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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-25
Bt SY BEES HAVE
 SPEN PARTY

Mullins Busy Bees of i}inninshaa, Chapter lis, Q. |. S. met with Mrs. John T. Kemp last Thursday for their last spend-the-day sewing of the year for the bazar to be held next Wednesday, Friday and Saturday al 202S Third avenue, W. 0. Broyles Furniture store. Those present were: Mrs. Harry Mullin, Mrs. John l. r. Rives, Mrs j, II. Barclay Mrs. CariI < kern, Mrs. Lee Mccall. Mrs. Beuiah Draper, Mrs. Lillian Green, Mrs w. B. Cloe, Mrs. W. l.. Jackson, Mrs. Pearl Jeff, Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. Ida Fox, Mrs. Ed Nas man, Mrs. sue Laurell, Mrs C. -li Gentry, Mrs. Charles Reid. Mrs. K, r. Craig, Mrs. Lily BurWeil. Mrs f. $. Keiser, Jr. Mrs EIna jack so1. Dixie Cluo coffee vas served during the day by Mrs. A. A. Pratt. X club was ore sanjzed by Mrs. iacNson, Mrs. ClOe Mrs. Gentry and Mrs. Seaton. All members of the chapter invited to join the club, t. De given name
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sSNOUNCEsiE
 CARDS RECEIVED

The following cards have been re ceiVcd in this city:
 Mir. and Mrs. John r. c. Davis an nounee the marriage of their daugh- ter. Charlotte Bruce, to Dr. William broaddus Massey on Friday October the tWcnty-siXth, nineteen hundred and twcnty-1Hree, New Bern, \. C.
 At home, s-4 West Grace street Richmond, Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-25
MRS. CARROLL EONoRED BX
 MRS. PHILLIPS AT LLN CHGON

Mrs. Walter Phillips was a charm ing hostess of Friday, when she in- vited a few friends to luncheon com plimenting Mrs. A, J. Carroll or Louisville, who is the attractive guest of Mrs. Phillips sister Mrs. Hubert Drennen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-25
CALL MEETING OF
 COUNCIL OF WOMENS CstD

There will be a. call meeting of the Council of omen's Clubs Wednes day morning at 1G:30 oclcck in the council chamber of the city hall. 5usiness Of vital importance will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-25

be discussed and a representative of
 each club is requested to be present
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, LOVELY DEBUTANTEs.-

Massey
The Washington times., 1923-04-17
MRS. RICHARDS
INVITED To
FARLEY
Mrs. Sumner Asks Discharged
U. S. Hotels Employe<to
Confer With Her.

Mrs. Jesta M. Richards, dismissed
house manager of the KY building,
Government Hotels, was TO-DAY
asked to attend a conference with
Mrs. Sarah e. Sumner. general
manager of the hotels, Thursday
morning, at 10 o'clock, at Mrs. sum-
ner's office.
1t is expected that Mrs. Sumner
will follow out the suggestion or
Theodore G.. Risley, solicitor OF the
Department of Labor, who reviewed
the Richards case and advised sus-
pension for a short period instead
of outright dismissal.
In a letter to Mrs. Sumner today,
Risley formally recommended that
the order of dismissal be withdrawn
and Mrs. Richards be reinstated in
her position after period of sus-
pension. Mrs. Summers right to dis
miss or discipline officers and en-
ployes is not disputed by Risley, he
stated.
Charges against Mrs. Richards. the
letter said, "have been sustained in
part, and fail as to others"
This hearing was granted Mrs.
Richards as a favor and not as a
right" said Risley, land she has
been informed that it Is not to be
considered as a precedent"
The Washington times., 1923-04-17
TWO COPS MUST
FACE GRAND
JURY
TurnbuIT and CLANCY Held on
HOUSEKEEPING and
Larceny Charges.

Irving S. Turnbull, police chauf-
four, under suspension, yesterday
was held under SIS 900 bonds by Judge
Mattingly in Police Court, for action
of the grand jury on charge of
HOUSEKEEPING, in connection with
the recent theft of fur coat and
dress from the apartment of Mrs.
Anna Gormley. 1435 r street north
west.
Turnbull pleaded not guilty and
waived preliminary hearing. The
stolen coat was valued at 1928 and
the dress at $50.
Frank H. CLANCY, policeman of
the Eighth precinct, under suspen.
sion, is also held as an outcome Of
the robbery investigation. The
charge of housebreaking against
CLANCY will be presented to the
grand jury directly simultaneously
with the grand larceny allegation.
on which he is held under 81 500
bonds.
Headquarters Detectives Cox and
King, who made the arrests. said a
window in Mrs. Gormley's apart.
ment had been smashed to give en-.
try at the time of the theft.
The Washington times., 1923-04-17
too MUCH TALK
ABROAD, SAYS
MOORE
Unofficial Gossip Scored by
New Ambassador to Spain,
in London.

