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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
ROCK INJURIES MINER

Gadsden. September 2a.--(6pecial.) Thursday afternoon. Corbet Duffey. . young white man employed at the mines of the Gulf States Steel com pany at Altoona, happened to . seri- ous accident while engaged in dig- ging coal. While at work . large stone, weighing about two tons, be- right leg to the ground. breaking the lower bones in two places and badly bruising him. Medical assist ance was given and he was rushed to Birmingham. where he was placed in the Norwood hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

Gadsden. September 73.-(Special) The military companies of Etowah county will hold battalion drill at Dwight park sunday afternoon, at which time medals will be Awarded those who made the proper score at tho summer camp at Camp Mc- CIellan as marksmen. Major Esslin ger will review the battalion and Lieutenant Eichelberger will act as his adjutant. Captain Herzberg will be in command of the provisional battalion, with W. P. Gwfn as adju- tant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
w. w. RUTLAND DIES

HackIeburg, September 23.--(Spe- cial.)--The citizens of Hackleburg are very sad to learn of the death of W. W. Rutland of Haleyville. Ills death occurred last night at about 6 o'clock. Mir. Rutland was a resident of this place before moving to Haley ville, where he was a teacher In the Northwest Alabama High school of that place. He leaves a widow and five children
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

exhibition are from the pens of liar per of Tho Age-Herald, and Spangier of the Montgomery Advertiser, so- cording to Mir. Pim.
 Original drawings of all the ccmics published in Birmingham newspapers will be shown.
 All the Birmingham newspapers Lave co-opernted with Mir. Pim in ar- ranging this exhibition and anybody who Is interested in drawings Ia cordially invited to attend It Is free to everyone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
SOLDIERS, REUNION

Hackleburg. September 2s.-(spc- cial)-The old soldiers reunion closed yesterday. The reunion had been in session since Thursday morn ing at 3 o'clock. There were good many of the old soldiers at the re- union and the house was filled with citissns of Hackisburg and other towns near here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
ANNOUNCER NIGHT SCHOOL

Gadsden, September 23.-tSpecial) Prof. o. C. Bottoms, principal of the Glencoe High school, announces that cnmvna-ofnfr -e--. E-idav night he 'WpIi hold a night school at the col lese lu. otte ..-- G ...-tt hours each Friday night for adult farmers of that section, when the study of soil and fertilizers will be taken up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

drawings from practically all of the famous artists who draw for btg newspaper syndicates. He has also secured drawings from such famous cartoonists as Cesare of the New York Tribune; Tony Sarg. Saturday Evening Pest; Ireland. Columbus Dis patch, Hanny. St. Paul News; F. S. Cooper. Golfers Weekly; Hungerford. PittsburR Sun; Temple, Cleveland Plain Dealer; Shafer Cincinnati Post
 Some of the best cartoons in this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
GINs RusY

Gadsden, September as.-tspecial.) The three city gins in Gadsden are kept busy daily ginning the fleecy sta pie. and some county gins are also busy. but . majority of the rural gins will not be operated this sea- son on account of the shortness of the crop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
MITRDER UNsOLVED

Gadsden. September 23.-tSpeciai) } Both the city and county authorities have been At work on several clues in connection with the murder ana robbery of Tobe Lancaster on Snin- bone mountain, near the city limits. late Thursday afternoon and night. but so far have been unable to fix the crime upon any one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
For, Relief
 from Piles
Send to Nearest Druggist for a Box of Pyramid Pile suppositorics-- 4 Their Soothing Influence
 Is Remarkable.

Tn the privacy of your own home Pyramid Pile Suppositories give blessed relief from Itching, bleeding
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

sets. pelsonaI property s1,ooo. claimed as exempt Joseph P. Brown, attor- nsy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW
By GEORGE B. M'VAY, SIR

By GEORGE B. MVAY, SIR readers requested questions about of their gardening Mir McVay has behind him 32 seedan and practical trial ground gardener and Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
Mrs. Harold Mandy

Atss Virginia Hardy win preside at the piano and the wedding march will De sung by a quartet composed of Miss Helen Ritchie. Miss Edna Meyer. MT. Marion McNutt and Mr. William Sehou. Miss Edna Meyer and MT. William Scholl will sing solos. David M. Gardner will perform lne ceremony.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

