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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
MT. VERNONS
ARE MOL.DING
FINE RECORD
Juvenile Basketball Squad Has
Won Fifteen Straight Games.
Defeat Epiphany Juniors.
b. WALTER HAIGHT.
straight wins

straight wins
A victory by shutout"
MOT a defeat this sea.
sol" These are some of the &C
compIishments of the Mt. Vernon
Junior basketball team in its first
independent endeavor. The Mt. Yer
non lads have high hopes OF being
able to match, on the court, the
feat Of the Stanton Juniors, who
set a record for the lightweights
to shoot at by coping all of their
gridiron battles last fall.
tThe only place we can find de-
feat is in the dictionary" reports
one OF the determined lads. "And
what's more we are out to prove
It." This display of "Joie Ray
spirit is certainly the stuff, and
the lads are chuck full of it.
Fred Williams--just an everyday
name to those that are not ac-
Quainted with the gentleman--is
the manager and real friend of the
Mt. Vernon youngsters or any
youngsters true boys man" in
every sense of the phrase.
At the start of the season Fred
counted heads and found that he
had quantity and not quality, that
is, "Celticly'' speaking. In fact,
some of the kids had never played
the court game, but all possessed
a desire TO make name for their
team in the junior ranks, and un.
der the guidance of their helpful
leader started on their winning
romp by knocking off the Epiphany
Eagles.
Last month the Mount Vernon
quint pulled the unusual in setting
the Chevy Chase Bearcats down
without a score in a regulation
contest, and at the same time
running UP q thirty-six point score
itself.
Their latest win was scored over
the Epiphany Juniors, who up
until Thursday night, had not been
defeated locally this winter.
The members of the Mt. Vernon
outfit are: Gordon New, captain Of
the team and playing his first sea-
son as a junior; Angus Heeke, rangy
pivot man and leading scorer; Har-
vey Robinson, forward and youngest
player; Kent Pyles, guard, who is
also quite a track performer, hav-
ing taken five first places In the
Junior track meet at the 7. M. G. A.
last summer; Allen Spicer. guard and
member Of the Warwick baseball
team; Buddy" Weigle, guard, a fine
little player; Hubby" Elliott and
Georke Hogge, two peppery lads;
Bob MacCartee. forward, first
baseman for the Linworths OF sand
lot diamond fame and brother OF
Allan MacCartee. star quarterback
at Tech and now at the University OF
Alabama; and Hooks" Dalglish. q
versatile lad who cam give q good
account OF himself In any position.
HTa..aI. Oh NaAnnNd0
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
Muddy RueI TickIed
At Becoming
Griffnlan

6GMUDDY1 RUEI5, recently
In acquired BY Clark
Griffith, from the Red Sox,
has written his new boss and
said he was tickled to death
I'd become 3 member Of the
Washington club. 4 figure
the Washington team d con-
tender this year, writes
Muddy. Griff says the
catcher reports he is in good
shape and is looking forward
to q fine season. >. b Hol-
lingsworth, 8 pitcher acquired
from Minneapolis, has signed
and says he has been winter
llg Id Knoxville and IS about
light.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
Times Herald Boys
(. Form Bowling Team

! The Timee-Fferalds apprentice boys
have organized q bowling team and
challenge any eighteen-year-old team
in the District.
The personnel of the team In
.olades @. III. Thaycr, G, @, ThayeF,
w, w, Snow, O, A, MaoW williamson.
Lee Gunlners, and J, w. Norris,
Challenges should be addressed to
IT., wv, Marria, care nf composing
0oeHa The sWaAhinG eon. Ikepalda
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
JOE DEERTNG
WILL REFEREE
TODAY'S GAME
Yanks and Legionnaires Open
Series on Arcade Court This
Afternoon.

