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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
With a Grain of Salt

DILL JOHNSToNss announce
- ment that he will not play In
Eastern tennis tournaments this
year must be taken with a grain
Of the ". X. salt The Californian
has two legs on tho famous ma
tionai tennis bowl and 50 has Bill
Tilden. The thlrdtime winner Will
have permanent possession Of II
and both Bills viii make a strong
~ for IT.
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Highland Park Will Put
Good Club in Star Race

HIGHLAND PARK viii enter an.
III other strong team In The Star
Junior Baseball league this year.
last season the Highianderr reached
the finals In the Class Il star loop.
Charley Hardin. one Of the best
pitchers in the league In 1891. will
be back again and he will be helped
out on the mound work by John
ffnn~y. a newcomer.
cecii kirkey win take care Of
first hase again. Ray Morse will be
At second and whltford Woods will
take care Of third.
Either Arthur Frye or Arthur
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They want lots Of long hits. says
Hunky. and n 20 game Ia consid
erred a poor exhibition In that metrop
oils.
Averages play big part In ba--.
ball. and small park Is drtrimen,
TO tho league. Running Is one OF
the best features Of baseball. but the
diamond fans can't expec, big scores
all of the time. III those Salt fskers
want big scores. they ought TO import
couple OF bowling teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
FRED FULTON
TO MEET TATE

Denver promoters are trying to
line up bout for March II with
Fred Fulton, Minnesota heavy.
weight. and Bin Tate. recently
crowned champion OF the negro
race. az principals. Tate Is reported
as having signed for the 40. and
the signature OF the Minnesota plas-
terer will cinch the affair.
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Tho trouble with Johnston last
year was that he played too much
tennis before the big matches az
Philadelphia He's little fellow
and the strain OF too much court
play told on him.
This year be probably won't 20
East a. early as he did last year
81 he will BE- At his best for the big
test In the Quaker city.
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u WRESTLERS
BEAT TACOMA

University Of Washington wrest
lers found their meet with the TIA.
coma A. c. mat men 20 be little more
than stiff workout AT the local gym
last night. The collerians won all
OF the five bouts The juniors took
tho interclass boxing tourney. win.
inning four starts. while tho frosh
came in second with three wins. The
seniors won one bout.
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SOCCER GAME
AT WOODLAND
PARK SUNDAY

WEST sEATTLE's championship
W soccer team will swing into
action In a posteeason game tomor.
row afternoon at Upper Woodland
park. playing the British steamer
"Sarcnta" team at ESQ.
West Seattle defeated tho crew
team from the siberian Prince" IN.
other British vessel. by a 10 o
tally recently.
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TROOPS PLAN TOURNEY

CHICAGO, March li.--One hun
dred soldiers OF tho Sixth army corps
area. comprising Illinois. Michigan
and Wisconsin. will compete In "a
weeks athletic tourney AT Fort sher.
idan. opening tho contests next Mon.
day night.
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The Hockey Test

npSICHr the Vancouver hockey
i team Is really up against Il in
Regina. when the Coast champions
tAnEle with the Prairie kings In the
second and final game Of their hlg
series The Regina team will be
playing on their home Ice with a
cncgoai advantage. and the squads
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FIGHT RESULTS

JERSEY CITY Midget Smith.
bantam, outpointed Roy Moore. st.
Paul. in 10round bout
Rocky Kansaa, Buf.
fslo. won the Judges decision over
Gene belmont Memphis. In a 10.
round bout.
SAN FRANCISCO Eddie Diggins
knocked out Sailor Martinez in the
third round Of scheduled four.round
bout. George Rivers and Harry Wal.
lace fought a draw.
FALL RIVER. Mass. Charley
Elkins. Boston. outpointed Joe Mel.
son, Philadelphia, In 10 rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

