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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-01

Rice OF Grand Rapids and Robert
Drake OF the Drake Hotel. Chicago.
-
Miss Eugenia Collins OF Holland.
Mich. will spend the Fourth OF July
with tho Collins family Of Sibley st.
Judge " s. Reiter who has been
suffering from second attack Of gas
tritis IS some improved today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John zahnle are visit
ing Miss Evelyn Ianlon on their we'd
ding tour Mrs John Zahnle was
formerly Miss Irene Hanlon OF Mi
waukee.
The marriage OF Miss Ethel McNees
and Jesse B. Chandler took place at
1850 Tuesday night. June osth. at the
Penacostal Assembly The ring cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Dave
r. .Fergerson Of Chicago. The bride
wore a beautiful white embroidered
organdy. She was attended by her
sister as maid of honor. The best man
was George Bocken. Following the
reading Of the ceremony at the church
reception was given at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
W. McNees OF Pei Sibley St The
home was attractively decorated in
pink and white. the brides colors. The
out OF town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
D. r. F'ergerson. Mr.. and Mrs. E
c McNees and daughter. Elizabeth.
Of Pittsburg. Pa The Misses Jessie
and Louise Williams OF Evansville.
Ind. and George Bocken Of Gary. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-01

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terrorizing the country, necetang British Turkish
bandits
the lending
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-01

Judge " S. Reiter who has beer
suffering from a second attack Of gas
tritis IS some improved today
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1921-10-15
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Paper White
Narcissus Bulbs

The kind that bloom in about
six weeks. Buy them 60~
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Each &c H..
-~ Basement.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1921-10-15

Writing Paper
and
Quill Pen
Paper and Envelopes in pink,
buff, blue, yellow and white
with quill pen to Q0~
match. Large box at. wv
Main Floor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
|Francia apoya
a los polacos en-
sus a1nbiciiones
Ell Sr. ROmanOneS trata
al GObierno de ser
POGO habil.
fDs nuestro ssrvicio cablegratico Especially

t0u nuossIO eoSsASsv NSpAo8tanSo 6upoClAkJ
ROMA, mayo 14.--Rum6rase, que
.aunqte lealmente Inglaterra Sc opone
q clio, las ambiciones desmedidas de
los polacos en.la Alta Silesia, son apo
yadas por Francia, secretamente. La
noticia ha causado una honda sensa-
|cion en- todas las Cancillerrias.
MADRID, mayo 14.-En una inter-
pelaci6n hecha por el senior Romano
mes en- el Congreso, trat6 sobre Ia
poca habilidad del Gobierno para lle-
var a cabo las reformas iniciadas en-
los transportes, que en- los demas pai-
ses eran motive de un detenido estu-
dio y de especialisima atenci6n.
4 SEVILLA, mayo 14.-En ell antique
|edificio donde esta instalado el histo-
rico Archivo de Indias, ha sido colo
cada hoy una lapida Commemorative
dedicada a los espaiioies descubridores
del Rio Amazonas. AL acto concurrio
una lucida representation del Gobier-
no.
MADRID, mayo 14.-La insigne es-
critora, Doiia Emilia Pardo Bazan, fa-
llecida aver en- esta Corte, sera ente-
rrada en- su residencia veraniega de
Torres de Meira, cerca de la Coruiia.
s. M. el Rey al saber Ia noticia de 81
fallecimiento, inmediatamente .envi6
un telegrama de pesame a la familia
Pardo Bazan.
MADRID, mayo 14.-Cuatrc Carde-
males espaholss Sc encuentran asistien
do al Consistorio que Sc celebra en-
Roma, para la creaci6n de nuevos pur-
purados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
La situacion
del RENO Helene
es gravislna
Gran fiesta en- la Emba-
jada inglesa de la ca
pital de Espana.
tDe nuestro servicio cablegraaco Especial,

