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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-21
Tourists Miss Soda Fountains

Would American ice cream find
ready sale in Italy? There is nothing
like it to be had there at present
though there is a variety OF ice cream
like the French parfait"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-21
Grocery PASSPORTS

German grocers have to have b.
censes and these must bear photo
graphs for identification purposes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-21
AROUND THE WORLD
IN FIVE MINUTES

organized in Paris. Turkish style"
will be required for the houses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-21

Animals have no pretense
Yelling their indifference.
They don't overeat or whine,
Label all things yours" and mine"
Never vulgar. avaricious.
Sentimental, superstitious
Mover snobbish, Vengeful, vain,
Pleasure they accept, and pain.
vice is unknown. filth abhorred
They do good without reward.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-21
RESULTS OF TRIP
SAT|SF ACTORY TO
c. OF c. PILGRIMS
Courtesy Crusaders Return
From Three-Day
Journey,

Members of the wholesale division
Of he Indianapolis Chamber Of Com
merce are we'll pleased today with the
results Of a three-day courtesy cru
SADIE into seven Illinois towns. which
ended Friday night with a dinner at
the Elks Hall in Paris, Ill.
Nearly one hundred business men
who embarked early Wednesday at In
dianapous returned Friday night. The
itinerary included Danville. Urbana,
/ Champaign, Clinton. Decatur, Mat
toon and Paris. BY special request Of
the Covington GndD Chamber Of Com
merce. a short stop was made at the
town. Parades were staged at prac-
tically all stops. Dick Miller, presi-
dent of the City Trust Company. was
official spokesman.
shank Joins Crusade
The crusaders were met at Nation
by Mayor Lew Shank. who made the
principal address at Nation and
Paris. The keynote of Niller's ad-
dress was that the trip was not an at
tempt to sell Indianapolis products,
but to acquaint the people Of the
neighboring State with the type Of
business men that is found in the Hoo
sier capital
The mayor accompanied the cru
saGers to Paris. where the delegation
was met by represent atives of the
Paris Chamber of Commerce. Follow
ing a tour Of the city. and visit 10 the
retail district. lunch was served in
the Elks' hall. Don Goodman, a mem
Der of the Paris Chamber Of Com
merce, presided.
Mayor Talks Taxes
The Rev. John Codd. pastor Of the
United Brethren Church, welcomed
the pilgrims.
Your business methods are the
kind that win out" he told the In
dianapolis mon.
Mayor Shank, responding, discussed
taxation.
Your taxes are the cheapest things
you've got" he declared. THE $1,310-
600 that I saved last year will be for
gotten. But if I put across the beauti.
full lake we are contemplating, they
will remember me for years to come. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-21
Chinese Want Bath Tubs
EldOrado

Tienstin. China. is demanding more
and more American IEumbing supplies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-21

Rebuilding of Smyrna is contem-
plated by an Ottoman company being
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-21

WHO ARE MONG the many things the public would like
GAS co. "A to know about the Citizens Gas Company
OWNERS? L = the identity of the The company
started number of years ago a semi
mutual organization Stock peddled gas
sold IN small lots How those original stockholders still
own their shares? Chances they few in number
1t has long been known that the large utility interests
themselves in uncomfortable position in charging high
IN other cities while selling in indianapolis
and go cents Then the Indianapolis gas going up
and the of other gas utilities rested easier.
Now the management of the company is be taken
by Clarence L. Kirk present of the indianapolis
Company In his capacity manager of the company
Kirk has been representing large Eastern utility
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-21
BY BOB DORMAN

NEA Service Camera Correspondent
HUNICH. April 21.-Pontical
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22
$ A N u A ~, p. z.

Raul Emilio Madero salvaron a
Villa. Huerta recibio orden de en-
harcar Embellishments al insubordina-
do runbo la metf0p5d
Sc lie encerr6 aqui en- la Prisi0n de
Santiago Tialtelolco.
Util, bendito, providencia encierro.
En- la prisi6n, villa trabo amistad
rrofunda con Gildardo Magana y con
Eusebio Sanchez, ambos le ensefa-
ron los eIementos de la Aritm6tica la
Gramatica.
Lo va aprendido en- Chihuahua tuvo
suui su foraci6n efectiva.
Magaha era un zspatista furioso y
TN muchacho inteligente dc alguna
ecl6ctiea cultura. No Sc habia profun-
dizado en- NADIA. Era inquieto y curioso
v hsbia lefdo sin orden nj concerto,
pero habia lefdo nucho.
(Ccntinuara).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22
-Pneden disparar.

