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Evening star., 1923-02-24
HARRY GREB AGAIN GUILTY
OF FOUL TACTICS in RING
Referee Pat Haley Overlooks Holding, Buttng and
Heeling Methods of Pittsburgher in Bout
for LightHeavyweight Championship.
BY FAIR PLAY.

EW YORK, February 4The decision Of
Tunney today American
not have been technically legal according Hoy
eninently just
The TunneyGreb fight Madison
satisfactory although
fans who paid 9S91 Neither Greb Tunney showed re
championship caber Greb started his holding
ming with the other in the first round He this system
occasional the his
intermittent flick OF the heel Of his glove Haley
Evening star., 1923-02-24
CHERRYDALE NINE BUSY.

Cherrydale Athletic Club. winner Of
the Arlington county. Va, base ball
championship last year, will meet
next Wednesday night at o'clock
In Firemen's Hall, at Cherrydale. Of
flcers will be elected and base ball
plans discussed.
Evening star., 1923-02-24
MANY TOSSERS SEEKING
TITLES AND NEAR.TITLES

TIT the basket ball waning Washington followers
wv floor about be deuged by tide of title
ueartite involving OF both OF varying
Hurricanes and Capital Athletic Club clash tonight
Coliseum in the first OF for the District won champion
ship the Sunday School League the final
pagn at the Aoysius Clubs big five is encounter the
the
the District mems title and has tentatively arranged Of matches
A of boys lightweight will begin
championship Monday and the nddlewegts planning
Evening star., 1923-02-24
RED JOHNSON TURNS PRO.

ATLANTA, February "a. RED"
johnson, University Of North Carolina
star, Is to be given a trial by tho At
ton.
Evening star., 1923-02-24
CUE STAR PLAYS HERE.

Joseph Concannon, New York state
pocket billiard champion. is to appear
in a series Of exhibition matches at
Grand Central Academy, starting
Monday. District cue experts VIII
oppose the New Yorker.
Evening star., 1923-02-24

Dewitt Preps ran away from, the
Black Spots in 26-to-14 engage
ment. After the first five minutes of
play the issue never was in doubt,
Points were registered by ell mem
Evening star., 1923-02-24

WfntOn Athletic Club held the fIo,y
Comforters to q lone field goal and
trfumphed, 80 to 3. Dellar starred
for the winning five.
Evening star., 1923-02-24

Dominicnn Lyceum teams are 70
play double.header tonight, start.
ing ths AZ 1:So o'clock. In the first game
hawk Props. while the big Dominicsn
hve and Troop e OF Fort Myer viii
clash In the second engagement.
Evening star., 1923-02-24

NEW YORK, February 24.-Dart-
mouths fencing team defeated Co
lumbia's swordsmen, IL points TO 2. in
an intercollegiate match last night
Evening star., 1923-02-24

81. Sohn1 basketers crushed the Y.
M e. A. Day School boys YESTERDAY
Moa nnder ss-to-l4 score. Collins and
shooting for the winners. owen and
Engel did the best work for the z
Evening star., 1923-02-24

Ltnworth Juniors drubbed the In
cd eleven field goals for the yicfors
Evening star., 1923-02-24

Msclein toxsers ran roughshod over
the Perry Props in 39-to-14 engage
ment. Each of the winners threw
two or more goals from scrimmage.
Anncostia Eagles nosed out the
Mohawks in a 27-to-23 game. The
sharpshooting Of Peterson and Clark
kept the Eagles In the van.
SpaFrow's Point Steel Club Of Balti-
more will visit the Arcade tomorrow
for an engagement with the Ameri-
can Legion basketers. Play is to get
under way at o'clock.
Fort Humphreys quiat overcame
the Veterans of Foreign Wars In
~ match. McBride's playing for
the winners was feature.
Boys Club Midgets held to their
winning stride in a double-header
with the Rovers and Holmeads, beat
Ing the Rovers, 10 to II. and the Hol-
meads, 13 to IL.
Stanton Juniors are going to Alex
andria tonight to play the Virginia
Orioles. All Stanton players are ex-
pected to report at the electric rail-
way station at 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue at o'clock.
Navnjo Athletic Club pointed the
way to the Clarendon Baptists In a
3b-to-2O clash. Klein and Ball scored
heavily for the winners.
Argyle Props handed the Mohawk
Preps 24-to-13 lacing. Brown Of
Argyle shot well from scrimmage and
the foul line.
triple-header Monday night will
open the series for the city light
weight championship. Linworths and
Mackins will clash at 7 O'Clock. Po-
tomacs and Stantons at and Epiph-
any juniors and Argyle Props at 8 in
the Congress Heights Auditorium
Washington Props and Warwicks are
the other teams in the series. Triple
headers are to be played on the same
moor next Friday and Saturday nights.
The series will be continued until
each Team mas met all the others.
LtnW0rth JuMiOrH druhhed the In
Evening star., 1923-02-24