LONDON, April 17.--There is too
much talking about international
affairs by people who do not know
what they are talking about, &C.
cording to opinion expressed here
today by Alexander P. Moore, new
| ly appointed American Ambassador
to Spain and former newspaper
publisher in Pittsburgh, Pa.
THE best thing that could hap
pen to improve relations between
the United States and Great Brit
ain would be for Americans who
come to England and Britons who
go to the United States to cease
their idle talking about interna-
tional Affairs when they do not
represent any considerable opinion
LOT their fellow countrymen," said
Moore. "They should quit talking
about things they know nothing
about and leave conversation TO
official government sources"
Moore said he could not make
any statement on international af-
fairs owing to his official position.
He laughed as he remarked
II think this is the first time
in twenty years have been un-
able to make statment of opinion.
But anyhow, It is not the policy
of ambassadors to make statments
except to their home governments.
It is part of their obligation to
keep silent"
Moore said he hoped trade rela-
tons between the United States
and Spain would improve shortly.
The Washington times., 1923-04-17
RACE THROUGH 5.
STATES TO GET
MARRIED
New York Couple Succeed in
Quest at EIkton, Md, in Time
to Catch Boat.

WILMINGTON. Del, April IL
After racing through fives States to
get married in time to catch boat
sailing from New York for Europe,
Leslie Barry, thirty-nine, and Miri-
am Hutton, forty-one, both of New
York, succeeded in having the knot
tied by the Rev. Daniel F. Lock
erbie, marrying parson," in Elkton,
Md.
Shortly after midnight the couple
appeared at the police station here
and asked for a marriage license.
When told this was impossible, and
that the most likely place was Elk
ton, Barry hired taxi and went to
the Maryland Gretna Green.
The couple could not arouse the
clerk of court or his deputy, and
were compelled to go to a hotel.
Early the next morning the clerk is
sued the license, and the Rev. Lock-
erbie married them, and Mr.. and
Mrs Barry left for New York. Mr..
Barry said he had tried to get a IL
cense in New York, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania as well as Delaware.
The Washington times., 1923-04-17
5IL5o GOES TO JAIL
FOR COURT CONTEMPT

OXFORD. Miss, April 17.-For-
mer Governor Bilbo of Mississippi
was today sentenced to thirty days
in Jail after paying fine of 800
for contempt of court. Governor
Bilbo appeared in Federal district
court today and entered a plea of
guilty Of contempt of court cited
against him for his failure to ap-
pear as a witness for Miss Frances
Birl1head in her unsuccessful suit
for 100000 against Governor Lee
NJ Russell, in which she charged
seduction.
Judge F. r. Holmes passed a
sentence of thirty days in Jail and
a fine of 800. RiIbo Immediately
entered on his Jail sentence.
The Washington times., 1923-04-17
EMBASSY RUM
DEALER WANTS
To co HOME
Fraginals Is Convicted in Police
Court of Selling Liquor to
PoIiceWoman.

Mario Fraginals, convicted in
Police Court yesterday on a charge
OF selling liquor, is homesick. lie
wants to go home-to Cuba.
Fraginals told Judge MattinGly
that If he were able to keep out of
Jail here he would go home as soon
as possible. A passport was shown
the judge in substantiation of this
plea. Fraginals was fined $50, with
the alternative Of serving three
months in Jail.
Fraginals was arrested in the
Chastleton Apartments on April ~,
after policeWoman had persuaded
him to sell her a bottle of gin. He
claimed he had influential friends
in the diplomatic corps here. but
was unable to get in touch with
them.
The Washington times., 1923-04-17
PRINCESS KALANIANAOLE
PENSIONED BY HAWAII

HONOLULU. April 17.-Princess
Elizabeth Kalanianaole. widow of
the late Prince Kuhio, who was
Hawaii's Representative in the Fed.
The Washington times., 1923-04-17
DAILY TRAFFIC
CALENDAR

