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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-28
FLORES NATURALEs

sQuiere I'd. cons eguir Hermoeoa
Bouquets! Bonitas Coronas otroe
trabajos artfsticos en- flores natura
tes LIamo al te!efono 800 Santurce
{Stop 29, Martin Pehs) serA atSn
ti0o o0r In Sra Isabel PARIS
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Ell aIcalde de Ponce

continuation de Ia Ia pagina)
zaba con Ell enorme obstaculo de estar
rodeado de una atm6sfe1a de peque-
1eces e intransigencias tales por me-
ras cuesticnes de polftica mezquina
que comprendi6 10 impossible que resul-
taba para el sobreponerse todas esas
cosas sin tener que lastimar y herir
Quizas a personas quienes estimaba
en- todos les demas aspectos
Y va encauzada la administrator
debidamente y habiendo conseguido pa
ra su ciudad algunas de las cosas mas
fundamentals y necesarias pens6 en-
renunciar.
Anoche recibimos Ell siguiente tele-
grama de nuestro Redactor especial en-
Ponce, sr Enrique Ramirez Brau:
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan. x
Ante Asamb,ea Municipal Alcalde
PARA present6 renuncia caracter ire
vocable. Asambleistas consignaron
voto de confanza. Manifestation Par
lido Popular recorrera esta noche ca
lies hasta casa Alcalde pidi6ndole reti-
re la renuncia.
RAMIREZ.
Escrita la anterior information re-
cibimos Ell siguiente telegrama de nues-
tro Redactor en- Ponce:
Ell MUNDo.
San Juan,
Motive renuncia PARA d6bese pro-
yectado voto censura de la Asambea
Municipal contra Ell Concejo de Admi-
nistracion por haber este invadida IA
cultades Asamblea. Division entire Pa
IRA y Perez Marchand motivada por
| ell sueldo Inspector Blanco precipit6
la renuncia. Socialistas apoyan a Pc
rez Marchand Suspendese Asamblea
sin tomar acuerdo.
RAMIREZ.
A Ultima hora recibimos ell siguien-
te despacho en- referencia a Ia mani
festacion que Sc llev6 a efecto ano-
che en- Ponce.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan,
seis mil socialistas Y republicanos
recorren Gales a los gritos de viva
Iglesias! Viva Pancho PARA! Tous
Soto tnese manifestantes para ir
casa del Alcalde.
RAMIREZ.
PARRA CAPo RETRO LA
RENUNCIA
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan,
En- IA Acadia hablaron PARA, Sc
pdlveda, Alfonso. Despues discurso
Tous Soto, PARA retro renuncia.
RAMIREZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-28
MERcADo DE cAMB1o
JUNTA DE MEDIcos ExAMINA
DORES
convocatoria a Examenes

Convocatoria a Examenes
Esta Junta celebrara examenes para
los PROFESSIONALS abajo relacionados du-
rante Ell pr6xi1no mes de octubre en- ell
orden siguiente:
MEDIoos Y osTEoPATAs, dias
2-3-4-5 y 6.
PEAcTIcANTEs Y oPToMETRAs,
dias 8 y 9.
ENFERMERAs Y coMADRoNAs,
dias 10 y II.
Las solicitudes v demas documentos
seran dirijidas La Junta de Medicos
Examinadores, Allen st. No. 8, Box
8o4, San Juan, P. r.. donde tambier
Sc levaran a cabo los examenes.
JUNTA DE MEDICos ExAMINA
DoRES
San Juan, P. r., setiembre 27, 1928
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-28
Ciencias Ocultas

Ell iinico doctor que viene asombran.
do al mundo con sus practicas ocultaS,
acaba de legar de Venezuela a Maya
giiez, desde donde atendera a toda Ia
isla. Este no es como otros que han We
rido. Asi ge convenceran los que Ie es.
criban.
Direction: DR.. S. OSEDA.
Post street 90, Mayagiiez, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-28
Isabella Importing
Company