|
ATENAS, mayo 14.-La situacion
bancaria Y nercantil del Reino heTe-
no es gravisima. Ell Gobierno ha de-
cretado la moratoria. Los muelles ha-
llanse abarrotados de mercancfas, sin
saber que hacer los comerciantes con
elias.
MADRID, mayo 14.-La Embajada
de Inglaterra en- esta Corte, celebr6
anoche un magnifico banquete en- ho-
nor de los Reyes de Espafa, a cuya
fiesta concurrio una nutrida represen-
tacion del Cuerpo diplomatico Y de
atlas personalidades pertenecientes a
la politica espanola.
PARIS, mayo 14.-Los Aliados pro-
bablemente enviaran una fuerte No
ia, en- calidad de Ultimatum, los po-
LAGOS, conminandoles a abandonar la
Alta Silesia ocupada por ellos, so
pena de, 81 no abandonan su actitud
hostil, tomar las naciones de la En-
tente una accion militar contra Polo
mia, que traera la perdida de su nacio-
nalidad.
BERLIN, mayo 14.-Las ultimas
noticias llegadas del teatro de opera
clones, donde domino ell cabecilla po-
laco Korfanty con sus tropas, dicen
que el jefe rebelde Sc ha proclamado
hoy Presidente de la Republica de Ia
Alta Silesia. Con tai motive, ell Go
'bierno aleman prepara un numeroso y
bien equipado ejercito para oponerse
a las pretensiones de Korfanty.
MADRID, mayo 14.-El Presidente
del Consejo de Ministries, Sr. Allende-
salazar, anuncia un programa parla-
mentario minimo, para ser desarroIla-
do aptes de las vacaciones, en- Ell que
Sc discutira la aprobacion del contra
to del monopolio del tabaco, las re-
formas al C6digo Penal Y la votacion
de los gastos generates en- ell Gobier-
no.
MADRID, mayo 14.-En las refor-
mas que Sc han de hacer en- los tras-
.portes, ademas de Ia. anunciada, Sc
habla de otras de gran importancia
y que han de ser de gran convenien.
cia para el intercambio comercial en-.
tire las naciones que toman parte er
dichas Conferencias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
Ell jefe polaco
Korfanty, sigue su
avance en- SllesIa
Otr0 linancierO cubanO
que Sc declarara en
quicbra.

IDe pnestro se.vicio csblegrthco Especially
L0NDRES, mayo la.-Dicese en-
Paris, que a pesar de las promcsas
hechas pOr el revolucionariO polaco
Korfanty, este continda avanzandO en-
Silesia, con un numerOso ejercito.
Los Aliados consideran la aggression de
los polacOs contra los alemanes, ita-
lianos y franceses como una alberta
violaci6n al Tratado de Versailles, con-
siderando que esta situacion puede
provocar una nueva guerra.
HABANA, mayo l4.-Se rumora
que el conocido financiero cubano Sc
nor Gomez Mena, es uno de los hon.
bres de negocios que estan al borde de
una quiebra. La noticia Sc ha recibido
con .alguna reserva; pero tiene todos
los visos de una certeza notoria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
Una Americana =.
ha envenenado
}. a cinco mandos
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la iglesia del Pine en-
Barcelona. a..


HONOLULU, mayo i4.-Lydia Sou
thard, una DANA de nacionalidad ame-
ricana, ha sido detenida acusada de
haber asesinado, envenenSndoles, 4
cinco msridos en- los Estados Unidos.
BARCELONA, mayo l4.-varios
ladrones audaces cometieron un ro-
bo que ha llenado de consternaci6n to-
da la ciudad. Tratase de Ia Corona
de Ia virgen de los Desamparados,
que Sc hallaba depositada en- Ia Igle-
sia del Pino.
BILBAO, mayo 14.-La huelga de
los mineros del distrito de Baracallo
ha sido solucionada, entrando patro-
nos y obreros en- un entendido cor
dial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
En- ell Municipal
La Bubonica en- San Juan.