The svangelistic services wnlon are heinz conducted in the big tent on the corner of Avenue E and Thir- tietn street arc being well attended Evangelist E. G. Budsall, pastor oi tbe Gospel Tabernacle of Dallas. Tex. will conduct the services. starting with today and lasting through Oc- tober Is. Services are held twice daily. at 10 o'clock in the morning and at 7:3o o'clock in tho evening with the exception Of Saturoays'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

The regular meeting of Steel City Lodge No. lSo, Knights of Pythias, Will be held Tuesday evening in their
 hall on Avenue E. All members are requested to be present as sev- eral candidates will be initiated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
TRoOPk TO PARADE

The btx event of the day came when the autos reached the farm of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

The regular meeting of Ensley Chapter No. 12o, Royal Arch Masons, Will meet Monday evening at the Masonic temple. Work will be con ferred upon several candidates in the P. M. and Nj. E. Degrees and all mem bers arc requested to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

About fifty candidates arc .rs sns a,,t to make the Ensley High school football team this year and Coach James Bryan has his hands fuil Tn selecting his team. Hassier at qoar- fer. Vowell and Mott at halves. Eng. fish as tackle. Fayette at guard ana Walker, end are the players return- ed from last year and with these Coach Bryan will build up his team. Practice is being held daily ana the team Is fast rounding into shape anu Ensley is looking forward 10 veTS successful year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

A. committee composed or A b. Clark as chairman, A. B. Hasweii an9 W. c. F1tzhugh have been appoln,ee ky inc Ensley Shrine club to make Arrangement for a stag entertain
 nent to be held at the Masonic tenn nle on the seoond Tuesday in october.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-07-21
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the Justice Court of Blackfoot
Precinct, County of Bingham, State
Of Idaho, Before w. c. Allen, Justice
Of the Peace.
The First National Bank Of Black
foot, a corporation, Plaintiff, VS.. F. G.
Thompson and Tobias Furniss, De-
PENDANTS.
The State of Idaho Sends Greetings
to the Above-Named Defendants:
You, and each of you, are hereby
summoned to appear in the above-en-
titled Court, to be held in Blackfoot
In said County and State, in the above
entitled cause at 10 o'clock a. m. upon
the 22nd day of July, 1922, and an
swer the Plaintiffs complaint on ale
in said Court, or Plaintiff will take
judgment against you as prayed in
said complaint;
The action is brought to recover
. all the principal and interest upon a
= certain promissory note, in writing,
made the 18th day Of June, 1921, by
said defendants and each of them, in
favor Of the plaintiff herein, to-wit:
The First National Bank of Blackfoot,
a corporation, for the principal sum
of $182.70, falling due October 18th,
1921, and bearing interest at the rate
of ten per cent per annum from date
until paid.
Plaintiff prays judgment for the
principal, and interest of said note as
provided for therein, and for rea-
sonable attorneys fee as provided by
the terms thereof, and for all costs
of this suit
Witness my hand and seal OF SAID
Court this 22nd day OF June, 1917.
% tSean w. =. ALLEN,
Justice of the Peace.
DONALD r. GOOD,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Residence ana
gPcstoffice Address, Blackfoot' 1oano
1914
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l.,
held in each and every precinct of Bingham
County, by the Republican, Democratic and
Progressive parties These primaries will
be conducted in separate places by the re-
spective party The polls will be open from
one o'clock o. NJ, until seven o'clock p. m. OF
said day.
It is the duty of each Precinct Committee
man Of each party in each precinct, to post
three notices in the precinct, showing the
place in the precinct where the Primary OF
his party will be held.
WHO MAY VOTE
No person shall be entitled to vote at any
Primary Election unless duly registered in
the precinct where he offers to vote, and is q
member of the political party holding the
Primary at which he desires to vote.
The following are the names Of persons and
their addresses, who have filed nomination
papers in the County Recorders Office, and
who are to be voted for, with their party de-
signation and the title of each office he seeks
STATE SENATOR
Lorenzo R. Thomas, Blackfoot Idaho.
Roscoe n Jackson, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Progressive: u
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
(Vote for Two)
Republican,:
A. s. Dickinson, Blackfoot, Idaho
George A. Line, Blackfoot Idaho.
Soren Yorgensen, Shelley, Idaho.
Democratic:
Howard Henderson, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Lewis G. lockwood Shelley, Idaho.
Progressive:
N. P. Geyer, Blackfoot, Idaho.
James Peterson, Blackfoot Idaho,
DISTRICT JUDGE
Republican:
Ralph W. Adair, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Democratic:
Charles E. Harris, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Progressive:
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(1st District)
Nelson Miller, Shelley, Idaho.
Democratic: IT.
NJ NJ Farmer, Firth, Idaho
Progressive:
VIM NJ Dye, Firth, Idaho
No. COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Republican: W.
W. 7. England, Moreland, Idaho. ~~~
r. E. Hansen, Blackfoot, Idaho
Edward Thoreson, Blackfoot, Idaho
Democratic:
Ernest NJ Gregg, Blackfoot, Idaho,
OR. F. D. No. 81.
Progressive:
James Pendlebury, Blackfoot, Idaho
@,s~ COUNTY COMMISSIONER
- - Ord District)
Republican: i
j. R. Williams, Blackfoot, Idaho
OR. F. D. No. p.
Democratic:
Tony Parsons Sterling, Idaho.
Progressive: ~
No Filing.
CLERK DISTRICT COURT
Republican:
r. M. Fisher, Blackfoot, Idaho
Royal M. Jeppson, Blacktoot, Idaho,
Or. f. d. No. b.
Democratic:
H. A. Benson, Moreland, Idaho.
Progressive:
No Filing.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Republican:
T. S. Becker, Aberdeen, Idaho.
Hamilton Wright, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Democratic:
No Filing -
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Notice of Primary Election

