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PUENTE DE GUAYANILLA

Guayanilla ha tenido ell honor de re-
cibir como huespedes, aunque por al
gunas horas solamente, al Hon. John
A. Wilson, Comisionado del Interior; al
superintendent de obras publicas, Sr.
Marquee; al ingeniero de conservation,
Sr. Vivoni; al inspector jefe de cons
trucciones, Sr. ortega.
Comision tan distinguida venia con
el prop6sito de recibir ell puente que
Sc estaba construyendo sobre ell rio
Guayanilla, bajo la direction del inspec
tor de puentes Sr. Astor.
Y era natural que la Comisi6n Sc re-
eibiera con todos los honores que ella
merecia, y Sc organize un banquete en-
su obsequio, Sc dispuso que bellas y
encantadoras sefioritas atendiesen a los
comensales Y alegaran ell scto con su
gracia femenina y juvenil. Elias, las
damas hicieron mas de 10 que les estaba
encomendado; Sc constituyen, por ini-
ciativa propia, en- Comision, Sc acercan
al Sr. Wilson sus acompafantes.
piden ciertas mejoras en- la obra del
puente.
Con una cortesia exquisite, ell Sr. Will
son. lamando a las damas perfumado
ramillete, accede 10 pedido, concede
algo mas.
La Comisi6n Official, .cortes amable,
merecia mas de 10 que lie hemos dado,
merecia 10 que nos habiamos propuesto
hacer: una fiesta popular en- su honor.
Causas contrarias a nuestra voIuntad
no nos dejaron realizar nuestros deseos.
De todos modos. puedo asegurar que
Ell pueblo de Guayanilla Sc da cuenta de
tud con Ell Gobierno Insular, principal.
mente con el Departamento del Inte-
rior.
Ell anterior Comisionado de este De-
partamento, Sr. Esteves, stendiendo a
peticiones varias, dispuso la construc-
ci6n de un puente sobre ell rio Guaya-
nilla, ordenando que fuese pagado su
costo de la partida. destinada a la con
servacion de carreteras
Ell puente debia ser estrecho para dar
paso a un solo vehiculo.
Una comision formada por ell DR.. Co.
hian y por ell subscribiente, solicit6 del
Sr. Esteves ell ensanche del puente, y
solo obtuvo la concession de que Ell De-
partamento pagaria una tercera parte
del ensanche 81 ell municipio estaba dis
puesto ragar las dos terceras resta1
tes.
Las dos terceras parties del ensanche
Sc calculaban on cuatro mil d6lares.
Ell municipio carecia de recursos.
nc lie quedaba mas remedio que confor-
marse con un puente estrecho, puente
que por estar dentro de Ia poblacion
uniendo dos Gales anchas, iba resul
tar antiestetico
Tan pronto tomo possession de su cargo
el actual Comisionado del Interior, Hon.
John A. Wilson, otra Comision de Qua
vanilla, constituida por don Benigno
Rodriguez, don Joaquin Domingo Yor-
dan v tambi6n por Ell que firma, fue
San Juan solicitar de nuevo ell ensan
(Continua en-. la pag. 81
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ce.6-17


ENTIRE GUAINABo Y LA 15.--se
desea una casa, en- arriendo, que
tenga garage, aunque no sea la re
ferida casa de muchas habitaciones.
Informara 'H. v. Grosch Co. ."-P.
TNTIMA: mejor para irrigacio-
nes Y lavados. Gran presentation
Y exquisite perfume Muestras y pros
pectos a. su Representative Jose G. Pc
york. Box 1852, San Juan.-P.:
XYIUDA DE MUsA.-531 West
150th St.-ofrece su casa priva-
da, completamente moderna dos pa
SOS de Broadway, Riverside Iglesia
espafio1a, a familias que vengan Nue.
va York deseen vivir bien. Interpre
tes toda clase de comodidades. Pre-
clos m6dicos. Avise por correo y Sc re-
cibira en- ell muelle.-7-28.
DARA que Ia tos no le moleste, y
pueda dormir tranquilo, tome
HYoTOLE", Ell cual usted puede con-
seguir en- cualquier Farmacia-6-24.
CE VENDE:-Todos los muebles, in
- cluyendo un piano, en- la casa
niimero uno1 calle Yardley Place, es-
quina calle McCleary, santurce. Todo
practicamente nuevo y en- magnifcas
condolences. Para mas informes lame
al tclefono san Juan 531 visite Ia
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cE vENDE en- La ciudad condal''

