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honors. Seller may trail Jhis team
mate for additional points.
Advance dope indicates that the
mile run will be a fast event at
Orono, but Foster of Cony is making
the distance about as fast as any one
in the State, and may pull out with
honors for his school. Other Cony
men who will take the trip and who
may come in for points are Howell,
who will run the mile; Mack, in the
SS0-yard run; c. Poor. in the high
jump, broad jump and possibly the
low hurdles; Giddings, in both jumps,
and Winslow in the 100 and go.
Coach Thompson is also pinning
high hopes to his relay team con-
sisting of Gray, Seller. Harrington,
and either Winslow or c. Poor. The
relay will be a half mile event with
all schools entered, and each man
running .220-yards.
It is doubtful if Coach Thompson
accompanies the team upstate as
he wishes to be on the bench to
direct the battle against Waterville,
and with harrington and Brennan
both off the diamond. he figures his
services more valuable in the city
than away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-17

twirler will be of more use to the
track men in the shot put. Jackson
of Deering high will enter the ia
vorite in this event after his put of
As feet, inch made last week in the
New Hampshire State interschol-
astics at Durham, n. H., but Don has
a good chance of pulling a second or
third, as he is heaving the r. pound
ball in the neighborhood of 40 feet.
He is a possible point winner in the
discus as well.
Holway of Cony and Cole of Port
land high should stage pretty bat
tie for first honors in the SS0-yard
run, as both men are stepping the
half in about Minis. 8 1-5 seconds.
Holway is a cool runner, and should
make a good showing for the Au-
gusta team with the competition he
will meet upriver.
Gray, who will run for Cony in the
440 also has n chance of taking a
second or third in this event after
his time Of "a % seconds in the
class games Saturday. Harris of
Portland high pulled second in this
race at Durham last week with the
winner clockcd at SO As seconds and
will take the track a favorite for first
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-17
Especial to Kenncbec JournaD

especial TO hennC pee JQurnal)
Waterville, May 16-The Maine
intercollegiate championship in ten
mis- for this year was won today by
John r. Cow, and Richard J.. Sack
EFT of Colby in the doubles and by
John r. Cow Of Colby in the singles
The opponents of the Colby winners
in the finals Of the State intercolle-
giate tennis tournament held here
yesterday and today were George
Partridge and Harvey Bishop of
Bowdoin in the doubles and George
Partridge of Bowdoin in the singles.
A year ago in the Intercollegiate
at Bates. Cow and Smith of Colby
lost to Fisher and Partridge of Bow
dom in the finals. In the singles,
Partridge trimmed Smith in the
Cow. Fisher and Partridge played it
off for the State championship in
singles and Fisher won. The year
before. Partridge was the State
champion.
Last year in the Colby Bowdoin
ddual meet Cow won from Partridge
in a match that lasted over two
hours and went the full five stes. The
finals set went 12-10. This year in the
dual meet, Partridge won from Cow
in a three set match that went the
full three sets. The match today be-
tween Cow and Partridge was differ
ent from the other two times they
straight sets taking the lead in every
set and winning without very much
trouble.
The finals in doubles was the real
fight of the tournament. Bowdoin
had the set point on Colby at one
time and Colby came back and took
that set and the next two. Cow and
Sackett did not seem to be in the
game during the first set and Par
fridge and Bishop had things all
their own way. Bishop spent most of
his time making fair returns while
Partridge cinched the points with bis
wonderful stroking.
The Bowdoin boys kept the ball IN
Sackett's territory during the first two
sets and for a while this seemed to
be a good place for it. Bowdoin won
the second set just as easily as the
first and then Colby started off the
third set by winning two. Bowdoin won
the next game and then Colby mace
the score of that set 49, The next
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-17
COLBY maine tennis CHAMPS
after WINNING DOUBLES And
SINGLES FROM B0WD0IN men