Navy YaFders went to indian Head
and gave the team OF that town an
S6-to-2S walloping. Swan OF the VIC
tors led all at scoring. with twenty
two goals from the fieId.
Evening star., 1923-02-24

Aloyafus Midgets took the measure
o4 Boy Scout Troop % in . 36-to-1s
encounter. MCGOWAN and Jarvis gtaf.
Y6d for the winners.
Evening star., 1923-02-24

Loyalty baaketers OF Baltimore
will invade Peck gymnasium tonight
for a battle with Western Athletic
Club. The game will follow one be-
tween the Clarendon Baptists and
Arabs. starting at 1880 o'clock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-06-20
East Surry.

Henry Stockbridge has returned
to his bungalow.
Mrs. Mary E. Gray has returned
home, after spending few weeks
with Mrs. E. E. SWEET.
Miss Ella Jarvis is home from
South Orrington.
Weldon Winchester and children
are ill of chicken-pox.
E. M Hamlin, wife and two
daughters. Edna and Barbara, of
Milo, were recent guests of s. j..
Treworgy and family. Lloyd
Treworgy returned with them for a
few days.
Max Reed, wife and daughters,
Miss Helene and Mrs. Clara john
son of Northeast Harbor were Sun
day guests of Mrs. E. E. SWEET.
Miss Ruth Treworgy of Hallowell
arrived Saturday to spend the sum-
mer with her aunt, Mrs. w. s..
Treworgy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cunningham
and Mrs. Mae Huntington Of Guilford
were weekend guests of Howard
Lord and wife.
Miss Helen Haynes of this town
and Richmond Karst of Bar HarbOr
were married Thursday night at
Ellsworth. They will reside at Bar
Harbor Their many friends extend
best wishes.
June IS. "Dalt."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-06-20
Reach,

Mr.. Zoerlein, of Hoboken, N. j.,
has engaged for the summer the cot
tage Island Home, owned by John
Adams, and will arrive the first OF
July.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Foster motored
to Bangor and back Saturday. They
were accompanied back by Mr.. Fos-
ter's son, Howard, of Dorchester,
Mass, who is travelling for the
Pioneer Manufacturing Co. of Cleve-
land, Ohio He returned to Bangor
Monday.
Mrs. Edna Morey left for Seal Har-
Dor Sunday, Herbert Pickering TAX
ing them down in his car. They will
spend a few weeks with Mrs. Morey's
mother, Mrs. Thomas Damon.
Miss Sadie Winters of North Wey-
mouth, Mass, arrived Sunday to
visit her aunt, Mrs. John Adams.
Fred A. Carter of Rockland was
in town Thursday to attend the
trude Lowe.
Miss Edith Damon, who has been
attending Deer Isle high school and
was graduated last week, left for her
home at Seal Harbor Sunday.
capt. ana MIS-. l. Vi. BARBOUR, VINO
went to Waldoboro to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Barbours mother,
Mrs Bornheimer, returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. Winfield Greenlaw has closed
her house and gone to South Deer
Isle, where she will visit her niece,
Mrs. Carrie Stanley, for several
weeks.
Arthur Campbell is in Portland
for a few days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-06-20
West GOuldsbOrO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Neil E. Walker and
daughter Mildred, of North Hancock,
were guests Sunday of Mrs. Walkers
parents, Melvin Young and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilkinson
visited friends in Epping Sunday
E. M. Stevens and daughter Ber-
nice are keeping house in the little
cottage Seaside"
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Torrey and
family, Of Winter Harbor. were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
Woodwork.
Cecil G. Rosebrook is employed in
Hancock by Stinson & Crabtree.
Mrs. Lena Shaw Benson is in town
putting her cottage in readiness for
the summer.
Mrs. Jessie Bragdon and grand
son, Fremont Stanley, spent last
week here with Mrs. Abby H. Taft.
The ladies aid society met for an
all-day session with Mrs. j. F. Jones
last Thursday They will meet with
Mrs. E. S. Wood this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Smith and
Miss Thirma Smith arrived from
Corinna Monday for few days visit
with relatives, before going to South
Gouldsboro, where they will spend
the summer.
Y Mrs S. B. Taylor went to Bangor
Monday to meet her two daughters,
Miss Virginia Taylor of Chicago and
Mrs. Fred Booth of Ottawa, Canada,
who returned with her for a visit.
E. E. Lovejoy, wife and son Ed
ward, of Bangor, and Bryant Jones of
Boston, were recent guests of Mrs. G..
S. Lovejoy.
Miss Ethel w. Noyes spent Tues
day in Winter Harbor with Miss lisa
belle Wakefield.
Chester Williams, who recently
bought a new bungalow at South
Gouldsboro and had it moved here,
has it completed and started keeping
house in it this week.
Henry Frazier, Harold Grover, jr.,
and Stella Joy, of Winter Harbor,
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BrOOkSville.

