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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-08
DISTRITO sEGUNDO

JUNO g. Sues. de Abarca VS.. Cen
tral vanina. Administration judicial A
moci6n del abogado de los sindicos non
hrados en- este case, la Corte los all.
toriza para pagar de los fondos en- 81
poder s12,5OO por concepto de contri-
buciones impuestas sobre la propiedad
de la dem2ndada.
FL Pueblo VS. Angel Coto. COndena-
40 a $40 costas.
Cris6stimo Gonzalez VS.. Secundina
Rivera. Divorcio. Sc anota la rebeldja
@e la demandada
Maria T. Rodriguez v. Maria Rivera.
IueMstenc:a de contrato. A petici6n &c
la demandada, la Corte aprueba ell me
morandum de costas presentado en- este
case, por no haber sido impugnado en-
forma a'guna por Ia demandante.
F. A. Charles Hastrup VS.. Isabel Ago5
tint Ejecuci6n hipoteca. La Corte or
dena Sc requiera de pago IA deman-
dada.
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coRTE sUPREMA

Ell Pueblo instancia de l.. Fajardd
Y. Central Eureka ct al. Quo warranto.
Sc declara sin lugar la moci6n del ape
lado soHcitando Sc desestime Ia apela-
ci6r.
! PRORRoGAs para radicar los ape
lsntes su alegato, Sc concedieron en- los
casos: Maria E Cortijo VS.. Evaristo Re
sario ct al. Entrega de bienes etc. so
dias a partir del 2 de JUNO. A Mar
xuach VS.. A. Min, reivindicion, dias
partir del 3 de JUNO. Cruz Carrasqu.
lie hoy su sucesn. VS.. Pedro Martinez
ct al, injunction (mem. de costas) %
dias partir del de JUNO Julio Ro-
nero VS.. Grata sanjurjo, desahucio, &c
dias a partir del 4 de JUNO
Carlos Gonzalez ct al VS.. Jose J. Be
nitez. Nuidad. Envia ell SecretaliO c.
pia certifcada del m7ndamiento expe-
dido por la Corte suprema de los Is
tados Unidos sobre ejecuci6n para reco-
hrar las costas.
Angel E. Bosch VS.. Registrador pro
piedad de Guayama. Sc revoca la no
ia Sc ordena verifcar la inscription.
Jose D. Padilla VS.. Asamblea Muni-
cipal de Arroyo. Certiorari. Sc elimin 2
DC la transcription de autos ell llamado
return Sc desestima la apelaci6n.
FL Pueblo " Isidoro Colon Miguel
Cuadrado. Sc senala la vista de esto5
casos para el Is de JUNO.
JUNO s. Alcover y Co. VS.. Sue. D.
Magranel Cobro de dinero. Sc susper-
dc hasta nuevo senalamiento la vista
Gle este case.
Manuel Cividanes VS.. corte de Dis
trito de Guayama. Certiorari. Sc o.
dena expedir Ell mandamiento Sc Sc
Kala la vista para ell 18 de JUNO las
2 p. m.
segundo Figueroa ct al VS.. E y.
{ summersille. DaIos perjuicios. Sc de
sestima la apelaci6n.
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DISTRITO PRIMERO