una Registradora grande de Gin
CO gavetas, trabaia con electricidad y
manigueta tambien Sc vende una ma
quina escribir Smith Premier. San Jo-
sc 5. San Juan, P. R.-8-29.
XTENDo GUAGUA, motor Cadillac
acabada de reparar, cuatro go
mas nuevas, esta trabajando con fran
quicia San Juan al Parque. Buen nego-
clio, telefono 98S, santurce.- .-G.
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T.Alll.lOI.llUj.lIIOGI:RI,.AlFIA-, ,l.' y.

da su tempo. Aprenda taquigrafia en-
POGO tempo por POGO dinero. Solicitea
Vicente sANABRIA, catafio. -G.
CE ALQUILAN, varias habitaciones
nes con vista a la calle propias
para oficinas vivienda, con sin niue
bIes, San Francisco 46, San Juan, P.
Rico.-6-19.
DUP1Los.- Sc admiten pupilOs para
ell pr6ximo verano, a precios ra-
zonables, en- la casa de doiia Angelina
Bonilla, calle Roble numero 80, Rio
Piedras.-
DREsTAMoS en- grande escala, ven
= ia de bonos Municipales y cre-
ditos de todas classes, pueden ser ges-
tionados en- New York, bajo condolences
m6dicas. Informara Rafael S. Baella,
Box us, San Juan, P. R.-7-12.
CE vENDE una finca situada en- Sa
bana-Llana Kms de Rio Pie
dras y orillas de la carretera. Consta
de tres cuerdas y media de terreno fin
cadas de malojillo v arboles frutales.
Para informes dirijase a Fidel Are
mas clio Fabrica de Panuelos, Box 50;
Rio 'Piedras, P. R.-6-26.
A LNIoRRANAs. .-Internas Q ex-
g Aternas. Grietas y Curaci6n radical
con la Pomada .Inglesa Anema- Smith.
Solicitela en- las farnacias de primer
orden. Jose G. Peyork, Box 162, San
Juan,-P.
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UN HoMBRE AsEs1NADo

En- ell barrio s'Minillas'', de san
German, venancio Nazario di6 muerte
de un tiro de revolver Genaro Ma
carlo. Ell matador fue arrestadQ,
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RAFAEL cABALLERo

Acepto agencias, presto toda clase
Puerto Rico y de los EE. UU.
de garantia.
Box 415. BAYAMON, Puerto Rico
Advt.-
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cE vENDE barato una casa gran

CE VENDE barato una casa gran
de (altos y bajos) con nueve ha-
bitaciones, balloon grande, luz electri-
ca con todas las conveniencias moder-
mas. Excelente sitio cerca de la Uni
versidad, del trolley v carretera. Pro-
pia para vivienda casa de huespedes.
Precio cinco mil d6lares de contado.
Renta $100 mensuales. Buena oportu-
nidad para adquirir "a por ciento en-
sus ahorros o para hacer su vivienda
en- Rio Piedras, mientras sus nifios asis
tan la Universidad. 6 University Ave.
Parada 40, Rio Piedras, P. R,-6-21.
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FELIcITAcIoN A Gel MUNDo"
Reportero EscoLAR.