Agentes de Maquinaria en- &C.
neral y de los Afamados ReIojes
de Tore ST. Thomas. Cotizamos
precos especiaIes Contratistas
y los Municipios de la IsIa. Da-
mos faciIidades para ell pago.
Diriiase a la Isabella importing
Co.
Box 237, Tel. 16
Isabella, P. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
WATERMAN TO
MAKE DEBUT
AS PROMOTER

UvIE heayywelghta. Jim Tracey
i and Tiny" Herman. are Echcd.
uied as the feature bout Of the Kay
Street clubs show next Thursday
night nj Tacoma.
Seattle fans are interested mainly
because IL is Joe Waterman's first
American effort at Promoting. He Is
In partnership with John Pepe. or.
EAnixer 81 the Kay Street club. Many
local bugs will make the trip jus, TO
sec wha, kind OF card Waterman
and Popc will give their customers.
Jimmy Rivers and George Burns arc
In the semi.flnai and Doc" Smell Of
wenntchcc faces Brownie Nillon In
the special event.
Tracey and Herman are both In
Tacoma and working for the bout
The Australian made a chopping
block OF Rocco stramaglie in Cali.
lornia last week and promises TO
give Tiny" plenty Of trouble. Her.
man has been East during the past
year. whore he took part in IL con
tests. winning eight by the Knockout
route and dropping one the same
way TO Jack Renault Tracey is six
feet four inches In height and weighs
1914 pounds. Tiny" is nm even six
feet. but tips the beam at 2i3
pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
HANDICAP is
FEATURED ON
DERBY CARD

DUYALLUP, Oct, Eight horses.
L three OF them placing first in
Mondays races, were listed TO com.
pete In tho Derby Handicap Tues.
day afternoon. featuring tls Derby
Day running race program at the
western Washington State fair
here.
Six events, one In the evening,
were posted in addition to the hand.
cap classic
Horses entered for the one milo
Derby handicap and the places won
on Mondays program follow:
Princess Rcdbird. first; Mr..
Krutcr first; Oomh. first; Frank
1yall. second Welda. second. Ivy
Gray; Topmast; Mcdford Boy.
Results Of Mondays races were:
First race Belle Squirrel Lady
Enfield.
Second raco--Mr Krutcr Frank
Iyall, Camoufnge II.
Third race - Curtis, Cecile H.,
| Rainbow.
Fourth race PrinccBs Rcdblrd,
Wclda, Mr., Doone.
Fifth raco-Oomn, CECILIA, Hllda
Conlcy.
Sixth race Flaahlight, Boy Scout,
Red Boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
Aubrey Devine
Now Coaching
AT Denver "U"

A uBREY DEvINE one time
n Iowa All.Amcrioa quarter.
back hailed by critics us even
greater than the miraculous Wal
ter Eckcrsall. is coaching at Den.
yer university this year. under
Heud Coach alcDcvitt. Aud that
fact alone Is scheduled TO bring
many n fan to Broadway park.
In Denver. for daily workouts.
and. later, to the games.
Aubrey pevinc Is something Of
feature around the Parsons
practice grid this fall. az the
little man works on the promis.
ing backfield candidates who
have turned out this season His
name Ia ono to conjurc with. and
his treat om rough" workout
tactics arc proving big tanning
bee theme with Denver u sup.
portcrs. ali Of whom arc hungry
for winner this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
Diamond Dust Picked Up
FromMany BaHLeagues

