davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07

niirandola que pronto va correr tras
del arc saltar a la cuerdal Tai vez
10 haga Seguramente 10 hace. Pero 10
que hace tambien, y este es 10 raro,
10 extraordinar1o, es sentarse muy seria
ante ell piano y tocar a Beethoven, a
Schubert, Chopin Scarlatti =
En- 10 que Sc refiere a su dltimo triun-
70, en- el ANFITEATRo DE LA EsCUE
LA NACIoNAL PREPARATORY de
la ciudad de M6jico, dice otro de los
grandes voceros:
"Angelica Morales fu6 objeto, en- su
concerto de presentation, de los mas
vivos y calurosos aplausos. Sc celebr6
la gracia adorable de sus tiernos amos;
Sc celebr6 su intuici6n; Sc celebr6 su
entusiss smo por ell noble ejercicio de un
arte que llenara su vida. Blancos petalos
tan blancos como su alma, fueron la
ofrenda de este inicial triunfo.''
Y mas adelarte:
"Afrontar un programa como Ell que
aver TOGO Angelica, prueba es que com
promote, no digamos va un artista en-
ell umbral de la vida, sino hombres
avezados en- el ejercicio del piano. An
g6nca Morales Sc ha revelado amplia v
luminosamerte, como prodigio de precoci
dad musical
IY que mas. -. ? No Sc necesita tanto
para comprobar que esta hermosa y sor-
prerdente nina, casi en- los albcres del
nacer, tiene ante ST un porvenir glorio-
SO, no solamente para ella, sino para Ell
afortunado pals donde por primera veS
abri6 los ojos la vida.
Por 10 que nosotros Sc refiere, con jii
bilo damos las anteriores notas, aunque
resulten de mera information no con
las pretensiones de lucida cr6nica, va
que ell pals debe conocer a los que en-
el cultivo del arte le honran y dignifcan,
no va en- Ell propio suelo, 81 que tambien
en- extra1a TERRA.
Ahora bien: esta nina prodigio, que
Sc llama America Euterpe Morales, y
que como hemos dicho, es hija de nues-
tro inolvidable violinista, Angel Celesti.
no Morales, Sc encuentra hoy, aunque
no en- una situaci6n dificil, sin recursos
suficientes para llevar cabo la realiza-
ci6n de sus ensuefios, de manera que,
marchando a Europa, pudiese encauzar
y perfeccionar sus estudios con la pleni
tud debida. 81 Puerto Rico, con la pre-
n.atura muerte del padre de esta nina,
vic defraudada una de sus mas legitimas
esperanzas, Sno seria justo ques tratan-
dose ahora de su hija, que mas de ser
portorriquefia demuestra tales faculta-
des artfsticas, Sc lie ayudase en- sus legi-
timos valiosisimos empeiios2
Nosotros creemos que ST, y que por la
Camara Legislative Sc hiciese antes una
detenida investigation sobre las actitu-
des artisticas de esta nina, con Ell fin
de que va por nuestra indiferencia o
nuestro abandono, no Sc vaya perder
para Puerto Rico esta nueva gloria que
para ell future pudiera brillar en- todo
su esplendor con alto orgullo y verdade-
ra dicha para nuestra patria.
UN GURABENo.
Gurabo, 2 de MARIO de 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07
Las huelgas en- Viena

