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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-21
Conferencia de Santiago
Reyista e inspection en-
ell campo del MOrrO

Qued6 muy lucida, no podfa ser de
otro mcdo, Y bien pueden sentirsc sa-
| ltisfechos, y hasta orgullosos los jefes,
ofciales, classes y soldados que compo-
men el Reginiento 65th. de Infanteria.
I Muy temprano, la mafiana del saba
lido, va estaban desplegadas las fuer-
zas en- el Campo del "Mcrro"; los
muchachos listos para probar que sa-
ben aprevechar el tempo; una exec
lente instruction, y una magnifica dis
ciplina ha sido en- todo tempo ell lena
del Regimiento.
Tambien nosotroS madrugamos, y
recibinos cCrtesmente de manos del
Captain ayudante Mr.. Porter P. Wig
gins el permiso para andar por ell
campo y traernos la information gra-
flea que aparecera en- la edicion del
sabado de Ell. IMPARCIAL.
Ell Mayor General C. S. Farnsworth,
81 ayudante ell Coronel Gerew, el Con-
sui de .Francia Mr.. Forcioli, v oficia-
les jefes de la Guardia Nacional,
era el grupo que recorria toda la Ii
nea que inspeccionaba el estado y
japariencia de las fuerzas.
Ell Regimicnto estaba tornado en-
columnas de companies y Sc extendia
desde los fosos del MORO hasta los
mnros del "Cualtel de Ballaja". En-
primer termino la Banda, con todo
el equipo de campafia, luego los bata-
Homes formados en- orden seg1n el
range de los jefes, y cerraban la for
maci0n las compaifas de ametrallado-
iras Y la seccion de ambulancias.
El General Fansworth, quien a pc
sar de su pelo blanco como la plata,
dispone de una salud y energia que
va la quisi6ramos para i'm dia de fies-
ia, reeorria de punta cabo toda la
formation paso de buen soldado que
no todo ''chato" puede seguir al pie
de la letra.
SUI fecei0n Iisingciosa, realizAda
con ell mayer cuidado, daba ent5n-
der que ha venido efectuar un ira
Ibajo de empeno. Tanto mejor para los
braxos muchachos del Reginiento que
una vez mas eycribiran en- sus bande-
rass ua nota honrosa, legitimamente
conquistada.
No dudamos que el informe que ha
de rendir el alto jefe que hoy nos
honra con su vista, ha de ser alta
mente satisfactorio para la Nacion, y
tambien para Puerto Rico, una vez
que son portorriquenos los muchachos
que integran el Regimiento 65th.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-21
Del Momento que Pasa

Con baStante inSistencia Sc hacfan
aver tardc en- los cfrculos polfticos
de San Juan, isrios concentrates en-
relaci6n Il c.ertQs indutosq. Sc han efec
tuado en- estoS tiltimos dos amos; asf
como Sc tiene entcndito. que la Le-
gislatura tan prOnto reanude sus Sc
stones, tomard Ell suS manoS los in
numerables cargos que contra ciertO
v dcterminado Departamento Sc es-
tan recogicndo al objeto &c hacer una
investigation detenida, rcferente
transferencias que fueron hechas pa
IA un determinado fin, V que luego Sc
designaron a Otros.
Adn cuando estos rumores son del
dominic pdblico, V So habla de ellos
con bastante calor On los corrillos,
nos abstenemos de hacer comentario
algunO, interim no est6n presentadOs
los susodichos cargos.
Soamente podemos adelantar como
nOticia avanZada de acuerdo con in
siluaciones eXpresadas Ell los sitios
va mencionados, dc que tan pronto
este acumulada la prucba ante la Be-
gislatura, Gsta los presentarl al Hon.
Gobernador Horace NJ. Towner, quien
estudiard Y resolvera la situaci0n >del
Departamento de referencia, que es
el que en- la actualidad yiene preocu-
pando la opinion pGblica
Sc ha dicho, Y Il pesar de que no
ha sido confirmadO cl rumor, sc cree
va SECURE, que al reunirse el pr0ximo
dfa 4 de abril Ia Legislature, tratara
esta en- definitivO ell case que concier-,
ne Il los Jefes de Departamentos NOM
brados por ell GobernadOr Reilly, diez
dfas despu6s de haber el Legislative
suspendido sus sesiones.
No obstante este detalle, tenemos
entendido que prevalece algdn critic
rio tendente a que este asunto sea re-
suelto .por ell nuevo Gobenador, q los
fines de que no pueda prejuzgarsc la
tai resolution de parte de los Legis-
ladores, como una question en- la cual
Sc ha querido prescindir del Ejecuti-
To. 4&..,
+ BUSSY.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-21
Brasil acepara proyecto cheno de reuc los aramenos