Mr.. Glazier and Mr.. Wilson, l.. D.
S. ministers, held services at the l..
D. S. church last week.
The men from this place who are
employed at Seal Harbor spent Sun
day at home.
Miss Mary Bowden, who has been
employed at Brooklyn, is at home.
Maurice Peasley has moved his
family to Bar Harbor, where he has
employment.
T. A. Tunney and O. P. Lymburner
have purchased new cars.
Mrs. Hattie M. Cousins of East
Bluehill has moved into the Richard
Condor house.
Miss Thelma Wescott is employed
at West Brooksville.
Y Mrs. Georgia Grindle of East Blue
hill, who has spent the winter in
Waltham, Mass, visited her brother,
Fred w. Circuit, last week.
Mrs. Emily Carter and son Merton
are very i'll.
June IL. A.
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Salisbury Cove.

Mrs. Eta G. Young arrived here
from Portland Sunday, to spend sew
eral weeks at her old home, Locust
Lane"
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat. Young of Mil
ton, NJ H., are spending few weeks
with his mother at Locust Lane
Miss Gladys Hamor, formerly Of
this place, who is teaching domestic
science in the Skowhegan academy,
is here for few days before going to
Cape Cod, Mass, to superintend a
tea house for the summer
June IS. R.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-06-20
Quick Results
Please Ellsworth

Everyone is pleased with the quick
results of simple camphor, hydrastis,
witchhazel, etc, as mixed in Lavop-
tik eye wash. After using less than
one bottle lady reports her eyes,
which were inhamed and watery, are
now bright and clear. One man tried
everything, but Lavoptik was only
thing that gave relief. One small bot
tie usually helps ANY CASE weak,
strained or infiamed eyes. Aluminium
eve cup FREE. AleXander's Phar-
macy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-06-20

were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stillman G. Bunker.
Miss Emma Kingsley entertained a
party of young friends Tuesday
afternoon, in honor Of her sixth
birthday.
June IA. l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-06-20
Hancock Point.

Miss Eleanor Ball visited friends
in Sullivan over the week lend.
Prof. Dugan and family, of Prince
ton, N. j., and Miss Cowley, Of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, have opened
their cottages for the summer.
Pearl Hanna and family arrived
from Panama last week and are with
Mrs. Hanna's mother, Mrs Mary
Ball.
Orvlle Martin and wife are oc-
cupying their cottage. Mr.. Martin
has built a garage and made other
improvements.
Dana Hodgkins went to Bangor
last week and returned with truck
which he is using for delivering milk
and cream and for general trucking.
F. r. Young, accompanied by Miss
Sanborn of Wilton, spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Augusta
Young.
Misses Elisa Ball, Ruth Gallison
and LESSEE Lounder, and Henry Gal
lison have returned home from
school.
The Farm Bureau members met
with Mrs. Leila Gordon last Tues
day for an "in-between" meeting,
and discussed home laundry, which
proved pleasant and profitable.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Martin of
Calais are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Lester Hail.
Raymond Bates, student from
Newton, Mass, has been secured as
summer pastor for Hancock Sun
day services will be held at South
Hancock at 1880 a. m, Hancock,
2.3O D. m, Mt. Desert Ferry
7.30 p. m.
June Is. M. IL.
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Egypt.