Progressive:
No Filing. 4
Republican: az
Edgar D. Hale, Blackfoot, Idaho,
Or. F. D. No. y.
Margaret Ward, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Democratic: ,
Roy S. DeKay, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Bert Winschell, Firth, Idaho.
Progressive:
No Filing. "
Republican:
James E. Good, Blackfoot, Idaho.
| Charles F. Molden, Blackfoot, Idaho
Democratic:
Heber G. G. Rich, Pingree, Idaho.
Progressive:
No Filing.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Republican:
Grace Faulconer, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Democratic:
William Bartlett, Moreland, Idaho.
Progressive: -
No Filing
COUNTY ASSESSOR -
Republican:
E. W. Harold, Aberdeen, Idaho.
Arthur Manwaring, Blackfoot, Idaho,
Or. F. D. No. ~.
VIM. 81. Snyder, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Democratic: -
John Jorgensen, Shelley, Idaho.
Progressive: ra-~s~~s
No Filing.
CORONER 4~< -
Republican: NC
E. I: Egh, Blackfoot, Idaho.
j. O. Hampton, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Progressive:
No Filing.
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Republican:
E. Milton Christensen, Shelley, Idaho
Democratic:
No Filing
Progressive:
No Filing
JUSTICE OF PEACE
(Aberdeen Precinct)
'~i>~ (Vote for Two) u
Republican:
w. L. Batchelder, Aberdeen, Idaho.
John Kelso, Aberdeen, Idaho.
Nate Newcomb, Aberdeen, Idaho.
Democratic:
No Filing. - 49,. !
Progressive: u
No Filing.
JUSTICE OF PEACE i
(Moreland Precinct)
(Vote for, Two)
Republican,: 81
Hyrum Grimmett, Moreland, Idaho.
Democratic:
No Filing.
Progressive: +.
No Filing / :.
CONSTABLE
(Aberdeen Precinct)
Republican,:
Dan Mckay, Aberdeen, Idaho.
Democratic:
No Filing.
Progressive:
No Filing.
CONSTABLE
(Moreland Precinct)
Republican:
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LlClllOu
Phillip Mally, Aberdeen, Idaho.
Nate Newcomb Aberdeen, Idaho.
Joseph p Nogara, Aberdeen, Idaho.
@. E. Ramsey, Aberdeen, Idaho.
D. L. Strang, Aberdeen, Idaho. -.
81. G. Toevs, Aberdeen, Idaho. = =
Democratic:
No Filing.
Progressive: ~.s4I.
No Filing. .
DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVENTION
(Basalt Precinct)
Republican,: H. $50
L. j. Firth, Firth, Idaho.
Mary E. Freeman. Basalt, Idaho.
81. J. Slayton, Firth, Idaho. ~%s*t
W. J. Ramsey, Firth, Idaho.
Geo. j. Wernette, Firth, Idaho. q
Democratic: -
No Filing
Progressive:
No Filing. t".
DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVENTION
(Blackfoot No. Precinct)
Republican:
George D. Butler, Blackfoot, Idaho. !,
f. J. Cowen, Blackfoot, Idaho.
A. Miller, Blackfoot, Idaho.
w. E. Patrie, Blackfoot, Idaho.
A. j. Sturdevant, Blackfoot, Idaho.
H. w. Vanderwood, Blackfoot Idaho.
Democratic: -
No Filing.
Progressive: 49,
No Filing. -
DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVENTION
Blackfoot No. 2 Precinct) ~~;N''
Republican,: %kMlt
J. 81. Andersen, Blackfoot, Idaho. q.
o. Buchanan, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Leon j. Chapman, Blackfoot, Idaho.
j. j. Dublin, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Grace M. Stevens, Blackfoot Idaho IS
E. W. Whitcomb, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Democratic
No Filing.
Progressive:
No Filing.
DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVENTION
(Blackfoot No. Precinct)
Republican:
Lon Cone, Blackfoot, Idaho
W. D. Gagon, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Fl. B. Kinney, Blackfoot, Idaho
E. M. Kennedy, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Cyril J. Wright Blackfoot, Idaho.
Democratic:
No Filing.
Progressive:
No Filing.
DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVENTION
(Groveland Precinct)
Republican:
j. G.. Bond, Blackfoot Idaho,
(R. f. d. No. ~.
F. L. Buchanan, Blackfoot, Idaho,
r. F. D. No. y.
Jonathan II. Hale, Blackfoot, Idaho,
(R. f. d. No. ~.
Orson Manwaring, Blackfoot, Idaho, ;
r.. F. D. No. y. ="
Edgar D. Hale, Blackfoot, Idaho,
r. F. D. No. y.
Democratic:
No Filing.
PROGRESSIVE
No Filing
DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVENTION
(Moreland Precinct)
Republican:
r. A. Fllrlliss Moreland, Idaho
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Hudson Coach. Closed car COM
fort on regular Hudson super-ax
chas.i. s2095 here. Only $lzo
sNove omen car price. Call Beeoe'
12o.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-07-21