Pueden disparar.
FL Official di6 la voz:
~ Preparenl.
No concIuy6 la palabra.
Dos hombres Sc precipitation entire 81
cuadro Ell uno SO interponfa con los
brazos abiertos delante de los ''nnme-
1857. Ell otro detenia en- alto la espada
del Official.
Fran Raul v Emilio Madero, que lle-
vaban la orden de suspension dictada
por ell Presidents.
Raul Emilio Madero conocia la
adhesion que por don Francisco, hernia
no de aqu6llos, sentia Francisco Villa.
Este suceso Sc cuenta fuera de Me
iico da la sensaci6n de un en1buste
sxtraordinario. Por ventura de todos es
conocida ell M6jico Ia dramAtica ayen-
tura.
Y eg que en- torno de villa 81 azar
Juega una importancia trascendental.
villa pudo sugerirle una teoria Aben
jarius. Es eI lltimo hombre que Sc ALA
ra con 81 destino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

ayuda-vale decir su vida--contra un
rebelde.
10 dijo asi a Huerta y Huerta monte
en- c6lera.
Y dict6 en- seguida la orden teme-
laria: que 10 pasaran por las armas
Huerta acusaba Villa de insubor-
dinaci6n en- Ell campo de batalla. In
subordinaci6nl. :. no titubeaba en- ase
sinar-tal el vocablo necesarfo al es-
Tornado guerrero de Las Escobas Ciu-
dad Juarez, al mas leal de los made
ristas exaitado patricia.
Villa iba a ser ejecutado en- un Guar
tel, ell cnartel de Jim6nez.
Sc le situ6 junto un muro v los
soldados formaron 81 cuadro. villa fue
sacando uno uno los objetos los d1-
neros que guardaba en- su ropa. ouedo
Al cabo sin NADIA. Entonces, antes de
cue 81 Official diera La voz de apun-
ten, pidi6 una peuueia tregua.
-Quiero pensar un minute 81 aIgo
Sc me olvida.
Y apoy6 la cabeza en- una mano.
Sc volvi6 despuss q la tropa , excla-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

Medica de Puerto Rico, nos invita- cor.
dialmente para la conferencia que en-
Jos Salones de dicia asociacion, Tan
ca 10 liz, dara hoy a las 800 p. m. Ell
DIR. r. v6lez Lopez.
Ell quito conferencista y hombre de
c:encias disertara sobre los temas ST.
guientes:
A. tNecesidad de una Union Mo-
raj Economica de los Medicos de
Puerto Rico.''
B. "Ligeras Impresiones recibidas
e'urante su estancia en- Rochester. Min
resota.''
Agradecemos la invitacion que Sc nos
hace.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

decir 81 vlda-contra un mo:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22
ARREsTo EN- PATn.I.As

La policia de Patillas ha arrestado
= los individuos Gregorio Rivera Pa
bio Wales por un supuesto delito de
aSaque con intenci6n de cometer robo
en- Ia persona de don Adolfo Arroyo.
FL juez ha fijado $500 de fanza los
uresuntos acusadog.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22
UNA CoNFERENCIA

Nuestro estimado amigo el DR.. Ruiz
Nazario. secretario de Ia Asociacion
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-12
'EI gObernadOr trmO
una IIlIpOrtante ley