Ceifeyvillo wen che piay.sff In the
southwestern league from HgtshisoH,
taking fsuF straight games. Moses Eaip.
mon. iie9. coo purchase % the Nsw fork
Giants. played first base faf the losers
iicrb Narphy. former seaiti. infisidsr.
pilotal hia panviiis team 20 the prunant
In the pisdnant league this year. beat
ing Greensboro IN the play-0ff
Emil Huhn. another former Seattle
tosssr. leads the Hoathsru isaEur TO hli.
tinE fur the year Hes plaYinK first base
lot Mobile
Unofficial averages credit Ike iloens
with having made 1ti bits with Kan An.
tonic this year The old record eaz sss
sst ~ H6Uard HufnmA last ysaf HE
mark 81 tes Tor the season i also a
nsw one Tor Texas ieaggn hiitsfs to
shoot A.
Talk IL pro and con regarding Doois
nush's chances Of hsiuE rsappdintrd 10
manage the Washington American league
issm nest year. one story = that Lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02

his mind and agree to send
his colt against Zev over a
distance of one mile and an
eighth.
When Harry Sinclair, millionaire
oil man and owner OF Zev. agreed
late yesterday 10 send Zev in a
match race II the distance was not
more than milo and furlong.
Admiral Grayson replied to the sug.
gVstions for the race with tele.
graphod statement that as the dis
lance for the international race was
TO be "a mile and a half. the test
race should be over the same dis.
lance.
Admiral Grayson made some caus.
tic comment In insisting upon the
same distance that win be run in
the big race with the statement
that no one had any assurance that
rapyrus will wait for Zev or My
own after mile and an eighth.
All kinds OF stories are being
hreered around. Backers OF My
own said that Earl Sande. Amer.
icas premier Jockey. who has ridden
both zev and My Own, let II be
known that he didn't think much OF
Zev's chances to beat My Own. Sup.
porters OF Zov whispered that My
own had broken down and would
not race under any conditions.
In several statements issued by
the Jockey club II seems apparent
that the officials in charge of the
race think better OF Zev as the
national color bearer because of his
seasons record and on account OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02

lack of weight. The Ballard
line sensation weighs only
ITO pounds. but can play the
outside line post with the
best of them.
Russ Seymour. Indridson. Wells
and Capt. Dcckman arc all scied.
uled 10 start the Garfeld game in
the baektleld. Right now this quar-
tet looks TO have the goods on many
Of the high school backflslds as they
are fast. hard to tackle and aO all
sure hitters
on the sterling toe Of Capt, Deck.
man. the shingiowcavers lay their
reliance. II the stocky fuiiback gets
within the ao.yard line he Is a dan.
rerous man on drop kick forma-
ton. The Ballard ends arc s,iil
Coach Pease's biggest problem. He
has Clark. Peterson. Anderson.
Hinxman and Bratsst TO choose
from. but all OF these men are
green and hard 70 teach. BraiHet
and Hinxman may start the game
on Saturday.
Abrams and Duntan at tackle and
Nichols and Tegtmcisr at guards
should complete the lineup. Bcndels
may start at one OF the guard posi-
tons
The Bulldogs present n problem.
Chuck Carroll. star haIfback. plead.
ed with Principal Porter for a chance
70 play in the first encounter last
Saturday The Ballard struggle may
see the big halfbnck In the gnme,
despite serious injuries
Coach Brigham Is spending the
week In offensive work. that depart.
mcnt being seemingly weak in n
! tight place. with little added
power in crucial situations. Garfield
might have scored on Franklin last
Saturday, and realizing this, Coach
Brigham Is strengthening his back.
field as much as he can in the short
time allotted him.
The balance Of tho Purple and
White lineup viii be the same as
/ their opening encounter. to all mp.
pearunces.
The shingle Weaver Bulldog tussle
will bring out any weaknesses Bal.
lard may have on the line. and will
try Garfield's famous defense to the
utmost. The games should be a red
letter affair in the 1924 prep school
seaaon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
Short Match
Gives Carp
World Title