Fines and collected forfeitures:
Total for year $780,. $6S,6SS
Total for yesterday. -. IT'S
The Washington times., 1923-04-17
MINISTER STUCK IN MUD,
MARRlES COUPLE IN CAR

DANVILLE. Va. April IT,
Early Conner, a young Pittsylvanla
farmer, and Miss Mary Carter were
married in the middle Of a sea Of
mud, and in the pouring rain. the
wedding scene being not theirs by
choice, but by force of circumstance.
Conner and his fiancee overlook
the minister on their way to
church. finding him stalled in a
mudhole in his buggy with a friend.
The minister said he did not have
time to return to the parsonage, 30
the ceremony was started then and
there, the minister's friend being
the necessary witness.
The Washington times., 1923-04-17
DOCTORS SENT TO FIGHT
EPIDEMIC IN COLOMBIA

NEW ORLEANS, La. April IT,
DIR. Oliver L. Pothier, of Loyola Uni
versity. and DR.. j. M. White, for
meriy Of the United States Marine
Hospital here. were en- route today
to Colombia. South America. to aid
in checking the spread of a deadly
fever which has assumed epidemic
proportions.
by the Rockefeller Foundation
aboard the fastest available ship to
diagnose the strange nnalady which
has terrorized the Colombian repub-
lie. The fever was said to resemble
yellow fever, except that 1t Is more
deadly and causes a violent end.
The Washington times., 1923-04-17
GOWN CARRIED IN PURSE
NO LONGER MERE JOKE

MOON, April 17.-Beatrice
d'HoIthoir has arrived here with
the answer to many women's
pravers-the folding evening gown.
The gown is in three pieces and
when folded together. will lie on
the palm. It may be carried in
the coat pocket. Concert artists
are already taking to the new style.
The Washington times., 1923-04-17
STAINS IN CAR WHERE
YOUTHS BODY WAS FOUND

HAMILTON. Ohio. April l7.-Twc
iron bolts, two car seals, and several
strips of wood, all bearing stains
that resembled blood and found Il
the carload of wood pulp in which
the body of George B. McAlIister. OF
woodbury., N. j.. was discovered
here on April s. have been turned
over to Coroner Edward Cook, OF
Butler county.
A verdict of death by suffocation
after a. preliminary inquest later was
withdrawn when Coroner Cook
learned that the contents Of the car
bore evidence of having been set on
fire
The Washington times., 1923-04-17

eral Congress for twenty yeiGrs, viii
be paid a pension of $500 monthly
for life by the Territory of Hawaii.
This is proposed under the terms
of bill now before the legislature,
which has already met with the
approval of the lower house.
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La labor realizada pOr Ia COrtG
Federal de Ponce

Representaba a Shope el Lcdo. o. B.
Frazer y Bianchi y otros, Ell Lcdo.
Cay Cou Cuchi.
En- el asunto de Benjamin Forte
"a Petrona Gonzalez de Forteza VS..
Rafael Carrion, Sindico de la Central
Defensa en- quiebra, el Juez Odlin die
to una orden opinion sosteniendo que
ell interdicto que solicitan los quere-
Ilantes contra la Central Defensa tie
ne meritos bastantes pero que -''como
la constante jurisprudencia sostiene
que no debe permitirse a una perso-
ma utilizar el procedimiento de equi-
dad, 81 esa persona tiene un rcnedio
adecuado en- derecho, ''el auto de in
junction Sc deniega. Puesto cue 81 la
construction de este ferrocarril-
la opinion-es perjudicial a estos de-
mandantes. ellos estan en- libertad de
iniciar un pleito contra 81 Sin5ico por
dafios perjuicios, y 81 81 pleito pros
perase, entonces esta Corte conservara
en- su poder en- poder del sindico
fondos para hacer frente ese fa1lo''.
Representation los querellantes los
Lcdos. Dexter Gonzalez Lamas y al
demandado ell Lcdo. sifre, Jr.
Sc trasfcren los casos de Gabriel
Colon, de Ponce, Julia Colon, de Juana
Diaz, Leopoldo Montero, de Ponce y
Juan Nunez, de Juana Diaz, las res
pectivas cortes municipales donde Sc
cometicron las delincuencias.
Sc dict6 orden de arresto contra
Gregorio Arroyo Martinez.
La Corte impuso $40 de multa a
Santiago Alvarez, Pablo Martinez y
Eustaquio Basora y SO de mnlta Do
mingo Antonio Faz.
-El juicio contra Miguel Ortiz fu6
sehalado para ell dia de mayo pro-
Umo.
La semana pr6xima, cmpezando
el lunes, dia 2, Sc veran los casos ci-
viIes dc Celso Gulzman, Celso A. Ramf-
rez Lopez Y Antonio Rosado contra la
Am. K. 3. Comp. Los tres casos
son por dafios y perjuicios que Sc ale
ga ocurrteron eli m choque entire ell fe-
rrocarril de la demandada y I'm auto
Ford en- Ia cuesta de Lajas.
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HO I E..L.EsS Z
CENTRAL