four games went to Bowdoin and the
score stood So.
Bowdoin started off the next game
for a win and the crowd began to get
UP when the score was 1870 in Bow
doin's favor, set point. The almost
impossible then happened. Cow came
through with the next point and the
two following also went to Colby, MAX
ing the score "a. Cow began to get
his serve over about this time and
the next three games gave Colby the
third set.
The spectators settled back for an
other hour while Colby won the next
two sets and the State championship
in doubles. Although the Bowdoin
boys played Sackett in the first two
sets, they suddenly found that they
were playing the wrong man. In the
last three sets. time after time Sack
EFT chopped the ball just by the end
of Bishops racquet, and Partridge
woke up to the fact too late that he
could not stroke Sackett's returns.
Cow played a wonderful game and
his service won many of the games.
Whenever his first ball went over il
was almost sure ace. and if the
Bowdoin team did succeed in return
ing the ball it was ineffective, as Cow
would cinch the point with forehand
stroke.
The semi-finals of the singles were
played this morning between Partridge
and Sackett, and Cow and H. Bishop.
Sackett made a hard try in the s!cond
set and won the first two games. but
his returns were ineffective against
Partridge's smashing backhand
strokes. Cow did not have any trou-
BILE at all in defeating Bishop. Cow
had the advantage of being able to
place his strokes, while Bishop was a
little wild and knocked a good many
into the back fence.
The summary:
Semi finals Singles
Cow of Colby defeated Bishop of
Bowdoin CO, 60, CO.
Partridge of Bowdoin defeated Sack
EFT of Colby 6-2, So, 60.
Finals Doubles
Cow and Sackett. Colby. defeated
Partridge and H. Bishop, Bowdoin, &c,
Sc, rs, So. 6-3.
Finals Singles
Cow of Colby defeated Partridge of
Bowdoin GA 6-3, ga.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-17

possibility of accident was too great.
Accordingly, hammer and discus
throwers will be relegated again to
an open field in the distant back
ground. although the points which
they produce may decide the cham
pionship. Those who throw the
javelin which. with the discus, is an
event new this year to the I. c. A. A
A. A. games. will be seen in action
however, decision having been made
to have tie finals held inside the
horseshoe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-17
Hammer and Discus
to Be Removed from
Crowds at Harvard

Cambridge. Mass. May 16-Not
for the hammer throwers or hurlers
of the discus will be the plaudits of
the crowd at the intercollegiate track
and field championships in the Har-
ward stadium May % and q. After
considering the advisability OF trans
ferring within the horseshoe the final
efforts of the athletes in these events,
so that they like the others might
perform within sight of the specta-
tors of the games. the management
OF the meeting today decided that the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-17
Waterville and
Gardiner to Have
Races This Year
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

NCpCCidl " hGIlHcbtC JUL Ildl
Waterville, May 11-Colonel Wal
ter'G. Morrill, of Pittsfield. the veter-
an race promoter, includes Water
vile in his race circuit this year. and
the announcement comes with a
great deal of satisfaction to follow
ers of the light harness game.
Colonel Morrill, will give race at
the Central Maine fair grounds July
1 and in addition a two days racing
program August Hip. In addition
he will hold a race at Fairfield. July
u, another meeting at Lewiston.
July $3.50, the next at Gardiner,
August As under the management of
local parties. His next appearance as
a race promoter will be at the Four
County Fair at Pittsfield, August 16-
17-1S-19.
Colonel Morrill, says that he is
ready to receive suggestions in re-
gard to classes, and desires to follow
the wishes of horsemen as far as
possible. In addition to the above
program he will have charge of the
races at Pittsfield, July 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-17
Miss Ryan and
Mile. Lenglen Both
Reach Semi-Finals

Brussels. May 1G-(By A. P.)-
Both Miss Elizabeth Ryan Of Cali
fornia and Mile. Suzanne Lenglen,
the worlds woman tennis champion,
survived today's rounds of the inter-
national hard court championship
tournament here. the French star
sweeping through two love sets
against her opponent. Mrs. Dupont
Miss Ryan defeated Mrs. Peacock
81 India 10. Sc. G-2. thus reaching
the semi-tinals. Manuel Alamo of
Spain defeated Van Lennep of Hol-
land Ga. 6-3. 60. and Mrs. Satterth-
waite OF England won over Mile.
bourgeois OF France 6-1. 60. Misshu
OF Rumania eliminated the 17-year-
Old French schoolboy. Lacoste, CO,
G-3 CO.
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X. ]. SPORT CALENDAR

