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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16

visit at Madison and other points.
Miss Frances Diamond was over
from Crandon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16

Miss Pearl Dyer and Chas. Arm
strong were married.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
Ed Purdy Saws

Christopher Columbus was not only
an explorer and discoverer-but a prop
het as we'll. The minute he saw Amer
lea he said "Dry Land" 49, ----.--.,...-,.-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16
oh. That's Different

Mrs. Dibbs Every time | raise my
hand my husband gives me an awful
beating.
Mrs. Dubbs Heavens! Why don't
you call the police?
Mrs. Dibbs Why? What do they
know about bridge?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16

WANTED-Good, clean lintless rags
at the Review office
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-16

THE FARM ON PARADE
$50, O0O.o In Prizes for
Cattle. Horses, Sheep, Swine, Poultry,
Arriculkural. Horticultural, Apiary
Produaots; YEARS ROUNDUP Of
Badger State Boys and Girls Club Acc
tivities, and
Nations 0reateet Dairy Show
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
WARREN AND POLITIS IN
 LOCAL LINEUP ONCE MORE
strong Nrw Britain Eleven Will Face West Sides Tomorrow Morn
 ing in Hartford

When An-New Britain lines up against the West Sides al Clarkin field tomorrow morning at l0:30 o'clock the two teams will he virtual ly the same as the ones that clashed at Willow Brook park on Nov. IS.
 About the only changes contemplat- cd, the management said this morn ing. was the use of Tommy Fully at quarterback while Warren will be at his old position in the line. Barnt- kow. Downey. Kennedy, Sears, Car pentcr, Hickey and Babcock are avail able for the backfield.
 The management also announced that Slim" PoIitis has sufficiently re- covered from his injuries so that he too. will get back into the game.
 II was reiterated today that the Bridgeport game for Sunday in Meri- den is definitely arranged and that Manager Healey of tho down stators last night signed tho contract. The game will he played Sunday after noon at Hanover park.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
Rangers And Mohawks Anxious To
 Have Four Team Hoop League
Games Would Precede Regular Saturday Night Contests At Armory-New Britain Clashes with Co. L
 of Torrngton On December s

to the big games on Saturday nights Two teams would play each week and two would lay off. If the league ma terializes. the management will put up a silver cup.
 The Rangers and Hohawks have put out the suggestion that they would like to have the Pirates and the Boys club Eagles join their league. and if either or both of these teams are in favor of the project they can get in touch at once with Manager Clarence Lanpher.
 The preliminary games will start at D. m. and the regular game at the conclusion. probably at 9. The regu- lar 20 minute halves will be played.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
RED O'NEIL AGAIN
 IS AGGIES' LEADER
New Britain Player HonOred--S
 Games for Next Season

Martin tRcd) l.. O'Ncil Of this city, was reelected captain of the state college eleven at q banquet attended by members of the varsity football squad at the home of Coach Sumner Dole last evening.
 As captain of the 1923 Connecticut eleven. 0'Neil has gone down in Storrs' history as one of the greatest line warriors ever produced at the State college. His defensive work throughout tho season has been of such high order as 10 win comment from opposing coaches.
 In 1924 Captain O'Neil and his Az gic eleven will face the following schedule recently completed by As sistant Manager Raymond Keeler
 Sept. 27, Massachusetts Aggio at Amherst.
 October 4. Tufts at Medford.
 October II, Maine at Orono.
 October IS, New Hampshire at Storrs.
 October ?5. Norwich University at Storrs.
 November 1. Springfield at Spring field.
 November S, Trinity at Hartford.
 November l5. Rhode Island State at Storrs.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
FRICKE, WESLEYAN STAR,
 JOINS BASKETBALL TEAM
Famous Athlete is Permitted to Play Because Of His Unusual Record
 in Sports