Ell aspecto tristismo de la antigua
'cspital imperial 'se volvio lugubre
On la hora en- que los camareros comen-
aaron la huelga en- tcdos los restauran-
tes, cafes y hoteles del certro de Vie
ma. A traves de los vidrios Sc veian las
mesas sillas colocadas en- forma de pi
rami5e. y ell pobre vienes contemplate
con una tristeza resignada IA desolac6a
de su segurdo hogar, del cafe, que sofia
servirle de sala de lectura, de club v
de Bolsa en- DONE templaba algo su
cuerp1, aterido por Ell frio fimedo que
reina en- estos paises. Hoy no puede en-
tregarse a su tnico placer: no puede
leer la ''Neue Freie Presse'', bebiendo
su cafe preparado con achicoria escu-
chando ell ritmo del 'foxtrot' que
resmplaza en- rnestros dias al walls ca
sico.
Niles y miles de vieneses y vienesas
Sc fueron esta manana su trabajo sin
haber bebido NADIA caliente, v volvien-
ron, por La tarde sin haber probado mas
que un pedazo de par, y, en- Ell mejor
case, una salchicha. La huelga de CANA
reros benefici6 los salchicheros, que
Sc apresuraron elevar los precios. Tan
bi6n ganaron con la huelga los patro-
nos de los peQuefios cafes y restaurant
tes de los suburbios, que no Sc vieron
en-. el case de cerrar. A las doce EN-
pez6 una verdadera emigration del GEN.
tro de viena hacia las afueras, Y las
Gales humildes de los barrios bajos Sc
vieron inundadas por un ndmero in
creible, de AUTOMOBILES. Los mas mo-
destos acudieron en- tranvia, y puede
suponerse el lector 10 llenos que iban
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07

los coches. Los mas d6biles, los que no
tienen pufios bastante s6lidos para Ian
zarse la conquista del tranvia, hi
ciercn la peregrinaci6n pie, pes3r
del barro, que les llegaba hasta los to-
billos
Tambien esta en- huelga Ell personal
de los hoteles. No hay radie para linn
piar los cuartos nj encender ell fuego
en- ellos. Nadie os cepilla los vestidos
nj los zapatos. Los porteros que Sc
quedaron en- los hoteles, hombres de
confanza de los huelguistas, los reci-
biercn con esta frase amable; mo
tome usted habitaci6n en- este hotel,
pues encontrara una habitacion fria v
sucia.'' Sin embargo, la mayor parte
de los viajeros Sc resignaba,, y SON
relativamente escasos Los Que preie-
res seguir a los guias improvisados,
cue les indican pensiones v casas par
ticulares, en- donde encuentran una ha.
bitacion a peso de ORC.
En- todos los hoteles hay avisos, en-
los que Sc ruega los "estimados Sc
aores clientes'' que arreglen sus ha
bitaciores miertras dure La huelga. Y
para prevenir robos, solo los clientes
pueden entrar en- los hoteles, sin Que
Sc les permita recibir visitas.
iPobre Vienal Como 81 todos los ele-
mentos Sc hubieran conjurado para
arruinarla, su poblacion inofensiva, bo-
nachona, amable y cortes, conoce todos
los dias nueyos sufrimientos y nuevas
amarguras.
Andres REvEsz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07