LOS HON. PRESIDENTES DE La
CAAIARA. Y Ell SENADO, NOAIBRAN
SECRETARIO SOCIAL DE AMBOS
CUERPOS LEGISLATIYOS AL JO-
VEN SECRETARIO DE LA COMI-
SION ECONOMICAL, SIR. A. COLL Y
VIDAL, DURANTE LOS FESTEJOS
DE INAUGURATION DEL G0BER-
NADOR TOWNER.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-21
UNO SENTENCIADO Y OTRO
CONDENADO

Los chauffeurs Jose Santiago y Pc
dro Paz, denunciados ante la Corte Mu
nicipal, secci6n segunda, por guar sus
AUTOMOBILES, lpor la noche, con la luz
roja de la parte posterior del carro
apagada, fueron absueltos.
Antonio Rivera, que no obedecio la
sefial de parada que lie hiciera un-poli-
scia fue sentenciado a pagar $500 de
multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-21
E. FUENTE GO.

Participan haber recibido por los
iiltimos vapores un gran surtido
de mercancias dc distintas classes
Grandes lotes para quincalleros
y cornerciantes como tambi6n to-
las de Ultima novedad.
ventas al por mayor y detail.
Teldfono s44. Cruz II. Box 1176.
San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-21
NINA ULTRAJADA

Ell dia 10 de los corrientes, las
600 p. M, en- calle San Agustfn,
Puerta de TERRA, Y en- ell zaguan de
la casa del sefor Juan Blanco, ell in
dividuo Pedro Lopez, trato de abusar
de la nina Hilbraina Suarez, de 8 amos
de edad, desgarrandole sus vestidos.
Sometido el case al Juez Municipal de
la Corte, seccion segunda, lie fue Sc
iialado fianza de $500 para su libertad
provisional
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-21

DE INAUGURACI0N DEL G0BER-
NADOR TOWNER.
Ell Speaker de la Cimara de Repre-,
sentantes, Hon. Miguel Guerra Mondra-
g0n, ha hechO, nOnrbre del Hon. Pre-
sidente del Senado y en- ell suyo pro-
pio, e1 siguliente nOmbramiento. rela-
cionadO con los actos Oficiales organi-
zados por las Presidencias de ambos
Cuerpos Legislativos en- honor del Go
bernador Horace NJ. Towner.
CAMARA DE REPRESENTATIVES,
DE PUERTO RICO.
San Juan, =. Il.
Mario 1G, 1928.
Seiior Don Antonio Coll y Vidal,
San Juan, 2. II.
Senior:
A nombre del Hon. Presidente del
Senado, V en- el mfo propio, tengo el
gusto de designarle Secretario Social
dc las Presidencias de ambas Cama-
ras durante las fiestas de Inauguration
del GObernador Towner, reception al
Secretario de Marina y IL su cOmitiya,
que habran de tener efecto Ell ell pro-
ximo mes de abril.
1n ,1s.to1
(Firmado).
Miguel Gae1ra-MOndrag0n.
Speaker,
Cdmara de Representatives.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-21
MERcADo AzUCARERo.
INFORMATION sUMINIsTRADA
POR Ell SR. RUIZ pSOLER.

New York, MARIO 21.-1O A. M
Ell mercado estd mas tranquilo debido
ventas de azdcares hechas $5.7 16
($7.22), llegados al puerto de Nueya
York antes de concertarse la venta,
asf como tambi6n debido a importan-
tes arribos de azGcares sin vender.
Hay vendedores que ofrecen azGcar de
Cuba a $3.50 ($72Sl, para embarque
en- MARIO abril. Hay ofertas de
Puerto Rico a $7.2s, para embarque
en- MARIO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-21
Ell SIR. CADIERNO OPERADO EN-
Ell AUXILIO MUTUO.

