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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
ToDA La NocHE L1ov1ENDo

Continua el NAL tempo, lluvia y vien
to racheado del Norte y en- toda la no
che no hubo variacion. Muchas qua
guas no hacen el servicio' hoy. En-
Puerta de Terra y Santurce el aqua
sigue inundando los terrenos bajos y
muchas viviendas de fanilias pobres
han tenido que ser desocupadas. Ell
estado del campamento de Puerta de
Terra es precario y en- la mayor parte
de las tiendas Sc cuela el aqua, hacien-
dolas POGO menos que, inhabitables. El
puerto sigue cerrado para los pequenos
veleros, pues el estado del mar Sc man
tiene con fuerte. resaca, pero el tras-
porte por la bahia entres San Juan y
Cataflo Sc ha mantenido regularmente,
aunque el numero de lanchas y botes
que 10 realizan Sc ha reducido a los
mas seguros.
Sc esperan noticias de la isla en- don
de e1 NAL tempo, particularmente en-
las regiones del Norte, ha sido mas in
tense.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
"sUPERvIsIONEs".

!. CONSTANTINOPLA, noviembre. ~
Ell gobernador turco nacionalista re-
quiri0 los aliados que retiraran los
supervisors aliados tanto de los bar
cos turcos como de los eXtranjeros,
declaralldo que todas las finanzas es-
tan ahora bajo el absolute y dnico
imperio de las leyes turcas.
Il Las ordenanzas prohibitivas expe-
didas de conformidad con la fe maho-
metana, han silo puestas en- vigor
spor los turcos nacionalistas.
Permitiran Ia importation de bebi-
das alcoh6licas mediante un impuesto
de veinte por ciento.
No quiefen "supervisiones" eytrailos
en- sus asuntos internos, manteniendo,
en- tanto puedan, que ellos y solo ellos
son los capacitados para gobernarse
y resolycr sus cuestiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
ESPECTACuLOS

Cine Ire Dsndc=as.-~RcmpicndO
BaIrcras o .Gciando a. DOst:no". 5 y G
cpisoiios. per William Duncan = sus
re,lenos o6micos.
Cine vict.ry csrde7. CS.rturce).-
~El Honsbres de las Tres caras".
Cine lmperial. (Ssnturce>.-Los
dos mejores episOdios de Ia grsndio-
"a cerie educativa Robinson Crusoe",
una Revi IA Universal y una "Ccntu-
-y".
Teatro Bcl;ograph, (Cataho).-"Los
Milagros de la Selva" Y una comedia.
DOMINGO
Cine Tres Banderas.-En la matt
nje: LIS ep;sodios Y 10 de "La Diosa
de la Selva" Y sus rellenos c6micos.
En- la nocha: La preciosa cinta en- 8
actos "La Vuelta al Hogar", con una
comica.
Cine Fictory Garden, (Santurce). D.
Un precioso drama en- 6 actos.
Teatro Beiiograph, (Cataho).-Syd-
ncy Chaplin en- Ia comedia en- cinco
grandes parties: Grey, Reina y Bu-
f6n" ell drama titulado, "Amor Men
tido". A las 300 p. m matinee.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
Los SUCCESSES

En- noviembre 30, las 80 D. m.,
en- la calle Salvador Brau esquina San
Justo, ell caro- electrico No. 2, de Ia
Porto Rico Railway Light and Power
Co., guiado por el motorista Alejo Cue
vas, No. 209, y conductor Carmelo Ra-
mon, No. 222, choc0 con el autom0vil
No. 1881, propiedad de Juan Merced,
de Juncos, guiado por ell mismo, re-
sultando Ell autom6vil con desperfec-
tos.
Ell dia 81 del pasado mes, a las 500
a. M, en- Ia Avenida McLeary, en- San
turce, el autom6vil No 654, propiedad
de Mariana Mier, de Santurce, guia-
do por el chauffeur Pedro Quifoncs,
No. 2S77, choc6 con un poste de Ia luz
electrica, resultando el caro- con des-
perfectos. FL chauffeur fue denuncia-
do la corte por vioiacion a la ley de
automobiles.
Ell dfa 2S de Iioyiembre, las 10:00
p. M, en- la Avenida Juan Ponce de
Leon,. parada 25, ell CAIRO electrico No.
19,, de la Porto Rico Railway Light
and Power Co, guiado por el moto-
rista Arturo Lopez, No. 117..y conduc-
tor Emilio Nnnez. No. IS, arrollo a
Ia sefora yicenta de JESUS, de As amos
de edad, ocasionandole contusiones de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
BATEADoR Y EoRTCuA

