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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-08
MT. PLEASANT

uovara Scott and VI. c. Dutton were
callers IN SmithHcld Thursday evening
MIS-. ANN Hooper returned To spring
field Saturday. after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Sophia Hooper, .
William and Elizabeth l'noaes ~
Reech Bottom was visiting their aunt
Mrs. VIII Shannon. recently.
Miss Anna Hooper spent Friday even
ing Mt the home Of Mrs. John krlnKe.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Wells and son.
Scott. Mrs. Mary Foge and Norman
Reed Of Martins Ferry. were callers AT
tho home Of Henry Jeycr and VIII
Lawrence Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Nancy Barkhurst. Mr.. and Mrs'
Harry Barkhurst and family Of George
.ou.n were callers at the home or her
d,urhtcr and sister, Mrs. Henry JeEe''
Sunday. CLAW
M and Mrs. Finley Rhodes of salem
,nent A few days with her parents MI
and Mrs. David Buchanan.
Mrs Allen Thompson remains about
the same. e,.,,,
vii. snert A few days with her COUSIN
Mrs. Harry Scheehle.
Word received here OF the dea'n Oh
Miss Laura BunuS W
NJ md Mrs. Finley Rhodes spent
Monday with her sister Mrs' WIZ
Lawrence. .
A miscellaneous shower was gwen IN
honor Of Mrs. Chester Penny. nee MISE
Margaret Theakere. Tuesday evening Al
the homo Of her aunt Mrs. Jesse seo...
Mrs. Penny received some very pre'''
gifts ro.do
Mr., and Mrs. Chester Penny OF To'euo
the visiting relatives here
Mrs. william Sickle. who was ''si'-
ing nj the home Of Allen Thompson re-
turned homo Monday.
Mems Bible class held their picnic NJ
tho home OF VIII Lawrence Iuesoa!
evening. there were forty-four present
4 nice time WAS enjoyed by Nil present
Mrs. Lizzie Bowers was III
Wheeling Monday.
Mr. Decker and family moved from
ucnry Jc1crs 10 n farm near smi'h'
field. l.,
Mrs Lille Howell, ~ Gary, Ind. is
visiting relatives in this place.
Several persons from this place ano
,tc,,,,v are attending the West Virginia
s,otc fair at Wheeling his week.
Miss Clara Mitchell is visiting mel
vlstCr. Mrs. VIII Francis. In Martins
Ferry.
a daughter. August ~
Farmers arc busy having their thrash
,nr done in this vicinity.
JJcnrv and Herman Krinko were call
orc y, the home OF their parents. Mr
md Mrs. John krinko Thursday even
INK,
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NEW o r


New York, Sept. 7.-Buttcr-Flrm.
pccc,p.s. 1895. Creamery. higher than
extras. 4O@4Onc; creamery. extras c.?
SCORED, sohc: nrsts CSS to 81 s%coro),
al, 4SShc; packing stock, current
make No. .. &c.
Eggs-Ffrm. Receipts, 22.37S cases,
Fresh gathered extra nrsts, 3S@40c; do.
Orsts. 34g37o: refrigerator iIrsts, 2NN
SOC; New Jersey hcnnery whites extra
fancy candled selection. unquoted; do.
uncandled extras. 5SW62c: state and
nearby western henncry whites, hrsIs
70 extras. 4iQjSc; do. hcnnery browns.
extras. 4i04Sc; state and nearby gath
cred browns and mixed colors, iirsiH
10 extras. S5043c: Pacific coast whites,
nrsts 20 extra firS's. 43G52c.
Cheese-F!rm. Receipts, S,3lT. state
whole milk. flats. fresh specials. 22i2c:
do. average run. az gee.
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IS TAKEN
IN STOCK PRICES
PwAR D MOVEMENT Q X LIZ
w s PREVIOUS RE
ACTION.
indications Of Peace In Railroad D1f-
ficulties Prove Fruttful-ou
Losses Are Recovered.