ZOE DEERING and Coach
George Green will officiate In
the first game of the series
between the Yanks, leading semi
pro team. of the District. and the
Legionnaires at the Arcade this
afternoon, starting at 3 O'Clock.
Each team has submitted list
of eight players eligible to compete:
Manager Swan, Of the Legion team
is allowing the Yanks. to play
Tabs, who has been added to the
Bratburd team. The Legfonnhires
will stick to their regular lineup.
Tabor and Armstrong will stapk. at
forward, Lowe, will be at center
and Gardner and Harrts win per-
form in the back field.
It will be the Yanks' first start
Of the season against a District
team. The Legionnaires asked for
an early date on the Yankee
chart. but were passed up until
Manager Swan forced Bratburd
into agreeing to a three game
series. Here Is how the clubs
will lineup In the opening game:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
HOlIOcher Suffering
From Influenza Attack

CdICAGO, Feb. N.--Word was
received here today that Charlie
dollocher, star short stop and cap.
tain of the Chicago National League
Club, is confined to his home In st.
Louis by an attack Of influenza and
will be unable to leave with the
Cubs first squad tomorrow for tho
training camp At Catalina Island,
Cal. -. '--..- zT1t- -.-Tt n I.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
Cincinnati Players Off
For Camn IN March 10

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Fob. I7s----
Battery men OF the Cincinnati Ma
tional League club will depart March
8 for orlando, Fla, the spring train
ing camp, for mn extra week of con-
ditioning. The remainder Of tho
team will leave hare March 10,
The first pFactlco nANne will b0
with the CLEVELAND aARlDAnE4 ct
.orland On =. 81 ..', y. .s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
GOOD SHEPHERDS WIN.

The Good Shepherd Midgets OK.
perienced little difficulty in down
ing the Mohican MidGeta basket
SQUAD yesterday afternoon by a
score ~ b -. McAiIintcr
proved GtaR ~ thA gnmaa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
BEST SCHOOLS
ARE ENTERED
IN G. ". EVENT
Cream Of Talent in Section to
Compete in South Atlantic
Court Tourney Here.

L : - -
ITWELVE high schoo! and pre-.
paratory school basketball
teams. representing5 the best
floor talent in Maryland. Virginia
and the District are listed for the
third annual South Atlantic cham-
pionship tournament which will be
run off in the Central Coliseum,
February %. % and "a. The event
Is under the auspices Of George
washington University,
The schools entered and drawn
for the event are Central, Business,
Western, Eastern, q Tech Il and
Gonzaga from this city. From
Baltimore win come st. Josepli,s,
Loyola and baltimore City College
From Homecoming, Md, will sarrtve
the Central High School team.
claimants Of the MARYLAND title.
From Alexandra will be entered the
Episcopal High School, rated as the
champion preparatory school five
OF Virginia.
Games vim start at 10, q. m. on
the, morning sof February 20 and
VIII run until is b. m. when the
tIfst days play IS concluded. On
Friday four games wiH be played
starting at b. m. The final OF
champ ionship game viii ne con-
cluded at $50 y. H. SATURDAY
afternoon. sgsss 8.
The drawings An made toliav a,.6
the time Of playffr ars AZ fT,llnvvs.
Thursflav FeI1r,,s,.s, oSs IN & ., . q
Eastern vs.. Baltimore City College:
IA 9. M, Homecoming vs.. George:
town Props: 10 noon, Business vs..
ST. Joseph's: p. M. Central High
vs. Loyola High; D. m, Tech vs.;
winner of 10 q. m. game. & Il. m
Western We. win,,ar ~ ~ ! =. :,
game: 4 ID m. Enisconai ivs xTsr,,e,.
of 12. noon. eanne. 8 : g. T1.,,sss
vs.. winner Of 1 b. M. sarne' &. - - S.
llfffcs.Is f.l,csa,,
hee,....s. ss..s - d
sssss y g al
lolloWs: 10 ~ M Mention and DeK-
mani &! M jsxnas1 and Man fs,yS.
~ ,s.s,, "a J, ,s.-,. q
81 - 80 = -
p. ma, HuEnes ana Fitzgerald; 2
p. N, Deenaf1 and Mention; 8 .. M,
Mention and Degnan: b. M. Hughes
and Fitzgerald; d. M Fftzgerald
and Hughes. s
For the Friday games there VIII
e 11 Ie! ana Fugnes ana Hughes
win he seIectaS fro,,. LIE 80, - )
have worked in the engagements up
@ that time: All Of the men. are
trict IF c:oI,,nahio - Win an I sne -.
board. =
| The drawing necess,tatefI 't,,a NAV.
ling of some Of the tsanns tu;n ; k Az.
ling the sane dav Tach 49,.
Episcopal and I,ovoIa drew b,1ss - $50 :;
! win wait llnfil the othars .ts,.t
activities before TAKING The, scns,sk
| In each instance the teams VIII
have a three-hour rest hatwaes
games. ~ =
It IL singular that In tya Av.,,,r.. !.
there ia . nossihilitv - Ee..a., =, ~ W
| western n1eefinU onI - Tss...s.l 49,:
tand Central y,aat,,sa- rr,,,;S,.,ss -.
disnose If onnonents
Tha to,,rnanoant ha. .ttroat.,s :. a..
cream of the talent IN this 1890 49,
without question. 'Ea stern 49,
| Western are expected To tie Tor AZ
District Of Coiumbia hioh seknnI
titIe Ralfiroore city -. "a - -
| faaf .ovois tha o+he, $3.50 .. - D ~
mora Sor The PoIti,eorn S,,. "a .. Dalul'
xn:,, -. gun 'lVpny'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
GEORGETOW n FOUR
FINISHES SECOND TO
WESTERN SPRINTERS
Jimmy Connolly Fails to Keep Pace with Oh
cago Taxicab Driver IN Final Mile and isl
Yards ii Rear when Winner Flashes Pa
Tape.
BY THOMAS u. CIJMMISKEY.

