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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-07

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en- JUNO para venaerse en- los meses
de enero Y febrero siguientes
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-07
MR.. MYTHOL ADMINISTRATORS
JCDICHAI

FL Hon. juez Rodriguez Sierra, de
la C0rte de Distrito dc San Juan, en-
ell caso de La Porto Rico Fertilizer VS..
Juan Francisco Benftez. por cobro de
dinnro. a nIoci6n de la demandahte, In
Corte ncmbrs a d. Rud Mytl1ol, ad-
ministrador de Ia finca Y las caiias
citadas, en- la demandG, por el t6rmi-
no que dure esta acci6n, partir de
la fecha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-07
HOTEL MALLORCA

Este Hotel ha sidO cOmpletamente
reformadO para la cOmOdidad de su
buena clientela, situado en- ell sitiO
mejor mas frescO de la ciudad y
pr6ximO al correO, bancOs, y Oficinas
de negOciOs.
Sc admiten abOnadOs a preciOs mo-
dicOs.
HabitaciOnes frescas ventiladas.
ServiciO esmeradO.
Gale Tetuan No. 8, Tel. No. 1874.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-07
: -ArNUNClOSY RECLAMOS ECONOMICS !

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puertas y ventanas de hierro. mide 700
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The Washington herald., 1922-12-13

TR U CK L o A ID s OF
BOOZE" being unloaded at
the British Embassy, on Con-
necticut avenue. The liquor
was brought TO Washington
from Baltimore and unloaded
at the embassy yesterday
afternoon.
-Undervoed q unAsrvood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL
Wins FROM MILTON
Boys and Girls Basketball
Teams Win Their Games
by Good Margins.

Milford Dec. 1.-THE Milford High
School basketball team defeated Mil
ton High In double-header here on
Friday. Tho boys won, p 10 - and
the girls won b 10 2.
The boys end % the double contest
was hard-fouPht match In the
first half the two teams ran nip and
tuck. but in the second half the
weight and superiority 81 the Mi
ford boys began 10 show and they
took the last half by "a safe margin.
Coach Rothrock's pupils showed the
effects Of good coaching In their pass
Ing and In the handling Of themselves
on tho floor Denny. captain and for
ward. was the star Of the game and
Balsley. the big guard. showed his
mettlc. The Milford aggregation Ia
out for the lower Delaware champion
ship and will no doubt either obtain
the championship or give the winner a
strong fight. Coach Rothrock ex-
pressed his satisfaction with the
teams showing and said this was a
good start FOR the championship. The
urrre-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
TOMMY L0UGHRAN MEETS
LOU B0GASH TONIGHT

Philadelphia, Dec. IA middle
weight bout that will go a long way
toward determining the logical Op-
pOnent Of Mike ODowd, recognized
as the champion in New York State.
or Johnny Wilson the worlds Tile
holder, who Is under suspension. will
be decided at the Arena, West Phila-
delphia's palace of punch, tonight.
Tommy LOughran. the 2O-year-old
South Philadelphia lad. who looms as
just about the class Of the l60-pOund
division will be called upon 10 dis
pose Of Lou Bogash, rugged New
Englander. before ne will have a clear
right To challenge O'DOwd.
LOughran has met and defeated the
best leather pushers in the middle
division. The same goes TO Bogash,
who has impressed as a dangerous
contender i'm his last dozen bouts.
IL will be a test between shifty
crafty boxers, who know how to jah
and uppercut and get out of harms
way. and a rugged. boring-in fighter
who depends upon his punch and ag-
gcess.veness to carry him To victory
Loughran is the boxer and Bogash
the fighter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
DEFIANCE SURPRISES
FORT OU POINT TEAM
Locals Earn State Title by De-
feating Soldiers, 80 to o,
Before Large Crowd.