May 17-Cony vs.. Brunswick at
Augusta.
May 17-Gardiner VS.. NJ. c. I. at
May 17-Hallowell VS.. Bates Fresh
men.
May 17-Co5urn VS. westbrook Sem.
at Westbrook.
May 17-Abbott VS.. Hebron at He
bron.
May 17-University of Maine vs..
Colby at Waterville
May 17-Bowdoin VS.. Holy Cross at
Portland
May 17-Bates VS.. Tufts at Med
ford, Mass.
May 17-Erskine VS.. Clinton at
Clinton.
May 17-skowhegan VS.. Waterville
May 17-Oak Grove VS.. Kcnts Hill
at Oak Grove.
May 17--Athens VS.. North New
Portland at North New Portland
May 13-Bates vs.. Mass. Agricul-
tural College at Amherst
May 1S-University of Maine VS..
Boston University at Orono.
May 1S-Freedom VS.. Belfast at
May 1e-Bates vs.. Conn. Aggcs at
Storrs, Conn
May 19--Abbott VS.. Lewiston at
Lewiston.
NJ sIa ayr, ls-coburn vs.. E. NJ c. $. at
w
May 15-16-Maine intercollegiate
tennis tournament. Waterville.
May 20-U. of NJ. interscholastic
track meet at Orono.
May 2O-New England track meet at
Worcester.
May 22-23-New England intercolle-
giate tennis tourney at Boston.
May 26-Harry Greb fights Gene
Tunney at New York.
May 27-Westbrook Seminary vs..
Harvard End at Cambridge.
May 27-Bowdoin interscholastic
track meet, Brunswick.
June 3-Bates interscholastic track
meet at Lewiston.
June 7-Cony- Gardiner dual track
meet.
June I'm. c. A. A. meet. Chica go.
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Scrap Today Against Unbeaen Brunswick Colts
BROWNS BLAST HOPES OF The
RED S0X IN eleventh INNING
AFTER BATTLE At FENWAY PARK

won It's third stra'sht victory toby
by beating Chicago . to 8 in tie op,s.
ing gam OF the series The White
sox led TO unu' the hi'h .haIns
when the Athletics hammered Eober.
son for five runs and then got thru,
more in the eighth inning on Hods,
his successor. Tho score
Chicago ...3 o ] @ o o o 0--s. s.
Philadelphia . 90 8 3N-g.ii.t
Robertson. Hodge and Scha.k. Ha-.
ris, Harrison, Naylor, Rommel and
Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-17
Maine and Colby
to Clash in Series
at Waterville Today
Especial 10 Kennehec Journa

NCpttldi 10 NtUHfifA dNAflusl
Wateryillc. May 1.-THE Colby
baseball nine will clash with the INT.
versity Of Maine team this afternoon
on Scavern's field AZ O'Clock for the
second OF Colbys games IN the stat.
series.
Colby has played Maine once be-
fore this year in the annual exhim.
ton game on April 10 with a score
resulting A. in Names favor. This
game was no forecast for the series
game as Coach Parent put al Of the
men whom he wanted TO try out into
this game. Repsha is expected 20 he
in the box for Maine and ne viii keep
the Colby hits down II he goes The
way he did in the first game Of the
season. n Colby starts hitting
Rersha, Coach clark viii probably
send Jowctt into tho box.
The last Colby game with New
Hampshire state was victor, oai
the game with Bowdoin was fatry
tight one. Howard will pitch for
Colby and n he goes tho way he "a
in the Bowdoiu game the Colby bows
have n good chance 10 win Inrrr,r
will play behind the hat Callahan
will guard the first corner. CaIlaCE1n
got four hits i'm tho New HampsN 70
game so he is expected 20 give tre
ball ride tomorrow ROYAL ~
third put out home run AMI fNo
singles IN tho New Hampshire c1m NJ
crossing the plate three times. Er1H-
sen will play in tho shor'hc.l hu'
there will hc change on srDor'
Millett will 20 I'm IN place ~ Nirrns
In TIE neld Haincs win p'av lc0 VIII
liams center and sullivan right
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Boston, May 16-After Boston had
tied the game today in the ninth on
the Leibold's double and Pratt's sin
gle. St. Louis won out in the 18th,
to 5. Williams doubled in that inn
ing. SEVERED singled. with Menosky
making a bad throw to the plate and
Ellerbe sent out a sacrifice fly. scor-
ing two runs. Menosky doubled in
Boston's 18th. advanced on Pratts
infield out and scored when Smith
singled off Shocker's right hand TO
center field. In spite of apparent
great pain Shocker remained in tne
game and retired the side. Williams
hitting and base running featured
Score:
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TIGERS DEFEAT
SENATORS 4 TO =