FL .Gobernador ha frmado las S guien
tes leyes:
Proyecto del senado No. 81, IL
tulado
LEY para aumentar igualar los
sueldos de los maestros de escuelas y
conferencistas de la Penitenciaria con
los que actualmente perciben los mis-
mos empleados en- las carce-es de dis
trito de Puerto Rico.
Proyecto del senado No. IL, titu-
lado: NEE
'tLey Eeorganizando las Cortes de
Distrito de San Juan. disponiendo 10
necesario para la practica procedi-
mientos de las mismas. estableciendo
la jurisdiction de cada una de elias;
para derogar la LEY para abolir la
Corte de Distrito Judicial de San Juan
en- la fornna en- que existe en- la ac-
tpalidad, crear dos Cortes de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de San Juan, de-
finir la Jurisdiction de sus jueces y
para otros fines aprobada en- JUNO
80. 1921; para enmendar la 'Ley f.
jando ell presupuesto de los gastos ne
cesarios para Ell sostenimiento del Co
bierno de Puerto Rico en- los aflos
economicos que terminaran ell 80 de jul
Mo de 1924 80 de JUNO de 1925.
respectivamente, y para otros fines, -
aprobada Ell IA de julio de 1928, en- 10
concerniente al Departamento de JUS
ticia apartados primero segmdo,
que figuran en- dicha ley bajo la de-
nomination "Sueldos Cortes Insula-
res, y para regular ell nombramiento
de los taquigrafos de los jueces y fis-
Gales de Puerto Rico.''
Ell Gobernador ha recibido un ca
BILE del Jefe del Negociado de Asun-
tos Insulares, Washington. d. c., in
formandole que ell Departamento de
Estado ha reconocido al Sr. Hugo Fon-
SEGA Rivas. como Consul de Venezuela
en- San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-12
Ell AUToR TEATRAL NO SIENTE
LOS GOLPES

ATLANTIC, Sept. 1o.-Jeff Clarke,
el fantasma negro de Missouri, Sc me-
tio en- Ell ring hoy con Luis Firpo, en-
su campo de entrenamiento Y lie di6 al
suramericano retador de Dempsey la
mejor practica que fa tenido desde
que empez6 su training. Ell combate
duro dos rounds, furiosos ante una en-
cantada concurrencia de 1000 perso-
mas cue gritaban llenas de satisfac-
ci6n. Ademas' de este trabajo, boxeo
con Frank Koeble, v Joe McCann. Koe-
BILE ha desarroHado un gran punch con
la derecha, la que connecto con La qui-
jada del argentine toda maquina, pc
ro Luis no parecia enterarse de que lie
estaban pegando, este mismo pas6 con
los terribles swings de McCann, al es-
tonnage. Ell gigantic esta demostran-
do que los golpes no lie hacen dafio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-12
BRILLANTE HOMEMADE A LA
"HIJA DEL CARIBE''

Recientemente Sc llevo a efecto en- e.
casino de Lares una brillantisima fiesta
ofrecida por la juventud de aquella
simpatica poblaci6n a la ilustre poet1-
sa portorriquefia la "Hija del Caribe''.
La conocida escritora que Sc destaca
en- ell mundo musical tan alto como en-
el de las letras deleito La numerosa
concurrencia con mdsica de Beethoven,
Chopin y Albeniz, siendo objeto de
numerosos aplausos.
la Hija del Caribe'', fue en- Lares,
como en- todas las poblaciones que ha
visitado. objeto de grandes distincio-
mes.
He aqui 10 que acerca de tan lucido
festival dice un peri6dico de Lares
''Vamos, que en- ell Casino de Lares
no todo habia de ser bachatas rcpulsi-
vas a las personas de sociabilidad y cul-
tura. fs5c
La noche del jueves de la cursante
semana hizo Su aparicion en- dicho CEN
tro social la culta y distinguida "Hija
del Caribe3, quien brindo varias horas
de expansion delete los ALI con-
gIegados, tocando al piano con gusto
= delicadeza escogidas piezas bailables
que la juventud aprovecho rindie1ido
rleitesfa a Terpsicore. Tambien recito
acknowledgements, y este fue 10 mas atra-
yente de la velada, brillantes compost
clones poeticas de celebrates autores
puertorrf7uefios.
Esta vez tenemos que decir: iBien
por ell Casino!"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-12
CREE QUE Ell CAHGPEoN, s. NO
LoGRA AcABAR MUY PEoNTo,
NO. PoDRA CoBRAE