Fort du Pont made poor attempt
to back up It's claim 10 state football
championship hopes when the eleven
representing the Delaware fort bucked
the Defiance Bulldogs" Saturday
afternoon at Harlan Field. the latter
carrying it's Purple and Gold cOlors to
an easy triumph. 30 to 0. and by the
victory won undisputed possession Of
the highest honor on the local grid
iron for the 1922 season. The du Pont
brand OF football was FAR from the
hlghclass play OF the Welsh prOteges
and only on one occasion. toward the
latter part OF the first half, did they
come anywhse near n score.
On n series of line plunges Fort Ia
Pont carried the pigskin 10 within
six inches Of the Defiance goal, but
they lost the bail on downs. After
Defiance kicked. they again marched
down the field. but the timers whistle
prevented anything exciting.
Defiance had little or no trouble
with the best aerial attack ever wit
messed on Harlan Field. for 10 was BY
/ this method that they put ovo -four
Of their 1--WE touchdOwns. Tho frs
/ came shortly after the opening OF
/ the contest. when the Defiance boys
! carried the bail 20 Fort du Points 20
yard line and attempted a field goal
| du POnt carried the ball 20 the 90
| yard line and lost % on downs and
/ Defiance took the pigskin. Gifespi'
/ then heaved the ball 10 Quinn, who
ran 81 yards FOR the fest touchdown
/ Tho uooros
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11

~ sullivan and Lenny sullivan. Bak-
or j. training az the 81 Hedwlgs club
Cor his coming engagement with Joe
Watson the Chester boy.
E~ter has a promising future in the
M..- game II properly handled lie
possesses every quality 10 make star
boxer. lie is a clean living chap, and
can be generally found in some local
gymnasium. boxing with boys who
Outweigh him 20 pounds. Baker loves
20 mix matters. lie has been school
"a 20 use a good left jab. and knows
how 10 cross his right handlers. Baker
although a youngster, can deliver all
the blows in the book. and each punch
carries some steam. lie will certain
IS please the Elkson fans by his clever
boxing Wilmington people who have
seen him perform. claim he is the
best young boxer To be brought out
here for some time.
Johnny wiz meet joe Watson, for
mer Wilmington lad, who at present is
training In Chester. where ne Occas-
sionaily participates in bouts. Wat
son and Baker should cause some eX-
element. as these two 10 Founders
want 10 climb in the ring game and
the winner Will scclre more matches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
Newark Gridders Win State Title
By Defeating Laurel in Fast Game

ark presented a fiashy aerial attack.
aided by some good end runs and gam
al two more touchdowns, the latter
one being the result OF an intercepted
forward pass. The quar;ec ended with
Newark on the long end % a > 10
0 score. Ellis. Iaurcls end, was conn
PEELED 10 retire from the game IN This
quarter on accoun; OF an injury 20
his hip.
In the Sual quarter Laurel tried
hard 10 score. but ;he backfield could
not get under way before the Newark
boys had crashed over their inter
terence and tackled them. Another in
tercepied forward pass and a series
OF line plunges carried the ball over
again for Newark. followed few
minutes later with a safety, gave New
ark 9 more points. after which the
whistle blew for the end Of the game
Newark's backheld. with its weight
and splendid interference accorded
them could nos be stopped by
Laurers line, much lighter than their
opponents. and this was evident early
in the game. "B.ddy' Kitchens. tn,
Little signal singer OF the Laurel. eleV-
en-, played his last game f0r the High
School and perhaps played the bes
game OF his career. putting his team
in a position TO score on several Oc-
casions by spectacular runs, only q
have the chance for the touchdown
20 UP in smoke when the necessar,
punch could NOT be produced. "P!nky'
Wooiten also playing his final gam'
for the High School. put up a bang
up game. lighting hard TO make IA.
| line plunges net large gains. but fail
/ Ing on account Of his interference,
crumbling up before the heavy attacl
/ OF Newark. Ellis and Sp.cer ais,
p.ayed their last game for Iaure
HiSh School. Matthews. tackle. IA,
MS nose broken early IN the game. bu
played the entire game.
Coach Marvlrs squad did not los
| theI nerve when they found tina
| they were going up against mucl
heavier team. bat were in the gam
| fighting every minute. and bein
driven down the field only 10y shee
force. The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11