When Sehaefer was IN Seattle h.
played masterfui billiards: his unrin.
ished run OF sos In hts last game
here was marvellous work.
Undoubtedly these men are the
supreme knights OF the cue and the
winner win have the unquestioned
RICH, 10 the iss haikllns title.
They play March -. Is and -.
SEQ points being scheduled for each
night
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|HstgDao Slt55AE1
. ~ ). Ns@t5Ska

state yin be In attendance A. we'll AZ
representatives from tha commercial
clubs Of the state. hoy Scouts Of Amer
lea. tourists associations and resort and
hotel owners ~ 10 expected this m.et-
Ing will be Instrumental IN linking w
the various recreationai organizations In
concentrating on the tourist question.
Al assemblies ar. TO be held at the
Tacoma Commercial Club.
King county Will - officially open 10
tho angling public on April l. according
10 the action OF tn. local county game
commission - their nesting Thursday
afternoon. Mary local fishermen had
anticipated waiting until the 18th for
their first fishing In the county. and the
action will be a welcome one The bag
limit remains as before. - fish. single
or mired varieties. per day.
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will be playing six man hockey.
The winning OUTFIT Will leave Inn
medlately for the East 10 play the
Eastern champions.
The Regina boys staged the hiE'
gest upset OF the SEASON when they
walioped Vancouver TO In the
opening game.
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thing to win. Unless Gibbons wins
declssxeiy he won't have much
chance 90 battling Jack Dempsey.
Grcb II considered too light for a
Dempsey bout
Both men are clever. with Gibbons
packing the harder punch. The ~.
Paul boy, who hung up a Ions list
OF knoekouss against a sans Of set
ups. will have a chance 10 prove his
kick. because Greb Is hattier with
an lron chin.
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DENVER PLANS
ANOTHER LINK S

Another golf club. with links GOV.
ering 275 acres OF ideal rolling
ground. In planned by Denver en-.
thusiasts OF the game. Plans TO IN.
corporate are under way. II In estl
mated that the cost will approx.
mate $3.50 900
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OLD BALL PARK
GONE TO SEED

With the coming of Western
league baseball to Denver. the park
OF the old Midwest league Denver
club. win be used for semipro base.
ball and football games only. says a
Denver wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
Two Star Junior
Basketball Games
Remain on Books

Two games remain 10 be played
In The Star Junior basketball
league stacy shownn will tangie
with Wilson's Modern business
roIlsE. az Collins piayfield at
J .. m. Monday. and tho Pirates
viii play the winners at the
same place Friday at the same
hour, Fridays tiff will decide
Class Il honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
GIANTS NAME ORDER

SAN ANTONIO. March ii.--Man.
aver McGraw has decided on tip fol-
lowing Giant batting order for the
coming season. Bancroft. Croh.
Young. Frisoh. Meusel. Kelly. shin.
nera or Cunningham and the batter.
les.
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LOWERS SWIM MARX

COLUMBUS. March 1i.--Eleanor
Smith. Columbus. clipped two sec.
onds off the worlds record for 100
yards, breast stroke. here last night.
She made the distance in ono minute
and % seconds.
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SK-Man Hockey for Coast Puck
League Next Season Is Rum0red
BY LEO II. LASSEN


~ Rumor, o spordom
Of h poi b
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START NEW I.EAGIrE

DENVER March 11.--Announce.
ment OF the organization of n ain.
team semi.pro baseball league, com.
priSing Colorado and Wyoming cities.
has been made here.
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WRIGHT SIGNS CoSTR.cr

PHILADELPHIA, March ff.--Joc
Wright has signed new thve.year
contract 10 continue AZ the rowing
coach at the University OF PennsyI.
vania. He has been there since
1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
COLLEGES TRACKERs MEET

NEW YORK. March i1.--Sixteen
major universities are 10 meet here
tonight In the first annual indoor
intercollegiate track and field cham.
pionship. The largest floor track
In the world has been built.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
FOIENIER SIGNS