Andres REvEsz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07

LA NINA ANGELICA EUTERPE MO-
RALEs, DE DIEz AMOS DE EDAD,
HIJA DEL QUE FUE UNO DE NUEs
TRos MAS GENIALEs Y cELEBRA-
DOS ARTIsTAs, ANGEL CELEsTI-
NO MORALES, ACABA DE REEVE
LARsE EN- rIEJICo COMO UNA
GRAN PIANIsTA:
En- Puerto Rico podemos hoy contar
con una estrella mas que empieza res
plandecer con destellos propics en- Ell ar
to divine que inmortaliz6 a Listz y Ru-
binstein.
Y esta nueva gloria de nuestra tierru-
ca es un bottom de rosas, un tierno capu-
Ilo que brot6 aqui, en- TERRA borinqueha,
para ir exhalar sus primeros perfumes,
para entreabrir sus primeros p6talos en-
terra mejicana.
Porque Angelina Euterpe Morales, q.
asi Sc llama Ell bottom de rosas que nos
referimos, naci6 en- Gurabo Ell % de
enero de 1911, siendo su padre Ell cele-
brado violinista, gloria tam5ien de Puer
to Rico. Angel Celestino Morales, quien
despu6s de haber casi llegado la cum
bre de sus aspiraciones y obtenido bri-
nantes exitos, no solo en- su pals, 81 que
tambien en- los Estados Unidos, en- Me-
jico y otras republicas del Centre y Sud
America, muri6 en- Cienfuegos (Cuba)
cuando Ell porvenir presentabasele mas
halagador y risuefio, en- plena juventud
coronado por la aureola del triunfo.
Y Angelica Euterpe Morales parece
haber heredado de su padre, asi como de
su madre, la sefiora dona Dolores Marti
nez, excelente pianista, su afici6n la
misica, pues desde muy nina, cuando a1n
no alcanzaba al teclado gustaba de re-
correrlo con sus manecitss traviesas,
por 10 la autora de sus dfas empez6
a darle las primeras lecciones, cuando
adn La nina no contaba cinco priTave-
ras.
No hace mas de un afio que un cele-
bre professor mejicano, don Miguel Cor
tarar Sc ofreci6 de una manera gratuita,
a continuar dando Angelica las leccio-
mes que hasta entonces solo lie diera la
sc6ora viuda de Morales, habiendo reci-
bido. en- este mismo periodic, un certif-
cado de otra celehre autoridad musical,
Arturo Rubinstein, donde hace constar
que La nina Angelica posee un gran talen
to y .tiene un gran porvenir
LA ejecutoria mayor, empero-dic
uno de los peri6dicos de mas circula-
ci6n en- la ciudad de M6jico-es su pas
mosa precocidad, su bello talento nacien
te y su dominic del piano, notabilisimo
para sus afios.''
Y hacienda la description de la peque-
ha v genial artista, dice el mismo perio
dfco:
''Es una granciosisima chiquilla. MO
renuela, robusta, con unas mejillas que
Sc dirian de rosas, por la frescura y
viveza del color Corto ell pelo negro
que sombrea su faz redonda. viste fa!da
ccrta; las piernecitas que aparecen, des-
nudas entire calcetin falda, acusan un
vigor fisico envidiable por 10 bien mo-
deladas agiles. iY cualquiera creeria,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07
Tall DIA como HOY