Mi amigo Boricua, secundado por Ba-
teador, hace algunos concentrates acer-
ca de los jugadores que salen de distir-
tos pueblos de la isla a reforzar las no
venas en- San Juan.
Green los citados cronistas que los
clubs existentes en- San Juan estan in
tegrados por extranjeros y no por por-
torrique1os
Ese es el argumento viejo. va he
mos entrado en- el progreso. Aqui en-
San Juan el movimiento basebolero es
diferente al de la Isla.
81 la novenas americans Yankees 0
Giants necesitan reforzar sus cuadros,
no importa que los jugadores sean de
Chicago, Boston y Ohio, 10 que nece-
sitan es presentar un equipo formida-
BILE que reciba los fonores de los fans.
Y no tengan cuidado los estinados
cronistas, que al final como dicen
ellos-aqui en- San Juan hay siempre,
infnidad de buenos jugadores, 10 que
quiere decir, que podemos tener en- pie
de guerra una de las mejores novenas
de la isla, como sienpre la ha habido,
con sin jugadores prestados... H.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
EL HOSPITAL De
RARCELtHfTG

~ CascSi'aa - a~, ira co'eea
~ pcs'esa. i.'a, 10 Aicc.ha lc ia-of. a
10 si-aiciic ga iii,ma es'ciin:
II ga" ga hicimos una Ris.ia a,
Hospital Mrniripal de Barsel'nela. q
que hacc algdD ;ica!@ ft repa.a Ia
y eqrissio pa II gencsos -ial sc lc+
ae.orcs Fernando S-r,s. tGsl'e ~ en-
y Plazuela SUGAR rnn.rasv. +? o. 20 Al
ieinistra,l,r -. jose L. R'heri. de
lu:en sargi5 81 iilantrjpico proyeeto.
rs tie admirarse la r'av~',a de este
tr.hu,ario Dc Il Ai'n'nistraci6n Ma
nicipal. a IA are esti coatri'r'-cn %
muy cons:derablcmen,c el con9aten; ,
Doctor Sr Jose II. Santiago
Al Hospital Municipal Ce Garcclo-
neta 'icnen auv'nS pacicntcs de l..
pIebios limftrofcs con el fin dc some
terse a delicadas operaciones. nos
ccnsta que todas salen felizmcnte Dc
las misTas Y completamente satisfe-
Nilt>. tteHlbS SIN
que el Hospital Municipal de Barcelo-
meta V los servicios que en- Il Sc pres
tan. cstentan un sitio de preferencia
desdr San Juan hasta Arecibo 10 cUal
redunda ell pro de los directories mu-
nicipales de este pueblo. Y Il Ia vez re-
l'resentah una obra demostratiea de Ii
buena cooperation de los elementos que
velan incesantemente por aqu6l.
Sabemos de operaciones cuidadosaS
que han sido llevadas a cabo recien
temente, sin que Ell ningdn case 81
halla registrado una baja por de
function.
FL Hospital Municipal es una insti
tdci6n que sirve de orgullo al pueblo
de Barceloneta,. Y el pueblo, aprecian
do el valor que>ella representa- para Ia
comunidad Ell general, no habrd dc
clyidar su adhesion, de modo que STEM
pre- resulte admirable su gran trabajo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
Ell ESPLENDIDO BALE DE ESTA
NOCHE EN- Ell HOTEL CONDADO
VANDERBILT.