Middletown, Conn, Nov. 2S.-Wes- leyans basketball prospects for the 1923-24 season, badly handicapped by the fact that all five men who made up the 1928 team were seniors and have graduated, became more en- couraging when it was announced to- day that Al" Frickc. the Swarth- more athlete, has been granted per mission by the faculty to try out for tho team. The two sport" rule at Wesleyan states that no man can par ticipate in more than two sports in one college year, owing to the drain on his studies, but exceptions are made in unusual cases, and Fricke's was held to he such a case. He has won his letter in both football and baseball for the past three years and has been captain of the baseball team since his sophomore year being re- Should he be fortunate enough to earn letter in basketball, he will have made the enviable record Of winning eight "Ws" in three and one half years in addition to winning three letters in one year.
 Tricks was recently elected to the position of class marshal for the class day exercises at commencement next June, and was president of his class during his sophomore year. He is I member Of Mystical Seven, honorary senior society, Sigma Tau, honorary junior society and of the Phi Gpsilon fraternity.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
rRINITY's HOOP CARD
Hartford Quintet opens season Der,
 & With Albany law

Hartford, Nov. 2T.--Thc athletic committee Of Trinity college has an- nounced the following basketball schedule Of the university for the coming season.
 Albany Law School at Hartford Dec. &: Yale at New Haven Dec. IA; Franklin and Marshall at Hartford Dec. IS; Williams at williamstoun Dec. IS, Union at Schenectady Dec. 10: Amherst at Amherst Jan. 11; Massachusetts Agricultural College at Amherst Jan. 12: Connecticut Agri- cultural College al Storrs Jan. 16; Boston College st Hartford Jan. 1a: Fordhsm at Hartford Feb. 2; Univer- sity of Rochester at Hartford Feb. 9: Williams at Hartford Feb. 1j: North eastern University at Hartford Feb. 20: Maine University at Hartford Feb. %: Clark University at Hart ford Feb. e7: and Connecticut Agri- cultural College at Hartford March l..
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
MICH. AND WIS. NOT
 ID END RELATIONS
In Fact Few Changes Are Likely
 in Big Ten Schedules
The Associated Press

By The Associated Press Chicago, Nov. 2S.-There is to be no break in the friendly relations that have existsed thirty years between Michigan and Wisconsin when west ern conference athletic directors and coaches meet here Friday and Satur- day to arrange their 1924 football schedules.
 | Statements from officials in both institutions are that game has been agreed upon to be played at Ann Ar hor. Reports of a possible break grew out of the victory the Wolver- ines won from Wisconsin, Nov. IT, on a touchdown disputed by the Badgers.
 Reports from the Big Ten universi- ties indicate that few changes are to be expected in the schedules of the seven leading teams. The most import ant possible changes involve Michi- gan. Illinois and Chicago.
 Coach Yost is said to be agreeable 10 the addition of fifth conference game to the Wolverine schedule in or der that Illinois may be added. Other- wise the Michigan team probably will play Ohio State, Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin. Chicago also is angling for a date with the Ann Arbor team. The Maroons at the same time have to consider a home -and-home series with Wisconsin, with the termination this year of the five year contract to play that annual contest at Chicago.
 The Badgers are considering re- sumption of football relations with Northwestern, dropping Indiana and also are negotiating for a game with Notre Dame, T. l.. Jones. athletic di- rector has announced. The Wisconsin schedule is likely 10 contain games with Coo college. Michigan Aggies. Chicago, Illinois, Michigan and Minne- sota.
 Chicago is reported 10 be dickoring for preliminary games for 1924 with Brown university and the University of Southern California.
 Illinois, Wisconsin, Purdue, North western and Indiana may be on tho Maroon lineup of games.
 The hard 1928 schedule arranged by Illinois and Iowa are expected to be repeated.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28

The New Britain basketball team will open its home season on Satur- day night, December s, at the armory, when the strong Company l. team .from Torrington will come here. The Torrington ostfit is a good one and one of its outstanding stars is Rado- witz, who plays with the All-Torring- ton football team.
 In connection with the basketball St ason, an effort is being made to or ganize a four team league here and the Mohawks and Rangers, who arc planning quintets, have agreed to enter. The tentative plan is to have this league stage preliminary games
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
 
FOOTBALL GAMES ID
 BE PLAYED 0N 29TH
All Sections ill Have ThanksgiV-
 ing Day Clashes