NNtAsAsA@@NAE8 - - =" -
ee.- Don sossro FiTusroa Lets oaa-
tier, Aristsdes Dias. Lcds Jost soa-
quin vargas
REvrsTA DE PUERTO afco--Dsn
Felix PadsIia. Rogssis vAsamsa. Jess
ortiz. Pedro Bayonst.
FL BuscAPTE. .-Dsn Manmsi fm-
nAndeE yuncos. oumpio ossFe, mafasf
Leon. carios cabsera.
Ell LIBERAL - Den NIesi&s Ia
pes. Salvador Casbonaii. neasnds Ga.
tisnzo cintr6n. joe A. euxmaa Bsza-
tss.
III cRrTBRfo.-- Den RemAa ~.
dorioty de Castro. ffemstssie coien.
Luis oautisT oussada gest Lisfsas =
Echsvarria. AFistidss pias Diaa
Ia yuvEwTvD LfBEnAfs,- Dsm
Marie Braschi. Joss Abad
la VOC DEL PUEBLO Den isle
osvaido Abrii.
la crvrLrzAoroN- pou Luis :.
volAsqusz
Acso sexuldo ss proeeais = Ia sise.
con 90 Ia ness dsauisiva. sa Ia eVs
torarcn parts cisuss cineueata y sls
te Deisgados. por vstaei6n secrets. afre
iando eli sseFutinie 81 rssaisaas siguism
ts.
PARA PREsrpENrE- poa Rs-
man Baldorioty de Castro. fss votes.
Rafsel Pujais. I veto. gaiitn nianSo
vote.
Para vice -presidsnts.-- Dsn aaiva.
dor carbonsli. TO vosos. Fuiian =.
Bianco. - vosos. yost Joasuin Va.
sas
PARA voCALEs pon rraneises
Nlejia. 1s5 votes. FFsnsises Cspe1A tf5
votos: Julian r Bianes. eisnts tree ~
sos. don salvador Carbonsll ~ Votes!
Licdo. don Roseuda Masisnxs cinfrsn.
81 votes; Marie BFasehi. vstos. 80
nuoi Fsrrkndss yuneos. 2 vstss. nice.
lAs J6pez de vietoria. vosos: Seaa
Guxman Benissa. vots. oiimpio ots
70. voto: yuan 1eississ osnstfisFA
voto: osvaido ooseo. I vsts.
PARA sEcRETARros- psn ssss
ousmAn Beniisz Lepss. iti vs,sss hs.
serdo Masisrso clnsr6n. 1T vetesi
Juan HernAndsa Espsr. fis vosss. %.
"a o6mes Brioso. isT. ssnsisas we've
Calzada. g votes. foss Ramtu oas-
taablde. % votes. Peafo "A psseaf.
tes. % votos: JuaH faissias usnsttfssA.
8 votes: Manusf rsfu2uass Sunoss. =
vosos: Jose Rsm6a Abaa. . xstesl 60
Martin ". Corctsas. susfrs vgtes. =.
cencisdo den Hsrmlnls Dias nsyasFs. .
vetos: Lsis Nfuaos Rivers. vsss. ARE
tides Diaa Diaa. vgtp
Terminate 81 sasFutinie. tsmNron -.
session ds sus caraos iss ssasssa aus
obtuvisson mayosfs as vsses. ssEan -
termina sl plan. aus son - agussa.
tss: :
PREsrDENTE- Den Rsm&s Bai4s-
Fioty de Castro.
viesPREsrDENTE Den saiva.
eordor caFbonsii.
voCALps.--- Don TFauelace MeliA
Francisco Cspeda. SaiiAn r. niance
sEcRETARfos - Don yse3 ousmaa
Bsnitsx. nossndo Matisnss clutFtn.
Juan HernAn8sx L6yex. 5eas uSmss
Brioso.
Formada IL mesa dssnitiva. maaifss
70 Ia interins haher ewmpiiae On Il ms
dida &c sns fuersas 81 sneasxs gue l. =
ciefa 81 paTtids liberal ss Fsres. =
cual se sients sasiafseha a vsf
rspresentaaa Ia msyoxis inmsaaa
de Ios pusbios De Il lsia sn e aess
trasceudsntai ds Il Fsofkaaisaeitn Gel
gran partido Iibsrai ds h rFovineia
deciarAndoss en- si acto esustitui4a u
Asamblea para aqusilos anss. sas-
penGiendoas Ia sssi6n para ei sisuisns
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07

dolor ceSa v
la hinchazon
desaparcce.
Este linirnen-
to es tan pene-
trante y posee
un poder cura-
t v o t a n
grande, que
inme diatam-
ente despues
de aplicado,
1leva Suaccion
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07
EDICTO
EN- La coRTE DE DrsTR1To DE
SAN JUAN, P. R,
sEcc1oN sEeUNDA

Estados Unidos de America.
Ell Presidente de los Estados Unidos s.
Luifia Murias y rreiria,
Demandante
VS.
National Rice Co, Inc,
Demandada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07
] DOLOR EN- Ell PECHO /?
QUITELO CON Ell FAMOSO
ACEITE De SAN IACOBO
No Sc descuide. CIrese cuanto
antes. Aqui tiene ell remedio
ideal para esas dOlencias.