ST. LOUIS. MARCH 1i.--Jack -Four.
nier has sit>ed new contract and
Depleted the ranks OF Card holdouts.
1is new salary Is reported more than
$4,000.
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Oaks and
Bees Not
in Race
Teams Haven't Strength
ened Any Since 1921
Season Closed

VERY team In
tho Coast league
" q strong con
tender for I h .
bunting Mt this
stage Of the year
except Oakland
and Hait Lake.
halt Lake FIN.
lshod seventh last
year. far behind
sixth place. and
Oakland finished
sinth. tsait Lake
In no stronger
than a year ago.
W hila Oakland
has been weak.
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BASKETBALL RESULTS

Clinton. y. Y>--Hamilton 80.
Brown ~.
Rochester--Colgats "a Rochester
II.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q. Mercer
80.
orhkosh--LA Crosse Normal 20.
Oshkosh ~.
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Whefhrs of not the issrus teams wiil
AT have 10 have quits wttl be deter.
msusd within the nsrt seek.
As socn as each manager selects his
p'ffriai scorer for the season he ahouid
send the name. address and rhone OF
ths ETHICAL 10 the sportinE department 81
ne ntars 80 his name can he filed.
There ~til he meeting of all fhs Off.
cal scorers 81 The star before the sss-
son starts An effort will 10 made 20
Keep the averages Of she circuit this
season
The Thre Br~<hers Dye W~rks
WAY ~nt~r the ieaxee srain. They
Won the Glass a ehampSssship iAst
year.
The Errsrrnso Grocery team viii enter
practically the same outfit that PLAYED
In the loop Las, year
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Elmer RlKnsy il considered a einoh
with the Detroit Tigers. lie played that
berth for tho Fort worth. Texas and
Dixie champions for two seaHonA
Ty Cobb has taken hob yeach off thu
market and has announced that Neach,
Harry Helimsn and himself will play the
gardens again for tho Fordviiie nine.
Manager Miller has be~n usinr
fete hildun AT short Mt the San
frsncisco training camp. and reports
say that his arm. supposedly too
weak for shortstop. seems 10 be
holding mp we'll.
The Phllly Athistlcs have thre. fin,
saekers on their roster-Frank BRAZIL,
Doc Johnston and Elmer HauHer phiiiy
critics favor tho latter an American aa-
sooiation player, to get tho position.
Too much publicity ruined Leo Dresser
when he went to Detroit The first
sacker now tho property OF tho Vernon
club, w-nt from tho American asaocis-
ton rated as tho best man IN tho minors
ana a great base runner. Hut he got no
much publicity that he tried too hard
TO make good and flivvered.
Connie Mack was tho man 70 discover
that Al Bothoron, star American league
pitcher, couldn't handle bunta II was
late IN 1920 IN ST. Louis. when Hothoroi
was having good season. He threw
every bupt laid down In one game all
over the lot. IL nearly ran him out OF
tho league until Iris Speaker landed him
for tho Cleveland Indians and helped
correct tho fault by telling sothoron 10
take his time on the plays when right
Sothoroo is one Of tho hardest pitchers
In the game to beat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

Angler within the State Of wash
sprf~n arv . much worried lot Of
m~s these days. for little no infcw-
nation has been available to this
time regarding jnst when they win
~ allowed to start the ep>ning
pevsod. Just within the past few
days have the sppiscsfisns for op>n-
ing dates b>~n received by j.. w
Kinney. sspervisor Of game and
game ffsh. In . survey Of the ceun-
ties 81 the state Piper q TAFT esti-
mate that just about 80 per cent Of
the tstai will open on April 1 and
The balasce on the 18th.
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OAkEs LOSE
THREE ACES