New YORK. Sept. stock prices
moved upward in rapid fashion N TO-
days market. confirming the BELIEF
that yesterdays reaction was largely
q adjustment OF q week end technical
position. While the advances we're
spread over most OF the list. they We're
mora pronounced In 4 liSt OF caretully
selected stocks. several Of Which brok>
through 70 new high prices for tho
year.
Cvrrsrt news DEVELOPMENTS tndicat-
ing higher car loadinGs, Increased s0tt
zeal production and possibility OF sep
araJe peace agreements IN tho ra''rG'u
strike situation. all were favorable. hut
they appeared TO have l!tt,e direct in
rfuence or the market. Mexican oil
shares were rcacciono-y on announce
men: that the Standard OIL OF New Jer-
sey had abandoned development work
n tho Southern Mexican field. but they
recovered all or most OF their losses
before tho close.
Domestic OILS In Demand
Domestic oils were in fairly good de-
r,arc. gains OF \ point or more being
recorded BY Sinclair. Phillips Pet
-oleun. Houston and Standard OILS @"
California and New Jersey. CnuSua
activity I'm Cosdeu oil. which closed a;
n net gam or nedTAN y SS'"N' N
raried reports Of !ts possible aosorp-
lion hv some OF tho larger rail COM
pauies.
Norfolk & Western, which attained \
-ew high Svice on a net gain OF moro
than four r>nts. was the outstanding
railroad stocks. It's strength was at
.r!huted to the revival OF reports con-
corning a possible segregation OF its
coal properties. Reading. Nickel Plate.
Great Northern preferred and chicago
and Northwestern also improved SUB
stant'ally.
Motor accessory stocks moved up un-
der the stimulus OF a resumption OF
divrdeads by St romberg Carouretor.
Bosch Magnetic. climbing more than
Two points. Tire stocks. however. were
heavy. their weakness being attributed
70 the seasonal falling OFF IN demand
and prevailing low prices.
Fruit Crop Proves Boon.
Prospects Of unusually heavy rru!t
er5 vegetable canning this fall were
reflected Tn the strength OF American
Can and Continental exchange. OF which
established new records. Equipments
we-s strong In response TO reports
showing that August bookings Of Bald
win Locomotive exceeded the total for
the first six months ot the year. Bald
win closed at a net gain Of Ia with
even greater gains by American Lo-
connective and American Rcakeshoe.
Other special stocks IN which new
rrIces were attained. were Columbia
Gas Consolidated Gas. Pullman. Amer
can Metals. Earnets Leather. Amer'-
can Ice. American Wooden, lrterna'
r!onal Combustion Engine. Chicago
Pneumatic Tool and National enamel
tug. some az pains o. 5 10 / points
Total sales were approximately 300
600 shares.
Call money opened and held AZ 4
rer cent throughout the dar. Time
money and commercial paper rates
continued quite firm.
Foreign exchange rates were .ower
although most changes were nominal
Demand Bssri!ns bills declined X
cents whom offered IN large volume on
tpuen OF grain and cotton.
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PRODUCE MARKET
LOGAN AND BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
(By private wire to A. E. Masten & cS'

(By private wtre to A. e. Masten & CO
New York. Sept. "A general dis
Of strength was prevalent
throughout the general stock list in
the early dealings rejecting tho In
creased production OF bitumInous coal
and other news OF n constructive char
aCter.
Among some OF the early features
were conspicuous strength IN Bosche
and also Sinclair. The latter was ono
OF the early favored ones on reports
that one OF its subsidiaries in tho Tea
pot Dome laval reserve brought In q
crude flow. Among the specialties.
Cons. Gas. Pullman and American Ice
again resumed their hu!lish activities
and record high prices for the year
were established. y. & W. was tho
leader in the rail department establish
ing a new years high.
Earnings on Norfolk for this year
mr." estimated at from SIC TO $50 per
share.
The can stocks came into popularity
for dealings around noon and again
record high marks for the year wcro
established I'm both American Can and
Continental Can
Demand for these stocks was mostly
based on reports that these companies
are enjoying record earnings Mt pres
cnt and the prospect: for large fruit and
vegetable crops point towards n con-
t~inuance OF exceedingly good business.
Tobacco shares were bid up In late
afternoon. The popularity OF these is
sues were In n measure due TO their
Improved earning position. Cosden
followed closely by Houston was the
leader in tho oil group. OIL trade cir
clcs have been discussing the ~possibil-
lty Of Cosden being merged into Royal
Dutch and the talk suggests a share
for share basis. Though stocks were
offered moro freely toward the close
tho market as a whole closed fraction
ally under tho days highest prices,
With tho oils In better demand than
they have been for some time.
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CHICAGO BUTTER