JUNO s, 1925 Rafael coino, ha-
heas Corpus. La certe, por los funda-
mentos de su opinion unida al recor&,
declara con lugar Ia petici6n de habeas
corpus presentada Y decreta Ia excar-
celaci6n del peticionario.
Antonio Matos vs.. Juez Municipal de
San Juan. Certiorari. Celebrada la US
Ia de este case con asistencia de las
rartes, la Corte Sc reserve la resolu-
ci6r.
Josedna Pousa VS.. Jose de J. Iturron
DO Divorcio Por acuerdo de las par
tes, la Corte suspende la vista de IA
oTden para mostl2r causas, lara Ell IL
del corrierte a las a. m.
Adalterto Diaz Nor vs. P. R. Rail.
way L. and P. Co. Dados y perjuicics
L. Corte por los Fundamentals de su
resolution unida al record, declara sin
lugar la moci6n de la demandada soil
citando nueva pr6rcga para radicar ia
Exposition del case.
Marta Kickoff VS.. Esteban Rivera
Divorcio. Comparecen los abogados &C
ambas parties la vista para la dis
cusi6n de las mociones de la demandan
te sobre alimentos designation de
residencia; Ia exception previa ae,
demandado E. dcmandado radico ma
oposici6n dichas mociones. Argumen
taron oralmente sometieron Ia excop.
ci6n previa la moci6n de designation
de residenc.a. Y la Corte declara sin
lugar la exception previa con lugar
la mocion de residencia designando 4
Ia demandante la casa No. del Recsn-
to Sur. En- cuanto Ia moci6n de ali.
mentos, de comdn acuerdo, Ia Corte la
suspende para manana las 4. IN.
Felix Medina. Dominic. La Corte dc-
clara justifcado favor del peticion2.
rio el dominic de la finca de5crita.
Avelino Despiau v Juan del Carmen
Jime=ez. Dafos perjuicios A rnocion
del demandante, Ia Corte ordena al t.
qmgrafo haga una transcription iel y
exacta del record, q los efectos de Ia
arelaci6n
Enrique Adsuar otros. Carta tesla
mentaria. La Corte expide cartas tesla
mentarias favor de los pet!cionarios
Juana Ardin. La Corte dispone que
por e. secretario Sc entregue a la pc
tlcionali6 1912 80 depositados en- secrc
taria.
FL Pueblo v. Pedro Molinelh abust
de confanza. La Corte lie impone $50 }
costas.
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DE INTERES
Conferencids Niitares en- Areci5o. ia
tillo, Camuy, Quebradillas, Isah,la,
Aguadiua San Sebastian

Manana saldra ell Comandante Roy
{ L. Piatt, Ayudante de la Brigada no.
211 de Infanteria, para Arecibo, Hati-
llo, Camuy, Quebradillas, Isabella, A5ua
diua y San Sebastian con Ell prop6sis0
&c conferenciar con los Ofclales d re
serva ex-oficiales, ex-soldados V ayu.
dar en- ell reclutamiento para las Rescr-
vas Organizadas del Ej6rcito en- Paa3to
Rico.
Sc espera que todos los ofc;ales ae
Eeserva, ex-ofciales, y ex-soldados resi-
denies en- estas ciudades asistan estas
conferencias, las que tendran lugar CO.
mo sigue:
Arecibo; sabado, las 1880 de la
noche en- el Quartet de la Polcia II.
sular.
Hatillo: Domingo, las $3.50 de la
manana EN- ell Quartet de Ia Pol'cia
Insular.
camuy; Domingo, a las 1890 de Ia
maaana en- ell Quartet de la Pei Ia
Insular.
Isabella Domingo, Ia 100 dc ia
tarde en- ell Quartet de la Policia III.
su.ar.
Aguadilla: Domingo, a las 2:oc de
la tarde en- ell Quartet de n Pou,la
Insular, y
San Sebastian: Domingo, a las 7.6l
de la noche en- Ell Quartet de la Poiioia
Insular.
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AVER EMPEzO A DEBATIKSE EN
LA CADIARA Ell INFORME DEL
cOMITE DE HACIENDA AOERCA
DE LA LEY DE INCOME TAX

En- Ia session de aver tarde, So li6
ouenta en- Ia Cama1a con el informe del
Comite de Hacienda referente al Pro
ecto de Ley estableciendo una 3omIi-
luci6n sobre ingresos.
Hizo uso de Ia palabra, en- dsfeaaa
del informe, el Presidente del Comire
y Vice -presidente de la Camard, Lc1o.
Alfonso Lastra Charrfez, qui9n hiz9
una brillante disertaci6n acercl lie la
Ley relate el estudio hecho por Ia
Comisi6n asi como Ia convenieucia &c
aprobar las enmendas, que la antigua
ley VICENTE Sc le introducen con este
proyecto en- discussion.
e. sr. Alfonso, de la minonS sofia
lsta, consumi6 un turno para manl1ca-
tar cue aunque el estaba conforme con
la Ley presentada, guerra exponer sua
puntos de vista contrarios algunos
dc los particulares contenidos Ell el II
forme.
AL Ievantarse la Comision Total, c.
ca de las seis dc la tarde, Sc info-md
la Camara que el Proyecto prcgre-
saba, y Sc present6 una mocion para
Que Sc levantara la session hasta las
/ ocho media de la noche.
Asi fu6 acordado en- la session de
anoche continuaba la discussion del IL
forme, para hacer uso de Ia pajab-a eI
Lcdo. Cayetano Coll Cuchi y el Lc0c.
Jose de JESUS Tizol.
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FLORES NATURALEs
San Justo SO

lQuere I'd. conseguir Hermosos
Bouquets? Bonitas Coronas Y otros
trabajos artisticos en- flores natura-
les? Lame al telefono 800 Santurce,
(Stop 20, Martin Pena) y sera aten-
dido por la Sra. ISABEL PARSL
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IMPORTANTE