LSN pt'
Mrs. Arvill Jordan and Mrs. Davis
visited Mrs. Oliver Bragdon last
week.
Mrs. Allen of Halifax is visiting
hers daughter, Mrs. Roy Caller
Mrs Susan DesIsle of Lamoine,
who visited Mrs. Blanche Jordan re-
Gently, has returned home. Mrs. Jor-
dan accompanied her.
There is good interest in the
Sunday school, There were thirty
two present June 10.
Norris Savage has been in poor
health, being unable to return to
his work in Ellsworth last week.
G. A. Linscott and family visited
in Corea recently.
June IL. Il.
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Ashville.
Graduation exercises of Brigham

The room was pTellIIy ueCUTdteU
in green and white. The background
was green bank in which were
woven 1923" and "B. H. G. s. in
white flowers. The parts were eX-
ceptionally we'll taken, and the teach
err, Seth Johnson, and pupils, deserve
much credit q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-06-20

CHEETROCK, the freproof wallboard,
~ speeds up Winter building. Just nail the
broad, ceiling-high sections of Sheetrock to
the joists or studding, and you have perma-
nent, fireproof standard walls and ceilings,
Immediately ready for trim and decoration, no
danger of freezing, no waiting for walls to dry.
Sheetrock is genuine gypsum wall plaster
encased in protective covering. The pat
ented joining edge and Sheetrock Finisher
insure flat, tightjointed and smooth surfaces
which take wall paper, paint or calcimine,
with or without panels.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22

cera. Andrade paloma a Barreiro.
Santana dispara tercera Y captura
a Gacho. Ciquf hitea Y Monchile va
a tercera. Fabito paloma a Ginorio
en- right field. 1 carrera. En- este
inning el score es cinco cuatro a
favor de los jinetes.
20. inning. Humacao. Frank role
tea Juey , sale de out. Santana y
Thompson levantan palemas al out
field. Cero.
Sports. juicy hitea por tercera vez
| Y roba base. Beitfa y Thompson le-
lvantan palomas. Guzlnan hitea y Mon
chile va tercera. Guzman intenta
alcanzar segpnda. santana dispara
ly Jallase mofa, anotand0 Juey Ca
cho palomfta a Thompson. i -carrera.
Score 6 a 4 a favor de los jinetes.
SO. inning. Humacao. Jallase base
por bolas. Barreiro Sc sacrifica. Aga
! pito paloma. Giporio roletea Thomp
son sale de cut. Cero. s
Sports. 1ionchile palomita Gino-
! rio. Andrade y Ciquf palean al ga
Inasto de Frank sin resultados. Cero.
81 mismo score del inning anterior
90, inning. Hnmaeao. Este es el
dltimo inning. Los CRISES estan aba
io por dos carreras. Los jinetes es-
tan lispuestes a ganar. Los animos
eyeitados. Sosa es el primer palea-
dor y recibe una base. Yayo hitea,
Dos hombres en- base. Los jinetes
conferecian. Para asegurar el. igego
deciden aiiitar a Fabito y eolocan a
San. el terrible intocahIe quisque-
yano. Buep debut tuyo .ponchando. a
Frank. Viene Santana al bate. Gran
eYRectaci6n, San pasa los dos prime
lros strikes. Son grandes sus. deseos
de ponchar Pepe. Al ,tercer strike
este logra' bstear ia bola' de San de
una lnaneta tan efectiya que la bola
fna d loi dltfmo da central field. Ci-
ldnf no plido atrapa'rla, Sosa y Tayo
an9tHn. mientras Santana va segnn-
da EN- ell palo. Thompson SO sacrifi-
ca. Ell score cmIatc. dos onts. San
tana en- tercera Y Jdllase al bate. Los
dos primeros son strikes: San quiere
poncharlo. Tira una bola submarine
que no cs strike Y Beitfa no puede
capturar segura entire suS manGs la
bola. En- esto Santana aneta casi Il la
brava, rccibiclldo nm gran goIpe por
su intento. Despuds de repuesto rcci-
be una gran ovacion. Jdli1sa So pom
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
'NOTAS De BASE BALL