Sabemos que el gran baile de esta
noche en- el Hotel Condado Vanderbilt.
So ha de vcr muy concurrido por 10
mas prestigiOso de nuestro mundo ele-
gante. va que Sc da Ia fiesta en- unO
de los lugares favoritos de nuestra so
ciedad el producto de la misma Sc
destina a beneficio de la Cruz Roja
Americana, institution benefactora que
todos .debemos ayudar
FL bale que promote ser ,in acto
deslumbrador, estd bajo los auspi-
clos del Casino de Puerto Ricoo del
Casino ESpafiol, del Union Club y del
Country Club. No hay que decir que
con estas cslaboraciones, la fiesta de
esta noche ha dc hacer epoca en- los
anales dc la vida social portorrique-
iia gs
FL smtuoso hotel ha adornado SUI
Iespl6ndido salon de baile, Y tiene dis
puesta una orquesta excelentisima que
nos dard conocer los liltimos exitos
bai1ables de New York.
Nuestro mundo elegante Sc dard ci-
ia esta noche en- ell Hotel Condado.
Sc tlslta de divertirse realizando, al
propio tempo, un bfen, 10 que ha de,
proporcionarnos una intensa satisfac-7
ci6n moral.
FL boleto dc entrada para los caba-
lleros, costara dos dollars.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
UN foul"

Sc dccia en- estos dias que la Asocia-
ci6n basebolera de Humacao habia
traido a los jugadores dominicanos
Guagua y San, con Ell objeto de refor-
zar su novena Pero segun nos dijo
el amigo Ezequiel, muy entendido een
el rnovimento basebolero, no pudo ser.
Hubiera sido una buena adquisi-
cion. Pero, lcorno es que habiendo
decaido un tanto el Base Ball en- HUI
macao Sc disponen hacer ese sacrif-
cios
Tiene la palabra don Genaro:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02

Royal" Aienlas dos oubanos Y el
rcs.o americanos. e un coniun;o for
n'idai,le. el cue nas dara mOliica9
exhibicionc..
Proha,1lenen:e q dia 10 de diciem.
hre d.buten con el "Colectiva" Y tam,
biea 60 habia may in istente-nente. so.
bre dos tres cncueniros con el "puer,
to Rico Sports.
La ilegada de esta uovena americana
constituiri una novedai y no faltan
deseos entire los miles de fanalicos que
hay Ell Ia isla, por presenciar sensacio-
males juegos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
-zUxAcAo- VS.. SPORTS"

Dos games sc anuncian rara maia-
ma Ell la Lea dc PueTta De Terra
Les grises de o-iente. que s. hac,n
lamar los invencibles el coloso equi.
po que consania Rogue. decidiran en-
dos encuen.ros reiiidisinios cuiSn cs
quien.
Estan dc piacenes los ia;1aticos de
la capital, pues veremos jugar buena
pelota maiana, nos convenceremos
de 81 es verdad que el "EIunacao Stars
es un hard nut to crack.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
LOS soCTos DEL CASINO ESPA-
MOL PODRAE OR, MASsANA, EN-
LA NoCHE, Ell PRIMER PRoGRA-
MA REDIoTELEToNICo.

Mahana de ocho diez de la noche,
VI despues de diez media en- adelante,
los socios del Casino Espahol podran
Dir en- su domicilio social, Ell excelente
programa organizado por la Radio
Corporation Of Porto Rico. La en-
presa instalara sus aparatos en- Ell i'm
portante Centro Social que podra ofre-
Ger a sus socios tan extraordinario atrac
two.
Nos completeness en- avisar los So
clos. del Casino EspaHol que manana
en- la noche contaran con esta podero-
sa attraction
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
Luis Progress.

caracter leve, siendo recluida en- Ell
sanatorium Puerto Rico. Ell case fue
sometido a consideration del Juez AIu-
nicipal senior Aybar, para susresolu:-;
ci6n.
Per violar la ley de arbitrios con
alambiques con fecha 2S de noviembre
pasado, fueron sentenciadoss en- la Cor
tie Municipal, Juan Yalentfn, Candido
Garcia Gregorio Garcia, a pagar
$4,000 de multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02

Debido al tanto por ciento que dan
las novenas que celebran desafios en-
los terrenos de la parada 5, y que Ell
Municipio Sc encarga de recoger, van
desapareciendo las casetas que estan
enclavadas en- los terrenos de la Feria,
y que a la verdad, forman muy POGO
adorno a la ciudad.
US. tdigaa de, enconio ia, cooperation
que prestan todos los clubs con este
fin.
Luis Progress.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
RETAN AL "MAyAGUEz"