Oakland has lost pineiii. Cuis;o
and Miller. their three 1891 aces.
They have been replaced by Brown,
knight and Marriott It's like
changing a Eold rims for n brass
onc. Filler and Brcnton may help
the pitching staff and the oaks will
be menae. II Ariett pitches like
he did t~o years ago.
The Salt Lake Bees have obtained
Witt for third base and otherwise
the club Is about the same that
finished In seventh place last year.
It's Just guessing. but La An.
gries and Sacramento look like the
teams TO beat with Frisco. Seattle
and Portland an tn. chief first a..
vision confenders. Vernon will be
the dark horse and Oakland and
Salt Lake will do wonders n they
climb out Of the second division.
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The change to sxman hockey would just about the
league the extra players needed fourth for
the Coast loop if benevolent bird with sack full Of
loose change will only step forward to build the rink
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STOPPER VS.. ROIFT
Johnny stopper IL billed TO fight
Billy Rolfo at Columbus. Neb..
March IL.
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@tAFED|
|G11tgb9
.-+RT/

Arnold Vssis didn't barn up the
Nstioesi hague when he played M
there two years sGo. bot he did hit
an even 500 In ~ games with tho
siaats. Hes making . big hit with
the Chicago Cubs la thor training
camp.
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III TfEH
ftTCiII>G

DAILY and wheat are \ better
combination than Etanaxe
and BALDWIN.
Ponder may not 70 as weri as
Aidrsdgs on the pitching Hill. but
he's a sweet hurier at that.
Rrsnhar, will he missed. but
Ycrke. coming from the Cubs. u
aid 10 be mighty promising
soufhpaw.
Tho rest Of the riub win be the
same.
Vernon VIII be dangerous again.
II Dresser plays first 4 will speed
up tho infl~id Tho Tigers need out.
They have lost Boaie and
probably High. flodle has been
banned by lands and High II out
with an injured wrist. Sawyer viii
strengthen the team At second hasc
and French will oonuna. 10 improve
a, short. May will add strength 20
tho pifrhfuu staff
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Those applying for April rs a. the
opening period include Western wash
IN rtou-Whstcorn. snohomIsn. Coviitz,
skamania and Clarke. Eastern wash
snwton--st~vens. Pend oreiile and Lin
coin Thoe~ favortng opening on April
! include the following. Western wash
fnxfon .--c'faiIam. Grays Harbors Pierce,
jefferson and Thprston. Eastern Wash
fngfon-Ferry. Columbia. Adams. Whit
man and Yakima All counties rioss
their seasons November 40 except Whit
man. which has asked for october 81.
All counties not mentioned have not sent
in dates.
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All counties not mentioned have not sent
in dates.
piper a Taft are again placing their
weekly fishing reports IN the field. tell
ing Of conditions on the many lakes and
streams Of the Northwest country. The
report this week shows the closed areas
within King county and the conditions
OF the two lakes within the county that
are now open 70 fishing
Report. from the skakonnish river.
North fork. near Hooisport. state
that steeihesd fishing IL good. The
water IL = little cloudy. several nice
catches made thi. week. Good
oommedztiops ut H"osisport. Tho
Hamm. HANNA IL another good
Hood canal stream for st<~Ihesds.
The report this week to Piper & Taft
state that the fishing Is fair, with
the water cloudy.
special aquarium for displaying the
various species Of ganns fish IL being
Installed by the tackle department Of
Piper TAFT. The big Riass-front tank
will be a novelty for both the tourists
and locai anglers, for ~ will permit the
close inspection Of the various species
Roger Giessmau and J. A. Iothrop
were lucky stseihead fishermen on ths
Pilehuck river "wednesday. They brought
back the limit, all nice ones.
Special prize lists for tho season
tell Of the particulars Of the t-nth
annual fishing contest held by Piper
4 Taft Over $500 worth Of fine
tackle " to he distributed among
the lucky anglers this season for
showing their catches. The contest
IL now op~n to catches from Lake
sammamish and Lake Washington,
both bodies now being open for fish
ing. trout prize and ~ bass prize
will both be given for this months
dispisys.
The annual meeting OF the Washing
ton State Sportsmen's association is 70
he held at Tacoma March 10 and IL
UeIeKsfes Of ali sDortsnen'n eIuisa lu IN.
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sAfS
STRONG