Fricci6nese inmediatamente Ia parte
afectada con ell infalible Aceite de San
Jacobo en- menos de medic minute Ell
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
Watching the
Sc0reb0ard

dtrETl7r7r lrTr--- II II IT -T-T-n '
Yesterdays Hero--Babe Ruth
broke his worlds record when he
Knocked his 55th homer, exceeding
the record OF 50 made last year. The
lanks retained the lead by taking
two from the Browns, 10 to and
10 TO s.
. The Indians kept at the heels Of
the Yanks by taking a double header
from the Athletics. II 10 and 6 10
o. The AS used a lot OF rockies in
the first game
The Giants made Il three straight
over the Reds and increased their
lead over the Pirates with a 3 TO 6
victory. Three hits and two errors
In the sixth inning gave the Braves
four runs and enabled them to beat
the Pirates, 6 to 3.
Smiths homer In the third inning
with one on gave the Cards a to /
victory over the Robins.
The Red sox fell before the Tigers
5 to /.
The Phils beat the Cubs. 6 to :.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
HUGHES ON MOUND
AGAIN FOR WARDERS

Dick Hughes. Reading Intcrna-
tional League hurlcr. Is In town for
a short visit and Ia booked to pitch
game on a local diamond tomor-
row afternoon. Among other VIII
mington teams. Dick used 10 toll for
Eleventh Ward and as soon as Char
lie Givens learned that Dick was In
town. signed him up to twirl against
Brownson al Third and Adams to-
morrow afternoon. The game. which
is the third and deciding one OF a
series between the clubs. will start
at Sis o'clock.
Hughes has been going in great
shape since his return to Reading.
Although with a tail end club he has
few defeats In his turn In the box.
He will be In Wilmington until the
first part OF next week when he will
rejoln the Aces
Both Brownson and Eleventh
Ward viii have strong combinations
IN the field tomorrow and a large
lcrowd is expected al the Adams
street playground. Donovan. the st
Mary's pitcher. will be on the mound
for the Librarians. and Baldo viii
do the receiving. Gerald Dough
erty. Glenn Carney. Babe Flynn
Schooner Long. Gillespie, Boyle. Nc
Iculiion and Begley viii also be will
Brownson.
This will be the last game OF th'
season for Eleventh Ward and ths
Browntowners are set to win. as In
addition IL is the rubber contest OF
their series with the Fourth and
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

BERKELEY. Cai.-From the inv
library at the University OF Caiifor-
mia TO the lightweight championship
OF the west Is a mean step taken
by Earl France. Los Angeles boy.
France Is twenty-one and has
been earning his way through schoo'
by boxing four-round contests
throughout California
He left school last February and
annexed the title Of the southwest
from Tommy Carter. and then re-
lieved Jimmy Dufy OF his class AZ
champ OF the west and northwest
He then took the crowns from
TAFT. lightweight champion OF Can.
ada Australia and the British Isles
France holds titles over more ter
ritory than Is ruled by any other
lightweight. with the exception OF
Benny Leonard. whom he hopes "a
meet during the coming year and
then return to the study and prac-
tice OF law.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
:, ,RQScRQLL
4SS2AGMe
OEcZH2Ac
YRARnY c nSnEa/

Rule "a. Section 7-Batsman hits
to third baseman. who. in attempt
ing 70 throw him out at first base.
hits the umpire. Is the bah dead
No. Tho ball is in play. Tho old rule
made IL dead hall unless the UNI
pire was on foul territory.
Rule 44-If a high foul over the
catcher's head hits the ground and
rolls fair without touching anybody.
Is II fair7 Yes.
Rule IS. Section - II a feider
makes a perfect throw and the frst
baaeman drops the ball. does the
fielder get an assist when the base
man gets an error? Yes.
Rule 80, Section rs - Runner on
FIRST base. bataman hits home run in
side the park. two being out Runner
on FIRST r. called out for cutting sec
ond, does batsman get credit for a
run or a hit7 No. He is charged with
a time at bat I'm addition
Rule 40. Section l. Rule IS. Sec
ton s-Does batter have TO be put
out before reaching nrst base to al
low pitcher credit for a strike-out
No. It's a strike-out n hatsman FAM
on a wild pitch or catcher lets the
ball get away on the third strike
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
HIGH GRDR0NERS
In FIRST SCRININlAGE