Chicago. Sept. "a fairly active de-
n,and together with light stocks and
much confidence in the butter market
today. we're responsible for he firm
condition and half cent dvances on
the better scores. Demand conferred IN
ton scores but considerable activity
was also noted in butter scoring os
md under. It WAS rumored that this
ma well "a some Of tho high quality
installer butter IS expected for export
orders. Their market was also moder-
ately active and firm at the current
rrlccs. Short held butter continued 10
he n factor OF Importance as many
huvcrs found this class Of goods moro
desirable than fresh. both from the
stand poin, Of quality and price
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Sept. 7.-Assertions that ow-
10 drought and hcht tho Corn crop
this season would be $50. 600. 600 bushels
less than was harvested last year had
much 10 do to-day. with an all around
advance in the value Of grain. Wheat
closed nc to c net higher with h"r"m-
Der Sl.O24 TO sl.O?"S aud May <j.o7'H
to s1.OTS. Corn finished hc to &c up
and pats kc to 4 c to lc
In PROVISIONS tho outcome" was Nn-
changed 70 l26l5 cents higher.
Open High Low Close
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ST., MARYS

81. Marys, W. Va. Sept s.-Mr.
Arthur Kcls,er. OF this city, and Miss
Mabel Steere. OF Grape Island, were
quietly married NJ the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
steere Of Grape Island. on Saturday.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS

New York. Sept. l-totl0n goods
markets were steady today with trading
Of moderate volum" In small lots.
Yarns we're steady with orders scattered.
some Of tho wool goods lines were ad-
vanced moderately with strong price re
s!stance. light weight hurlaps were
slightly rrmcr. silks SOLD steadily.
Kn!; goods were bouch, m f!.l'nG In
lots.
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TOLEDO 0HAn.

Toledo. O.. Sept. Wheat, cash 3l.os;
September .l.Q9; December si.i!.
CIoverseed. prime cash $1,000: oeto-
Der ss.75: December s9.sO:March ts:sIh.
A,sike. prime cash 5000: October
80. IS; December 1886.
Timothy. prime cash OLD *2.Io; NO"
g. 90; October S2.so; December $z.So.
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New York. sept. Gal! money FIRM;
high (: low 4. ruling rate !; closing
ma !. offered at AZ; last loan .: can
loans against accepting" W me
,o"ag ~. mixed collateral. Go-?n days
4 I4n. Is months AtaT+N. Prime
commercial paper 4tNA'2.
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RAIL MORTGAGES
IN BIC DEMAND
PROVE STRENUOUS FOR
ADVANCE IN BOND
MARKET.
Norfolk & western Convertible S.
which CHM bed 4l4 Points FURNISH
Big Feature-ForeiSn Bones
FIRM.