Ei doctor Ramon Fournier, VI. T. V
s. ha trasladado su ofcina al Edifcio
de Las Monjas, Cristo % II Altos,
Teiefono 68, donde ha 1nssa-sdo su
acreditada Agencia Funebre. Adyt
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Information general
hABIENDo MEJORADo LAS con-
DICIoNEs sANITARIAs, LA corr e
FEDERAL INICIA SUS TRA8AJCs
Ell Ola II DEL ACTUAL


FL Juez OdIin dicto aver una ordon
que dice: "Habiendo vuelto ctra vcz
estar normales, casi normaIes, las
condolences sanitarias del segundo pi-
so del Edifcio Federal, Sc ordena re
comiencen 6e nuevo los juicios por ju-
,ado empezando el primer case el Il
6el mes corriente, las a. m, la.
tiendo pendientes ante ell Tribunal los
siguientes casos:
Martin Rarrio VS.. Niagara Fire IN
strance Company, JUNO 12; Enrique
Gonzalez Darder, como representante
personal de Enrique zarate, lallecido,
KS. TIE New York and Porte Rico
Steamship Company, para JUNO IA; Gkt
Goldsmith VS.. Compania L'Union &C
Paris, para ell IS de JUNO; Ramon Dr.
von VS. The Porto Rican American
Tobacco Company, para JUNO 18; The
Yabucoa Sugar Company VS.. The New
York and Porto Rico Steamship Com
pany, para JUNO %; American kicc
Milling Company VS.. Armour and Co..
lara JUNO %; American Rice Milling
Company VS.. stubbe Bros, para el %
dc JUNO; Juan Ramon Santiago y
Juan Arroyo VS.. American Raiu 'ao
Company, para ell de julio"
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ESTA LINDA PLUMA DE FUEETE,
CON SU NOMBRE GRABADO EN- ORC,
LIBRE DE PORTE. POR SOLO 91.T5,
Con pluma de oro macizo.
de "A quilates, prOvista de me 1880
canismo para lenarla automa- ss#
ticamene, gancho Y enchspados
de orc. Fl mango el EEE -
quillo de la pluma son hechos Mn
de caucho inmejcrable con her M ID
mOsos dibujos. Las de sonora RkRN
en- lugar de ganeho tienen una EA
srgollita de Gro para atarlas s#kh#
de la cadena cinta. etc. Ia S@
manos: para csballeros, 5l5' sH8
para senora, 4-38' de largo. 2y1
Vendemos a 40 centavos cada -
cintas negras de seda a las s
damas sehoritas que deseen 9S2
usar nuestras plumas eolgadas
del cuell0. ~
NO ENvIE DINERO sola-
mente mands su nombre di- fN
reccj6n indicando el tpo de
seado pague solo sl.75 al
recibir esta preciosa pluma con
su pombre, ol de su Dulcinea z
amigo, grabado en- oro.
OFERTA TSPECIAL: DAMOs
UNA PLUMA GRATIS A
QUIEN COLoQUE ENTIRE sUs
AMISTADES MEDIA DOCE-
MA. 81 nuestras plumas no son
como decimos 10 autorizamos
devolverlas Sc da certfcado kh
de gsrantia. kSS
THE TRIBUNE SALES co VIZ
Tribune Building New York.
Evening star., 1923-03-06
INTERNATIONAL POLO
PLAY BEGINS TONIGHT

NEW YORK, March 6.-The United
States and Great Britain will renew
their struggle for supremacy in the
sporting world tonight in the first
indoor polo match ever held between
the two nations. In outdoor polo
they have beaten each other.
The match will inaugurate competi-
tion for the John r. Townsend cup.
the donation of which by Mr.. Town
send brought about the International
contest. The first team to win three
games will hold the cup until il de-
fends il against challenge, similar
to the international cup in the out
door game.
Three men compose an, indoor team
a No. I. Il No 2 and a back instead
Of cour as in the outdoor games, due
to the smaller size Of the protected
playing field.
Evening star., 1923-03-06
PIRATE ROOKIE HELD UP
BY IMMIGRATION LAWS