- UFFALO N. ~ Feb l7Loren Murchison The
h the Of the Newark a c. stood III the een
Of the light tonight annual indoor national
field championships here 81
six and seconds equaling the championship record which
worlds which this
sprinter established weeks ago the Mrose
Vork -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
M VERNON JRS. ARE SHOWING
lEIR 6PEEDsON COURT HIS YEAR

The lad at the left is Bob acCartee He i the brother
Of Allan MacCaree Tech high who performed IN geat style
last fall for the alabama football team which beat Penn
Just below Is Heeke playing game for the Mt
Verncns Below Capt The Mt Vernon
many off their home their claim fOr hOnors i
good # 5s-Eass
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
NATIONAL MIDGETS WIN.

The National Midgets knocked off
the Central A. C. last night by the
score Of 10 to S in game featured
by the close guarding Of both
teams. Lineup and summary:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18

Piace--The, Arcade, Fourteenth and
Park road northwest
Time - Preliminary game - Yosemites
". Wagtorna O'Clock.
offlcielS--Jce Doering and George
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
/ summary:

az ,I9slfoI r'TUH ~ TOT DooIan.
Quinn for ULeary. Fitzpatrick for
Metzger, Roudabush for Hook, Jacobs
for ODea, White for Madigan. Bonnie
goals-Dooian ca, Hagau, 1PeeIin.
o,LeaFy (s). Metsecr (3), Reean. Toui
goais-Doolan. o. g.; &agnn, 8 Of 10 i
pspses - q -. 1stsres- NJ ag1npson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
GET A LAUGH

The Washington Herald Sports publishes the
work of the most talented cartoOnists. There
is Barney Google and his race horse, Spark
Plug, the biggest hit in years. Ring Lard
ner's Jack Keefe is scream, while Joe Me-
Gurk Is unexcelled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
BEST WRITER'S

The washington HeraId Sports has the great
est staff Of experts ii the world. Hero are
some Of them: Damon RunyOn. Bugs BaeF.s
W. s. Farnsworth, Ed. CurIeyn Ford Frick.
TAskef OgIe. Charley Taylor and Arthur Rob
insOn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18
Hilltop Frosh Blanks
Eastern From Field

Eastern High was shut out
from the field in half-game
against the Georgetown Freshmen
in Ryan gym last night when
the Blue and Gray yearlings won
Fby a 81 to Ii score. The game
was a preliminary, to the George
town-St. Joseph headliner, and was
halted at the end Of the first half
to make way for the feature muss.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-29
Rock Club