Edificio construfdo expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con bano, Te-
lefono, Timbres, Barberfa y cuantO
requiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo American Plan.
Desde $1.00 a 2.50. Desde $3.50 $50
Restaurant "a la Carta. CubicIto 81 90
SAN JOSE No. IL
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TRES BANDERAS:

"a. jornada de Buffalo Bill'', und
c6mica y una Revista.
Manana: Matinee: 10. y %. epi
sodios de 'tLa Flecha, Veng1dora' ;
suS rellenos por Luquitas.
Noche: clos Millones de un Hem
bre Necio'' en- actos y una comica
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PARQuE BoRINQUEN:

PARQUE BoRINQUEN:
Ell drama en- z actos ''El Amor Ter.
dido''.
Mafiana: Matinee: Gel Secreto del
Cuatro" Y nuevas comedias. Noche:
Un drama en- actos "Ten Cuidado',,
un Pathe News y una come6ia en-
acto.
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BELIOGRAPH:

La super-producci6n en- actos ola
Ley olvidada''.
Mafiana: Habra Matinee. Por "a
ncche: Ell drama en- actos Las Fue.
gas Invisfbles'' y la comedia en- s;c*o
"otro Artista's.
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Las ANT1LLAs:

Final de "El Reino Secreto".
AIanana: Matinee: "Las 4 Llaves''
y c6mica Noehe: Ell drama Entire dos
Amsres".
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TIBERTY:

e. drama Ella Mujer immortal In
Fath6 News y ell duetto 'sYoeta y Pez-
hta''.
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PUERTO RICO:

Los episodes by 10 de La Manc
Invisible una comedia en- parties.
Mafiana: luna Semana de Amor
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Sc DESEA alQuilar una buena casa en-
santurce. Sc prefiere en- Miramar en-
la carretera. Ofertas al apartado 829,
San Juan, P. r. 81
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TIABITACIoNES.- Sc alquilan pc
qGefias habitaciones ventiladas en- casa
&c familia, sitio muy c6ntrico de San
Juan, propias para j6venes solos. In
formaran Telefono 1174 negro, San
Juan. 5-3
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NORMA:

lNONkv1<As
Ell drama en- Z actOs "El sello dc
Ia Infamia''.
Manana: FL drama en- s actos "La
Muier immortal.
Empezsra La function con ma Revis-
ia Pathe
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IMPERIAL:

cuarta jornada de "Imperia' y III
Regalo Hipico..
Manana: Episodios 10. y 20. de "En
los D1as de Buffalo Bill'' y Ell drama
en- cinco actos "Quieri Dijo NIiedc''.
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ANUNCI0S CLASIFICAD0S :

BUHNA oPoRTUNIDAD: Cursos de
Ieneduria de Libros contabilidad,
exclusivamente por Correspondence.
Pida Ell Prospecto y la Lecci6n Ira,
sbsolutamente gratis. INSTITUTE
''C'', Departamento 2, Apartado 1876,
San Juan, P. R. So
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-28

ST listed desea un bonito raino
para novia. coronas flores sueissH,
Dirijass 81 teI6fono 293 azul Santur-
60 y sera atendtdo embellishments
p. Aa
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LEoNcIo DURIEx E. DURIEX esV-
pertos mecanicos en- reparaciones dc
Ccntrales monturas por contrlto
administration. Gale Padre Coon, Rlo
Piedras, P. R. o-'
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POR $500 Sc alquila un hermcso 40
cal para oficina y almac6n.. LnIo7ma-
ran, telefono SO. Apartado t106. 6-4
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Sc ALQUTLAN dos casas rnodernas en-
santurce, una en- la parada 10 = oSra
Ell la calle Lola, precios rnoaicos'
F. MENDIA, Tel. 12, San juan 6-1
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LA GRECA, ell melor restaurant
de San Juan, Tetuan 21.--Advt.
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cosAs DE oso.