Nos dicen los amigos Toto y Brown,
pcrtenecientes al club "Colectiva" que
estan dispuestos a aceptar cualquier
rcto por parte de las novenas Maya
guez" Ponce" y que asf 10 hagamos
constar a quien interese.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
PLEAS DODGE

No repare su caro- con las piczas
alsifcadas que lie ofrecen por ahi. Di-
iiase siempre a "Andreu, Aguilar s
Co.," agentes exclusives de Dodge
Bros. en- Puerto Rico, y economizara
Tempo y dinero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02

ANO 1922: Ell MODELO DODGE
BROTHERS" de este ano esta batien-
do ell record entire todos los automovi-
les de menos de dos mil pesos, por
las grandes mejoras que ha traido,
ademas de su gran economic. Vende-
dores: ANDREU. AGUILAR Y CO.
San Juan. p. X. Adyt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
LA NovENA QUE v1ENE

Hoy ha embarcado en- Nueva York
con rumbo Puerto Rico, la novena
que trae Paco Diaz, y que viene a lu-
char condos, Clubs existentesyeprla Ia isla.
Entire los jugadores que integran dia
cha noyena esta el celebre Cannon
Bali Redding, que nos visito con los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
GoBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO.
Departments del Interior,
oFIcINA DEL coMIsIoNADo

En- la tarde de aver, a las 2 P. M,
Sc llev6 efecto en- la Oficina del CO.
misionado del Interior, la subasta pa
ra la construction de una seccion de
5.5 Kilometres de la carretera No. 8
Lares-Adjuntas, trozo en1palme Ca
rretera No. 4, Rio Guayo, cuyo pre-
supuesto de oicina asciende a la su-
ma de $56,671.55, habiendo concurrido
los siguientes postores:
Sr. JESUS Benitez, San Juan, $50, ,037 30
Ricardo Skerrett, Maya
giez, 52,738.10
!" Ramon Acevedo G., San
Juan, 54,793.10
Tomas Sifonte, Arecibo, 53,92479
Adriano Gonzalez, Are
cibo, 54,584.40
Enrique Amadeo, San
Juan, 53,399.48
" Juan Cedron, Aguadilla, 59,267.1O
La Junta de Subastas hara en- bre-
We la recommendation al Comisionado
para la adjudication de esta Subasta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02

SUS oJoS SON MUY DELICADOS
Examinese su sMta con el Optico a.
Pscheco en- la Joyeria Dinet & Pache.
co. ounce amos de practica y constan.
te exito en- su profession.
Il EXAMENESs de la VISTA, GRATIS.
Joysrfa DINET & PACHECo.
1.aas Baldcrioty, San Juan. P. r. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
Las cAsETAs DEsAPAEEcEN

Tiene la palabra don Genaro.
Evening star., 1922-12-14

playing experience alone manager to MI the
bill Mcbride Milan would had
seemed
insilng players under
The of those following the
OF Gfmen that both Mac
ordershat
themselves thoroughly mbued
tolng athletes they themselves incapable OF
ed. Failure the of the players orders display
OF hustle that essential winning combna
ton mild bawlins most.
Clark c'ic>es in Bush he has n "
much Base ball in the h
a snp
with his
W q In nnW ~ whU b.
all
WHETHER (irHs Buhs capabilities
w
that
is bestq qualified o produce
of Bush hemsman has aroused
if their be
the of Milan
expectations raised to a high level.
/. testimonial
in him will be anecd for Bush il 4 wei
Evening star., 1922-12-14

MATCHING passes. The fun
I mel" method :: OF catching a
~ pass calls for the hands be-
ing held practically in funnel
shaped position, with the fingers
we'll spread. Never try to catch the
bali with the tips of the fingers. Let
it strike the palms and use the
fingers as supports to hold the ball.
ii the player will allow his arms to
give little with the ball when it
strikes the hollow OF the hands. he
will find that the swiftest passes
can be handled without fumbling.
The accordion" style is best
taught by having the player hold
his hands about eighteen inches
apart, palms facing each other.
fingers we'll spread. When the ball
comes to- him he moves his hands
toward each other with snap. trap
ping the ball. When caught above
the chest the thumbs are to the
rear, when caught between chest
and waist, thumbs are up, when be-
low the waist, thumbs to the front.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
SCHOOL SOCCER TITLE
At STAKE TOMORROW