One Of the most delightful affairs
Of he week. was the meeting of
the Rook Club. in the home Of
N S Mamie Hyatt Pyle, on Satur-
da aitsrnoon.
The rooms where the card tables
ware placed were prettily decorated
with spring blossoms and grow
Ing plants. The color scheme for
The afternoon presented charming
eject vf rainbow cOlors. a unique
IDEA in the decorative scheme was
an arrangement of petite" dolls
We airing crepe-paper dresses of We
olden time and holding in their
hands tiny parasols. of the same
size and colors as those presented
TO the guests as iavors for the after
noon.
st the conclusion of the game
the hostess presented lovely prize
to Miss Ygondine Gaines, for
having highest score. Later in the
afternoon a dainty Gala ion was
served.
Those included in the guest
list were Mrs. Vernon Also
brook, sister Of the hoste :. and
guest Of honor for the afternoon;
NJ sses. Merle Hunt. Helen Timbes,
Virginia Haines. Martha Francis
Allen. Christine Ha'nes. Elton
McDougal, Nettie Hale Patterson,
Louise Foote. Lila Mcknight,
Annie Mae Carmichael. Mamie
H yatt Pyle and Ygondine Gaines.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-29

Flowery and long Is the wedding
notice which the editor printetn.
The minister getteth ten bones.
The groom standeth the editor of
for II month subscription. AL
flesh il grass and in time the vile
lie gathered into silo. The min
lister getteths bis bit. The editor
printeth death notice. two col
umns Of obituary, three lodge
notices, cubit OF poetry and a
card Of thanks. And be forgetteth
to read proof ON the head and the
darned thing cometh out: Gone
to Her Last Roasting Place. And
all that are akin to the deceased
iumpeth on the editor with exceed
ing great yigor. And they pulleth
out their ads and cancelleth then
subscriptions and they swing tbs
hammer unto the third and fourth
generation. -Arkansaw Thomas
Cat.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-29

" c. Neal of New York $ grad
nsie Of A. n College. hss been
employed bv the directors Of the
Mississippi Farm Burean Cotton
Association IS sales manager. Mr.
Neal Is en.husiiic for cooperative
marketing and expects 10 cell q
large part Of The cotton Of iht
Association direct TO the mills
He i thoroughly eOnEersznt with
the cotton trade. and members d
the Association are assured Of r.
ceiving Top prices for The eoitor
marketed through that organic
alton with the employment Of Mr.
Neal az sales manager He VII
assume his new duties about Ma,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-29
Mr.. Hen Peck's Dream.

With easy chair before the stove,
He watched the fitful CLEANS;
And let his tired senses rove
Into the land of dreams.
He dreamed be was a pirate bold
Upon his blood stained deck;
With face disdainful hard and cold
He watched the scuttled wreck.
With brawny arms across his chest,
He laughed with frightful glee;
To see each shrieking victim pressed
Into the cruel sea.
Among them was stately dame,
To share this fearful lot:
Her glance did not his ierceness
tame.
OF mercy he knew not.
You too" he shouted loud and
clear,
Pfcud one shall feed the fishes;
Just then sharp voice smote his ear
smut up;eOme wipe the dishes. y
Or. where was all his ierceness now?
He leaped up from the chair;
Exclaiming as he mopped his pfos
Yes, Kate I'll be right there
The Pathfinder
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-29
Iuka Route 3

We are glad 10 note that Mr.. Will
Mars some better at the present.
Miss Ona Danils was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Thorn, last week.
Mr.. Jack Robinson is at home
again after being absent quite a
while.
Mrs, Kate Curtis died at her
home near Cherokee last Thursday
and was laid to rest in Toenail
Cemetery. Funeral services con
Quoted by Rev. w. NJ. Fore.
Mrs. Fred Jackson has been on
the sick list. Eut We are glad to
know she is some better.
Mr.. Marshal Danils was very i'll
Sunday and Sunday night, hoping
his recovery soon.
Bro. w. w. Jones preached an
interesting sermon at Mt. Evergreen
Sunday afternoon. Quite a large
crowd attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter and Mrs.
Biggs attended services at Eastport
Sunday. We were glad indeed to
have them.
Guess everybody is fixing up for
the egg hunt at Mt. Evergreen Sun
day. This old boy is expecting a
square meal that day.
Several young people from here
went to Rocky Spring Sunday where
there vas to have been a singing
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-29
Meeting Of the County Farm
Bureau.

