Bracket-osage A. c., Usage,
Iowa; Atlantic A. c., Atlanta, Ga, and
two Kansas high schools.
Seventh Bracket-PrOvo A c., Salt
Like City; Tabernacle, Kansas City ;
Whiting Owls, Indiana, at Winfield.
Eighth Bracket-K N. I. and T. Rail-
way, Louisville; Des Moines A. c., Des
MOines, and two Missouri clubs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-04
Purdue Puts DGnlper
on IndiGnd's Hopes
for Big Ten HOnOrs
BOiLeTnlakerS Pile Up Points
While MQrxSOn Is Out of
Game.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March An
dianas hopes for the Conference cham
pionship went giimmering last night
when the Crimson five fell before the fast
onslaught Of the Purdue quintette, ~ to
20, in game which was not decided UNI
til the last few minutes Of play. A CROWD
of 1000 wildly cheering fans witnessed
the Boilermaker basket tossers lengthen
their lead by dropping three long range
field goals through the ring after the
two teams had fought through fifteen
iputes of the second half
The work of White, Purdue guard, In
tossing nine free throws out of ten
chances, was one of the important fac
tors in determining the outcome of the
game. While Miller did not annex a
single goal, his floor work vas spectacu-
lar. Eversman divided honors with Marx
son Of Indiana and Masters of Purdue in
dropping the ball through for three bas-
kets.
Captain Dean and Dehority of Indiana
did not hit their strides. throughout the
entire game. MaIxson dribbled the ball
down the floor many times, but lost at
the end Of the trip when he found him
self in the net of Purdue's impregnable
DEFENSE. Thomas floor work stood out
in the Indiana offense
Indiana annexed the first point Of the
game on Milier's personal foul, but W nite
came back for three single points when
FOULS were called on Thomas and Dean.
Indiana tied the score twice during the
fracas, but was never ahead.
Purdue made many of their long shots
count for points. while Indiana fell short
in counting long range baskets.
The. break came in the middle of the
second half when, for some unknown
reason, MarxsOn who. was one of the
main cOgs In the Indiana machine, was
taken out with the score standing II to
16 in favor Of Purdue Immediately the
indiana morale began to crack and Its
team work to disintegrate. From this
point on IL was a Purdue landslide, and,
although Marxson was rushed back into
the lineup five minutes before the end
the damage had been done and the Grim
son was hopelessly out of the running.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-04
BUTLER TAKES
CITY NET TITLE
Defeats Indiana Dentals in
Rubber Game for Local
HOnOrs.
I. c. A. L. STANDING.

Butler is the college basketball cham
pion of the city. Outplaying the Indiana
Dentals at every turn last night, the
Butler team won, % to 10. For thirty
minutes the Dentals did not score a field
goal During the first half the Dentals
did not score a point. While the Tooth
Pullers were putting up miserable ex-
hibition of basket ball, the Butler team
was playing better than at any time dur
ing the present season.
The largest crowd Of the year Witnessed
the game between the two Indianapolis
teams. Tomlinson hall, filled with the
big crowd, presented a gay sight and
both teams had a large crowd of sup.
porters. Mathew, star guard of the
Dental team. has been Ill and was taken
to his home at Whiting, Ind, two DAYS
ago. without Mathew, the back guard
the Dental team was like boat without
rudder.
Brown was the shining light for But
Ter. In the opening half Brown scored
two field goals and Middlesworth anu
DiederiCh each dropped long shot IN the
basket. and the half ended with the Blue
missed three chances at foul goals In the
first half Referee FEEBLE called three
personal fouls on Witter, the Dental cap
tain, in less than ten minutes; Hanali,
cRpped by knowing he would be barred
If he made one more personal FOUL VII
ter played clever and careful gdardIhg
game, but was sent to the side lines Ten
minutes before the end Of the game on
II was a case of Butler was hitting,
and the Dentals couldn't cage the ball.
The Dentals came back in the second
half and for a few minutes it looked
as if Dentals would give Butler an argu-
ment. DeaKyne scored four foul goals,
but Butler started in and Brown Gagged
five foul goals and three field goals dur
ing the last half. In the final minutes
of play Hooker tossed tow field goals.
Strain and Jones each scored from held
During the game thirteen personal fouls
were called on the Dentals and one tech
nicai foul Brown scored seven foul
goals. Nine personals and two technicals
were called on Butler and Deakyne Gagged
four foul goals for the Dents. McNaugh.
Dental center Gagged two field goals from
close under the basket and Deahyne
made one field goal.
WaIlie Middlesworth, local boy, In his
first real chance with Butler, played
bang-up game, showing a world Of speed
and class on the floor.
The Dentals have one more game and
will meet the Northwestern University
Dentals In this city March u.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-04
Canadian Golf Dates

TORONTO, Canada, March 4.-The
Thursday to hold the open championship
of Canada over the course of the Toronto
Golf Club, June % to %.
1t was voted not to hold an interna-
tional match between Canada and the
United States this year, as many Ameri-
can players are expected to visit England
for the British championships and the
ali nations to compete in an international
team match at Southampton, n. Y, in
September. Instead, Canada will enter
team in the new international team
mate hat SOUTHAMPTON.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-04
Tech Cops Opening Game
in High School Tourney
Sectional Scores Today