El aplaudido -cuadro de Bufos Gu
banos @Yara" dara maiiana domingo
una gran function en- honor de S. A. R.
el Infante Don Fernando, estrenando
Ia obra cuyo titulo encabeza estas II
meas.
La obra es muy chistosa v siendo
su autor un conocido escritor de San
Juan, no cabe duda de que Ell pdblico
quedara, como .siempre, satisfechisi-
mo del celebre y popular duetto "Ya-
ra".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
a Los NovIos

Nosotros, que estamos constante-
mente yelando por el bien estar y,co-
|modidades de los futuros maridos y
|esposas, emos de anunciarles que te-
|nemos los muebles mas preciosos y
|el surtido mas complete v variado. en-
Ia isla. Nosotros somos 'roviosp
tambien y sabemos interpretar sus
deseos, yisitandonos.
s'Los N0vios',
Rafael Mkrgaeida,
S. Brau Il. ssn Juan, P. R.
A'ivt'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
Tn honoroso
incendio en- la ciu-
dad de Ponce
I'll establecimienlo I'll
(,ometa" rcducido
"A cenlZaS. ,


I'm las ,rmrras huras de u masia-
na. muestro active curesponss ~ F"a-
g.. nos comunici Par TELEGRAPH. Ia
noiicia de cue la S'is dcSarroilose
un voraz inccndn aue ameaaza des-
truir con impo-,a ediiieios dc is
ciudad.
FL fuego. seg1n toas ias aparien-
cias. Sc origin6 On el importanie es-
tablccimiento do mercancias. cue ha-
ce esquina Il la antigua Plaza de las
Drlcias. hoy de pesetau. com'e'do por
"El Comria'. ore de aniiguo gpzaba
eli la ciudad de Ponce dc una gran
popularidad.
Las 'llamas SC trasmitierOn los
almacenes de la eXpresada casa. que
ha sido reducida totaimeate ceni-
zas, siguiendO, la hOra ell que re-
cibimos el telegraina, e! voraz elemen
to. amenazando las casas de los alre-
dedOres pasandO las llamas al Ayun-
tamiento.
La nOticia corri6 por todo Ponce
desde los primeros momentos, con la
velOcdad del rayo. sobrecogiendo de
eSpanto toda la poblaci6n.
Lat, autohidades y el Cuerpo de
Bomberos Sc trasladaron al sitio del
suceso. con tOdO el material necesa-
rio. para comenzar su obra extingui-
dora.
Ell abnegado Cuerpo de Bomberos
trabaja de manela eficaz her0ica
el pueblo presta decidido apOyo los
camisas rojas, para evitar un verda-
dero desastrc.
Las perdidas hasta la feeha som de
consideration, y NADIA Sc .sabe 81 Ell
hecho ha sicO casual.
Noticias posteriores dicen que ell
origen del incendiO aun no Sc ha po-
dido precisar. Surgi6 del interior de
lei Cometa" dicese que del patio,
abarcandO como a las ocho de la ma
mana la tienda al detalle del mismo.
que da frente la Plaza Degetau. Los
almacenes y casa de altos del lado
de "El Cometa" sea la que da al
este de la calle de In Marina, fuer0n
tambien envueltos por las llamas. Los
edificiOs antes dichOs sc hallaban ase-
gurados por treinta mil d6lares las
existencias de "El Cometa", en- sesen-
ia mil.
AL pasar balance del expresado CO.
mercio en- mercancfas secas, las exis-
tencias valfan doscientOs cineuenta y
ochO mil d5lares.
Las llamas Quemaon las ventanas
de la parte orietnal de la Casa Ayun-
tamiento y amenazaban la MADEIRA
del plafon; pero los bomberos domi-
naron con una valentfa digna de en-
comic ell voraz e.emento.
Los libros demas documentos de
lei Cometa' Sc redujeron cenizas;
pero la Recommendation Y muebles de
la Acadia, la Porto Rico Drug la
comercial de los senores Sanchez Mo-
rales Co. Inc. que estan cercanas
| al lugar del siniestro, fueron inme-
diatamente puestos a salyo.
No Sc registrar desgracias perso-
males.
A la hora de cerrar mestra edici6n.
recibimoS el siguiente despacho:
Ponce' mayo IA. 1921.
IMP Juan,
Ocho ounce malana doninado ell
incendio. Fueron destrufdos tienda
detail Y almacencs "Ei Cometa".
CORRESPONSAL.
,.:.. ,.s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
Ell senior Fabian