Ciertamente este Ponce tiene cosas
de oso. Recibe collares de Camar6n,
de Cristino, de la "tirma Gacho, Ithier
Cobas'', de Fellito, de Bonilla y STEM
pre- alegre y decidido, confando en- sus
hazafias gloriosas ' oportunas.
Cuando nadie espera un asalto,
cuando mas victoria canta un team,
cuando Sc piensa celebrar un bautizo
NADIA menos que con siete madrinas. :.
vtene eI Ponce v regala un collar al
'sbautizado''
Y 10 mas lindo es que fue en- dias
de Pascuas donde Sc acostumbran las
felicitaciones, los regalcs, los aguinal-
dos. En- el primer collar que reciben
los bravos chicos de Gacho en- SUI lar
ga esplendorosa vida Riboschista a
cambio de innumerables cpentecitas do
nadas sus numerosas victimas! Z.
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PONCE EN- LA ocHol

Ponce, Ell famoso Ponce por fin Sc ha
decidido venir San Juan. Los fana-
ticos capitalefios tienen hambre de yer
jugar los leones. Sus tiltimas haza-
mas especialmente esa de blanquear a
''los campeones'' ha despertado tai in
teres en- los fans, que todos aguardan
impacientemente ese momento feliz en-
que han de enfrentarse con las indo-
mables fieras de Guzman.
Eel San Juan Athletics ha vencido al
Havana Giants, al Ribosch v al HUI
macao solo espera al Ponce para de-
vorarlo Nero, Moncho, Colon v Mon
taner, cuarteto formidable vienen dis
puestos blanQuear los "civiIiza-
dos'' eclipsando ademas Herman
dez, De Graft y Figueroa.
Este ultimo con su bola cansada y
tardia Sc dispone a mojarle los pape-
les de Babe Ruth cuantos from
pis, Ninins Caratinis aparezcan en-
el home plate.
A la hga pues a presenciar esta lu-
cha sin igual! No falte, manana do
mingO en- la ocho lRecuerde que la
madrinita Salazar acompanara a su
team ideal
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sido fjados en- todos los sitios visibies
de Ponce y la isla. va en- todas parties
Sc tiene conocimiento de la pr6xima
temporada la cual promote resultar un
gran exito para sus iniciadores, STEM
pre- Y cuando que Ell club visitante no
nos resulte ''buche pluma', 10 cual
nosotros dudamos despues de leer la
cr6nica con referencia dicho team.
Ell programa para ell primer dia de
juegos, Sc esta combinando y este pro-
mete ser muy suggestive. Ell team de-
signado para hacer frente a los rubios
Sc cree sea Ell "Mayagiiez" Nos pa
rece que no van bien los que quieren
que los cardenales' sean los prime
ros en- jugar.
A nuestro entender Y 81 es que sc
quiere que de toda la isla vengan ex-
cursiones, seria mas conveniente que
ell Ribosch Eel Campe6n) fuese Ell pre-
ferido para esos dos encuentros que
abriran la temporada No Sc puede
esperar gran gentio 81 es Mayagiiez
quien va jugar, pues todos los fans
esperarian que juegue un team de
empuje, como Ribosch, Ponce HUI
macao. las tres potencias de la isla que
durante todo ell afio han venido dan
do magnifcos desafios.
Estudie la Comision esta idea y We
ra que en- el fondo hay motives para
augurar buen porvenir.
Sc nos ha dicho tambien que para
Ell domingo IS, habra diana, parada;
ell Alcalde de esta Ciudad lanzara la
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(Por Kike)

Gracias las gestiones del Maya
giiez Baseball Club mafana donlin-
go por vez primera visitaran nuestra
Sultana del Oeste los CRISES de orien-
tie. Nuestros muchachos Sc prepa-
ran para veneer estamos EN- la conf
pleta seguridad que venceran, como
han vencido todos los obstaculos has
ia organizar una potente novena sin
ayuda de nadie, digna de llevar el
nombre de sMayagiiez' va habla-
remos sobre Ell resultado de dichos en-
cuentros.
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Jose Torres, (a) Gacho, ca
pitan del team "Ribosch",
campeones de 1923.
5CUANDo Sc DEBE INTRODUCES
UN PINCH HITTER,