LONDON, Oct 2. - Georges Car
pcntirr. withered flower OF France,
blorsomcd again last night when he
knocked out joy Beckett. the British
heavyweight champion. In 90 rec
onds of the first round
Ten thousand spectators were
hardly more than seated when the
fight wa over and Beckett WAS be
Ing dragged "a his corncr
The Frcnchmnn rushed out and
rocked Beckett with "a right 10 the
jaw Beckett returned d light left 20
the body and Carpenter crossed a
left and right 10 tho jaw. Beckett
sank 10 tho floor Getting up at
seven. Beckett TOOK another right 10
the Jaw and went down again.
Tho Ensliahman's seconds threw
In towel
COLUMBUS. Ga. oct. 2-Young
stnblluE. Macon high school boy. aud
Mike McTlgue. Of Ireland. today com
pletrd their trimming for their fight
, here Thursday afternoon for the
lughtheayywelght championship OF
tho world.
Georges Carpenter has cabied a
challenge 90 Mike McTlEue. light
heavyweight champion Of tho world
for bout IN the near future. 10 be
fought in America. according 10 an
nounccmrnt OF Joe Jacobs, AcTigue's
manager. Acceptance of the ehhi
lcngo was withheld pending the 70
suit Of the fight with strbllng here
Thursday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02

rahi ~iii hsnals the club ard y has
hrsn aqRisa. % course
The last battling average. sf tho Amer
iran league n print nhbU that willie
kAnsm u hitting .sos fgg the season ~
lar.
Sylvester johnson has had plenty 81
tough lsrk since he luiasI she Detroit
TiGefs a soar ARp last spring be stopped
a tina drive eth Rte pitching haea IN a
spstuK training game and rs cut Wnst
q the scasau Nos be has torn a iiEs'
mvut 10 hls hurting shpsldsr and "a out
fef ths ssasau.
Harry Baldwin. ypanE riEhtshandsr,
les been purchased 81 ustrsit from
Ssasrk Baldwin uoH more than t'sn.
thirds % hts games rith = second d.
vfsian club
Danny Clark. Atiaaia sreand sarksr. Is
an lnnefdrr who ran hit lie rocrniiy
ian1tasisa three hamsrH IN osse game lie
goes 60 the Hesson Red Bgt IN ,hs
spffnE4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
Polo Men
Ready for
Big Meet

CAMP LEWIS will send two
" teams Thursday to compete in
tho Pacific Northwest Polo tourua.
mont Mt Vancouver barracks. Van.
couvcr, Wash. where five teams,
representative OF the best army
and civilian aggrcgations in this
section arc entered. In tho mean.
time. teams Of regular army. m.
tional guard and officers reserve
corps Of Seattle are practiclng TO
be ready TO represent this city
next year.
The series. starting Thursday.
will end October II. Those entered.
other than the Camp Lewis octet,
are Vancouver barracks. oregon
Agricultural college and team
from Portland. formed on a nucleus
OF old wavcrly Country club men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
.HUGGINS PROVES CLASS
=
MITE MANAGER THERE
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

g.
~ punau with tho New York Yankees Miller Hugsns The little
something that should rate for him
IIusgn deserves
the spotlight, ana even nov" when any other would be acclaimed
for taking three the little Yank boss h s being
New the siu
team and that the Yankees the pennan again this year not because
spectacular
Uncle wbe Robinson he Is not AZ picturesque az d Gleason and he
Chance lie seldom deserts The darkness Of the dugou and he about
MS way qIIely ana gets results .,.. 80 49,,
PLAYERS since nc took me New York club ho he has had % in sEn
saddle himself with the responsibilities and gamble with Young pa
and Mack had great reputation for bringing along
when Hugsns given he commissioned
,I,,gins ter h ~ ~. is r ~ I s4 in deye naa
players he could not gotten together pennant winning
lie found himself fortunate position where the willing
his combination
UGGIHs good buying players
IL No other great stars that Higgins let be found other
Iiussns
delivered for him better than they expected 10 do
The smaes his recommendation
purchase Of Babe Ruth The great swat King proved profitable
club a money
PennocE from the Boston critics said
was foolish to dispose Of young Murray promising pitcher Mcmillan
inneder but those
10 with the Pnnoc who
league.
behind permission buy and
eel as the manager sees it, II not eneh to go out and make 20 mis-
Higgins has made few mistakes in his investments.
ID EGARDLEss Of how together something
IL practically pen
before the middle
Maintaining discipline Yankee players Job requiring
discipline
Robinson. the n patience a
each when conditions themselves tina, a.
absolute results No
interested enough 10 find out the methods but the results have spoken
/ themselves.
belief the showing made worNs series with the
willing
Giant leader baseball because Mcraw
foundation which build
tame
McGraw had the material with while
hands with a
10 both Of them be admitted both have built by
the OF cash his entire Mcjnw developed
but McGraw where
available
/ develop were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
UNION OILERS
DEFY CHANGES