Washington, May l6.-o.dh1m was
master Of the situation At all stages
today while Detroit punched hits "
both Phillips and Erickson and easily
won tho opening game ~ the sersr
from Washington 20 :. Cobb and
Neach drove Ia all ~ the runs fur tt.
visitors, who are now tied Tor third
place with FhIladc lphia az result
of having won eight Of their last r|rs
games. The score:
Detroit ......l o . q q q / @ 0-l-t.i
Washington 5000 : o o % o-.--..
Oldham and Basslcr. Phillips Er.ck.
son. Brillheart and Charity.
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Cubs Best Giants;
CheeVeS the Star

Chicago, Nav l6.--Great pitching by
Virgil Cheeves. couple with opportune
hitting by his teammates. enabled Chi
caso to even up the series with New
York today by winning to Q Cheeves
had only one bad inning when the
Giants touched him for four hits. 1t
was the second game Of the series
which Cheeves won from the world
champions. The score:
New York 30 o 0 o o q 0-2-e-o
Chicago ....1 o . 0 0 o O ox-3-S-O
Toney and Snyder; Cheeves and
O'Farrcl
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Z-Batted for Pittenger in Sth.
zz-Batt tied for Quinn in Sth.
st. Louis o O 20 1 | o q ? 20 &C
Boston - 90 / 900 / o Is
Two base hits. Williams .. Gerber,
Dugan. Harris. Menosky .. Ieibold.
Sacrifices. Shocker >. Gerber, Eller-
be- Merosky. Double plays. Gerter
to E.lIerbe. Dugan to Pratt to Harris,
Pittenger (unassisted). Left on
bases st. Louis :: Boston l.. Base
on balls off Shocker 6. Struck out 10y
Shocker 3: by karr y. Hits off Quinn
- in innings; Karr. 3 in = innings
Losing pitcher. Karr. Tmnires, Nal
lin and Moriarty Time 90
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ped Tracey with a series of rights
and lefts to the Jaw as they stood in
neutral corner.
Gunner Arnold, champ heavyweight
boxer of the Canadian army, lost TO
Yussel Perlstein of Brooklyn in n
four round contest. Perlstein receiv-
ed the judges decision. Arnold
weighed 1856 pounds and Perlstein III.
In the semi final contest of Is
rounds Jock Malone of ST. Paul. mid
dleweight. and Augie Rather of New
York boxed a draw
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Yanks Bunch Hits
and Beat Indians

New York, May 16.-The Yankees
punched hits on Coveleskie in the first
and eighth innings and won the open
ing game of their Cleveland series 3
to o. New York scored twice with
two out in the first on Bakers walk.
singles by Miller and Pipp and Wood =
tumble. The score:
Cleveland 80 0 q q q 0-n-s-l
New York 90 o q o o x-3-s-i
Coveleskie end O'Ncill; Hoyt and
Schang.
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COLLEGE PLAYER
BREAKS HIS LEG