FL distinguido fnanciero ha regre-
sado de su viaje Santo Domingo,
en- cuya isla estuyo en- asuntcs de ne
gocios.
Con q regres6 ell sehor Manuel
Martinez, director del Banco Terrific
.rialsy Agrfcola. que visit6 tambi6n a
Santo Domingo. De Ponce vinieron a
San Juan en- automovil, por la carre-
terra central
Bienvenidos los distinguidos amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
Consulate de Espana
en- Puerto Rico

Para notihcarle de algo que lie inte-
resa, Sc desea conocer ell paradero de
la Sra. doha Amalia Gimenez, viuda
de Don Antonino Jauregui, que estuvo
estabIecido hace amos en- Ia ca1le del
Sol ndmero 50.
Sc desea conoter el paradero de d.
Rcmigio Garcia y Angulo, para infor-
marie de asuntos personales.
FL Consul Interino.
Jose Perez Lossda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
- LA FI&URA DBL DIA -

Su Aeza Real d hfane Don Fernando de BaMera de BOr-
b6n que pasa de gmoso nooto por Puerto Rico, despues
de lenar cmpIdamente con el mas alto ucmiento Ia re-
ga Mission que le fue co6ada por e Rey Don Alfonso Kill
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14

yendo autom6yil Buick o "CoIe".
!Por no necesitar mas que uno, vendo
el que meior le convenga. Pueden di-
rigirse al Box 725, San Juan, P. R.,
o VERNE en- Infanta Luisa No. Sh.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14

El Fernando
Coe Espho nac6 Madrid ho de ntana Dona Pa her
Alfonso r. Baera,
cjano mdlp peba pica generoidad
de natal
fgu ma
Mue diingudO
temeraro arrooy serenidad ante e peigro
bilan
ndo sado bvena hace extensive los altos cabaOs
cOmitv Principe espanOl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-19
American.

terial for a team of championship
cali1er. The players include such
backfield men as Steketee, Dea ;,
Knode. Banks. Uteritz. Evans,
Usher, Kipke. Roby. Dumphy,
Paper and Landowsky. Usher is
looked upon as one Of the most
promising men of the year. He is
an all-around backfield player,
both on offensive and defensive.
Cappon and Goebel are relief
upon for the end positions. Duke"
Dunno, son Of former Governor
Dunno, of Illinois, ana captain of
this years squad. Is expected to
drop back into his old place at
guard, although there is possibili-
ty he may become q tackle. AS
guards Crawforth, Lipscher, Van
Orden and Petro are available.
Assisting Yost will be several
men known in the sporting world.
These include A. j. Sturzeneggsr,
of Harvard; Elton Wieman, a star
on the varsity squad last year;
Derrill B. Pratt, Boston American
second baseman, and Angus u.
Goetz, tackle at Michigan las
year. This will be Pratt's second
year as coach.
Michigan's two big games at
home this year are with Ohio state,
October 22, and the University of
Minnesota, November 10. The first
conference game mere is expected
to draw record-breaking crow ]
because of rivalry that has de-
veloped between Ohio and MichI-
gan.
Posse ssion of "the little brown
Jug" a trophy up at Michigar-Min-
ne sofa games for several years, is
the prize at stake November 10.
The jug is now In the hands of the
Wolverines.
The Maize and Blue gridiron men
will be seen in action for the first
time October /, when Mount Union
college comes here. Case comes
the following week.
The Michigan agriculture. col
lege will clash with Yost's men Oc-
tober Is. October 20 the team
viii play Illinois at Urbana and on
November ~ will meet Wisconsin
at Madison.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-19
HURRY UP Y0ST
SIGNED AGAIN AS
FOOTBALL COACH
Begins His Twenty First
Year as Pilot of the Uni
versity of Michigan Squad
practice Begun.
tBy The Associated Press.)