sr. Director de Ell MUNDC,
San Juan, P. R.
Seiior:,
A nombre de la ''Liga Agricola !"
nos completeness en- felicitarle por ha
Der dado cabida en- el diario que tan
dignamen.e dirige al suelto relative al
compromise de la preAsa con ell departa-
mento de Agriculture Trabaio para
publican los pianos del referiGo Depac
tsmento, los cuales no han podido po-
rerse en- practics debido a la situacion
economics por que atraviesa los agri-
cultores, muy grave, por cierto, asi
como por los diferentes canlbios en- II
Jefatura del departamento dc -Agricu.-
tura. v Trabajo.
Instalado Ell .'Banco Federal de Pres
tamos Agricolas 10 Que signihca Ia
independence economical de los agri-
cultores, las "Ligas Agrico:as" podran
revivir, Y asimisno las ssociacio-
res de cosecheros. las cooperativas v
otra clase de asoeiaciones, Y entonces, y
solo entonces, la situaci6a de los agr;
cultores sera como estos la desean " las
"Ligas Agricolas' podran pagar un
buen sueldo una persona inteHgente.
Y seria para que desempene el cargo de
secresario.
Esto mismo sucedera ell dia on que en-
los departamentos y demas cficinas del
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MRS. LUCILA G.. RIERA Casa para
Familias. HabitaCiones c6modas ven
tIlSdas. Cocina f'uertorriquefa. 1919
Seventh Ave. (Esq. Gale 116;. New
York 6-17
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coMITE DE vETERANos

C0MITE DE VETERANoS
.G 8LTI$ uo0 sopephAR IL5
Atendidos en- la ofcina, $3.50
Cartas escritas a los Estados Unidos y
a la isla. 1871
Este informe incluye solamentc los
meses desde enero 1922 hasta mayo
1922.
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sERv1c1o DEL HoGAR
ANo 1922


i
COMITE DE AYUDA:
Casos bajo tratamiento, 376
Casos r9comendados por otras or
ganizaciones, ID
No. de visitas hechas, $50
Asistencia prestada en- relaci6n
con problema lie familia, 10
Ayuda inanciera, 23
Personas a quienes Sc les ha faci-
litadc ropa, Sc
Personas socorridas con comesti-
bles v leche, 2s3
INFoRME DE FINANzAs:'
Vale para comestibles s55o.6T
Leche, 7so.es
AlQuiler de habitaciones, 42.0O
Pr6stamos, $500
MiscelAneas. $500
Fianzas para habitaciones, 200
Total, $141795
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sERvIcIo DE ENFERMERAs:
San Juan, Puerta de TERRA, Barrio
Obrero y La Perla, Manati, Bayamon
v Ponce
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office of the Erecutive Secretary
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Obrero y La Perla, Manati, Bayamon
y Ponce
Conferencias para infantes So
Asistencia. . 3o17
Ingresados en- ell Hospital, 25
Examen medico, !. 1859
Recetas expedidas. 1870
Examen en- el Laboratorio, 33
Examen de Ia vista por Ell espe-
cialista, II.
Nifios dc cscuela reconocidos por
m6dicoa durante la consulta, 1875
OperacioEes de la garganta, 30
Por varla3 Intermediates. 10
Consultas para las nadres, "a
Asistencia, 344
Examinadss por ell doctor 230
Enfermeras empleadas Il proban-
,da) 9
Visitas domicilio, 9571
No. de pacientes, $500
No. de familias, 1882
Wisitas al Hogar Infantil, 10
BARRANoUITAs:
Este servicio cs suprimido por diver
SOS motives
visitas hechas escuelas rurales, Q
Nffios examinados, SO
Tratamiento dado en- la ofcina de
la enfermera, 116
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS
a1oB1Tos DE COMA: vsn.As Al por