The County Farm Bureau met
al the Court House in Iuka Sat
urday, March. "a. After accepting
Charter and adopting constitution
azd by-sans the following oslietrs
was elected. j. W. Smith presidsn'
J. A. E. Pyle. Vice-Press J. \
Graham Treasurer Elmer Lock.
". W. Bingham. ". A. Crawford
W. r. Epps. John f. Cresl and
John B. McRae, Board Of Directors.
In spite Of the bad weather 3
good crowd attended the meeting
and after Mr.. T. H. Patterson had
made very interesting talk on
Cooperative Marketing and the
advantage of the Farm Bureau.
several cars of fertilizer was placed
with the Farm Bureau TO be pur-
chased.
The Board Of Directors met in
the afternoon and after discussing
ways and means for making the
Farm Bureau serve the county 10
the best advantage they adjourned
without employing a secretary and
until the next meeting nithe BOarI
w. R. Smith, County Agent VIII
act as secretary.
Three cars of Nitrate of soda
was delivered to the farmers of the
county last week The price was
an average OF fifty-six dollars and
sixty cents per ton.
w z Smith. County Agent
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-29
Smith-Penn.

Miss Elizabeth Penn and Mr.
White Smith were quietly married
in the home of Rev. Walker, pastor
of the Presbyterian Church Los
Angeles, Calf, on Wednesday
evening.
Immediate relatives and friends
of the two families were present.
After a bridal trip to San Fran
cisco and other points. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith will be at home in Bishop,
Calf, where Mr.. Smith is engaged
in the practice of law.
Mrs. Smith was reared in Hum
holdt, she being the daughter Of the
late DR.. James W. Penn and sister
of Drs. G. w. and B. s Penn 81
this city. and she has host
friends here. Mr.. Smith also
macy friends here. hayia ~
here several years ago.
-Humboldt Courier Ch-on Gle
March %.
Mrs. Smith is a sister OF Mrs 5 F.
Howard and Mrs D. 7 Moss AID
has many friends in lux eno will
read 'he Announce rent If her
marriage With Interest
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-29

Senator Capper Of Kansas Senate
leader Of the farm bloc. says tia
the republican success at the polls
in 1924 depends on the farmer vote.
Whether the farmers can be mobil.
ized behind Harding between nov
and November 1924 ICapper be-
lieves viii depend largely upon
the prosperity Of agricultural in
dustry during the intervening 20
months. The most vital Of three
things which the administration
en- ID to bring prosperity to the
falzner Capper said was: First-To
caII 40 economic conference in al
elI6ft TO restore the European .mar-
kGf for agricultural products.
SECOND Amend the Esch Cum
I transportation act By repeal
~ rate making clause and
W ebout = reduction OF exces.
height rates.
~ Accept Henry Foid's
~ Muscle shoAIz to give
sI|ftse IsrtiIizeI q Tie farmers
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-29
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI. |
Tishaningo County. J

the undersigned collector Of said county and sia.e h one
~ l nd will sen TO the highest best bidder fer cash. witnh 'esa
bonrs on Monday April 1923 IN front Of ne coa
oo- the town the following described rear esr
uated Tihomingo county Miss ior taxes fenai"'"E p
iyearl9 1922 and all cost
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-29
but got disappointed.