YARMOUTH, n. s., March g.
Interpreting his propo~ed entry
into the United states ns in vio-
Intion of the American contract
labor laws Bob Forward. star
pitcher of the local team. has been
ordered detained here by United
states immigration authorities and
fs unable to report to the Pitts
burgh Pirates, who offered him q
try-Out this spring.
This today came to light when
IL was learned that the Pfttsburxh
club had appealed TO Warrington
for n ruling on a question believed
to he unprecedented. The immi.
grafton inspectors assert that For
ward md the club management
will he contrOvertinR the law,
which forbfds the entrance Of a
person from n foreign country for
the purpose Of taking a Job already
contracted for.
Evening star., 1923-03-06
QU|NT AGAINST.
HOME-AND-HOME SERIES

Authorities at Eastern High School
are more than willing that tho bas-
ket ball team Of their institution
meet other school teams during the
next two weeks, but they will not
permit the Washington and South At
lantic scholastic champions to enter
into home-and-home agreements with
challengers.
School fives near and far have en-
deavored to draw Eastern into agree
mentS calling for return matches
next year and they have been in
formed that, while the Capitol Hill
school would be pleased to grant con-
tests this season, nothing can be ar
ranged for the next campaign.
Latest to seek such an ARRANGEMENT
with the Fasteners Is the John Mar
shall High School quint. champion of
Richmond and vicinity. 1t wants the
local champions to visit Richmond
in the near future on condition that
n return match will be given in
Washington next winter. The Rich
mond titleholders have been told that
Eastern is ready to invade the Vir-
ginia capital this week, but can ar
range nothing further.
Unless the John Marshall team ac-
cepts these terms. there IS little like
lihood of a tilt between the Richmond
and Washington champions. Eastern
is practicing daily in preparation for
its engagement here a week from
Friday with the Hyde Park High
School. Chicago champion. and would
like to get in A battle with the Rich
monders. but it would have to be held
this week.
Western High Schools quint, rum
ner-up in the city scholastic cam
paign, is being held in condition for
a possible meeting Saturday night
with an ll-scholastic aggregation
If played. the game will be a prelim-
mary to the AIoysius- Yankee match
at Central Coliseum.
Business High Night School girls
scored their third win in 30-to-2
game with the Epworth girls. Miss
Emge starred for the winners So
closely were the Epworths guarded
that they did not register a single
field goal.
Evening star., 1923-03-06

6th and F. streets southwest. PLAY
VIII start at Sis O'Clock. The match
may determine the winner of second
place in the league
stanton Juniors overcame the War
wicks, % to 19. Sweeney and Mitch
ell did much stellar playing for the
victors
Epiphany Juniors defeated the Mac
KIN juniors. 81 to 30, in game of the
series Tor the District junior cham
pionship. Dean and Ourand scored
heavily for the winners.
Navy Yard tossers disposed of the
Fort Myer team in 46-to-35 battle,
The farders played well within them
serves after running up a healthy
lead early in the fray
Park View Juniors nosed out the
Chevy Chase Bearcats in a 25-to- %
match. yelling and Tebbs of the
winners and Alexander of the Bear
cats played stellar games.
National Athletic Club ran it's con-
secutive victory string to ten games
IN 30-to-16 encounter with the
Perry Props. Garrett of the win
ners, with five field goals, topped all
scorers.
All OF the eight teams in the 1885,
l4O-pound title quest will be in ac-
tion at Central Coliseum Thursday
night. Georgetown Athletic Club
Juniors and Yosemites will clash at
$50 o'clock. Western Athletic Club
and Lexingtons at 1880. Roamers and
Congress Heights Athletic Club at
$3.50, and Anacostia Eagles and Mo-
hawk Props at $50. Friday night the
winners of the first two games of
Thursday will meet at 1880 o'clock.
and those of the second two games at
$3.50. The tourney final will start
at 9:45 o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-03-06
FIVE'S RESERVE
STRENGTH DOWNS LEGION

LESSED with much Aloysus big
well on the to District independent basket ball
snip 1t was the power of secondstng players used last
against the Legion the
Swampoodle
ttular Each of the contende disposed
OF really formidable
ne Legonnare were giving the Aoysians
could
as the regulars. p'' " ''o"s
50 the Aoysian umphed 80 to 25 giving two
as
The Legonnr have and the
Evening star., 1923-03-06
WAR VET NINE TOPLAY
FOR NATIONAL H0N0RS