aLOBITOs DE COMA: vsntas Al pOr
mayOr. desde 60 cts. grussA IN adelan-
.. eurttde rsnevads soranaiments.
sarvimos psdidos pOr corrso G. o. p.
1 q. y. A. Allen 80. San JuAa r
On BANoO De AHORRO.-0nah hoja
% Ia Navaja Auto strop le' dura de
cuatro q seis meses, us&ndola diaria-
nents. Es un positive ahOrro.- Tiene
"a asentadox sutomAtico QUO 10 pro.
sorciona I'm flo nuevo cads yez quo
% afeits. Pida que 80 la ensenen. Ella
% convencera. En- todaa la& casas dc
sSr Juan Vale sI:O0.- Dep6sito
Allen 81. r
a AzUCARERo cOmpetente.- ofrez-
CO mis- servicios como Azucarero
para las Centrales de Santo Domin
go, Venezuela Y Colombia Poseo
buenas Observation-Disclosures Julio
Rivera Roman, Box 1890, Arecibo,
Puerto Rico. 6-27
A RGUMENToS PARA CINE!:-
IN Nuevas ideas en- gran demanda!
Las ideas de I'd. pueden valer mucho.
Por que no aprende escribir argument
tos para ell Cine? Nos6tros le ense1are-
mos. Pidanos informes.
Instructor Fotodramatico.
P. o. Box 40, sta. I.
New York City 6-24
Sc ALQUILA un hermoso almacen acaI-
bado de fabricar en- ell mejor sitio del
Malec6n, es TODD de concrete. coa puer-
sse = ventanas de hierro, mids 700 me-
tros cuadrados. Sc arriendS toio o en-
parties. Informar&: GONZALES PA
DIN. Company. Inc. p.
soMBRERoS DE PAJILLA.-- Hemos
rebajado nuestros precios. Procure ente.
carse antes de comprar a otra casa.
C. Perez Alvarez, S. en- c., San Juan,
Puerto Rico. T,
COMERcTANTEs DETALLI9TAs.-
Homos recibido una grandisima canti-
DAD de calzado que nquidamos cast
precios de costo. G. Perez Alvarez. s. en-
G., San Juan. P.
I'm todas las Farmacias puede con-
- seguir "HYoToLE" y con @l
puede combatir con exito cualquier cla
Sc de tos que usted tenga. C6mprelo Ell
las Farmacias.-6-24.
I'm MIRANAR:- de concrete
a punto de terminarse, Sc alqui-
la. Consta de terraza, sala, comedor, 5
dortnitorios, doble servicio sanitario,
closets, despensa, garaje v sotano.
Informes telefono s25, San Juan
CAFETERIA -sn e1r1 s0n,- na.
baStante grande con dos dep0Sitos
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xIENTA DE FLORES NATURA.

LES en- la Gale ''Hoare". stop
IA. Santurce.-Llame al telefono 67S
azul, Santurce seran servidos inmedia
tamente-P.
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CAFETERIA A7sE s1r. SOIL s.s

bastante grande con dos dep6sitos,
propia para restaurant. Para informes
dirijase al Cafe CENTRAL, telefono
13, oatafo, P. R.-G.
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sr. Director de Ell MUNDp,
San Juan, P. R.
Senior:
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I'm MIRAMAR:-Cas de concrete
punto de terninarse, Sc alqui-
Ia. Consta de terraza, sala, comedor, 5
dortnitorios, doble servicio sanitario,
closets, despensa, garaje v sotano.
Informes telefono S25, San Juan
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DE FoNoeRAFos

de cualuuier marca- Constante
eyistencia dc accessories piezas. Ser
vicio rapido Y efciente. Precios mo-
dicos, Allen 80, frente al Teatro Mu-
nicipal, San Juan, P. R.-P.
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KING SHINE IN
CHAMPS VICTORY.
Star With Brace on Knee Turns
Tide Against Columbus.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
FRANKLIN, Ind. Dec. i6.--FranR.
lin High showed the stuff that real
basketball five is mado Of here Friday
night. when the team came from be-
hind in the last half In a thrilling
squirt and won from Columbus, as to
35. The first half ended with the
count % TO 10 against the locals.
King was the hero of the contest.
The big back guard went into the
game when things looked dark for
Franklin, and with a brace on his
twisted knee, fought off the Columbus
attack and took tho ball down the
floor for passes to the diminuitive for
wards. who snaSged point after point.
King was the added flash that the
winners needed to overcome the SEN
sational work Of Ziegler and French
of Columbus The big boy fought like
a tiger every minute he was in the
fray. Little McQuiston dashed down
the floor for baskets when they count.
ed most, and tossed in six from the
field. Wiley got five field goals. HUFF
fer. French and Ziegler for Columbus
counted four field goals each. Tween
ty-fve hundred spectators witnessed
the hard-fought battle.
Vedder Gard refereed the game.
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Shcrtridge Unable to Locate
Net in First of City Series.