We are in the market for hrst Class
Farm Loans. j. H. Early.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-07-21

Essex Coach. Closed car Comfort
s,575 here. Only $3.50 above open
car. Call Beebe. 12o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-29
(Continuaci6n de la pag. 3D.

dir en- Ell crisol de Ia Liga de Ia parada
ocho en- no lejana fecha, con los mis-
mos sorientales'' Nunca nos hubiera
mos imaginable que, despues de las pa
lizas a los Sports en- Ponce, estos
hubieran recobrado brios para propinar
a los sinvencibles'' nueve. ceros, nj
tampoco hubiera pensado este cronista
que, estando San tan "bol6n hu-
biera de salirle otro collar. como ell que
en- Ell juego de la mafiana le saliera
al Gacho. Ambos juegos salieron por
81 solos; no fueron hechos, pero creo
en- parte que Sc debe al continue fric-
cionamiento del brazo de los pitchers
demas jugadores con el maravilloso
"Linimento de Sloan, que tan gran
fama esta conquistando en- la Isla. Des
pues de estos juegos cinco cero a ia
vor del puerto Rico Sports" y cinco
a cero favor del .sHumacao Stars
Sc We claramente) que los 'sjinetes' re
cobraron los animos perdidos en- Ell Gas
tillo contra el Ponce y que ell team
de Oriente ha ganado muy mucho con
la adquisici6n temporal de San, pero
este iiltimo ailn necesita mas discipli-
ma mayor serenidad desde ell imam
ager'' hasta la mascota.
La administrator de la Liga de Hu
macao debe poner coto a ciertas CHI
quilladas cometidas por los llamados
a imponer el orden. En- todas parties,
con Ell buen trato v atenciones los re-
presentantes de la .prensa al phblico
en- general, es que Sc obtiene ell exlto
de cualquier empresa, pero Ell fanatis-
mo acaloramiento por causas injusti-
ficadas, siempre trae fatales consecuen
cias cuando las cosas Sc toman muy
a pecho. Indirectamente Sc me quiso
afectar con una rigurosa orden dada
en- I'm momento POGO oportuno, mas no
me di por alndido Y pas6, pero puede
que Sc repita con otros para la bue-
ma marcha de la empresa deberfa evil
tarse; la justicia entra por casa y
todos debe tratarse por igual; el "kal
serismo'' va no existe, la .sdemocra-
cia'' plena es la que existe y reina
en- el orbe entero. Mis- mejores deseos
para los miembros y directories de to-
das las novenas constituidas en- Ia
Isla para ell Aiio Nuevo.
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PoR Ell MUNDo DE LA PELoTA
LOS JINETEs A LA REVANCHA
CONTRA LOS .'LEONES''