Nav York. Sept. tn" demand Ter
railroad mortgages provided the st!mu-
ms FOR ,oday's rather general adNanced
bond market.
Norfolk & Western convertible 6s'
which cliucbd "a points in sympathy
with the sharp advance In that road
stocks. were the Individual feature.
Pennsylvania gold As. Iowa Central 4S.
Atlantic Coast Lin FIRST IS. st. Pau!
convertible SIS and Chicago 4 Eastern
Illinois So also made marked progress.
while Frisco prior lien As cstabiishca
n new high and the Income 6s duP'I-
Gated their previous top prices
Foreign Bonds Hold Up.
Foreign bonds held up well, d"Snlt"
the weakness OF European eNrhanHo
rates, scissors Gs gaining IL points.
Dutch Fast. indies 6s Of l947 also were
IN GOOD demand at better prices. Public
utility md Industrial liens wer" more
Irregular. Colorado Industrial IS and
Sinclair OIL IS were up q point or moro
a nd Cerrc Dc pasCo SIS touched n now
Nigh but Chile Copper G's. PETERBOROUGH
Rapid Transit IS and Brooklyn mon
Gas IS were r~eact!onary.
Liberty issues were generally higher.
Toeal sales (rar value were VII
lo3. 900.
A sl.T75.ooo Offering Of 10 year Tr2
per cont convertible gold bonds Of tn"
wlcRwire spencer steel corporation.
which were offered today n par and ac-
cruec interest. was oversuhScr!hcd.
Other offerings include a S.23o,lO
Issue OF 5 per cent Porto Rlcan bonds.
sold 10 Yield 4.2o per ccnt. and four
municipal issues. totalling sl6TS.ooo al
prices to yield 3.95 to 400 per cent.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Sept. :, 1922.
Furnished The IntellISencer by a. e.
Masten X Co. members Sew f'-E STOCK
Exchange. Second :ioor National Bank
OF W Va. BldG.
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LOCAL MARKET

Wheeling. w. Va. Sept. !. 1922.
Daily quotation list wheeling SOCK
Exchange Complied for The lntel!l-
gcnccr
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ON. MARKETS.

OIL CITY, Ia. Sept. 7-'red'' balances
81 nm Runs. Ti.R4S barrels: average.
81 SOS barrels. Shipments. SIii4 bar
rolls. average. 55.i22 barrels.
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n, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeling. W. Va. Sept. 7, 1922.
Furnished The In~telligencer ~ A. e.
Mas;ea & Co members New YORK STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF W. Va, Bldg.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. w. Va, Sept. :. 1872.
FURNISHED The IntelligenCer by A. f.
Masten & Co. members Kew YORK STOCK
EIohange. Scooud floor National BANK
% IN We pllr
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

wheeling. ". Va. Sept. I. 1877.
Furnished The IntelliGcncer by a. Z.
Na,ten & Co. members New YORK STOCK
exchange. Second floor Satlona! Bons
I, NJ va bldg
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling, w. Va. Sept. :. 1922.
FernIshcd The InteiliEencer by a. Il
& Co. members New ORR S,oon
H%obange. Sccopd floor National Bank
W. Va. Bldg. -
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The A-st case Of blood TRANSMISSION
on record was IN 1922. tn" patient
being d pope OF Rome.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Sept. s. '22.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. r.
MaS,en & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National BANK
~ w Va bldg
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. ". Va. Sept. :. 1922
WHEELING LIVE STOCK COM. co.
e TIL
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Eek. Dividends 90 cash 5Te stock.
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New York. Sept. tn" demand for
railroad mortgages provided the st!mu-
lus for ,oday's rather general advanced
bond market.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-23
.ASE-BALL