Newton. Mass. May 16-Boston
college defeated Norwich II to 5 at
baseball here today. James Sonny
Foley OF Cambridge. third baseman
for Boston college broke his leg when
sliding to third base
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-17
STANzA RALLY GIVES
/. THE BRAVES LARGEST END OF
. j. SCORING AGAINST PIRATES

Pittsburgh. May 1e-Boston de-
feated Pittsburg today in a 12-in-
ming game to 5. Cruise started the
winning rally in the twelfth with a
double after one was out. Boeckel
was passed and Holke singled to left,
scoring Cruise. The other runners
advanced on the throw to the plate
and Boeckel scored on Ford's fly to
Carey.
Shortstop Meanwhile was spiked by
O'Neill in the ninth and had to be
carried off the field. He was not
seriously hurt. Score:
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batted for Marquard in 9Th.
Xxx batted for Mattax in eth.

Xxx batted for Morrison in 7th.
Boston .......0 90 0 0 0 -
Pittsburg ...2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0-5
Two base hits. Ford, Carey, Cruise.
Home runs. Carey. Stolen bases,
Southworth, Nicholson. Sacrifices,
Cruise. Marquard. Miller. Ford (o),
Carey, Rigbee. (2). Left on bases,
Boston 10: Pittsburg II. Base on balls
off Marquard 5; Morrison /; Cooper,
:; Watson /. Struck out by Mar
guard 3; by Cooper 2; Miller 1. Hits
of Vanguard 6 in innings; off
Watson l in l inning; Morrison in
4 Cooper in 5; Miller 1 in innings.
Hit by pitcher by Miller (Gooch).
Wild pitch. Marquard. two. Passed
hall O'Neill. Winning pitcher, Mil
ler Losing pitcher Cooper. Umpires
Eigler and Mccormick. Time 2:1s.
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BILL BRENNAN
DROPS TRACEY
IN 9TH round

New York. May 16.-knockout Bill
Brennan of Chicago knocked out Jim
Tracey of Australia in the eighth
round of their contest tonight in Mad
ison Square Garden. Brennan drop
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 7; Pittsburg S az innines)
New York 2; Chicago 8.
Philadelphia st. Louis, rain.
TODAYS GAMES
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Kid Rice Better
Than Zulu Zirilli

Portland, Me, May 16.-Jimmy (kid)
Rice Of Portland defeated Zulu zirilli
at Fort Mckinley in a six-round bout
tonisht which went the limit. .s- -. z.
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AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Detroit 4; Washington 2.
St. Louis 6; Boston 5 al inninss).
Cleveland o; New York 8.
Chicago 6; Philadelphia 9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-17

TODAY'S GAMES
Chicago at PhiIadeIp hia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11
NOTAS DE sport"

los errores naturales en- todos los jue-
COS. fu6 digno de admirarse como SC
hatieron ambas novenas por lograr vic
toria. Felicitaznos los jugadores de las
novenas contendientes no perdemos Ell
placer de poder volver a verlos luchar
tan refiidamente como en- esta OCCASION,
Y querido lector, llasta otra. -.
Santiago z. MAUNEz.
Humacao, agosto 6, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11

DespI6s de conquistar tres triunfos
en- San German, ell domingo 80 Y lunes
81 contra ell Venus, de Eensenada y
GyJy columbus de San German,
vuelve el Radio contra los mucha-
chos del "Ponce Mosaic" Ell domingo
6 de agosto, a darle otra paliza que los
muchachos de las locetas merecian por
criticar una novena que es mucho me-
jor que la de ellos, segiln ha demos
trado.
En- ell primer inning el Radio" hizo
seis carreras ellos Sc van en- blanco.
En- ell cuarto, el Radio" hace tres
carreras ellos Sc van en- blanco. En-
e. quinto ninguno hace carrera. En- el
sexto Ell Radio hace dos mas, mientras
que ellos siguen en- blanco.
En- Ell s6ptimo ambos Sc fueron en-
blanco. En- ell octave Ell Radio hace
ctra carrera Y ell Ponce Mosaic hace su
lnica carrera por un pass ball del pitch
er. En- ell noveno ambos Sc fueron en-
blanco.
Baterias del Radio:
Pitcher Antonio de la Cruz; Catcher,
Paco Perez.
Baterias por Ell Ponce Mosaic:
Pitcher, Carlos Dajao Pep's Bermti-
dez; Catcher, juicy y Dajao.
He aqui Ell rssultado del juego:
RADIO 500 3O2 O10-12
P. MOSAIC 900 900 o1o-- I
La novena Radio reta a cualQuier
noveaa de segunda clase en- la isla y
esta dispuesta a damostrar que su era
diante" alumbrara a todo Puerto Rico
como estrella de segunda magnitud.
ARRIBA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11
Ell DEpoRTE EN- SAN GERMAN
Humacao, agosto 6, 1922.