Esta mafiana ha sido sometido a
una interyenci0n quirdrgica en- el Au-
xilio A1tiio, nuestro listinguido ami
g oel conocido comerciante de esta ciu-
dad Don Segundo Cadierno
Nos informa que ell estado del seiior
Cadierno es muy satisfactorio.
Celebramos vivamente ell exito de
la operaci6n, Y que pronto restablezca
el amigo Don Segundo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-21
EN- oBsEQUIo A MIR. ToWNER

FL director de la Banda Municipal
de San Juan, senior Jesus Figueroa,
La coinpuesto una Marcia, la eual ha
sido desiieada en- honor al Hon. Gober-
nador Horace NJ. Towner, cuya mar
cha Sc no siuforma, sera estrenada en-
el concierto que celebrard Ia Banda
Municipal en- la Plaza Baldorioty es-
til noche
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-21

/
jefe de la delegation brasilena la
Confereneia panamericana que ha sido
inaugurada en- la capital de Chile, Sr
Sifronio Mello Franco, ha declarado
aver los reporteros que fueron en-
trevistarle, qGc Brasil no esta dis
puesto aceptar el proyecto chileno
sobre' la reduction de arinamentos Dor
las republicas hispanoamericanas sex-
plicando abiertamente que su naci6n
necesita mantcner un gran podcr mi
litar y maritime tan numeroso, que
pueda facilmente ell gobierno de la
Republica defender su soberania con-
ira cualeSquiera agresiones extranas
Iy contra los frecuentes levantamien-
tos que Sc vienen sucediendo en- Bra
sill contra ell regimen constituido, ali
mentados por los elementos simpatiza-
dores del sindicalismo rojo La res
puesta del Sr. Mello Franco ha sido
muy comentada en- los circulos politi-
cos de toda SuramGrica.
DUESSELDORF, anarzo 21.-El
Ministro frances del Trabajo, Mon
sieur Letrocquer, visit6 aver las nue.
vas zonas del Rhur ocupadas por las
tropas dc la Repdblica, y de sus in
practicadas ha expresa-
do la satisfaction sentida por la acti-
tud de los trabajadores alemanes que
sc encuentran laborando va en- las mi
mas los ferrocarriles, en- mayer nii-
nero cada dfa que pasa. Interroga-
do pcr los periodistas Mr.. Letrocquer
dijo que los alemanes Sc van conven-
ciendo al fin de la inutilidad de su re-
sistencia sorda, Y aseguro que prom
to cederan en- su actitud, entregando-
Sc por complete al trabajo y al orden.
HABANA, MARIO 21. - Aver, ante
una concurrencia enornle, inaugurose
Ia gran temporada de pelota vasca en-
ell nuevo Fronton, realizandose los pri-
meros juegos con un exito asombroso.
Figuraron en- la arena, contendiendo
con una maestria admirable, los ia
mosisimos pelotaris: Eguiluz, los her
manos Irigoyen, los hermanos Naza-
liz, Martin, Gabriel, Benner otras
estrellas de gran intensidad. Los juc-
gos prometen ser tan concurridos CO.
mo en- su Inauguration, en- los sucesi-
vos encuentros que han de eausar gran
Gensaci6n y para los que existe un
entusiasmo indescriptible.
BERLIN, mario 21.-Alemania .ha
cnviado un Memorandum al gobierno
dc los Estados Unidos Inglaterra,
expicando la situaci6n creada por
Francia en- la zona ocupada del Rhur,
y eypresa el Canciller Cuno que firma
el importante documento la esperanza
de que atendiendo a sus justas razo-
mes una tercera potencia Sc decida a
interponer su amistosa intervention,
paras poner fin csta situaci6n COM
pletamente anormal y que amenaza,
con la paz de Europa.
LONDRES, MARIO 21.E Ell gobier-
no de Inglaterra resolvio aver concre-
tarse suscintamente acusar recibo
del Memorandum de Alemania, sin.
mayores detalles sobre la situaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-21
$500 DE MULTA POR PORTAR
UNA PISTOLA

Al individuo Mariana Maisonet (a)
"Diente de Oro", quien la detective
lie ocup6 una pistola espafola, el juez
municipal lie impuso cinco dollars dc
multa.
Evening star., 1923-10-15
ON THE SIDE LINES
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

YORK, October 15It looked if
peled his only aceArt Nehfn desperate effort to
avoid absorbing the X O. waop the sixth the world
though the southpaw is notoiouy shy and
had 1t believed with
brilliantly pitched
Friday although yielding but four hits because
StengL This would
in inter for theG
Evening star., 1923-10-15
Giants Greet BIeac1ter Friends
While Ya1,ks Take Meusely Game
BY RING w. LARDNER.