National Capital Post. No. 127. of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars Is to
seek national base ball laurels this
year. Its nine will be entered in the
organizations championship series to
be held at Norfolk in August. and
Manager Joseph B. Gardella believes
II will make the other contenders
fight desperately to overcome It,
Many of last years regulars and q
host Of newcomers are to report for
practice within two weeks
Manager GardelIa Is casting about
for engagements with local unlimited
teams. Challenges may be sent him
at 311 Massachusetts avenue north
east.
Liberty Club, which cut such a
swath In Junior base ball ranks last
season, IL to hold a reorganization
meeting tonight at All r street
Prospective players are to report at
I o'clock.
Hobart Athletic Club is ready to
chedule games for the coming sea-
son. All challenges may be tele-
phoned to Manager Coburn at CO.
lumbta 8451 after o'clock
Evening star., 1923-03-06
IOWA QU|NT IS JOLTED
BY INDIANA FIVE, 23-21

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, March g.
Iowa leader in the western confer
ence basket ball race, met it's first
defeat of the season last night at the
hands of Indiana. 23 to 81.
Until tonight's contest. the final
game of Iowa's western conference
schedule, the latter team had TO its
credit eleven straight victories.
Nykos. Indiana forward, scored 81
of his teams points.
AS a result of the defeat of Iowa.
Wisconsin has a chance to tie the
former team for the conference title
Evening star., 1923-03-06
G|BBONSK. O.'S TRACEY
IN THE SECOND ROUND

CHICAGO, March 6.-Tom Gibbons
St Paul, Mimi, heavyweight. had
little trouble in knocking out Jim
Tracey of Australia in the second
round of a scheduled ten-round box
ing contest in East Chiago, Ind. last
night
Tracey went to his corner at the
end of the first round groggy from
a body and head punching. and the
St Paul boxer scored easily with.
body and head punches in the second.
1t was right cross which put
Tracey down for ten-count after
he had gone down once for a count
of nine.
Evening star., 1923-03-06

The match was nip-and-tuck af-
Iair IN the hrst half. with the Legion
f9'sh'nE ag 1sta the session san on the good end
work by Gardner and Armstrong ac-
counted for the Legion's advantage.
The SECOND half was keenly contest
ed until Lowe. key man Of the Legion
team team was was banished for personal
wane. and Aloysius. with its subs
hitting on high until the regulars
were restored to the lineup. ran out
In front to stay. Duffy; McNaney
the Aloysius score total. but they were
members of the team
The Aloysians make their next ap-
night against the Yankees. The lat
ter and the Legionnaires will clash
a week from tomorrow night and
the night afterward the second Le-
gion- Aloysius game will be staged.
washinEton Orioles, who have been
travelling at q speedy clip recently
are to play double-header tonight
will bring together the. Oriole Mid
gets and Cuthbert Midgets. while the
Orfole Juniors and Immaculate Tigers
will be opponents in the second tilt
wssAinston CoIlexians went to
Cumberland and were beaten 80 to
20 by the Knights of Goodfellowship
The game was we'll contested until
the final quarter when the Cumber-
lands ran wild.
Iroquois Athletic Club will be host
to the Mount Pleasant Methodist
Episcopals tonight in the Advent
Church gymnasium, the game start
ing at 8 o'clock. All Iroquois play
ers are to report on the floor at
1880 o'clock.
st. Mary's Juniors took the measure
OF the Washington Celtics in 23-to-7
engagement in Alexandria, Darling
and Kelly Of the winners starred.
Quincy Athletic Club vanquished
the Yosemites 81 to rs, but had to
go through an extra five-minute
period to score the victory. A last
minute goal by Simons of the Yosem-
ties had tied the regulation game
at Is.
Roy Scout Troop q walloped the
Warwick Midgets. SO to 9. Streeks
good shooting accounted for most of
the winners' points. Troop % has
won twenty OF twenty one games.
Hurricane girls for the second time
this season vanquished the sextet at
Indian Head, winning, 25 to Is. The
Hurricanes got most Of their points
early In the fray.
Dominican Lyeeums. and Manhat-
League battle at st. Dominic's Hall.
Evening star., 1923-03-06
Be Big ASSET Bush Believes Rookie Objects Becoming Giant
C0NR0Y, LAST OF GRIFFs'
HOLDOUTS, GETS IN LINE