Challenges for the 1929 baseball
title Of Seattle have been hurled nj
the Georgetown Merchants. CONNER.
clal league champs by tho Union OH
aggregation, who ask for meeting,
preferably at South Park, next sun.
day. Tho oilers have been playing
outside the city and were not mem.
bors Of tho league, holding forth n
record Of 20 games won and three
lost for tho year These three de.
fcats were later avenged by victories
over tho defeating Mines, II liz
clnlmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
FILLED BAGS
RESULT FROM
OPEN SEASON

Results ot the firat days shooting
In western Washington fulfilled pre-
dictiona Of uportnmen. since Few. II
any OF the first days gunnern. re-
turned with empty bags. snohomiah
county. particularly was reported
fun % birds. and a good dog found
them for the owner armed with a
scatter sun.
Grouse hunting was good around
Lake Sammaminh and Noun, Yer
non. while ducks were reported plen
tlfu IN tho stnnwood district. Ne
dopo was obtained from deer and
bear hunters. who were forced 10 50
farther away from the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02


500 or at a half.
These men. along with Ziel. give
Bagshaw something 10 work with.
as they are all three triple threat
men.
Wilson has great possibilities as a
varsity halfback. While this Is his
FIRST year as a university player. he
has had great deal OF experiences.
lie can do everything well and with
the polish that win come with a sea.
sons play he should deliver Wilson
showed saturday that he can punt
and pass and that he can hold up
his own on the defensive end OF the
game.
While Zlei wasn't punting as we'll
as he will later in the season. the big
halfhack showed that he has i'm.
proved. particularly IN hts running
game. lie seems 10 pick his holes
better and IS running with greater
effect. \ strong wind handicapped
Ziel IN his puutlnE and the line was
letting the sailors thru Rnd he had
10 hurry his kicking too much.
While the open offensive work of
the haekfieid was fine there seemed
TO be a lack % drive Tho w" teams
were using open formations nearly
altogether thruout the game. but the
drive wasn't there that win be dsvel
oped as the season grows older.
Elmer Tesreau. the runback candi.
date. showed his lack OF experience
In his new position. particularly on
the defense. as he wasn't sizing up
his plays fast enough and the oppo-
sition ends were throwing him out
Of a lot OF otf-taesls plays
Tesreau has the size and ambition
und he ought 70 develop.
As for tho line. there Is plenty Of
material, and Il simply remains 70
find the right combination. Vernon
Bsiiman. the big guard. looked best
OF the lot and should DC star this
year. Wayne Hall stiu retains the
knaek FOR pulling passes out Of the
air and should be n great power on
the offense.
The rest OF the line showed the
need OF further Development. It's
too early In the season 70 get a real
line on their ability. We can tell
better after BaEshaw has picked his
first team combination and IL has
worked tbgethsr for while what to
expect.
With such a big game as the Uni.
versity OF Southern California so
early in the season the Purple and
Gold coaching staff is up against it
in that they must do their
work more hastily than II they had
a longer time in which to point to
such a battle.
The material is there and It's sim.
ply question now Of getting IT in
working order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
OATMAN is
SNAPPED TO
CALGARIANS