a football game here was present, near
~ every toHa in lower Delaware
sending large numbers TO the game.
the first championship classic ever 20
be played in Sussex county.
Coach Wilson's Newark eleven was
unquestionab,y the better team. How
ever the strength OF Coach Pm Mn
Wis proteges cannot be rightly judg-
ed from the final results OF the game
as every break OF the game favored
Newark. who had the strength to
make the most out OF them. The
Laure! team acknowledges the fac;
that they We're up against a much
heavier team, and one which Irobably
shades them by two touchdowns. the
higher score Saturday resulting from
the breaks OF the game.
In the first few minutes OF play.
Laurel held the Newark boys for
downs on their ten-yard line. only 70
have an ofside penalty imposed on
them. giving Newark the ball on Lau-
rels Vineyard line. After that, il was
only a question Of Newark's heavy
backs smashing through for the
touchdown. Following Newark's first
touchdown. Laurel received the kick
of and succeeding in getting the pig
skin within ten yards OF Newark 5
goal line. and their line plunges net
ting small. but steady gains that
would have surely carried the ball
| across, when they wre penalized II
Yards because Coach Marvu is said
to have yelled 20 one Of his players.
THIS penalty took all the pep out
OF the Laurel machine. and before
they could recover, Newark. with
some pretty forward passes and end
runs, Carried the ball slowly but
surely down the field for another
touchdown, the quarter ending. New
ark, Il; Laurel. o.
in the second quarter. Laurel pre-
scented a much more formidable de
Tense, Newark being unsuccessful II
their attempts at gains. the quarter
developing into a grUelling attack OF
the part OF both sides and ended score
less. Laurels offense could do moth
ing in the way OF gains. because the.
could not get well under way befor
their line would weaken before tn
proper interference could be formed.
However, they threatened 10 scor
in the last few minutes OF the secon'
quarter when Newark was compelle'
to kick on the fourth down and bid
dy" Kitchens received the kick ant
raced co yards before being downe
by the only man between him and tn
goal line The ball was carried with
in eight yards OF the goal line. onl
to be lost on downs. when Newark
/ line put Up a stonewall defense.
/ In the third quarter. Newark's su
perior weight began To have its effeC
and Laurel could not stop their lin
plunges. Newark gaining their frs
downs with repeated regularity. Wha
ley played a wonderful defensive gam
IN this quarter Tor Laurel, but New
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
A FEW FACTS
LIFE OF SAMMY HALE

HIS name IL Samuel Douglas
Hale. and he was born in Glen
rose. Texas. September 10. 1896.
lie "a ; feet s1s inches in height,
weighs i6s pounds and throws
and bats right handed.
lie was picking cotton and
stringing telegraph wires until
several years ago. when he de-
cld.d that baseball would fur
nlsh more meals and privileges.
better hours and more mazuma.
So he left the cotton and the
telegraph fiat and Joined the
san Antonio Club.
Sammy was summoned into
military service. November 10,
1915. and the next day the armi-
stice was signed. Portland felt
he was such a fine piece OF
baseball brlc-a-brac that Whey
sent an insurance agent down 10
G.enrose aDd insured Sammy
against injury for $4,000. >
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
NEW GOLF RULINGS.
Women With Handbags Of IL strokes
Barred for Title Games.

Iy Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York. Dec. ll.-Decision TO re-
strict competition in the women's ma
t.0nal golf championship 10 players
having a handicap OF not more than
"a strokes. has been announced by the
women's committee OF the United
states Golf Association.
Flr the pairing OF members, il also
was decided. that players having a
handicap OF 10 6. inclusive. shall be
paired one with the other; those hav-
ing a handicap Of 10 10 shall he
similarly paired. while the third class
IN the pairing shall have handicaps OF
not less than 10 nor more than u.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
MILFORD.
MILTON.
The Girls Game.

The girls team made their record
four straight when they defeated Mil
ton High. Coach Pierce has what
some consider the strongest girls
team in Southern Delaware. In the
first four games they have made al
points TO their opponents 20. Acker-
man. forward. is the point getter Of
the team. In the game Friday night
she made - field goals. Vineyard,
centre and captain. and Smith. centre,
are excellent players and It is due 10
their help that the games are won.
Rosa and Cook guards. play well. The
team has a full schedule and hopes
To go through the season without a
defeat and capture the championship
/ The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
Football Rankings

Numerous cpistes continue drift in regarding the
ranknE OF Eastern elcvcns.
The tangle in many complete that
II is almost impossible to work out the problem.
Princeton by winning every game in hard sched-
lie. accomplished something than any rival but
Cornell. with n great team. and the unbeaton Army
eleven. another great machine. with West Virginia. a
cut in on the glory.
Pittsburg's fine finish leaves her only notch be-
hind We doubt that any team in the East could have
beaten Pitt THANKSGIVING Day.
Syracuse losing only through hard
schedule, had great year Her victory Nobraskg
Of the outstanding football feats Of the year
Syracuse had tough break in this respect. few
before the Pitt closed she had ball
Pitts vineyard line, with the score tied at iii4 1--WE
minutes later Pitt had intercepted forward pass
80 yards victory But for that sudden Syracus
would have finished a hard grind unheaten.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
Shoot Next Saturday.