cha. FL score esta Z a favor de
'Humacao. Tres carreras.
Sports. Yayo que act1a de eapitan,
eoloca de pitcher Moncho, Ia. con-
fanza del Humacao. Siguen los ami
mos excitados. El Puerto Rico tiene
la Ultima oportunidad de empatar.
San recibe una base por bolas roba
segunda. Juicy lfnea por ell centric que
AgapitO captura. Beitfa palomita
Barreiro. Dos outs. Thompson Sc
Iponcha, siendo el dltimo out, termi-
|nando ell juego con un score de Z a 6
"a favor de Humacao.
Score:
Humacao 00sQ1 900 81
Sports 2O11O1 O-6
Hnmacao: 10 hits.
Sports: IL hits.
BaterEas por Sports: Fabito Y San,
Soler y Beitfa.
Ror Humaeao: Camaroncito, Mon
chO y Santana.
El jtlego result6 sensational por 10
reiiido. FL pdblico salio muy salts
fecho de 10 labor desplegada por los
CRISES, squienes estan nueyamente en-
srl puesto, no como campeones, sino
como digno adversario del Puerto Ri
co Sports. Ahora, con la adquisiei0n
de un nueyP pitcher, que debntara
N los iueg9s Hnmacao-Puerto Rico,
IN, Hnmacao, iel p, serd una novena
fneete v disciplinada convenientemen-
|te, anien sega ml ':hard nut, para
lei Rlterto Rico, e,.a
Ell Hnmaeao jus6 muy bien, Il ex-
eepci0n de Iallase, quien estuvo muy
desgraciadQ. Santana nos salv0 el
juego por' su. brillante batting y field
ing, siendo sps jugadas las mejores.
Ellnk en- 81 left, Agapito en- ell CEN
ter, Thompson, Camar6n Barreiro,
iugaroh mny Rel,, cumpliendo fiel-
mente. SUI cometido. FL Sports jug6
tambi6n buena pelota. estando casi
siempre encima. FaMto Sc mantuyo
|eficientc desfe el caj6n. Thompson
" juicy jugarOn muy bien. Los umpi2
res, Brown y Lardn, estuvierOn exec
lentes.
Mi fclicitaci6n los CRISES.
Por III tarde vencen los jinetes, z
a 1. Los dctallcs de csta paliZa pa
ra Humacao, los daremos mariana. -
BOB BEUSEL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22

Los JINETES I.Fs{PR0RIN.AN INA
PALIZA a LOS CRISES ORIEl-
TaEfsS EN- Ell JUEGo DE Lt
TARDE. A LA SEGUNDA BoLA
LANZADA POR sIONCIIO, GUZ.
MAN Sc ANoTA UN TREMENDO
HOME Run. SAN, PITCHEA MA
GISTRALMENTE. SCORE Z a /.
Terminado el juega de la mailana
todos los fans Sc .sentfan sorprendi-
dos de que I'm team que: estaba va
icafdo. triunfara sobre el Puerto Ricct
lcampe6n, insulaH Sie.anrc, nay algu
mos lnnatic0s que Sc .aferran Ia idcal
de q. el Puerto Rico es un team que
ipor NADIA del mlindo puede perderl
,Dehemns deeirs que inunque Puerto Ri
co Sports. es I'M team, superior 4 sus3
|riyales, no7 r,or ESQ puede. iperder. Hi;
,cieron todo 10 que pudieron par triun-t
far en- el -iuese della maHana. Para
Iasegurar el cero prsieron a San eli ei
lcaj6n en- el noveno episogiFo, pero la
.suerte lie tenfa asignada la victoria a
las Crises. Hubo otros que pensahan.
Y que decfan que Humacao jug6 blca,.
a exception dc algnno que otro, s y~qie
los Crises habfan jusado. nleior pc,
lota que los ie6ncs.
vayamos al juegp de Ia tardc. AZ
juego asisti0 mas concllrrcncia que
por la maiiana, descosos fodSss tle yer
el desquite de los sports Estes
presentan .su line UP, que Gran Gilz
man. Bcitfa, Ciqpf, Cache, AIol~hiles
Thompson, Juey, soler y San AZ bas
terfa. Los 0rientalcs prssentall u Az
70, que cs: Yayo, Frank. sanI,.9s'. !.
Thompsons Bafreiro, Agapita, Jallese
Camaroncito y afoneko. Bateifi, san
tana y Monche.
!. Ter. inning .Humacao". Yayo hi.
tea por 81 centre. Frank struck out.
Yayo roba segunda, pcro es out esta-
fando tercera Santana rolin a .sdeyl
y sale de out. Cero.
Sports. Guzndn yiene batear. a
In segunda bola ianzada por Moneho,
manda la bola leios, muy lejos, ) Coz
rri6 las cuatro esquinas, entire las
aclanlaciones del pdbIico. Beitia va
hasta segunda en- error de Barreiro en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
Thompson struck ont. l carre-