trial nsad = ~ e>iasies.s ~ rsimcra.
1Anasr ~ aeia - s'hiQaliaef y liza saro
hii. fIaik - ain.ia an Ill caanio IA
una i'lnnrlia , caassEue nsgar a tas.
mcra anics enc la slraaAs .1icne san
al hate. o. l,aieailur o. esnswwrncla r,or
Asarite. IIahia gran rxEazacisn ea.irc
81 cscase pdlaico. san liEa nn two
isarger cnando la una srcsncnla linea
por left field. Jallase y Thompson,
consiguen anc;ar. mientras Frank se
qucda en tercera. camardn da una
planclla de csas que q sicmpre sal,e
dar Y Frank anosa. Aquf Sc acahan
las anotaciones de este episodio. Al
terminar el inning San recibe una gran
ovacion Y recibe alrededor de seis pc.
sos de manos del piiblico.
En- cl octave episodio sigue In ago
MIA del Puerta de TERRA. Humacao
sc anota tres carreras a palO limpiO.
En- este episodio Jallase consigue lle-
var Ia bola a la cerca Y recibe una
ovaci6n.
FL noveno episodio fue otSp cero pa
ra el Puerta de TERRA, el Humacao
Sc anota una victoria, seis carreras a
dos.
Merecen especial menci0n el hit de
San en- un momento apretadO, ell buen
batting de Jallase, quien logr6 tres
hits, el pitching de Moncho, que estu-
70 effective en- ell caj6n, Y el buen cat
ching de Santana. De ellos Sc distin-
guieron Telesforo, que aguant0 la ba-
terra en- los seis primeros innings, Don
Pepito, que capitane6 muy bien, Y Co.'S
toso en- ell catcher.
Debemos decir del Puerta de TERRA
es un buen team de segunda, que pue-
de conquistar muchos laureles en- sl
categorfa, pero no Sc debe meter con
los teams de primera clase, pues STEM
pre- redibira tras palizas.
Dejamos para luego la resena del
juego de la tarde, que termin6 con un
score de seis una favor-del Huma-
COP, con San de pitcher.
Score del juego de la mailana:
Pta. de TERRA 70 90 OIL O %
Humaeao Stars 0 0 90 o 33 x-6
BOB MEUSEL.
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nCNAcAo tE rRoFaNA nos "a,
i1RAs AZ. rrERrA nE TERRA
SAN. a.. nERoE nEL DiA.--
IN 81. NovT.No EplsoDl0 nla
grnco llE "a TARDE. PUERrA
DE TERRA LIBRA Los NcEvE
cER0s QrE san LES rENIA PRE-
pARAnoS.
Para q domingo II IA Liga de IIu'
hacao nos tenia presDarados dos deSa'
flOs entire las norenas pnerta De Tie.
IRA y Humacao Stars. Quizas pOrqnc
el fnerta de TERRA lo IS an team ,lC
primera llnea. no asisti6 mucha con.
curreRcia a los jnegos.
Fl jnegO de Ia makana empeE6 con
las siguientes baterfas: Por Puerta dc
TERRA. Telesforo CostOsO. Por Hd.
macao. MOncho Y Jallase.
En- el primer inning Nuts da una
plancha y entra a primera en- error dc
MOncho. AnselmO Sc sacrifica. Mu.
It's VA a tercera en- error de Cartagena
" hace carrera en- un hit de MILAN.
Humacao no anota NADIA Y nos encon.
tramos con que Puerta de TERRA va
encima pOr una carrera. En- el segun.
do episodio entra Santana de catcher
por primera vez en- un mes, que no
pudo jugar por estar enfermo.
Una sorpresa nos causa el Puerta de
TERRA al propinarnOs seis ceros, sin
que nuestro team de sefiales de vida.
En- el sexto episodio ell Puerta de Tie.
IRA Sc anota su segunda carrera, mien-
tras que Humacao recibe su sexto cero
Va el p1blico esperaba una lechada pa
ra los CRISES, Y habfa raz0n para pen
sar asf, pues ell Puerta de TERRA es-
taba jugando magnffica pelota, y el
HumacaO no ipventaba NADIA.
En- ell septimo encuentro Moncho
consigue propinar un cero, mientras
que Humacao venfa dispuesto no Sc
guir "aiiofando al cliente'', aunque 70
crefa que 10 que pasaba era que ell Hu.
macao no podfa palearle a Telesforo,
y ademas no podfan sus jugadores ro-
bar una base dar una plancha en-
los momentos oportunos. Viene Thomp-
son al bate y da una lfnea por cen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-23