The Wilmington Trapshooting
Association members viii journey 10
Meadow Springs 20 hold the seized
uled shoot Of the Philadelphia Trap
shooters League with that club next
Saturday. and every member Of the
local club Is requested 10 attend this
shoot 20 have Wilmington well rep
resented
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11

KIRKwOOD
BearDm va. PENIS Grove.

Coach MAYOR viii get his Beacon
tossers going next Friday evening.
when the team will oppose Penn
Grove High on the latter's floor. The
Beacon schedule viii consist OF four
teen games with two pending with
Elkton High and the University 4
Delaware Freshmen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
Inter. Class Series at University.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Dec. 1.-THE first OF the
annual class basketball games between
teams representing different classes
at the University Of Delaware will be
played tonight in the gym" when
the Seniors and Freshmen meet. To-
morrow night the Juniors and Sopho-
mores will play and the winners OF
these two games will meet Thursday
night for the class championship
Coach AicAvoy will also get basket
ball practice for the versity team
started this week and a large number
OF candidates will be out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
GEORGES MAY FIGHT SKI.
Ready 10 Box SengaIese Under Any
Conditions, He Says.

Paris, Dec. ll.-The Carpentier-Sikl
fight seems to be n certainty. accord
ing TO lie Journal. which points out
that President Rousseau. Of the Box
ing Federation. is inclined TO be len
lent toward the Sengalese.
Il will box ski under any condition
at a date to be fixed UPON my return
TO Paris this evening" Carpenter
telegraphed lie Journal from Brighton
England. last night, please say that
TO beat ski would be the greatest JOY
of my life." the telegram said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11

In Of the las, three years st. louis has
known tho two champion httcrs Of two major leagues
No other city has approached this TIornsby
Of her stawars has led his league three years
row Sisler another has led It in Of three
paens. No other baseball over held two such
batting eyes the time and both are stin young
enough a long way yet,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
TRYON BOWLING TEAM
DEFEATS ELECTRIC HOSE

The 4. X. Tryon bowling team Of
Philadelphia. defeated the team 81 the
Electric Hose and Rubber CO.. OF this
ci:y in a very close match and before
a large crowd at Mckee's alleys sat
urday night. score 26lO TO 25O1.
Pixton was high scorer for the
visitors and Booth was the best Flee
trio light. Scores:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
Newark Dons Laurel for 7tle Defiance Stops Soldiers
GUINNESS AND TAYLOR
FAIL IN LEONARD SUIT

Jersey City, y. J.. Dec. ia writ
OF attachment against $4,000. part Of
the money received By BENNY Leonard
for defending his lightweight boxing
title against Lew Tender az Boyle's
Thirty Acres. July %. Saturday was
diamlsoed In Hudson County Court.
The writ had been obtained By Her
man Taylor and Robert Guinness.
Philadelphia promoters, Who claimed
the amount because Of failure By
Leonard IN 20 through with an alleged
previous contract with them to box
Tender in Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11

This faster ball would make better game IL
he outed only bg enough to give fast out
elders chance down long drives As It is they
frequently back feet. stand against the wall
watch high flies drop into the stands for home
Yet there few thrills baseball than long
by great outhelder killing OF triple
by a sprint and a nnal desperate stab.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11

Just a few years the of 800 ball players in
i,her National American League somewhere be-
tween twelve fifteen. Through this last fty-
National hit 800 better OF
nearly seven 800 hittcrs club This phenomenal
Jump tells sory-nOt much Of increased eTec-
weaker pitching poorer fielding, hut
also Of ball that travels the hat and
skips by an inds,der before he blink.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
GOODMAN DEFEATS
HANOVER QUINTET
Mt. Salem Whitewashes Harri-
son; First-CentraI Stops
Second Baptist.

Goodman defeated Hanover at tho
formers arena Saturday. 30 to g.,
while Nj. Salem whltewashed iIarri-
son, % To ~. At the Y. NJ. g. A..
Fest Central defeated Second Bap-
list In n hard-fought game by a %
10 % score and Trinity defeated ST.
stephens, f13 TO II.
Tho aepre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
JOHNNY BAKER ON THE
CARD At ELKTON SHOW
Local Battler With Promising
Future to Meet Joe Watson.
Former Wilmingtonian.