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. 1S.--
Fielding H. ("Hurry Up") Yost has
begun his twenty-first year as
coach of the University of Michi-
gan football squad. Forty-four
men, representing twelve states, re-
ported at Ferry field for the first
practice session Of the season.
With memories of conference
championship teams of former
years fresh in his memory, Coach
Yost, now styled here director or
intercollegiate athletics, has set
himself the task this year of re-
peating his past triumphs. But he
has to face one serious obstacle, he
says, that of developing two new
tackles. Wieman and Goetz. var
sity tackles last year, have finished
their competition and neither Of
tie freshman tackles is available.
Considerable shifting of the lineup
is bound to occur during the prac-
tice period before these gaps are
filled, the coach says.
Aside from the tackling depart
ment Yost has available the ma
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-19
GIBBONS IS OUT
OF BOXING CAME
FOR TWO WEEKS
(By The Associated Pres-.)

Colorado Springs. Colo, Sept. IS.
Mike Gibbons will be unable to
box for at least fifteen days, it be-
came known today. His right hand
was injured in the seventh and
final round of the battle with Bat
ting Ortega here last Friday
night. An X-ray examination to-
day disclosed the fact that the in
jured hand, while not broken, is
seriously bruised and is considera-
bly, swollen. Gibbons was forced
to cancel seven fights which he
had scheduled for the next two
weeks. including those with Eddie
johnson at Pueblo, September 81;
Walter Caldwell at Ration, N. NJ,
September %; Art Magirl at Juar-
ez, Mexico, September 25; Kid
Palmer at Ell Paso. September 81;
Frank Mantell at Houston. Sep
TENDER 80; Joe Herrick at oma-
ha, October .. and Bob Moha at
Winnipeg, october 0.
Mike Collins, Gibbons manager.
said the Phantom probably would
not appear in the ring again until
October Is, when he meets Mike
O'Dowr at Wichita, Kans., in a
fifteen-round decision match.
Battling Ortega, who was taken
to a hospital Immediately after the
bout Friday suffering from a Sc
verely cut eye and other injuries,
has cancelled all fights for the
next month. Ortega's eye will be
operated on as soon as the infla-
nation has been reduced.
No reply had been received to-
night from Johnny Wilson, to
Promoter Richards offer of q de-
cision match here between Glib
bons and Wilson next month. In
the event that Wilson refuses to
sign for a decision match. Gibbons
will appear here October 81
against an opponent to be selected.
From here he will go to New Or
leans, where he will take on Hap
Ply Littleton, October 81, after
which he will sail for England.
s, to meet Ted (Kid)
Lewis at Albert hall, London, No
vember II in twenty-round bout.
Gibbons and Collins left for st.
Paul tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-19
KILBANE-FRUSH BOUT
DISCUSSED BY FANS

Cleveland. o., Sept. 1S.-Fight
fans tonight were slowly re-
covering from the excitement Gre
ated by the featherweight cham
pionship bout yesterday between
Johnny Kilbane, title holder, and
Danny Frush of, Baltimore, which
was won by the champion with a
knockout in the seventh round.
Most of the discussion centered
around whether Kilbane hit
Frush in the groin with his knee
in the first round. The act was
visible to those at the ringside. but
in a signed statement, Referee w.
G. Kelly declared he did not see
the blow struck.
The gray-haired champion was
resting today. He was jubilant
over his comeback, having accom-
plished something few other cham
pions have done.
On February %, he will have
held the championship title ten
years.
"Kilbane did not fight a clean
fight, but I must give him credit
for putting UP a harder attack
than I had expected" Frush said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-19
CLOSE MATCHES
FEATURE FIRST
FLIGHT FOR CUP