Muchos creeran que es un error sa-
car un bateador durante un juego pa
ra introducir un 'pinch hitter" in
buen coach manager jamas acSua-
ra de esta nianera menos que Sc pre-
sente un moinento psicologico o que Ell
pinch hitter tenga mayores probabiI-
dades de palear que ell bateador re-
gular.
Siempre ha sido mi politica usar al
pinch hitter solamente cuando COM
prendo ha llegado la oportunidad de
poder ganar Ell juego, hacienda uso de
6l. En- otras palabras siempre he pen
sado que 81 ha de continuar ell juego,
yo debilitare mi novena en- 10 que a Ia
'sdefensivav Sc refiere 81 Introduce
un pinch hitter.
Esto es l6gico porque 81 ell pinch
hitter fldea tanto como ell jugador
que ha de sustituir, acknowledgements,
6l seria un jugador regular de Ia no
vena. Jamas he sabido de una sltua-
cior tan dificil para un manager o un
coach q. crtando estos han de decidir 81
ell uso de un pinch hitter ha de ser de
que cuando 6stos han de decidir 81 Ell
uso de un pinch hitter ha de ser de
un todo beneficioso para su novena.
(No es esta una traduccion exact9
de la ciencia de baseball pero casi to-
do Sc adapta al texto.)
Eddie COLLINS
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NoTAs DE SPORTS

"Orientales versus "Cardena-
les - Salvador Garcia y Freyre
regresan de Santo Domingo -
Guillermina Lopez lanzara la pri=
mera bola en- los juegos del
domingo
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Los uegos de Ell une 81
@ anae ta Sdza Gacho Be De auerdo mpresnqu
tenemos Ia la ddd Corat lto Los up hoy uan dez

cia, Ell Guido Y la atenci6n que 1e da-
mos al sitio destinado para Ell desarro-
llo de nuestra juventud escolar.
Aplaudimos esta actitud admira-
mos la voluntad decidida DEF sefior
Comisionado a quien, demas esta de-
cir, deseamos los mas grandes exitos
en- su proyecto.
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Ell "ALLENTOWN" EMBARCA>
HOY EN- NEW YORK

Los iugadores que componen ell
club Allentown" habran embarcado
hoy en- New York en- ell vapor "Phi-
ladelphia" con destino a la isla Y des-
embarcaran en- San Juan ell de
Enero proximo. Seran recibidos en-
el muelle por una Comision de base
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29

primera bola, por la manana. por la
tarde, la madrina del team que juegue !.
En- resumen, que sera un dia de fiesta
completa.
Durante algunas tardes, Ell Allen
town dara algunas practicas de exhibit
cion para que todos los. amantes del
deporte, puedan yer los vencedores del
New York City.
Ell pueblo esta muy entusiasmado y
solo Sc espera ell debut. Ell debut del
Allentown sera ell precursor de gran
des exitos de redondos fracasos. 81
es que los fracasos son tan redondos
como las bclas.
UNA VISTA AL CAMPO ATLETrco
Invitados por ell atento caballero don
Jose Torres, Comisionado de Instruc-
cion Municipal, giramos una vista a
nuestro Campo Atletico, en- ell cual, Sc
gun informaramos recientemente, Sc es-
tan hacienda ciertas reformas.
Ell infeld del campo-tan desctli-
dado que sc hallaba y en- ell que eran
muchos los errores que tenian necesa-
riaInente cue cometer los jugadores,
sera puesto en- tan buenas mejo-
res condolences de 10 que estaba ALA
para aquella epoca memorable del Pom
ce High, el team que mas fama y lus-
ire supo dar al deporte en- toda la isla,
cuando tambien figuraban "Savaro-
ma, Pope y "Fisk''.
La cerca del Castillo sera reforzada
en- todas aquellas parties en- donde Sc
haga indispensable la mano del car
pintero. Ell Grand Stand sera, 81 fue-
Sc precise, bellamente pintado. .El ST.
ito destinado a gradas, sera agrandado
todo 10 mas que Sc pueda. Ell tout
field'' sera completamente nivelado y
Ell nismo quedara tan limpio que la
bola podra correr locamente, como pc
FRO sin rabo
Ell seiior Torres nos ha confesado
que 81 nuestra liga es la mejor de la
isla, 10 continuara siendo por siempre,
pues tanto Ell como todos los que tienen
intervention en- ella, Sc muestran ami
mados de los mejores deseos v no ,ees-
cansaran hasta conseguir que los que
vengan a presenciar juegos en- esta
Perla del Sur, admiren la magnifcen-