Tomlinson Hall baskets seemed a
mile high and about as big around as a
dollar to the net players of Manual
and Shortridge Friday night and it
was mighty hard to put the ball
through the hoop. The South Side
team finally won out by pulling away
in the second half The score was %
to II. 1t was the first of city public
high school series.
Shortridge made only three field
goals in the entire contest. Howard
led in the Red and White victory with
three from the field and eight from
the foul line. Coach Jones' players
We're slow In getting started, but fin
ished strong in the last period when
they found their basket eyes.
The North Side aggregation might
have made the score closer if they
had connected from the fifteen-foot
line. Hart, who has been fairly accu-
rate on free throws. could not hit them
and Harrington was no better.
Both teams showed they were not
yet ready for the seasons grind. 1t
is too early for either to have found
its stride. From appearances Friday
night Manual seems to have the better
prospects in potential strength.
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COLLEGE F|VES
ENTER SEASON
IN FULL SWING
Purdue Only Team That Has
Not Yet Played a
Game.

Basketball in this State Is finally
getting under way to a good start,
and fans need no longer wonder about
claims and suggestions, with scores to
look at Nearly all Of the fives have
been In action, with the exception of
Purdue
Tonight's schedule includes two 10
cal contests. Hanover opens tho sea
son with the EN- Roes at the Indian
apolis Y NJ c. A. at S15 p. m and
Central Eormalrmeets Indiana Central
College at the University Heights gym
nasum. Hanover IS thought to he
strong this season, as only one rcgu-
lar was lost from last years team,
which gave a very good account Of IL
self in 1922 In the other Indian
apoIis game Central Normal of Dan
Vile. fresh from its victory over Rose
Poly. should DO hard for the Indiana
Central five to stop.
Butler meets Marquette tonight on
It's northern trip. Earlham looked
fairly strong in its Dental victory and
may give De PAW more of 4 tussle
IMAM IIe helnOtlSLS are iOOhluS AO4
In the game at Greencastle.
In Friday nights tits Butler re-
peated it's victory Of last year by
winning from wisconsin. a member Of
the Big Ten. The contest developed
into a defensive battle and the
Badgers we're able to count only 10
points against Buffers 90. Hooker
got three from the field and Nipper
two. Griggs totaled six from the foul
line and from the floor.
Indiana University doubled the
score on Franklin which was not
allowed to use it's freshmen stars. The
score was 38 to IS. Records PLAYED
we'll for the Baptists. Bahr. Coffey,
end Sanford ran up the score for L, U.
The Dentals. who see INTO be trying
TO see how many games they can
play, were at Earlham Friday and lost
80 to 20. Reeves as usual starred
for the Tooth Pullers. ably assisted
by Dea Kyne. The Quakers looked
strong in their victory Their l9-point
margin over Ross Smiths outfit is
the highest run.hp by a State team
and the Dents have played most of
them.
Central Normal showing a burst Of
speed. took Rose Poly. into camp. 20
to ii.
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PLAYERS ELECT
BURNS To LEAD
NE " ASSOCIATION
Baseball Union HonOrS 'PiouS
George With Presidency
/of Organization.
By HENRY FARRELL
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK. Dec. l6.-George
Burns, known in New York once as
"Pious George" and still known that
way in Cincinnati viii be president Of
the new National Baseball Players
Association.
Reports from the outside precincts
are not In, but Burns appears to be
the winner over frankie Frisch, the
fiashy young second baseman of the
Giants.
Jake Daubert, the veteran first base
man Of the Cincinnati Reds. seems TO
be in line for the vice presidency.
Fred Williams, Bill Doak and Jack
Lavan were on the ballot Tor recording
secretary and Williams probably wall
be named.
Bill Southworth. Dave Bancroft, and
Jimmy Johnston we're candidates for
financial secretary and Bancroft, the
captains of the champion Giants. ap-
pears to be the likely winner.
Representatives from the various
clubs on the executive board viii be;
Eddie Roush. Cincinnati: Heinie Groh,
New York; Zach Wheat, Brooklyn;
Bill Doak, St Louis; Lee Meadows,
Philadelphia, and Hank Gowdy. Bos-
ton.
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Brooklyn Vet on Market
BIZ NFA Sercice