As had been predicted. there
were number of close matches in
the first flight of the Country club
golf tournament for the Rosen-
wald cup, which was played yes
terday morning. Eight men sur
vive, and the second flight and the
semi-finals will be played next
Sunday.
In the first flight yesterday
morning Coors won from McDon-
aid. up and 4 to go; Van Alta
won from McCanna with 2 up; Ell
Ter won from F. Tierney. up and
2 to go; Murphy won from Allen,
2 up and 1 to go; Swillum won
from Giomi with 1 up; Otero won
from Naranjo, up and to go;
Herkenhoff won from Macarthur.
6 UP and 5 to go, and j. Tierney
won from Culpepper. UP and 4
to go.
In the second flight Coors will
meet Van Alta, Eller will meet
Murphy, Swillum will meet Otero
and Herkenhoff will meet ]. Tier
ney. The semi-final flight will be
played Sunday afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-19
new YORK LEADS BY FOUR And A
half GAMES In NATIONAL RACE:
AMERICAN CONTEST VERY CLOSE
Giants, Barring Reversal, Appear to Have the
Pennant Firmly in Their Grasp; Series This
Week Probably Will Decide the Struggle
Between the Yankees and the Indians.
tBY THE ASSOCIATED PREss.l

New York, Sept. 1S.-The New
York Giants have continued their
winning streak. and now enjoy a
four and half game lead in the
National league. Barring a COM
plete reversal, the pennant appears
to be firmly in their grasp.
In the American league, New
York, by its victory over Detroit
today. while Cleveland was losing
to Washington, nosed back into the
leadership by a two point margin.
Tie Yankees must play almos. per.
feet ball to win the flag. The four
game SO lies here this week between
New York and Cleveland, probably
will decide the race.
Speakers team won all seven OF
it's games last week, while New
York won only four out of seven.
The Indians found an easy mark in
the Athletics and New York suf-
fered setbacks at the hands Of the
White Sox. the Browns and-the
Red Sox.
In the National Brooklyn
siumped and so did the Braves and
the Pirates. The Red Sox and the
Tigers won majority of their
games in the American and the
lost every game.
The weeks games in both leagues
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-19
TILDEN AND JOHNSON
MEET FOR 1921 LAWN
TENNIS TITLE TODAY

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 16.---
william T. Tilden, H., WORLDS
champion, and Wallace r. johnson
will meet tomorrow for. the 1921
lawn tennis title of America.
Sunshine and stiff breeze today
dried out the court and it was said
tonight to be in better condition
than when rain halted the final
match OF the singles championship
on Saturday. That part of the con-
test played yesterday will be dis
regarded.
Doubt was expressed tonight
whether the mixed doubles exhi-
hition match between Mrs. Molia
Bjourstadt Mallory, woman's ma
tional champion, and j. o. Anders,
of Australia, and William M. John
ston and Miss Mary X. Browne, OF
California would be played. Mrs
Mallory was called to New York to-.
days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-19
SENATOR'S TRIM CHAMPS Al; NEW YORK DEFEATS DETROIT
OLD TOWN STARS
TAKE CAME FROM
BE[EN, 8 To 8

Coming up from behind in the
last half of the sixth inning, the
Old Town Stars won their game
with the Belen Stars yesterday
afternoon by a score of 9 to 8, after
Belen had kept them at to 0 for
six innings.
The game was a real pitchers
battle until the last of the sixth,
but in that inning Alvarez, the WIS.,
iting pitcher, blew up and the local
men cashed in heavily. Two runs
were scored by the Old Town Stars
In this inning. and for the remain
der of the game they had every
thing their way.
M. G. Ortiz. Jr., clouted out a
homer in the seventh with two men
on bases, and in the eighth he dup
Heated with one man on base.
Every man on the Old Town Stars
team got one or more hits, and six
of them were good for two bases,
besides two homers.
Dennis Chavez was hit in the
neck by a pitched ball, but was
able to continue the game.
Batteries for the game were: For
the Belen Stars, Alvarez and Lane:
for the Old Town Stars, Lucero and
Guevara.