First scrimmage was held by the
wilmington High School football
squad yesterday afternoon at Bay
nard Field. First and second teams
were picked and sent through a hard
drill.
Coach Ashton was in charge and
he was assisted by Harry Hayes. in
charge OF the backfield and Bill
Feinberg In charge OF the line.
Hayes and Feinberg played on the
same Cherry and White eleven a few
years ago. Hayes will return to p.
NJ. c. and Feinberg will go to st.
Johns OF Annapolis. and with both
having bright chances OF making
their respective elevens will play
against each other later in the sea-
son.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

Quite n number OF Wilmington
baseballists participated i'm the Elk
ton Beague-EllSton Giants fracas i'm
the Cecil county scat yesterday and
at least five leagues we're represented
I'm the league lineup. Gabby Street,
the famous Washington backstoppcr
who was the only one able 10 catch
Walter johnson for a time and who
gained considerable renown for
catching a couple OF tosses from the
Washington Monument. did the re-
cciving. Hartley, a Phiny National
hurlcr, who is not known by that
name in the big league hneups, did
the fiinging. "DOc" Dolan was at
first base; Rus Smith at second; Jesse
Coyle at short, and George Smith
at third, an entire Wilmington in
field. sal Slaughter was In left field
and Billy Dufy i'm center and i'm ad-
dition there were several local boys
with the Giants. Jack MCGOWAN
umpircd.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
DELAWARE HORSE
WINS AT READING

READING, Pa. Sept. 16.-After a
five-heat battle. Throella, driven by
Herman r. Tyson. OF Newark. Del.
the Delaware entry in the ais trot
stake race for $1,000. won the event
from the Virginia horse. Harry Bin
gen. II was one OF the three $1,000
stake races on the card of the Read
ing Fair yesterday afternoon.
Throella was focred TO reduce her
record OF AJAX In the third heat.
Harry Bingen had won two heats.
but a long break in the third left
him no chance, and Carville forced
Thoella out in 2.12 4. After that II
was all for the Delaware mare, with
the Bingen horse in second place.
Throella won the third. fourth and
fifth heats in 2.12h, 2.12%. 2.17.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
sALEsIANUM WARNS UP.

Salesianum Catholic High School
held its first football practice yes
terday afternoon and 50 candidates,
about one-fourth OF the student
body. was out. Despite the warm
weather. Coach Shields gave the can
didates a long workout. drilling them
in punting. forward passing and
falling on the ball
Many OF the men who reported are
heavy and rugged and can be used
to advantage on the line.
AS many OF the schools complete
their schedules Immediately after
the close OF each football season.
Father Fouruier IS experiencing
some difficulty in arranging a suit
able schedule.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
sDoC, KERR AS UNnP

DOC" Kerr. who aided In bring
ing the last Tri-State League cham
pionship 10 Wilmington. now in bus
mess here, viii team up with Jack
MCGOWAN as umpires Of the big game
tonight between Krebs, contenders
for the Suburban League champion
ship and Lorraine A A. at Second
and dupont. The game will start at
5.15 o'clock.
Lorraine and Krehs battled TO a
draw a few nights ago. and a large
crowd will De on hand, ir hope of
seeing decision reached
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
MYTHICAL MIRACLES

'Vouna Knock N. Dead's mana
oer was absolutely mum after his
proteae had finished the tight"
"The Athletics won the worlos
SERIES"
work and entered through the front
door"
"Prohibitlon."
"Tv cobb forgot 20 swing two
sticks before going up TO hit''
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
GIANTS AT FIVE POINTS

Harlan Giants VIII hook up with
Five Points again. at Elmhurst to-
morrow afternoon at 3.15 o'clock.
The teams have proved worthy rivals
Of each other and the Five Points
management brought them back for
tomorrow at the request Of the fans
Charlie johnson viii do the twirline
for the Giants.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
HILIDALE
BALTIMORE b. S
CHEsRooK PRACTICE TONIGHT