Sacramento has a good ball team
~-onc Of the fastest and beat bal
anesd teams In the league. Tbs
club was the most dlnorRnnix@d out
M In the league last year--s rvefa
interclub factions warning thruoui
the year. with a new manager IN
Pick. the soions will be more dan
gerous than iatt year n Kid Har
mony IL admitted to membership.
San Francisco isn't nA atrons
RICH, now an last year They'll mis-.
Lefty Opoui. Jim Couch and lin
Cav~ney.
Ia. Angeles n as strong az last
year-and the Angels won IN. pen
nAn;. Twonbiy will replace Stafs
IN the field and Deal will be strong
or a, third than Siehoff or Lind
more.
The Angels VIII fnia- crnwfcrd'r
hitting. but sullivan IL a faster man
and should hlt 400.
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cned considerably.
Portland. cellar city all last year
should be- In the race from the sens
with the classy crew that BIN klsp
per has assembled. They will take
some time 10 develop team play
Most Coast critics are picking Port
land as a fret division club.
Seattle will have a good club
just how good In question that
won't be settled until the season
gets under way The Indians have
a hole to plug In tho outfield and
the shorts,op berth may cause ,rou.
bic. and the pitchers are question.
too. much Ringing on how Gregg
and Zimmerman pan out
SAf<
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Roger Giessman and J. A. Iothrop
we're lucky steeIbead fishermen on ths
Pilehuek river "wednesday They brought
back the limit. all nice ones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12

UNION SUIT de punto blanco, para
has mines de. a II amos, son r7r,
.muy c6modos siryen de abrigo N
a ia vez j. "a ~
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Notas de base ball

nificos jugadores esta en- condolences
y con ganas de darle una buena foeti-
"a a los del hueso.
Y que no arguyan Gallardo y don
Jenaro fundandose en- las dos .pelas"
de Naguabo, que los del dulce no son
match para los tantas vecss vencedo
les, porquc a cualquiera Sc lie podria
ocurrir que los directories de nuestra
novena no ibaa exponer su plata a
tan facn perdida 81 sus muchachos es-
tIviesen tan debiles como en- aquella
OCCASION.
Ell dilema es bien sencilio: o hablan
nlenos jusgan.- 81 callan no acep-
tando Ell reto es porque algo sucede en-
el ''asiento del amino que les predi-
ce desastre, y, 81 optan por jugar, es
mejor que desde ahora le aconsejen a
ST camaronclto tonino" que no Sc
duerna en- los laursles, porque lie podria
suceder 10 que sus tocayos cuando Sc
duermen en- el rio.
De bravos es no dejarse meter las
cabras en- el propio corral. -.
BUNT.
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Ii H>PuNTES
II V Del H.MOplENTO
DESDE NEW YORK