Para jugar mafana y tarde el do
mingo 81 hay concertado dos juegos
entire las novenas "PUERTO RICO
SPORTS y PONCE en- la iga del
Castillo. Los ''leones' auieren seguir
siendo superiores los "iinetes", to-
mando por norma las dos victorias
que Sc anotaron en- los juegos del do
nningo II, pero los "iinetes", basan-
dose en- la buena pelota que ell pa
sado domingo jugaron en- Oriente, ha-
bran de querer demostrar al "PON-
CE' que son los primeros en- la PEE
lota puertorriquefia. La lucha pro-
mete ser renida Y podenos saber lue-.
go quien es quien.
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puerto Rico

Sc sirven comidas la carta.
Por las noches, toda class de cenas
Pasteles y pastelillos especiales he
chos por la mejor cocinera de Ia Isla
Magnifco menu para Navidades y
Afio Nuevo.
Propietario: Pedro vazQuez Negr6n
san Francisco 70, san Juan. Advt.
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VENDO

Hermosa casa, de elegante estilo,
acabada de construir, esplendida Co
modidad. situada en- carretera, entle
cuatro escuelas y pasos de Ia High
School.
Dirijase su propio duefc.
d. Dfax Alejandro; Telefonc 500
Verde. santurce.
Dejo ia mitad de 81 valor en- hipots-
cas-. Advt.
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VIM. GUZMAN PARA MANAGER
DEL spots"

Con insistencia Sc dice entire los
miembros de la novena PUERTO
RICO" que, de aceptarsele la renun-
cia como manager al amigo Rogue,
quien desea dedicar todo su tempo
su negocio &c comisiones, y dedicar
alguno que otro dia a la pelota, el
candidate mas probable para la adj
ministracion del team es ell licenciado
VIM. Guzn1an. Otro probable candi-
dato es Ciqui, actual asst.-manager.
Como los "duenos" de la novena
PUERTO RICO SPORTS son sus
mismos players" Y no estan ex-
pensas del bolsillo de nadie, siendo
ellos mismos. sus ADMINISTRATORS
sus propios "sostenedores' ell asun-
to del manager en- NADIA ha de afec-
tar la persona sobre quien re0aiga
el nonbramiento. Venga pues el
manager Guzman al frente; no 5.
excuse por responsibilities
SUS SIMPATIZADORES
DesLa estas columnas este cron- sta,
en- su propio nombre, en- el de la
novena PUERTO RICO sPOR rs',
felicita efusivamente en- el Ano Nue.
vo a la prensa, sus innumerables
simpatizadores, a las novenas de San
Juan y la Isla, tanto de primcra CO.
mo de segunda, a IA fuerza de poll
cia, los duenos de ligas, = a todas
aquellas personas que directa indi-
rectamente hayan cooperado por le-
vantar Ell entusiasmo &c la pelota en-
la Isla.
iVENDRA Ell CAPTAIN
CARATINf?
De fuente autorizada Sc me infor-
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Notas de sport