! 2do. inning. Barreiro roletea por
sobre scgunda. Thompson hace mag
nffica cogida, pefo no puede evitar q.
ell core;ii9r Sc anote TN hit. Thompson
habfa sido el primer out al roletear a
Gacho. Barrciro llega hasta sesun-
da en- error dc Soler. Agapito hitea
por el centro y Barreiro anota Aga
pito es out en- segunda por tirada de
San. JtlIase Struck out. / carrera.
Sports. juicy y Seller palolnas a
-Agqpito Y q Jallase, este fltimo de
right field. San palea de hit. iuz-
min IA a seguilda Y San a tercera en-
error de Bareriro. Aquf Camaroncitc
riene Il tercera y Barreiro segunda
Beitfa palomita ID Barreiro Cero.
aer inning "Iumacao". Frank y
Santana struck outs. Thompson reci-
be Ia base per balas y va segunda en-
error SO San. Baireiro struck out.
I Sports Cache va hasta segunda
On error de Thompson. Ciquf y Mon
chile Sc sacrifican, mientras Gacho
anota. Thompson recibe un bolazo.
zero es cut en- .segunda pqr disparo de
Santana 1 carrera.
as Ito. inning @Sports''s Juey base
por bolas. Solcr palea a Thompson.
lsste dispara u scsunda y Barreiro a
liianersis sicndo dople play. Son ro-
lin n short \ sale. de ont. Cero.
st9, inning IIumaeaa'. Agapito
apalqma. 4 Beifia. .gatllase base por bo-H
las y roba segnnda. Sesa v Moncho
son strike, 4oiits. Gere,
Sports Gnzman struck out. Bel
tia hiiea safe. Gaelo hitea. Ambos
corrcl9res hacen nm dople steal. Ci-
quf palea Thompson este comete
un error. Beitfa anota Gacho ST..
que hasta tcrcera. Ciquf roba sesun5
da. Monchile Sc sacrifica y Gacho
entra al hogar. Ciquf es out EN- ho-
me al intentar anotar. 2 carrcras. il
a ia favor del sSports.v
90. inning .TTumacao'' Yayo 7
Frank palomas Sole q Guznan.
Santana roletea al short v es out. Ce-
70.
Sports Thompson da un tubey Il
anota en- IN hit de Juey. Este roba
segunda. soler Sanay Guzman struck
outs 4 carrcra.
70. inning AquI entran por los
lS'ontinia en- Ia pagIna ocho)
Evening star., 1923-02-20

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N. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc.
IN
I4IS Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5oo3-4-,
BoAR W. y
Evening star., 1923-02-20

SPECIAL.
ala FESsENDEN ST. NV.
This 7-room modern house 10 vacant and the
owner. desiring quick sale. has cut the
price to 81. 800. which makes it one Of the
best buys in Washinxton.
Open for inspection 3 to 4 pm. to-day. Take
Wis. ave. car to Fessenden St, walk one
square east.
14Is 2lst ST. NV
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. VACANT.
rooms and . baths: hot-air heat and cleo
tr1city; hrst-noor kitchen. This is bargain
At $13, 800. Reasonable terms.
5000 Sth ST. NV.
This beautiful S-room house 10 built Of stucco
over hollow tile; has hot-water heat, electric
lights and room for garage
Detached. hmm ediate possession. Price
only I'll 800 with very reasonable terms.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1907 n. 7. ave. NV. Main 1866