Segi1n leemos en- "The World, de
esta ciudad. muy en- breve, quizas .
fines del presente ano. a principles
del que viene, empezara TN exodo, desle
America, de familias de Ia raza ds
color, con rulnto a, Africa. Asi 10 es.
pera Ell perseverance luchador en- esa
idea doctor, J.. Albert Thorne, prchoY
bre inteicctua. cntre su raza, Qsle reside
shora en- III West, 1S1st St. De frsn-
te ancha. Gs nairar benevolo y de gesso
apostolico, este hombrs pielsa fcrv.ea
temente en- la verdadera 1sdencion de
su pueblo dessnvolviendolo en- su propia
patria dentro de Ia civilization y II
cultura que Sc disfruta en- este pals.
Hace mas de veinte amos que Ell doc
tor Thorne y otros muchos intellectual
les sostienen esa propaganda sobre la
base de una perseverance etucacion en-
tre la raza de color, y ahora paI'oce
que va empezarse la realization de
la plausible obra.
Hace mas de cuatrocientos amos que
unos pocos hombres de Espa1a pisaron
por primera yez estas tierras de Anne
risa. Tras aquellos pocos hombres 81
guieron de otras naciones de Europa,
otros otros. con miras de derramar
aqui la civilization d's entonces, ensan-
chando ell trabajo, desarrollando la agri
cultura, las industrias, Ell comercio, las
artes. para ell aumento de IA riqueza
humana. Con aquellss miras desarrollo
Sc tambien intensamiante Ell interes
personal; Y el genio humane, limitado
por ell propio egoismo v ayudado por
la fuerza. invento, cre6. el traico
de fuerza viva esclavizada, tomando
faci,mente al individuo desde las sell
vas del Continente Africano. Del igno
rante pueblo negro, Sc cogio, pues un
emporio de riquezas en- carne humana,
v Sc trajo America bajo el latigo de
los capataces v los amos, trabajar
la TERRA virgen Gel continente descu-
bierto por Colon, a vivir como los AMI
males. peor, bajo ell ansia de exp.ota
ci6n inicua y sin un rasgo de amor hu
mano de los esclavistas Y negreros.
Quien piensa I'm minute en- cualquiera
de los detalles de aquella imborrable
mancha de Ia Historic, tiene que sentir
un rasgo de e1noci6n y hasta 'el fuego
del sonrojo...
Ell progreso de la Humanidad hoy,
es harto visible. Un termino de COM
paraci6n, en- cualquiera de los puntos
que constituyen la vida de hoy con los
de las 6pocas reinotas, deja yer inmedia
tamente q. ell progreso alcanzado, gene
ra,mente en- America, v particularmen
tie en- Estados Unidos, es notable. a
ese desarrollo de progreso en- ell traba
jo, en- las Industries, en- la Navega-
cion, ten ell transporte, en- la Edifica
ci6n de las ciudades, en- la construction
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HAT.
HuMAcAo STARS CON M1Epo. J.

Sabemos que por la direction del
s'Fajardo Sugar. So lie han hecho pro-
rosiciones los directories del RUIDo-
SO '.Humacao Stars para la celebra
ci6n de dos desafios en- Ell campo de la
H. B. B. A. y que SO pretexto de no
convenirles iss limitadas condolences de
precio ($70)- que les exigen, no han
querido concertarlos Sabemos tambien
que para darle mayor inter6s q los
juegos, ls han ofrecido una apuesta al
sr. Gallardo, que el no ha querido Q que
ha te1nido aceptar.
No es gritando en- Humacao que Ell
eFajardo Sugar es una chancleta, CO
mo Sc dsmuestra la superioridad de las
huestes que capitanea Ell viejo Yayo;
es echandose al aqua v midiendo las
fusrzas aunque sea con la ventaja que
les ofrecen los del azlcar, Ia de luchar
en- el mismo gallinero de los CRISES.
FL actual ssFajardo Sugar. no es Ia
sspicuita'' que Sc comieron en- Nagua-
bo sino que ha sido reforzado con mag
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continuation de la IA. pag.)

te. pues Sc estan dando los pasos para
conseguir que nos visiten las mejores
novenas de Ia isla. Proba blcmente Ell
siguiente domingo, dia 20, jugaremos
con los temibles "leones del SUR, y
tambi6n estamos luchando por conse-
guir al camps6n 'sPuerto Rico con sus
celebres ''jinetes''
Aprovecho la oportunidad para in
formarle los managers de las dis
tintas novenas de la isla, cue sstamos
Cispuestos a aceptar todos los retos que
Sc nos lancen, pero con la condicion
de jugar una serfe de cuatro juegos,
dos aqui y dos en- el campo adversario,
siempre que nos lleven en- las mismas
condolences que exijan por venir. Quie-
ro hacer esta advertencia, pues nuestro
team mas juega por sport que por
otra cosa y estamos dispuestos salir
de aqui solamente con un pequefio mar
gen de benefcio. Con que, va 10 saben
y a rscoger Ell guante.
TTAT