VICTORIA. -. G.. oct 2.-E Eddie
oatman, for the past five years cap
tain OF the Victoria Hockey club, will
become playing manager Of the CAL
gary team this season by completion
OF n deal transferring Oatmnn to the
Prairie league In exchange for Jim
my Gibson and George Spcck
Oatman played with the Pacific
Coast Hockey association during It's
first year and played with the M.
tionnl Hockey association one year
during the war. on the Coast he has
appeared with Portland, Victoria and
New Westminster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
UNION
TALKS 'SHAKEUP'

Lacrosse enthusiasts In tho East
arc debating possible shakeup in
the Ontario union. with an effcrt to
be made for allowing pros and anna.
tours To mlnglc. Weston and the
Ottawa shamrocks arc favored this
seugtn. which has been marked BY
rene'sed interest. making lacrosse
once more the Canadian national
gumu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
WASHINGTON BACKFELD SHOWS PROMISE, SAYS RAY ECKMANN
Oakland Series
to Start Today

OAKLAND and Seattle open n
" weeks series a. the Rainier
Valley bail lot this afternoon AZ
2A5 O'Clock
Oakland. since the last visit
here, has moved out OF the tail.
end berth. and Ia now IN seventh
place.
Ivan Towards boys ARE playing
good ball now. and are expected
10 give the Indians some tough
opposition.
Yes. Walter Mails will be here.
too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
Match Race May Decide
ZeU- MyOUn Controversy

NEW YORK. Oct. 2-Settlemen Of the controversy that
has arisen the selection of the 3year-old that
to for Uncle Sam against Papyrus the British horou
bred for the international championship, probably will be
effected by match race between Zev and My Own next
Saturday afternoon the Aqueduct track.
The distance for such match the only point at
issue this morning and hope expressed by the Jockey
club that Admiral Grayson of My Own would change
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
BAMBINO DRAWS
RECORD P ASSES

Babe Ruth has held the record
for drawing bases on balls since
1920, when he hung up his first to.
tnl OF 1as times that season. Sep.
tembcr 10 he broke his high mark.
when he was passed the i40th time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
SECRET DRILL
AT "COLORADO"

Colorado university footballcrs are
featuring secret practice every day Of
the week but one this fall Closed
gates keep AWAY the curious. each
afternoon except Wednesdays. when
straight football IL uRcd for the wish
tors cdification. Colorado plays its
frs, game this year Saturday with
Gunnison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02

tho markings OF a
great baekneld.
Last year an OF,
fcnsiye strength
was concentrated
In Leonard Ziel
Saturday showed
the fans what 20
expect from Geo,
wilson the Tor
mcr Everett star.
and Fred Abel
quarterback OK
last years club.
who can lit in at
either tho pivot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
7. GIBBONS
WOULD MEET
CARPENTER

BAN DIEGO, Cal. oct. Tom
my Gibbons In ready aud anxious TO
meet Georges Carpenter, Eddie
Kane. manager u Gibbons. said
Tuesday.
Kane expressed the opinion that
tho fight would draw nm immense
crowd az Tia JuHna. where Glib
bona Ia great favoriie. He said
that vaudeville circuit for which
Gibbons " now DOING n tour had
agreed 10 release him for n fight
at Tin Juana with either Carpenter
OF ucmneY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
BELGIAN PLANS
WINTERS WORK

Edward Horcmans. famous Bel.
gian 1879 balk.linc billiard cham.
plon. has returned 10 the United
states. and Ia working out, after his
summers tour Of Europe. in prep.
aration for this winters tourna.
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
Freedman Kayos
Cowboy Padgett

CHICAGO Oct Sailor Freed
man. Chicago. knocked out Cowboy
.PadEott Colorado. In tho third
round % scheduled ioround bout
here Monday night
Patsy Rocco. Chicago. won In 10
rounds from Wren Williams. DC.
tralt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-02
CASCADE TAKES
SOCCER MATCH

Mercer soccer players were de.
fcatcd by the Cascade eleven Mon.
day night TO 0, Alvin Mills, of
the winners, starred with five goals,
Wennln showed well for the Mcr.
Ger men.