New York, Nov. 2s.-Principal foot ball games scheduled for Thanksgiv- ing Day, Nov. 29, in various sections of the country follow:
 Brown vs. Lehigh at Providence, R. I.
 Dartmouth vs. Columbia at New York.
 Penn State vs. Pittsburgh at Pitts burgh.
 Pennsylvania vs. Cornell at Phila- delphia.
 Far West.
 Colorado Mines vs. Denver Univ. at Denver.
 Colorado Univ. vs. Colorado Aggies at Fort Collins. Col.
 Montana State vs. New Mexico at Albuquerque, N. M.
 Ihado vs. Willamette at Boise, Idaho.
 Oregon Aggies vs. Multnomah at Portland, Ore.
 Utah vs. Utah Aggies at Salt Lake City.
 Middle West. Notre Dame vs. St. Louis at St. Louis, Mo.
 Marquette vs. Vermont at Milwau- kee, Wis.
 Missouri vs. Kansas at Lawrence. Kan, Drake vs Oklahoma at Norman. Okla.
 Grinnell vs. Creighton at Omaha City
 Kansas Aggies vs. Nebraska at Lin- coin, Neb.
 Oklahoma Aggies vs, Arkansas at Fort Smith, Ark.
 St. Xavier vs. Haskell Indians at Cincinnati.
 Detroit ys. Gonzaga at Detroit. Mich.
 South. Texas Christian vs. Rice at Hous- ton, Tex.
 Baylor vs. Southern Methodist at Dallas, Tex.
 Texas vs. Texas Agges at College Tex.
 Vanderbilt vs. sewanee at Nashville, Tenn.
 Mississippi vs. Tennessee at Knox vile. Tenn.
 Georgia Tech. vs. .Nburn at Allan ta, Ga.
 North Carolina Univ vs. Virginia at Chapel Hill. N. C. North Carolina State vs. Washing ton X Lee at Norfolk, Va. Virginia Military ys. Virginia Poly at Roanoke, Va. Albama Ns, Florida at Birmingham, Ala
 South Carolina vs. Wake Forest at Columbia. $. C. Tulane vs. Washington Univ. at New Orleans, La.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
THIS DAY IF SPORT

liors5rH. oHurJ Hg Benjamin t3loek. HHifsfsHn as a fu0-year-oId and winner oT on3y 0fle race as tHre-sf r-C'a. y.as retired from rtIr4-
 2i#-HiEIfssf ruu .H match at Is-z j,aIs5He billiards ssa at aTs bg Willie H0ppe iu exhibition at Nancua=tr. B. C. sg5-Ffrst Hetcr ear raer in Ameri- ca fe'g st Chicago in aake nf 4 sH0uaDfEH oeer a c0Hrss 5i u1iies il tsuEfH. Ths 1inuer's elapsed time uas iB hours s minutes or l-4 miles per heHF. far step [ from Tommy Miton.s I5s miles an hour made al i5aytona. FIa.. in ApriI. is@a.
 1ssf-srfny s0u l;s frsf game with Nay. Hlssad af Anna aol5a. Md. by zcore gf cz 70 1s. It uas tifs cUua awe of ErofEa8 to be. riaFa Ay the 4eal slr,Ice schools.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
srRINGrIELD.s NEW LEADER

Springfield. Nov. 2s.-John Whit ey'' stober Of Reading. Pa. was elect cd captain Of tho Springfield college 1923 football squad by his teammates of last season. last night. Stober has been a member Of the varsity eleven for the last two seasons. Before win ming a berth on the first string he played a year on the college fresh man team. He plays right tackle and has been one of the most consistent performers on the team.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
CRESCENTS WIN AS
 DOES PANTHER FIVE
Lively Games Feature Boys Club
 Basketball League