CHICAGO, Sept 10.-A menos que
Jack Dempsey le game Luis Firpo
antes del quinto round. no lie ganara
Esa es la opinion de Jess Willard, ex-
champion del munao. que esta en- esta
Gle paso. 'F'irpo me recuerda mucho
Jim Jeffries. En- mi opinion es
question de tirar una moneda a'aire"
dijo el ex-champion' "'Los dos son sru-
dos, peleadores de rompe raja, que
pegan sin cuidarse del boxeo. y es So
lamente question del que conecte pri-
nero" 'Firpo mas que ninguno, es
ell boxeador que mas me recuerda del
viejo Jeffries. Ell pega como 10 hacia
Jim, v Sc conduce con la misma estra-
tegia general que Ell ex-champion acos-
tumbraba emplear. El no Sc agazapa, al
y Sc pone pelear en- seguida. Y crea-
me, cuando les. digo que el pega, y
duro.
mo dejen que nadie les Olga que es
un "buche'' preparado para ell cham
pion. Tiene una formidable derecha,
y tiltimamente, ha desarrollado una bue-
ma izQuierda. Yo creo que la tourn6e
lie ha hecho mucho bien. Sc ha acos-
tumbrado usar las dos manos, donde
antes con su izqmerda no hacfa mas
que parar tirar swings con la dere-
cha. ''Yo considero Dempsey ell
hombre mas rapido para empezar un
pleito, pero tambien creo que 81 no
domina en- los primeros cinco rounds,
esta perdido Creo honradamente que
va a llevar la sorpresa mas grande de
su vida cuando Sc yea en- ell ring con
Firpo.'
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Francia en- Ell Ruhr
Continuation de la pag. 81


ella imperialista? Inglaterra, la pri-
mera en- tildar Francia de imperia-
hsta, Ique es Inglaterra? Imperialis-
ia hasta la m6dula de los huesos. La
mas imperialista de todas. Los Esta-
dos Unidos. Iestan libres de la roma i'm
perialista, Ell Jap6n con fiebre impsria
ista. Luego. 81 todos son imperialis-
tas, jQue es 10 que Sc CANA con decir
que Francia es imperiaista7 Sc de-
biera volver los tinteros la tinta que
esos trascendentales vociferadores han
malgastado en- esa campa1a inttiL
No es admitir gran cosa, cuando de-
cimos que Ell sentimiento de revancha
tiene su parte en- ell drama del Ruhr
ESQ obedece una ley muy humana,
conocida de todos, vista por todos los
que acostumbran nirarse SUI propio es-
piritu. Ese sentimiento de los france
ses Sc exp,ica perfectamente. Ellos no
olvidan los terribles sucesos del 70.
Fu6 una humiliation terrible. mas
que terrible, injusta. Bismarck en- aque-
LA OCCASION parecia vengarse de Napo-
leon I, humillando a su pariente. Aho-
ra lie toca otra vez ell turno a los fran
ceses. iUn ejercito frances en- terri
torio alenlan! -. iAh, aunque todo
ESQ este determinado principalmente
por la Necesidad, aunque sus movies
sean defensivos, no es possible dejar
yer. pasar por alto 10 otro: la salts
facci6n del rencor historico. ESQ ha
hecho susultar Gle algeria ell corazon
frances. Ha sido una satisfaction ve-
lada, intima, espiritual, perceptible So
10 al alma. cuyos ojitos penetran en-
todo como ell eter -. Una algeria que
puede costar 1agrimas despues; pero
en- fin: asi ha sido asi sera STEM
pre-.
Pedro j. ROSA.
Paris, agosto, 1928.
(Conclusi6n)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-12
WEINEET oPINA QUE FIRPo Es
PANETELA PARA CUALQUIERA
PERo Ell NO PUDo REsIsTIELE
DOS BOUNDS AL EX-BoTICARIo
BoxEADoR Y AUToR TEATRAL

NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 1o-Esta no
che Sc lie pregunt6 a Weinert SUI OPT
Mon sobre la pelea del IA entire Firpo
y Jack Dempsey, y estas fueron sus
dec.araciones: ''No obstante ell hecho
de que Firpo me dio Ell knockout ell
otro dia en- Ell segundo round. yo OPT
no que Ell argentine no durara un So
10 round contra Dempsey. Yo 10 en-
contre tan facil para pegarle. en- ell
primer round de nuestra pelea en- FL
ladelfia, que pense que serfa 10 mas ia
Gil del mundo para mi ganar decisiva-
mente. LIE pegu6 tan facilmente en- ell
primer round que pens6 no seria nece-
sario cubrirme nj cuidarme de sus gol-
pes. Y ese fu6 mi error.
ST Dempsey Sc suelta pegar con
todo 10 que tiene, en- ell primer round
como el sabe y puede hacerlo, la pc
lea nunca negara al segundo round
Creo que cl champion debe derrotar a
Firpo en- menos de dos minutes.
Firpo es ell boxeador mas facil pa
ra pegarle. entire todos los que yo he
visto en- mi larga vida entire las cuer
das''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-12
WILLARD CREE EN- Ell
TRIUNFO De FIRPO.