DR " RI HtfttfC
BROOKLYN. Dec. 16.-The mag
nate and the manager look for
youth. only in rare cases is the
athlete. star that he may have
been, regarded Us an asset when he
approaches the Jagged edge Of the
35-year mark.
Zachary Davis Wheat is about 70
pass out from the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers. Wheat. in his pamy days,
was without a superior, all parts
of the game considered.
In 1913 he was the leading batter
with an average Of 1886 and in other
years he always was pressing the
leader and included In the list of
800 fence-busters.
Wheat viii be 35 years Of age
next May %. The Brooklyn Dodg-
ers are lettering OF old age IN tho
opinion Of Owner Ebbets and Man
ager Robinson. therefore youth
must be served and Wheat IS to
move along TO make room for the
active youngsters.
Ebbets has announced that he is
IN a receptive mood where Wheat Is
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been on the ragged edge several
times.
Umpires like Rush because he
starts every ball game anew. He
never carries over a grievance. If
an umpire chases Ownie for kick
ing too strenuously, it never stirs
up any hatred in his system for
the arbitrator The next day he
is the first 10 greet the umpire
in a friendly manner. Every game
is a new one with Bush.
I doubt IL any player ever made
a more sensational major league
debut than Bush. 1t was back in
1908. The Detroit club was wag
ing a bitter fight for the American
League pennant. Charley O'Leary,
the veteran shortstop, was ailing.
The late Herman Schaefer, then
playing second for Detroit, was
beginning TO slow up.
The Tigers needed a shortstop
who could step right in and de-
liver the goods. Bush was play
ing a brilliant game at that posi-
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ton for the Indianapolis club OF
the American Association. A deal
was made that secured his im1
mediate services for the flag end
of the season. Bush's work at
short made possible the winning
of the pennant by Detroit that
year.
Bush at that time was probably
twenty-five pounds lighter than
he is today and lightning fast. His
debut was made to order. He
pulled at least a half dozen SEN
sational plays. Three Of hig stops
he made on the second base side
of the diamond.
/ will never forget how Schae-
fer. standing flatfooted, looked on
in admiration, shaking his head
as much as If to say:
THAT bird isn't human"
While Bush is a fighter, he can
see the humor in most any stu
alton. And Bush, by the way,
next to baseball, likes fighting bet
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QUINTET RESULTS
College

College
Butler, 20 Wisconsin. IS.
Earlham, 80; Indiana Dentals, 20.
Indiana, Sc: Franklin. rs.
Central Normal, 20; Rose Poly. 4
High School
Manual. 20 Shortridge. II.
Spiceland. 43; Newcastle. a.
GreenCastle. %: Cl0verdale. IS.
Cloverdale (seconds). IL Putnamville, 10
Southport, 30; Seymour, %.
Shelbyyille 81: Greensburg, "a.
Broad Ripple, IS; valley Mills. 25.
Broad Ripple (secondsl. Is; Lawrence, Is.
Ben Davis 81; Cumberland / 5.
Franklin, 10; Columbus 80.
Stanton, 10; Fillmore, Il.
New Winchester. Is; Fillmore Seconds. IA.
Fountain, 20: Liberty, Is.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-16

Some Of the Hoosier A G. boys
have attracted a large following by
their willingness to mix matters. The
wind-up bout between George Benson
of this city and Charles Terazan IS
booked as the feature Of the evening
They are weIterweights and each has
an excellent record.
Ray Hahn, the local lightweight
fash, also will appear in feature
bout when he tangles with Joe Bell.
The program follows:
Bantamweight Class-Russeu Elliott
Columbus 4. c. vs.. George Hermann,
Featherweight Class-Charles Murphy
Columbus A C.. vs. Charles NJ. Alte
lightweight Cass-Joe Bel. Columbus
a. C...vs. Ray Hahn. HOosier A. c.
Light Heavy weight Class Edward
Pruett. Columbus \. C.. vs.. George Mul-
holland Hoosier A. c.
Welterweight Class-William Edgingtou-
Columbus A. c.. rs. Wilfred Parker, Hoosier
Middleweight Class-wnne Ramsay. Co
lumbus A c. Va. Roy Wallace. Hoosier &. c.
Heavyweight Class-Carl Often, Colum-
bus A. c. vs.. Warde Fowler. Hoosier A. c.
Welterweight Class-Charles Terazan. Co
lumbus A. G., vs.. George Benson, HoosieF
Referee-George Divers.
Judges-Neal Wynne, r. H. Dixon.