NEW N of those that amt
the beaehers inhed Well the
certainly played uphill
will friends
MenseI rr "a nI go ,nra ~.
National the
home run wby all and All r. vas nIense,x game to watch
if
personally pulling
Sam Jones We
BandP Plays
biggest
a
have playing practically
like
of the outstanding
Two aughabe
cent of the people that did not have
Before
none of
o be for
ey something besides world serious
wind
% # a ] 7sn s" mot s9f s
ae nsa n9is a
News Men Eat at Times.
as to the Giant pitchers No vy admrng
to but something
1t must be explained that
border ne
them all as am very Well along
m them in it it. took two
sGs shsnfs se aPoe eoeR
body ssS mi ;afSsS 9TH, f. s @
snd dS peo like laughed ed
It is these kind of a.s e. ..
The incidence read other
Evening star., 1923-10-15

the bag with n fine fallaway slide.
Pipp then connected for a wicked
whack toward right that Frisch in
terceptcd, but his heave to Gowdy
under the catcher in safety. A double
play followed when Ward lined TO
Bancroft
The Giants went out. one, two.
three. in the third and the Yanks
were held scoreless. Bush whiting
and Witt hitting into force play.
after Everett Scott singled. Nc
Graw's men threatened to no pur-
pose in the fourth when Young
walked and raced to third on a
double to right by Irish Meusel, with
two gone. only to have Stengel roll
weakly to the box. but the Yanks
got busy again and chalked up their
eighth and final tally, chasing Scott
to the showers in the process. Du-
gan started with his third successive
safety. sharp rap just out of
Frisch's reach. Ruth followed with
third. Babe slipped in overrunning g
the sack and was nipped before he
could scramble back on Young's
quick heave to Kelly.
Bob Meusel then came through
with another hit-his third in as
many times at bat-a line single to
right that registered Dugan. When
Scott walked Pipp he was waved out
of the pastime, Virgil Barnes taking
his place on the rubber and checking
the Yanks by whiting Ward and
compelling Schang to hit into a force
play.G
Young Barnes spiked the biggest
gun in Ruppert's artillery to halt the
Yanks in the fifth, after the Giants
had proved impotent. With two away
Witt scratched single through
Kelly and advanced a peg on Du-
o. brtrr
ing single to center. Barnes then
faced the issue with Ruth and famed
him. pitching only one wide ball.
The top of the Giants batting or
der failed to make any headway
against Bush in the sixth and the real
single by Ward and a scratchy affair
by Shang who dribbed past Groh
failed to get the Yanks anywhere as
Scott hit into a force-out.
E. MeusePs third straight hit with
one out in the seventh netted nothing,
for, although Kelly walked after
Stengel died, Gowdy forced his mate
Neither club got a runner on the lines
thereafter.
Evening star., 1923-10-15
VICTORY is CELEBRATION
FOR BUSH AND SCHANG

NEW YORK, October 1S.-Yes-
terday's world series game was
something more than a brilliant
victory for Joe Bush. star Yankee
twirler. and his battery mate.
waIly SchanE-it was n cefebra-
tiOn.
For yesterday WINS the wedding
anniversary of both players. the
ninth for Bush and the eighth for
Schang. None in the vast crowded
stretches of the Yankee stadium
rooted harder nor was moro en-
thusfastic over the Yankee VIC
tory than their wives.
Bush and Schang wero married
when battery pals with Connie
Mack's cid Philadelphia Athletics.
They have been together ever
since, going to boston six years
ago before coming to the Yankees.
Evening star., 1923-10-15