septiembre IA. .Firpo frn6 dos contra
tos, uno que sera Waldo 81 CANA. y ell
otro, 81 pierde. POGO tempo despues
de Rickard habec anunciado e. contra
30 con F+rpo, Paddy Mullins, manager
de Wills, 0ec'aro que mi siquiera ha-
bia pensado' frmar con ell argentine,
a menos que este ganara ell titulo de
Dempsey.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-12
FIRPo FIRMO PARA PELEAR CON
WILLS EN- ABRIL DE 1924

NEW YORK, sept. 10.-Luis Angel
Firpo. ell heavy weight de la Argenti-
ma, tirm6 va tarde hoy, con Tex Rick
ard, para pelear con Harry Wills, de
New Orleans, en- abril, en- Buenos All
res, game pierda, con Dempsey en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-12
AUToMov1L RoBADo

La policfa informa que don Anto-
MO Montalvo le fu6 robado su autom6-
vii, un BUICK nilmero 2230, el cual
habia dejado frente su casa en- la
calle Europa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-12
OTRA VICTIMA DEL AUToMO-
VTLISMo

En- la carretera que conduce de Qua
yama a Salinas, un automovil guiado
por su dueno Manuel Plaud, arrollo
a la joven Antonia Gonzalez, produ-
ciendole varias contusiones.
Ell juez sefial6 al Sr. Plaud 5000
de fianza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-12
AHoRCADo CON UNA FRIsA

En- Ell barrio 'sCaonillas Abajo''. de
Utuado, Tomas Ramos, de 80 amos,
Sc suicidi6 ahorcandose con una frisa
en- su residencia.
Ramos habia intentado poner fin a
sus dias en- otras ocasiones.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
MIGHT|ER than He
EVER WAS BEFORE
This Is DeInpsey's Status in
Sporting World Today
BY The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press
New York, Sept. 15.-Jack Demp-
sey still holds undsputed sway as
heavyweight champion of the world,
hut only after the crown he has worn
for the past four years had come per-
ilously close to being topplcd from
his scowling brow.
The champion stands out as q
mightier figure than ever, one of the
greatest titleholders of all time, as n
result of his smashing, dramatic
knockout of luis Angel F'irpo last
night at the Polo Grounds in the Sec
ond round of a match that for saw
age fury of attack has no parallel in
pugiiistic history, but only n master
piece of generalship, plus the inexper-
fence of tho Argentine giant saved the
champion from lettering to defeat to-
ward the close of that spectacular first
round when Firpo, with the ferocity
of a wild beast, rose from his fifth
knockdown TO drive Dempsey through
the ropes with terrific right swing
TO the jaw.
OF Fret For First Time.
Dempsey, who had never been
Continued on Following Page)
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
TiIden and Johnston Now
Meet in Tennis Finals

Germantown Cricket Club, Phila-
delphia Pa. Sept. 15.-For the second
successive year. William r. TiIden,
%, of Philadelphia. champion of the
United States. and William X. john
ston, the little San Francisco star, are
fnalists for the lawn tennis singles
title to be decided today. Tilden
reached the final round yesterday af-
ternoon by virtue Of his easy victory
over Brain !. c. Norton. the South
African champion. last survivor of a
big field Of foreign players. who he
gan the 42d annual championships
last Monday. The scores we're 6-3,
ia, 6-2.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
BURNS UNASSLSTED TRIPLE
PLAY rs FOURTH MADE IN
HISTORY OF THE BIG SHOW
Red Sox Beat Indians in IL Innngs-White SoS Defeat
Yanks-Reds-B ra,es Split Eyen-cubs Whip Giants
Tigers Win From Washinglon-Cards Victorious.
George Burns unassisted triple play