TAMPA, Fla, March 6-The last
of the Washington holdouts has
graduated from the class. Grin
hns received q letter from Bill
C0nroy, announcing that he would
report here T'hursday n directed.
In view Of the fact that CoAroy
was Instructed to come ON only
in the event that he would Sign
his contract, this means that he has
accepted the terms.
Evening star., 1923-03-06

AMPA Fla, March 6-To what will figure
activities of the Nationals when the
six weeks hence, Manager Bush
making the that
cred as candidate for honor He obtained along with
Ruel the Shank
Red sox for work exclusively but that role he
When the recent Fzee dcker consummated there
stops sterling worth entirely discount the ACQUISITION of Russell and
therefore greeaby
Evening star., 1923-03-06
GALLOWAY OF MACKS
DEMANDS MORE MONEY

GREENVILLE. =. G., March 8.
clarence f. rChick'o Galloway
Of AblseyflIc, =. G.. one of the
leading shortstoIS~ in the Amerf-
cHn League. has returned his con-
tract unsigned to the Philadel-
phin Athletics. Galloway In nsk-
ing for an inctense In salary.
Evening star., 1923-03-06
PHILLY RECRUIT WEDS.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 6.-John
Sands, Salt Lake ballplayer recently
sold to the Philadelphia Nationals for
$4,000. "struck out" to Dan Cupid
yesterday. He married Miss Leona
Cushing Of Salt Lake City. The couple
left for Leesburg, Fla.
Evening star., 1923-03-06
SCHMIDT GETS IN LINE.

MODESTO, Calf, March 6-Walter
Schmidt. veteran catcher Of the Pitts
burgh Nationals, will leave for the
Pirates spring training camp at Hot
Springs, Ark, Sunday, he has an
nounced. His contract was agreeable.
and has been signed and returned, he
said.
Evening star., 1923-03-06
DAUBERT SIGNS CONTRACT.

Daubert. veteran first baseman of the
Cincinnati Nationals. has signed his
1928 contract. He will leave Phila-
delphia this week for the Reds train
ing camp at Orlando, Fla.
Evening star., 1923-03-06

Georgetown Juniors vanquished the
Roamers, As to IA. King of the win
ners led at scoring with ten field
goals.
Evening star., 1923-03-06

Managers of teams in the junior
title championship are to meet to-
night at 1880 o'clock at Epiphany
gymnasium
Evening star., 1923-03-06
DILLARD, In ELFIN'S ROLE,
AT SAN ANTONIO CAMP
Collegian, Whose Father Induced Him to Sign. Saws
He Doesn't Want to Play-Is Suspended by
McCraw-Other Training News.

the ehn. ." to be what am" And great biz
giant shaking his head angry. laughed
He had heard of
Only he the giant The elfn speak Joseph billiard
college student rookie who perhaps has the
might help him grow to ganthood "a New York Giant
billiard, the first 10
become
Picked from the sandos by Mcaws
fathers
York. eli to -andoo 4
Evening star., 1923-03-06
Two Drills Daily for Reds.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March Give
workouts daily for the remainder OF
the week was the program laid dowr
for the Cincinnati Nationals by Mana
ger Moran, according to word recei1et
from the training camp at Orlando
Fla. With every train bringing lat,
arrivals to join the Cincinnati cor.
tingent, enough players were expect
ed to be on hand by Saturday tc
stage practice games, which, in tbs
opinion of Moran, are the best mean!
of conditioning a ball team.
Evening star., 1923-03-06
Pirates on Way to Camp.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 6.-Tl.
advance forces of the Pittsburgh Ma
tionals, made up of batterymen. ha:
left here to begin the spring training
grind at Hot Springs. Ark. They
were led by Manager Bill McKechnie
who was optimistic when asked about
the prospects of the Pirates in 1923
Barring accidents and real bad luck
the situation looks good" said ths
pilot.
Evening star., 1923-03-06
Ruth IL just Aching for Work.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March g.
Rain, which kept Babe Ruth. pre-
mier slugger. indoors all of yesterday
again early today threatened to keep
the restless Bambino peering visit
fully from his window out upon a
dreary world. Fully recovered from
his illness. which sent the Babe to
bed Friday. Ruth was yet obedient
to the instructions of his careful
physician and avoided any exposure.
The very first day he reaches New
Orleans. Ruth declares he will don
a uni and get a regular workout.
His shoulders ache, he says. to crash
that agate" again with his celebrat-
ed war club. He Is confident he
will exceed his last years home run
record and attain the form in which
he hung up record for circuit
drives in 1921.