ton point for the Giants.
record made by the Giants yesterday
of four home runs by one club In a
world series and maintained the pace
OF at least one to a game in the cur
rent show.
Ruth's mishap in the fourth when
he slipped and fell after propelling
his only bingle of the game. gave
the Giants a chance to demonstrate
that il pays to be vigilant. Young
knew he had no chance TO flag Dugan
quickly to % first W Where 'Rpe Rpth's @ Stumble a,s
made an out by Kelly possible.
! Witt pulled n typicaI-for him
when he singled off Keiiy's glove. He
beat the throw TO Barnes. rambled
right on and leisurely turned. failing
TO observe that Barnes had fumbled
and that the ball rolled all the way
to the Giants dugout. Witt could
have reached second If he had his
| head up and could have scored on the
single by Dugan which followed. AS
it was the Yanks went runless that
/ round.
Bush gave Stengel N nne chance in
| the fifth, Casey gathering in his drive
| only after sharp sprint out in left
center.
J Ruth handled himself well in re-
| firing Frisch in the sixth. Frankie's
| clout was a long one. Babe climb
ing up the embankment to get under
| it. Tho drive would have been good
| for a homer at the Polo Grounds.
| Pipp and Bush collabOrated In a
| tworkmanlike manner to kill off
Young in the seventh. Joe got over
just in time to take the throw and
get the decision from Pep, who slid
into the sack.
Dugan was stopped for the first
time by Barnes in the seventh, rolling
to Frisch after compiling four bingles
\ in a row. A safety here by Jumping
Joe would have set a world series
record.
| O'ConneI looked very unimpressive
at bat when sent up for Barnes in
the eighth. The $4,000 beauty proved
an easy strike-out victim Bancroft,
who followed, was similarly victim
,ized by Bush.
Evening star., 1923-10-15

Still another novel skit was re-
corded to the credit of Altrock and
Schacht yesterday when they put on
what was supposed to represent a
race between Zev, Americas crack
three-year-old and Papyrus, English
champion Of the turf. which are to
meet at Belmont Park next Saturday
for a purse of 100000 and the in
ternational title. Nick and AL were
mounted on hobby horses such as
are seen in nurseries and they gal
loped around the track at the sta
dunn to the high glee of the throng.
Both horses were we'll winded at
the finish. Tho race was officially
announced as resulting in a dead
heat
Bentley pitched to Ruth his first
time up. Babe foulinG one and taking
called strike before he received a
pass.
Young made a fine play on Pipp's
productive long wallop in the opener.
he raced mack up the embankment
and leaped to spear the pill with one
hand.
Irish Meuse1. tied with Bob in bat
ting for the first four games. kept
abreast of his brother in the averages
by duplicating his triple in the sec
ond and paving the way for the
Giants only tally, and then by like
wise getting hits on his next two
appearances
Stcngel made a desperate effort to
get up to Dugan's drive in the Sec
ond, but he failed bv several feet
and the eighth home run of the set
was achieved. Dugan's feat tied the
Evening star., 1923-10-15
ATTENDANCE MARK
SET IN FIFTH FRAY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 15.-Another
new record for attendance was set
yesterday for world series games
when 62,s17 persons paid their way
into Yankee Stadium for the fifth
game.
This number was 3S7 greater than
the former record. established CO.
lumbus day at the third game Of the
series. in Yankee Stadium.
1t is certain now that all records
for receipts and attendance for any
other series will be broken when the
figures of the last game are known.
The total attendance will be more
than 100000 and the receipts more
than s1.0o0,000.
Yesterdays figures:
Attendance, 62,817.
Receipts. $2o1,459.
Advisory councfPS share. S30,21S.S5
Each clubs share, $85,620.07.
(Players share in first four games
only.)
Figures for fve games:
Attendance, 267,258.
Receipts, s924,563.
Advisory council. S144,684.45.
Each club, $208,457.76.
Evening star., 1923-10-15
BUSH MAKES McCRAWMEN
LOOK LIKE A WEAK TEAM
f. Meusel, Who Gets All of Losers Trio of Hts Is
Only Menace to Yanks-Dugan Gathers Four
Safeties, One of Them a Homer
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

EW foRk, October l5Ony club with
possessed
ore tha the most remote hope
S occupied as the world today shifted Polo
Grounds om the stadium where
@ the greatest yesterday
rivals
close the debate. - ~ - : e ~ ~ ~
any team less richly endowed than the McGaw
ag oras and ability could safely be listed
St;o YET anpayed Betting odds prior the indicated the
surely would whom
ne depths OF the Giants fighting unpumbd
Evening star., 1923-10-15