Ell domingo Sc ltevaron efecto en-
Ia Ciudad de las Lomas dos refiidos
desafios de ''base ball.
Por Ia manana, ante una gran con-
currencia. ell Handcraft" de Lajas,
y ell "Boricua' de esta poblacion, Sc
encontraron frente-1a frente. Pa1ece
que nuestros contendientes tienen por
patrona a la virgen de la Monserrate,
pues cada vez que van por la senda
que conduce a los nueve ceros, llueve.
Rcientemente, cuando ell HCaribe'' les
habia rgalado seis ceros, hubo que sus
pend'er el game debido a la lluvia.
Por Ia tarde, despues de haber cesa-
do la lluvia, lego Ell tSabana Grande
Jr.'' con el prop6sito de lidiar con e.
''Qaribe''. Tambien Ia lIIvia tomo
parts principallsima Ten Cos acon1sci
mientos de la tarde, pues hubo que
suspender ell juego en- repetidas oca
Stones.
Ee aqui ell ''Scoren:
>. u. Jr. z U U U z I'D
CARIBE 100000 0 O.-5
Ell team junior ''Estelia'', compues-
to por jugadores bien disciplinados, Ian
"a ell reto cualquier otra novena dc
su clase; vease ell line up: Arsenic Fab
biani,. Jose A. Ramirez, Santiago Ra
mirez, Jose Prats Jr., Domingo Herman
dez, Francisco Quinones. Manuel Lu-
go, Paco Perez, Ferdinand del Vale,
Eduardo Quino1'os, Victor Rodriguez,
Rail Alvarez, Radl Mercado y JESUS
Marchany.
Toda persona que desee concertar a,
gun desafio con esta novena pueds di
rigirse su manager Jose A. Padi-la,
San German.
Para el domingo pr6ximo estan anun
ciados dos grandes desafios entire las
uoI'snas columbus Stars "De
portivo'' de Ponce.
Debido al entusiasmo que reina por-
que los muchacbos de la Perla del Sur
vengan jugar aqui, este juego pro
mete ser ell mas resonante de la tenn
porada.
IA la liga Guanajibo Ell domingo, pa
ra que v'aan jugar buena pelota!
DICKENS.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o'Neal re-
turned to Golconda yesterday. Mr.
0'Neal has entirely recovered from
an attack of blood poisoning. which
was Tor awhile dangerous.
Taxes for 1897 are due and pay
able to Treasurer Laveaga at his
office next Monday. From now or
there will be lots of rustling to dig
up the money required.
p. N. Silve arrived from Col.
conda yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Edwards formerly Of
San Francisco, but now of Ogden
Utah, had a family reunion al
Wayne, Nebraska, a few days ago
at which the guests were two
former husbands and her present
one. 1t is stated that all seemed t.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-10-31

to feed.
T. Parker and w. S. Montgomery
bought a carload of horses from
VIM. Stock of Paradise Valley and
shipped them last night to Lock-
ford, California.
Joe Wheeler, buyer for the West
ern Meat Co., shipped sixteen cars
Of cattle from Battle Mountain last
night to Lovelock, where they will
be fed for market.
w. w. Gilbert arrived yester-
day from Paradise.
o. B. Cook arrived yesterday
from Willow Point.
The Humboldt Touring mill has
been started up and is making first
class -four. All kinds of mill stuff
are for sale.