ANDERSON.
Anderson, IS; Pendleton, IS.
Summitviile, ii; Westland. 7.
Greenfield, %; Maxwell, IA.
ATTICA.
Covington, 10; Freeland Park, g.
Ambia, "a; Pine Township, 4.
Fowler, 10; Kingman, II.
COLUMBUS.
North Vernon, IA; )Osgood, 10.
Patriot, Is; Scipio, II.
New Berne, %; Batesville, 10.
Milan, II; MoOreshin, Is.
FRANKLIN.
Nineveh, IS; Flatrock, s.
Morristown, 90; Hopeweil, 25.
Clark Township. 20; Greenwood, q.
Center Grove, 30; Falkland, 20.
FIT. WAYNE.
Ligonier, 10; Churubusco, IA.
Wolf Lake, 50; Avilla, 6.
Columbia City, 81 i Harlan. 8.
South Whitley. 20; Cromwell, 2.
HUNTINGTON.
Bippus, 10; Lancaster, Is.
Lagro, %; North Manchester, %.
KOKOMO.
Sheridan, 80; Cicero. II.
Windfall, 10; Kempton, 6.
Carmel, AZ; West Middleton, 10
Kokomo, 43; Walnut Grove. 10.
LAFAYETTE.
Dayton, 80; Clarks Hill, 6.
Montmorenci, 21; Otterbein, z.
Reynolds, 10; Stockwen, IA.
Brookston, %; Romney. II.
jackson Township, %; Chalmers, 8.
Westport, As; Wea, IL.
LEBANON.
Thorntown, %; Scircleville, IS lover
time).
Westfeld, 25; Whitestown. %.
Jefferson, % :. Michigan Town, 10.
LOGANSPORT.
Flora, 10; Lucerne, 10.
Cutler, Al; Galveston, 9.
Young America, 90; Royal Center, IL.
MARION.
Paramount, 10; Roll, 4.
Somerset, 7;'Lafontaine, s..
CASTOR, 80; Gas City, 4.
MARTINSVILLE.
Plainfeld. 16; Pittsboro, 0.
Martinsville, Al; Monrovia, IL.
Paragon, S; Stilesville, Q.
LiZton, %; MoOresville, 8.
NEWCASTLE.
Spiceland, II; Lewisville, 10a
Sulphur Springs. 20; yorktown, IT.
Knightstown, II; Summit, IL.
oWENsVILLE.
B0oneV1lie, 1Us EdHClb JObepu ueAtA Va
Evansville, I.
Francisco, 10; Cynthiana. II.
Owensville, "a; StewartsYille, 4.
RICHMOND.
Fairvlew, 20; Brownsville, ID
BrookYille, IS; Boston, 10.
Hagerstown, 80: Liberty, 7.
ROCHESTER,.
Kewana, %; Bunker Hill, 10.
Converse, %; Maryyille. IL.
RUSHVILLE.
Rushville, 81; New Salem, 4.
Milroy, "A; Laurel, 0.
Greensburg, 20; Let's, 1.
Sandusky, Sc; Moscow, Z.
sCOTTsBURG.
Salem, 30; Palmyra. 3.
Seymour, q; Brownstown, Is.
TERRE HAUTE.
Cayuga, 10; Wiley, 1.
West Terre Haute, II; Ashore, 5.
VINCENNES.
Vincennes, 81 Bicknell, 5.
SpurgeOn, 81; Oswell, II.
Hazelton, "a; Edwardsport, 1S.
WARSAW.
Etna Green, "a; West Township, 16
, Pierceton, Is; Plymouth, II.
Warsaw, II: Claypool, 10.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-04
Basket Ball Bo0ng
SIXTH PLACE WOULD SUIT TYRUs

just as high as can. One thing sure,
we will endeavor to let the opposition
know they are in game every day.
Il hope to show a decided improve
ment In the pitching. Detroit has lacked
in consistent pitching for number Of
years and this department Is going to
be given lot of my attention.
las for training | have decided to do
away with the double period system,
morning and afternoon. | will have a
real. hard, snappy practice once each Jay
Also plenty Of hitting practice, probably
divided into two squads, the regulars ana
recruits. have a few more ideas re-
Garding training and other things that l
will Put into practice, but am not ready
ct this time to discuss them"
CObb's efforts as manager of the Ben
gals will be watched with keen interest
by fans throughout the country. For
fifteen years he has been the all-rOund
star and whether managerial duties will
affect his playing will hold the attention
of all critics
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-04
BY JACK VEIOCK,
aforementioned News EDOrta Editor.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Sixth place in
the American League pennant race will
satisfy Ty Cobb this year. He has hopes,
however, that his team may do better.
If Detroit manages to finish better than
sixth, Cobb says he will feel thankful and
Will be ready TO pay his respects to Lady
Luck"
The newly appointed manager-star of
the Tigers is making no predictions. In
telegraphed interview with the writer
today he modestly tells of his plans for
the coming season.
AS to my expectations regarding what
Detroit may accomplish this year, / have
very little" says Cobb. 1--WE have about
the same team which finished seventh in
tie 1920 pennant race. There Is nothing
| could see in the way of making changes,
trades and the like, for the simple rea-
son that the men who did not do so well
last year may be more successful under
different conditions this year. As a re-
suit must wait and find out the men
who will attune themselves to my meth
DDS. If / should discover after two
months or so that certain players cannot
deliver the goods, then / would go about
making changes.
Last year we finished seventh. This
years l hope to be able 10 finish at least
sixth. II we should be lucky enough to
finish little higher 1 would feel very
thankful.
~ have never claimed anything for our
club or myself as a manager I am
simply going to do my best and finish