Elevens of Monroe and Pierce
schools will meet on Union Station
plaza field tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock to start what Is expected to
be the final game of the series for the
public school soccer championship Of
Washington. Scheduled to play but
three games in the title round, the
contenders have gone through four
The first and third matches were
scoreless. while Monroe. representing
the western division of the city. won
the second. to 0. Pierce of the East
er7 division yesterday evened the
seris with 1-to-0 victory.
Play yesterday was more open than
in any of the three preceding games
for both teams abandoned their tight
defensive tactics and went after
goals with vengeance. In the early
portion Of the fray Monroe was al
most continually in Pierce territory.
but when the game was sixteen mip
utes old Cicala. Pierce forward.
passed the ball to BiddIe and the lat
ter kicked goal. Then Pierce played
safe. while Monroe repeatedly drove
into its opponents field. The lineup
and summary:
Evening star., 1922-12-14

1t also is indicated that the magnates
would decide details OF the distribu-
tion to charity of $120.554, the receipts
Of the tie world series game last Octo
ber. and act on a plan to settle inter
league matters between annual meet
ings by mail vote instead OF special
sessions.
The National League yesterday fixed
league deals involving more than the
waiver price. but the American League
took no action toward changing the
present time limit of August l. Com
missioner Landis was understood to be
strongly opposed to trades or purcha ses
contcnders at critical stages Of league
races.
Issue Emphnsixed This Year.
The :ss>e was brought to the front
durir/, the vast season because of the
lat season purchases by which the
yankees acqui'rd Joe Dugan and the
Giants got Hugh McQuillan. both from
Boston clubs, at tS,1es when the pen
nant contests were in E.ot.
The nine-game world series plan was
said to be supported by National League
club owners. but opposed by President
Johnson Of the American League and
Commissioner Landis.
meeting yesterday. took action to check
what 1t regarded as two detriments
to the national game-home-run hitting
and pop-bottle throwing.
Home-Run Zones Favored.
The club owners recommended to
the joint rules committee. represent
ing both the American and National
Leagues. that home-run zones he es
ia blished in all big league parks to
curb the abnormal growth of circuit
hitting. and urged that steps be taken
10 regulate the sale of soft drinks so
that fans no longer would be tempted
to use the bottles as missiles.
The league also decided to establish
a fund of s50.00O to aid disabled ball
players or their families by setting
aside $4,000 annually for five years.
beginning in 1923. from the American
Leagues share of the worlds series
receipts.
the National League. which has de-
cided to start the 1923 campaign on
Tuesday. April Il, was left to the
joint schedule committee. with the
understanding. 1t was said, that the
older organization would agree to
April 1S as a joint date.
Minimum Distance, 800 Feet.
The action designed to curb home
run hitting was the result of a de-
cision of the majority of club owners
that the increased heavy batting was
detriment to the popularity of the
game.
While details of the coming play
will be left to the rules committee
members of which will be appointed
later by the presidents of the two
leagues. it was the general opinion
among the magnates that a minimum
Evening star., 1922-12-14
On the Side Lines
With the Sporting Editor
HE Washington ball followers regarding
the selection manager the Nationals for
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

HE general of Washington base ball followers regarding
the selection of DOME Bush of the Nationals for next
probemata but there for believing
elder ampered the task has under
taken of the fans 1t believed
Of Clyde Mn realize that OF the club dictated
change management and although Bush tack
Bride and Mlnn that he had team director
There capabilities pilot can be
Judged short OF actual test has been
the
letes invariably the OF major
pilots
stardom Lee Foil who
championship LANDING
where when Clarence
Pants America League
ponship while plotting the White Sox.
hnveb o
first i~ng height. pilots. the most n"a"
nm the names o
COM
ston'x PHO
Evening star., 1922-12-14
FAMOUS SAMAR TWINS
BACK FILIPINO SPORTS
By WALTER J. ROBB.
Especial Correspondence Of The Star
CHICAGO DniIy News