Among the To-
cal boys who are
matched 20 ap
pear AZ Elktou
next Friday night
is Johnny Bak
or. clever ban
tamweight who
halls from IN,
same camp thai
developed Mar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
CATHOLIC CHURCH LEAGUE.
Tomorrow Nirhf'S Schedule.

st. Ann at X. o. C., Tenth and Wes,
streets.
81. Thomas at 81. Mary. Sixth and
Pine streets.
Pioneer at 81. Bencdict's Tenth and
Madison streets.
Brownson at St. Patrick. Fourteenth
and French streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
kILBANE SIGNS TO
DEFEND TITLE

New York, Dec. ll.-Johnny
kilbane, worlds featherweight
champion, has signed TO meet
Eugene Criqui, holder OF the
European featherweight title,
here some time next May, Tom
O'Rourke, matchmaker OF the
Republic A. C., announced yes
terday. Criqui. il Is understood.
also has agreed 20 the bout. The
match will be held at the Polo
Grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11

Boxers, complaining Of the stricter rules that
being added from time to time should remember they
have brought OF this upon themselves The larger
the the careless they have become in many
and the OF fouls that
committed in the call action some
sort the boxing game left to the boxers and
their the sport would half
weeks a liberal estimate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11

How there be any fair ranking long rs
schedules remain uneven long there
many different eligibility rules? Teams that play fresh
that play in their fourth year Of football
a decided advantage. hard measure. All these
things cut away any foundation upon which might
build
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11

HCOKE BY PEKIODs
Laurel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q q q o q
Newark. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o. 10 $50
Substitutions-Laurel Wright for u
Wo0tten Tyndaii for Ellis. T. WoOtten
for Wright. Galloway for Culver
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11

CORE BY PERIODS

Ntpkf b1 fEfiDlBN.
Fort du POnt ...... % % q o. o
Defiance ......... ... Il - q 90
TOuchdowns- Quinn. .. Gillevpie Hes
sion 2 substitutes DEFIANCE. Diette
/ for Jcstgick. DOnnelly Tor Frey. lest
wick for O'Bricn. Rose for Clark Ford
I for sherry savage for Schicu. PalumbO
| for Filiben, Clark for Gillespie Fort
! du POnt Trip Tor Matthews Referee.
/ Dunn Umpire Whit head Head lines
man Gerstenberg. Timers Fegley and
Fitzpatrick. Time Of periods two y.
| one 10 and one s-minute periods
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11

II will be Of interest 10 the shooters
To know that the Delaware Anglers
and Gunners Association has donated a
$50 trophy 10 the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association 70 be shot on
beginning the first Of the new yeas.
Any resident Of Delaware is eligible
10 compete for this trophy. Con-
testants living outside the State must
be member OF the Delaware Anglers
and Gunners Association 10 compete.
Conditions for winning this trophy
will he announced later.
Next Saturday the Wilmington
Trapshooting Association members
will journey TO Meadow Springs 20
hold the scheduled shoot Of the Phil
adelphia Trapshooters' League with
that club. and every member Of the
local club is requested 70 attend this
shoot To have Wilmington well repre-
| scented.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11


Land Of Morning. Land OF Play,
Child heart laughter down the way:
Little Feet that dance along
To the Tilt Of life's first song.
Leading through the silver dew
To the place where drcans come true;
Through the mist OF weary tears
Through the heartache 81 the years.
Vainly have sought the track
That some day might lead me back
Little Voice that whispers low
That take the trail with you;
s. Yes. how l would like TO so
To the place where dreams come true.
To the ways 1 used 10 know
Through the silver Of the dew.
Land where song birds ever sing,
Where the flowers know but spring.
And the red lips Of the rose
Know no bligh, from winters SHOWS
Where within the golden morn
Life has yet to find the thorn.
Where within the silver light
Life has yet to face the night
Or the monday OF the fight.
Come with me-" you plead. and play"
will come. nor will you know.
Lad, how far and far away
am from you as we go
Where the echoes whisper low
Of vanished holiday.
or a dream that would not stay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
SPECIAL Correspondence Every Evening.

Newark. cham
liOns OF the north
hern half OF Del
aware defeated
Laurel High School
here Saturday
afternoon in the
game for the state
championship. sc
TO o. The largest
crowd 20 witness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11
ST. STEPHENS
Wilmington Association TO 6ompet'
For Valuable Trophy.

The Wilmington Trapshocting As
ISOLATION held its scheduled shoot
over the trap at Bellevue saturday FOR
the \. Felix du Pont Trophy.
Winners were as follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-11

There three entire ball clubs in the National
League alone that averaged over 400 something un-