,
lumbus day that what New York
needs is a larger ball park Col
RUPERT said yesterday that the seat
Ing capacity at the stadium easily
could be increased to 5000.
Ruth'S ability az an outfielder was
on display on more than one occasion
yesterday. He made four put-outs,
two on Groh, one on Gowdy and one
on Frisoh, and had to step but few
PAGES to get all of them. When Groh
batted Ruth played close to the foul
line and short. Groh flied into his
hands twice. He played deep right
center for Frisch and short raght cen
ter for Gowdy.
Crfppkd Walter Pipp was aided twice
on difficult plays yesterday by Bullet
Joe Bush. On two hard-hit grounders
Pipp did the fielding and then depend
on Joe to cover the bag Joe did.
making both put-outs. Ordinarily
Pipp would have raced to the bag and
made the killings unaided.
Aaron Ward took advantage Of old
Hank Gowdy'S arm and Stole the only
base that was pilfered in the game.
1t was of no avail, however, as
Schang struck out.
Thirteen OF the Giants went out on
Enfield taps, ten went out on long flies,
one fouled out and three were struck
out.
Evening star., 1923-10-15

The Meusel brothers, Bob of the
Yankees and Emil of the Giants, are
having a little contest all their own
So far Bob has been at bat twenty
two times and made six hits. while
Emil. at bat twenty-one times. also
has hit six times. In Bobs six were a
double and two triples. while Emil
has one double, one triple and one
homer.
Aaron Ward. the Yankee second
baseman, has collected more hits
than any other player in the series.
At bat twenty times, he has made
nine safeties. including home run.
He walked once, stole one base and
scored four runs. Wards batting av-
erage is .450. On the defensive side
he has handled thirty-one chances
without an error. making eleven put
outs and twenty assists.
Col Jacob Rupert. owner of. the
Yankees. is SO overjoyed at the pros
poets Of a world championship that
he can't keep still. Yesterday. after
the Giants had their turn at bat in
the seventh. he left the stadium and
went downtown to order, ii was ru-
mored. handsome presents for the
Yankee players.
1t fs likely that Col. Rupert will
heed the advice of his old partner,
Col. I. L. Huston. who remarked Co
Evening star., 1923-10-15

O'ConneI looked very unimpressive
at bat when sent up for Barnes in
the eighth. The $4,000 beauty proved
an easy strike-out victim. Bancroft,
who followed, was similarly victim
ICED by Bush.
Evening star., 1923-10-15

Two-base hit-E. Meusel. Three-base hits
3. Meusel. E. Meusel. Home run-Dugan. Sto-
len base-ward. sacriAce-ripp. Double play
Bancroft to Frisch. Left on bases-Giants, 4;
Yankees, 8. Bases on balls-of Bentley, o:
off Bush, e; off J. Scott. /. Struck out-By
Bentley, tschang);, by Bush, 8 Barnes,
By Barnes. 5W.li Kuti, s0Sst yennsrd susA'
Pipp). Hts-of Bentley. s in / Is innings;
Of J. Scott. in innings; OF Barnes. 4 in
2-3 innings; off Jonnard, Eone In ! inning
of Bush: in innings. Winning pitcher
Bush. Losing pitcher-Bentley. Umpres-
Messrs. Evans at plate, oDay at first, Nallin
at second. Hart at third. Time of game
] hour and So minutes.
Evening star., 1923-10-15
Giants Are Far From Being Impressive Losing Fifth Came Of
YANKEES WORK is MUCH
BETTER THAN LAST YEAR
Have Done Almost Twice as Well as They Did in
1922 Series, While Giants Have Fallen Of
in Their Work With Stick.
By the Associated Pres,


EW YORK, October 5The Yankees games of
" this SERIES played about twice
when they tied
In 1922 they made 81 hits batting average
M his in they have
batted $40 = ' 0N01 - '1"o H4o
oian who made so hits and IS
Evening star., 1923-10-15
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, Oc-
tober 15.-The Potomac and Shenan.
doah rivers both were clear this
morning.