Chesrook Football team VIII hold
its first practice OF the season to-
night at the Rodney street reservoir,
starting at 7.45 o'clock.
The following men are requested
TO report: Captain =. Gabriel, p.
Kempski, e. Kempski. Kidd. seeley.
Kelly Alexander. Mannering. Nc
Gonigle. whitehead. Joyce. Fegley,
Rose. Zabrielski Ludwig. Ken
neatly, Moore, Reed, Numbers. w.
Kerrigan, +. Kerrigan, McCullion
and any other players wishing a
trvOut
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
SHARPENED
IN THE GRIND
No. "A

at MarshaIlton. but cooler heads
have taken hold of the situation and
no further trouble Is contemplated.
Roy Steele, president OF the Subur-
ban. sure has had his hands full I'm
handling the turbulent circuit. but
he has ironed out all the wrinkles
time and time again. Roy has
worked hard 90 cut loose from the
latest difficulty. The fans of the
rural districts can be proud TO take
their hats on 70 Roy Steele
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
GRACE WINS OVER
LORRAINE, l TO 0

with Masten and Rayne engaging
in a pitchers duel, Grace champions
OF the Church League. beat out L.or-
raine at Second and dupont last
night 1 10 o. Both were accord
ed wonderful support and one Of
the best games OF the season was
produced. Grace's lone tally In the
opening canto was the only one OF
the came. Score:
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

Those who want 10 find out what
cricket Is all about should journey out
to Shelipot tomorrow afternoon. Wind
sor Lodge. local order Of the Sons OF
st. George. viii stage a match as a
part Of its first outing. Maybe some OF
the real old-timers can remember a
cricket game In or near Wilmington,
but it's too far back for us 70 have
ever even heard anyone mention Il and
we've been present at many tanning
bees.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

kIlbane In his s2nd year must
figure that he Is getting close TO
being through. He will 90 TO the
post with Danny Frush Of Bal
tlmore In Cleveland on Saturday.
twelve rounds 20 a decision.
Frush, who Is u, will get
chance at the title and little else.
His end Of the purse will be only
$500, enough 10 pay his train
Ing and other expenses. Kiinane
has the privilege Of 50 per cent
cut OF the gate and may be able
20 get more than 90 thou out
Of IL.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

Dick Hughes. who Is sojourn-
ing with Reading In the Inter-
national League. is In Whining
ton renewing Old acquaintances.
Dick win rejoin the Aces tho
first OF next week but before
going he will pitch one game
with his old mates. Eleventh
Ward. when they face Brown
son tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
Indns Lnhnson. Blnr Frnn-

Judas johnson, Billy Fran
els and Yorke-a yOungster,
oId-timer and middle-distance
product OF the local lots, viii
be among those present i'm
HindaIc's array when they re-
turn for the first time since
early I'm the season at Harlan
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
uNcLAssIFIED ADS

Forced TO Sell-One perfectly good reel
Of Fatty Arbuckle film. Safe and
Sane Motion Picture Palace.
VIII Buy-Used straw hats. Aqua Pura
Dairy Farm.
Lost-City League Championship. Re-
turn to Eastlake.
Position Wanted Heavyweight and
comedian press agent Arbuche
Studios
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
narls. EastIake,s young short.

Davis, Eastlake's young short
stop, showed the strain he was
under in the City League series
i'm the final game with the Ma
tional Guards. He could not be
charged with errors OF commits
sion. but had n couple OF the
omission variety. A CLASSY lit
tie player. Davis gave evidence
OF stage fright and looked be-
wildcrcd on one or two plays
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

The stranEest part Of the
Krebs- -Marshallton dispute. some
fans win hold. Is that IL wasn't
over an umpire's decision. Josh
Henry and Bob Jamison were
the jumps IN charge and the sue
cessful manner In which they
handled the game iE another
paragraph added 10 testimonials
OF their ability.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
ST. THOMAS PRACTICE NIGHT

St Thomas football squad will
practice tonight at Fourth street and
Bayard avenue, az 7.3O o'clock. With
the addition Of some Of the best tall
ent down at Fort DUPONT the Saints
win have a strong eleven.