ma que en- breve tendremos nueva-
mente residiendo entire nosotros al
querido paisano captain Pedro Mi
guel Caratini, ell mejor defensor del
"jardin corto" que ha dado Borin-
quen. Ell captain ha venido desen-
penanco un alto cargo de responsa-
bilidad en- nuestra hermana vecina
Republica Dominicana, pero desea
volver a Puerto Rico, donde tanto Sc
le aprecia. A1n no ha determinado
donde fijar su Residential, 81 en- Ponce
San Juan. Los poncenos 10 quie-
ren; los capitalenas tambien. "A dom
de ira parar?
DOS "JUEYES" ENTIRE LOS
"JINETES"
Ell popular pelotero Benito To-
rrents (Juey &c Ponce), al disolver-
Sc la novena "COLECTIVA', ha he
cho su ingreso temporal en- ell
SPORTS" actuara de utility play
er de los '.jinetes' de ahora en- ade-
lante. Magnifca adquisicion del
SPORTS; nuestra felicitaci6n al
amigo, Torrents.
NUEVE CEROS VS. NUEVE CEROS
El inter cambio de tarjetas entire
los equipos, PUERTO RICO
SPORTS" y "HUMACAO STARS
el pasado domingo, dia G.e Noche
Buena, Sc lego asi: 5 0 por los
"jinetes" en- ell juego de la maflana :;
0 5 por los "orientales" en- ell jue-
go de la tarde. Renidos estuvieron
los mencionados juegos entire dichas
novenas; jugaron pelota "verdaG''
para poder hacer identico score ell
uno al otro.
Ell "TUTTI-FRUTTT" Sc ANOTA
DOS vICTORIAS
Mientras en- Oriente jugaban los
SPORTS" con ell "HUMACAO". v
en- Ponce "Puerta &c TERRA con los
"leones', en- la Liga de la ocho ju-
gaban los "bostonianos" con los mu-
chachos del "humo', habiendo sido
derrotada la novena nativa en- ambos
juegos v sus scores fueron 9 6 v
Z 3. Ell pdblico escaso; los comen-
tarios. muchos.
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sPUERTA DE TERRA" Sc ANO
IA UNA VICTORIA CON
PONCE

Los ''porteros' estuvieron en- la
Perla del Sur para idiar con los fa-
mosos ''leones" y, aunque esperaban
haber sido vensidos, en- el estreno
de. su vistoso uniforme que compra-
ran al amigo Rogue, Sc anotan una
victoria con unQscore de 5 3 en- el
juego de la manana. En- el juego
de la tarde fueron derrotados con un
score de 13 a 2 a FAVOR del Ponce.
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"COLECTIVA". PAS
HISTORIA

HIS1OR1A
Como efecto de las victorias del
equipo 'simportado" sobre los mu-
chachos del ''humo" "-segun voxi po-
pull, i,-el formidable equipo "Colecti-
va" acaba de disolverse, dejandonos
huerfanos de una de las mejores no
venas con que contaba esta Capital
Aunque tenemos entendddo que ell Sr.
Santaella dentro de POGO habra de
reorganizar la novena Y eliminara
las ''remoras" que obstrufan la bue-
ma marcla del team, es de lamen-
tarse la disolucion. Para la reorga-
nizacion no era necesario la disolu-
cion; podfan haberse eliminado 'aque-
llos' que no eran "feles", Y quienes
los "fans" va conociamos.
OBTENGA UN BATTING CAGE"
PARA SU TEAM
En- la Liga de la Parada Sc ex-
hibe una "jaula de batear" marca
Wilson, la cual Sc regalara entire
los fans" de la Isla para G.edicar-
la a la novena de sus simpatias, cual-
guiera que fuese su favorita. En- to-
la iga debidamente constitufda no
debe faltar un batting cage, pues
con. el uso de ella Sc desarrollan me-
jores paleadores Sc evita tener que
utilizar un catcher. A solicitud JAG
dara fnformes en- Ell Box 1873, San
Juan, como puede UG. obtenerla
gratis.
BASKET EN- LA UNIVERSIDAD
~. P. R." VS. "UNION CLUB"
Los "bravos" universitarios vencen
al formidable Union Five" en- un
renido partido de basket ball Ell jue-
yes 81. La anotacion fue de 81 pun
tos %. Ell fighting spirit de los
''bravos' fue 10 que contribuyo a la
derrota de los 'unionados". Ell Ca
pitan Beitfa debe sentirse orgulloso
con su equipo; NADIA tienen que en-
vidiar estos a los teams hasta aquf
constitutes en- la Isla. Con tan mag
nificos jugadores como 10 son Carras-
quillo y Hernandez; Bates Y Audas
puede hacerse frente cnalquier
equipo.
GERRIsH, JR.