Ot all the basketball battles played at the Boys club this season, last eve ming saw the best when the Crescents clashed with the Harmonys. the lat ter being the leaders of the Senior basketball league.
 The game was the fastest Of its kind this year. The Harmonys have had the league at the Boys club un- der their thumbs and every one in the club looked forward to the Cres- cents to break them up. The Cres- cents have had an off season during the last few weeks but last evening the dark cloud was lifted from their heads.
 The game began with a rush and after seven minutes of hard playing Huck of the Crescents sunk a iong shot. Politis of the Harmonys fol- lowed with another long shot and the score stood tied, For about ten min utes no one succeeded in scoring. However, when the first half ended the Harmonys were leading with the edge Of to 3 score.
 In the second half there was more hard work. Both teams battled fierccly. The Crescents' guarding in the second half played an important part. Captain Huck and Nyborg started the rally in the second part Of the game when they began some neat passwork with fine results. Dave Stohl cut in nicely and added two moro points 10 the score. Matte MieczkOwsii showed through the mob and alighted under the basket and with a short twist sent the ball slid ing through the hoop. The last few minutes Of play had the crowd yell ing. At this time the score board read Crescents l6, Harmonys IA. The lineup:
 Crrscents Harmonys Matte Meiczkowski ...,,.. Politis
 left forward
 Dave Stohl .....,........,.. kania
 right forward Captain Huck ,...... Irish McGrath
 center Charlie Levin ,,,.n...,..,.., Icldon
 left guard Nibby Nyborc .,...,...... Saunders
 right guard Score: Crescents Is. Harmonys l4 field goals. crescents. Meiczkowski ., Hnck 3. Stohl 1, Nyborg 1: Harmonys, Politis 3, Kania 2. McGrath |, Saun- dcrs |: fouls. Meiczkowski i. Huck 1 referee, Pelleticr: timer. Mullen; time of halves. % minutes.
 Panthers Win There was plenty of action in the Boys Club Sonior league when the Partners stacked up against tho Paw nies. Al the end Of the first half the Panthers were ahead by a score Of i5.10. Tn the second half the fireworks l started. The Partners tried hard to i keep up their lead. but as they are l Inc lightost team in tho league they l had to use speed. which baffled the | pawnics. With but ten minutes to go | the Panthers were ahead by two 1 points s2-eh. With but four minutes 1 10 go the score was tied. Aronson put l In foul from the fifteen foot line l and put the Partners in the lead and i held it till the whistle blew. The 
 Panther Pawnies X. Aronson ............ NJ. Tinke l
 right forward q. Hicgc ...........s.t... '. 1ahm ]
 left forward
 NJ. Luke ......... Riehman, lipman l
 center I r. Arbufr .....t...s...ts... bufhe !
 right guard E. Gotowells ..........,... A. Finke i
 left guard
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
KIPKI; IS KING

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov 2S.---Harry kipke, captain of Michigan's 1928 football eleven, was described by Coach Yost yesterday as the best kicker Of all time" Never has there been n kicker in all time who could place his tpll or time his kicks as we'll as Kipke," Iost said. "Iie Is the best I have ever seen" kipke ended his football career at Michigan with last Saturdays game against Minnesota.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
RUTGERS ELECTS CAPTAIN
Football Tcam Names Brennan Leader
 --Players Get Letters

New Brunswick, \. J.. Nov 2s.--E. c. Brennan Of Stamford. Conn, has been elected captain of tho Rutgers football team for 1924, according to today's announcement from the ath- letic office. Brennan. who played cen- ter this year, was an end in 1921 and 1922. Twenty three players have rec ceived awards Of the varsity "R"; one man an insignia for faithful service on the scrubs.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
LYNCH FIGHTS MOoRE

St. Louis, Mo, Nov. 2S. -- Joe lynch. ef New fork, hantamwoiEht boxing champion. will meet Pal Moore Of Memphis, a persistent con- tender in the feature event on an all- star boxing program here tonight. In other bouts Johnny Curtin, New York, will meet doe Burman. Chicago, and Kid Wagner Philadelphia. win clash with Andy Chanry, Baltimore.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
zByszKo WINS

Springfield, Nov. 2S.--Wladek Zbys- zko, one of the most powerful wrestl- CTS in the United States. was forced 10 his best last night 10 win over Jack Sandow. the south Dakota grappler. One fall decided a grueling match. the big Polish nathan winning with body sissors and head lock after two hours. six minutes and 20 seconds.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
FORMER CHAMPION TO MARRY