We'll as news is scarce | viii
ring of wish you all happy Easter
As Ever Toots.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-27
BALL

EAG 4 q .I5 3 4 IL
tado das las ..p6Iizas'' Sc anotaran Ia
pfinera inica carrera.
! Los mejcres palos del "Caribbeal
fueron unasi yeces struck out otras
matados a pleno sol.a El c6lebre Can
tellop fu6, ponchado dos veces e
reSto muri0 en- la manos de los juga
dores del cuadro sin salir. nj una vcz
al "out-field'' 4 Llompart, eI Leiiero
Andiho, el de la imprenta, Cfuilo, Qui
homes, Cullen los soldados que com
ponen la baterfa. Sc les hacfa muy di
ffcil llegar a la priinera esquina pc
sar de SuS 6sfuerZos. FL "Caribbean'
pudo salvar cl juego poI' 10 bien que
Sc portaron al campo habiendo buenas
cositlaS V SobreSaliendO Guilo Ell el
jardfn corto donde eStuvo sorprcnden-
te.
FL juego Sc desliz0. sin pulntos cul-
minantcs -hasta cl liltimo inning eli
que subi0 Il III gonna NJ. .AndinO salu-
tando, In plaza con una Inca al cam
pc del left" que pas6 por encima del
|. izqnierdo cual 81 fuesc un aeropiano.
En- este momento el Gallego, el de las
maripoSas. quiso zanzibar de posici0n
tenicnd0 que solucionar el conflct0
don Angel. qucn 10 pus.y Ell el hanco Y
rega10 al IZquierdo por no haber We
rrihle del Caribbean" que. cuandO
menos 10 cspcran. salrda con I'M chi
riiigazo que trsconcicrta. En- cStas
condolences. entra ,m hombrc per bo-
las a primera Cullen fongea III hola
sobre 81 left Y cuando In cOhculrcn-
cia crefa que por 10 menoS scrfan dos
bases. el Izduierdo. rcprendido por don
Angel. hacc la cogida dc Ia fiesta que.
dando lcS Casualties cabiZbajos Y
confuSos hablAndosc nj dido. III I.e-
Zero. como 81 fuese una monomanfa,
iba de ofio dido. sin darSr cucnta
81 cran no sus jugadorcs. repiticn-
do csta Erase una plan"ha". 'ma
plancha' .Nguicn agrcg6 'plancha In
de FL Fignrfn'' Ccrr6. por fin, con
hroche de Gro Manolito RcrmndeZ que
atrap0 el tolctaZo matinal que huhiera
costado tres carreras. FL juego fu6
terminado en- virtud de que SC .yenci0
el tempo concetlido.
Por In noche. algticn me infCrm0
de que eI umpire" I'M tai Mestefii,
hahfa sido comprdo por. un par lie
izapates cord0vdn de los que IL usil.--.
Reeto Il. Cantellqp ana POGO tle sal
hcpatica para que olga coil nldss tr;ail-
.duiliddd los .fiici6s del pdmief'. Este
jovcm lcst;lba muy exaltado porTne
= 9EEa139 &StU 4)E-s@i5lssBI &sfIX-tc stl9 &tt5s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-27

a las nueve de In maiiana del do
mingo % del actual, apareci0 en- ell
ferreno del hip6dromo de san Juan,
el Caribbean" lucienGo' su uniforme
.nnevo one, dicho sea de paso, Q sci
mas elegante Y dc meior calidad que
el de todas las novenas de segunda
FL "Colomer Stars, nj mando del
Gallcgo y de don Angel; hace una es-
pl6ndida labor al campo. Las lfncas
v hits de los "Caribbeans'' eran atfn-
padas con inshpcrable. maestrfa, dis
ltingni6ndose Quique, en la primera ba-
SC. cnal 81 fuese una escoba: el hij0
dc don Mario, convertible en- I'M ras-
trillo hacienda magnfficos double
play; Pinocho en- el shoit-stop que
parccfa I'm operator de .pelfcnla, hi
10 cogidas diffciles n ofmos cuanGp
don Angel 10 invito los dnlccs de ere.
ma en- Ia reposterfa francesa que cons
tituyen su debilidad Jlago. terrible en-
tcrcera a Ia altura lie un professional
conquist6 muchos aplausos: la bate.
ria, compupsta de Ginfn Y Boysolet.
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