George Burns unasssted triple play In Boston yesterday
against Cleveland Indians in the fourth of It's kind In major
league history. Paul Hines Neal Ball and Bill Wambsganss are
the men who their basebas ledger of plays
prior 10 Burns feat
Hines Providence outfeder. May 1873 made the first
unasssted triple play in big league baseball Providence in
the National League that time and Hines feat stands the
only play of that type in the senior wheel All the other
foances in the American League and incidentally
made by Cleveland proege BALL. former Eastern Lacquer
made while playing second for the Indians July TO- 1909
and Wambsganss credited with his while second basng
October 10, 1920 against Brooklyn in World Series
Burns from Cleveland to the Red Sox in 1922 in trade
and is first basing for the Hub club.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
HORNSBY PROBABLY
CHAMP FOR SEASON
Is Far Ahead in Mathematical
mann Leads American
BY The Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
Chicago, Sept. 15-Rogers Hornsby,
the st. Louis ace. is leading the Ma
tional league in batting with an aver
age of 1854 and bids fair to hold the
advantage to the end of the season.
Wheat of Brooklyn, rnnner-up last
week dropped into third position with
.S66. Bottomley, a teammate of
Hornsby, remained at 1863 and was
automatically carried to second posi-
ton. The averages include games of
Wednesday and of players who took
part In 80 or more games.
Cy Williams of Philadelphia is out
in front of everybody in home runs
with 81.
Other leading batters:
Roush, Cincinnati, 1853; Frisch, New
York, and Fourier, Brooklyn, BAT;
Hargrave, Cincinnati, .342;Young, New
York, and Traynor, Pittsburgh, .341;
Continued on Following Page)
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
IEsTEPYEARS
IN SPORT

1909-Paul Guignard rode CO miles.
1898 yards in one hour at Mu-
mich. Germany and claimed a
record
1S9s-stahl hit a home run oyart fine
right field wall at Boston in a
game with Pittsburgh. being
credited with one Of the longest
drives ever seen on these
grounds.
1S95-Tom Dowd, st. Louis. made fve
hits including a home rim, in five
trips to the plate against Cieve-
land pitching. Game was played
at st. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
CONTINUED on Following Page)
Berg and PALMER
LIKELY CHOICES
Star Hurlers Probably Will Work
in COrbin-BeSSe Game

Unless advance dope goes wrong,
the batteries for tomorroW's game will
be:
Berg and Clinton for the Red Sox;
Palmer and Schroeder for the Besse-
I.elands.
And the fans who go to st. Mary's
field at 3:15 p. m. to watch this game
are assured of fast contest and a
game that will not be won until the
last man is out in the ninth.
Each team will leave nothing I'M
done in baseball strategy or skill to
get a victory. A defeat for Corbin
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
Talks OF Next Year


| "ln year I'll be back again" he
the young giant who had fioorcd him
he had staggered uncertainty TO his
dressing room.
Losing fighters have made that
statement before and been laughed at
for their pains. But not so with Luis.
vast majority of the $1,000 who wit
messed last nights battle In the Polo
Grounds believed him and Tex Rick
ard the man who put on the fight de-
olared he was ready to stage another
ffrpo- Dempsey battle next summer or
match the Argentinan against Harry
Wills. the hard fighting negro who
has been itching for fight with
Dempsey.
"Firpo is not done for yet" assert
ed Richard. He will be heard from
again. He is big. strong, young
fellow and terrific fighter"
Most Dramatic Fight
Last nights battle was perhaps the
most dramatic in the history of
pugilism, even eclipsing the terrific
fray in Toledo in 1919 when Dempsey
tore the laurels from the bloody head
OF jess Willard. Into less than four
minutes was crammed more action
than is usually spread over s rounds.
The crowd realized they were gazing
upon no ordinary boxers: they were i
Witnessing an elemental, gripping,
llerve shaking battle between two
great lion hearted fighting men to
whom the verb ito quit" was un-
known.
The challenger made as incon
spicuous an entrance as could be ef-
fected in his staggering bathrobe of
purple. gold and black
He slipped into his arena while the
last round of the last preliminary was
wearing to its tresome finish and
dropped into a front row seat sur
rendered to him by a spectator. He
was first into the ring A burst Of
applause greeted him. No flicker OF
slipped across his counter
Rnce.
Jack Was Confident
a minute later Dempsey juInped
CONTINUED on Following PaKo).