| do yencedora Il. segunda, en- un aseort
Gle siete cinco
La noyena pasada present6 SUI equi
pO complete, que 10 componen nIlevt
j6yenes de gran poryenir 9mla pelota
mientras que los del Caribbean, por
,eStGr faltos de su catcher, 'tuyieron
que hacer cuatro cambios en- su cua
dro, siendd este sin duda ID que influ-
70 poderosamente para Que no pudie
rs sanotarse otra victpriao a las mu
chas conquistadas. III
Los asegurados palearoh' muy bien
pero -fue tan formidablet9fa defensi-
va de los. enemigos que halyfas que dsr-
lie muy duro a la pelota9 para poder
pisar la inicial ser muynbuenos CO.
rredores para sdelantar.
Manolfn~Rivera hizo un catcher ad-
mlrable, y Juan Diez dc 9Andino una
primera tan efctiva como EN- sus me-
jores tielnpos, cuando era estrella en-
el Pope, en- el santurce II y en- el
Remington
La novedsd de la tarde fue el palo
de Fabregas, que luchando con la
brisa cruz6 por encima de los fielders,
dando tiempo para llegar La terce-
ra entire los aplausos de los simpati.
'zadores, que lie tiraban los sombreros.
Ambas noyenas han concertado, un
nuevo juego para ell domingo pr6xi-
mo ell que promote ser muy renido,
pues ambas novenas tienen gran in
teres en- salir victoriosas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-23
CENTRAL HIGH DERROTA A
BAYAMON HIGH.

Ell yiernes, dfa 10 de los corrientes,
nos visitaron los muchachos de la es-
cuela superior de Bayam6n, para ce-
lebrar el. quinto desaffo del campeo-
nato con la Central High de esta.
Ellos, enterandose del batting rally
de las huestes de Siquf, Sc reforzaron
10 mejor possible para yer 81 podfan
contra-arrestrar Ell terrible avance de
los de la losa; mas fueron derrotados
a Lena. Un gran ndmero de alumnos
de ambas escuelas otros amantes del
juego naeional asistieron al especta-
iculo, nuestro temible slugger Cayayo,
lig6 su segundo tribeys. Sotito defen-
di6 la inicial excelentemente; igual
hizo Chato Y Costoso en- la antesala
y hogar respectivamente,; nuestro jar
dinero Monchile Sc luci6 barriendo
cuantas 'arrastradas' intentaban pasar
por esos dOminios. Los vecinos lucha-
ron tenazmente, pero la 'briIlG emplea-
da por los muchachos de Siquf, es te-
rrible. :.
| Ell pr6ximo viernes dfa % de los
(corrientes, nos visitan los muchachos
de Pepfn Barreiro: Lares High; este
sera quizas ell juego mas rehido de la
temporada. pues sabemos que aquellos
son duros, Y como Sc han atrevido a
ofrecernos un collar, va prepararemos
la 'majagua'' luchar...
Julio A.. FRANCIS.
G. II. s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-23

sus hazanas de cuando formaba par
te del INTERBORO, fu6 el lanzEdor
del juego, V 10 hizo con tanta efecti-
vidad V suerte que solo consipti0 al
.guno que otro palo para poner en- mo
yimiento ell campo, resultando al ter
minar Ia novena jornada, que Sani-
dad fue obsequiado con un rosario dc
hueye noches, mientras que ell Meso+
nora anoto en- cuatro de los ocho
innings que paleara, hacienda duran
te ell juego Ia friolera de II carreras
De ambas parties hici6ronse muy bue-
mas jugadas, pudiendose menciQnar Co
mo muy sobersalientes un hit que de-
gollara Macmahon, pues de haber pc
sado, los Sanitarios no tendrfan enci
ma el bald0n de los nueve ceros. Al
palo Macmshon, Crosas, Quinones y
Lecaroz estuvieron muy efectiyos, 10
mismo que Ball, que eada vez que es-
tuvO al bate arremeti0 con una hnea
muy parecida 8 las de Guzmdn ' Ca
cho.
Ell Mescnora va mejorando notable
mente y no hay que dudar de que
pueda cualquier dfa veneer los que
hasts. ahora lie han dado siempre muy
duro: Ell TEAM CARIBBEAN.
Baterfas: Crosas y Lecaroz, r. Ba-
rreras y r. Mascara.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-23

La noyena MESONORA contendi6
en- la hga del hip0dromo con los ''Sa-
nitarios", en- Ia, tarde del sabado tilti-
mo, obteniendo Ell pripere uSa reso-
nante victoria. Crosas, recordando
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-23

En- Ia mafisna del pasado domingo
celebr6se un interesante ' rehido de-
saffo de base ball entire las novenas
Caribbean" "Day Elder. resultan-