Especial Correspondence Of The Star and
Chicago Daily NewS.l
MANILA. December 14.-Simon. the
young Filipino boxer. who is a MEM
Der of the fighting stable of the fa-
nous Samar twins. won his first fight
by knocking out his adversary. the
twins acting as his seconds during the
bout.
The Samar twins are Joined together
in the same way that the Siamese
twins were. If one is sick, so is the
other: when they walk one must
walk backward But they get about
with the greatest ease, and are quite
unconscious of being different from
other folk.
The twins are the adopted sons of
former Resident Commissioner Theo-
dore Yangco, who took them off the
vaudeville stage in the United States
several years ago. They now are
seventeen years old, and their ambi-
tions are to become the Tex Richards
of the Philippines in sporting affairs.
Their foster father is wealthy enough
to be a good hacker of their sporting
enterprises.
1t was an interesting sight to see
them in the role of seconds to Simon,
especially the agility they showed in
climbing through the ropes and the
enthusiasm and dexterity with which
they rubbed him down between
rounds.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
Do,c,, the Alleys

King Pins Of the District Duckpin
League have at last found a resting
place and will be "at home" from
next Saturday on. Meyer Davis will
and Monroe streets Saturday at 4
o'clock, and the clever District team,
that has been knocked about from
pillar to post, will be able to enter
tain.
There are forty alleys at the new
plant. twenty each on the second and
third floors of the scientifically con-
ing out fan shape. SO that spectators
can take in all the games from the
seats back of the bowlers.
King Pin. by which the new place
will be known. should be success.
Two well known bowlers. Glenn VOL
steEholme and w. f. Megan, Will
have charge of the alleys.
Bowler. from the Washington Loan
and Trust Company were stepping on
the gas last night. Rolling all their
games over the coveted 500 mark,
they smothered the National Savings
and Trust Company quint under
three e-game defeat. with scores OF 524.
527 and 51s. Anchorman Wood of the
victors did himself proud by smash
ing the naples for a set Of 1855, his
games being l21. 140 and 105. Woods
40 also was high game.
City Post ONCE quint of the WASH
ington Ladies' League garnered all
three of the games rolled with the
War Department team last night, the
winning scores being 434, 431 and 494.
Miss Sommerkamp of the winners
held the honors of the match. with
high game of 112 and set of 2ss.
Manhattans Of the District League
dropped two games to the King Pins
last night. something of a surprise, as
they were working on their own
drives. Winning scores were sos.
52S and 542. Pratt of the victors had
the high set-126. 119. 106-351.
Carry ing ha ndicnp Of nineteen pins.
Dawson of the Masonic League won
two out of three from the Naval team
with the scores. sos. 4o2 and 49S.
Hough of Naval was the whole show,
having set of 122. 115 and los for
total of 345.
Mount Pleasant grabbed two from
the Lebanon crowd. with the scores.
499. 5o4. 5O7. Malcolm had the high
set of 800.
In the Bureau Of Engraving League.
the Office bunch got the odd game
from the Printers. getting away to
poor start of only 440. but coming
back strong with sol and 4SS. Hol-
loran of the defeated crew won the
honors. having a high game of 139
and set of $50.
Sales Tax of the Internal Revenue
League. grabbed two out of three
from Special Audits. a. 507 count in
the final round saving the latter from
whitewash. Sales Tax had 4SS. $50
and 479. Schuman. anchor man of the
ADULTS. had the high set of S24 and
best game of 1913.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
KERR OUT FOR A YEAR,
JUDGE LANDIS ASSERTS

NEW YORK. December l4.-Dick
Kerr. the hold-out Ieft-hander of
the Chicago White Sox. will not he
reinntated for year. COmmtssfon-
or Landis ASSERTS that he ha" re-
ceived no application from Kerr or
ON his behalf. A. far ~ he knew.
Kerr had held out for more money.
refused to report md then played
with and against ineligible play
ers. The Judge snId that az far ns
the law goes. Kerr would serve n
year Of penance and In that time
not associate with players on the
blacklist: nfter that he would he
eligible for Reinstatement.
Landix seemed dispOxed to keep
out of the hGht launched by the
Base Ball Writer'S Association
aEaInxt the .4O1 batting average
awarded to Ty Cobb by Ban john
son.