Detroit, Nov. 2S. George H. Layigne, former lightweight boxing champion of the world, who was known in the heyday of his puglistic career as the Saginaw Kid" and Mrs. Flora NJ. Dayey, took out a license yesterday 10 marry.
 The saginaw Kid' gave his age as 53 and his bride e's-to-bo as 5s.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
NEVER < LOSER
Captain Ilert nr Michigan Football
 Team Never Played Defeat

Chicago, No,. 2S.--Tcrbert T.. Stcgcr captain-elrct of the Michigan football tcam, never has played in a losing game Of football.
 During the four years that h." played halfback and fuliback on the championship Oak Park high school herC, the school was undefeated. Michigan has had an unsullied rec ord Tor the two years that Stcger has been it's star halfback.
 The first time the new captain was put in a varsity game his signal was called and he ran co yards for
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
MALONE KNOCKS OUT WARD Bout stopped in Third Round to saAe
 grsrscy Boxer

Boston, Nov. 2s.-Jock Malone Of sf Paul. Minn-. scored a technical knockout here last night over George ward of Elizabeth. \. j.. when the referee stopped their scheduled teH- round bout in inc third round after Ward had been knocked down th1 fbird time
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
rIIpEN RECOVERING
Tennis Player Eenpcratine From
 Infection in left Hand Finger

Philadelphia. Nov. 2s.-w ian T. Tildcn. 2d. who lost part Of a finger on his playing hand last winter and showed better tennis form than cter during the past summer. is recover ing from an infection Of a finger on his left hand. He said today that be- cause Of his trouble last year he feared complications and took no chances. Prompt medical attention arrested the infection and in the meantime he had to cancel several en- gagements 10 appear in amateur The champion said he though he injured the finger playing squash racquets.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
CNnMaN5 l BIGGEST 
 BY IIDIT. COL. NINA
 Former West Point star

I think unquestionsbly the greatest play ] have ever seen in football dur ing 90 years of observation. happened on Saturday November g. 1922. in the game between Iowa and North western.
 The bali was iu Towa's posse ssiOn on Northwestern 2o-yard line. fourth down and about seven yards to go. shuttleworth. who had been doing most of the drorkicking for Iowa dur ing the season. dropped back as though to attempt a goal from tite field. The logical sHpposifion vas that shuttleworth would attempt a field goal
 However. the play siEnaieI was backward pass from ShnttlewOrth t0 Rich. who was fn motion toward his own goal line in order to be in posi- ton 10 receive the pass from Shuttle worth. Rich. in turn. was tu make 8 forward pass to Kadesly. who vas to reeelve The bal vcry close Co North wsstsrn's goal line.
 < bad pass was made from center fo shuttlrworfh and the bal rolled on past shuttieu0Tth on tac ground about ten yards back cf the Hnr or saiimmare Hich rushed on pasi shuttleworth. picked the hal up Da Inc ground. turned and forward passed 10 ka5esky. whg recfivcd tbe pass perfectly and sterpcd over Farthwesternts goal iine for touch down.
 or c0urse when Inc ban rolled on the ground. the Northwestern play CTS practically abaudo1e5 every other idea except to recover the tall. 1rsv- ing Kadesky wholly uncovered. T'rac- tiraIly everyone in the stands thought this vas a trirk play. intended fo vork out just as t did work out. bE. : # Wss 0niy Hieh's qtsiek think-fs that made the play possible.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
ELECTED IOWA CAPTAIN

Iowa City, Iowa. Nov. 2S.--I.eland Parkin, quarterback, was elected cap- tain Of the Iowa football team last night. Parkin's home is Waterloo, Iowa
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28

Friday The most uausay rlsy s-sr made on as ees,ern zriJfon as >.d by V. s czRsas.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-28

TOF-Ct- RTIS CtMMGSs. JOHN CEMMINS.
 MIDDLE -- JONAS PHILLIPS GORDON PHILLITS
 BOTTOM M-EDWNED RALETGH. LIZ MAR RALEIGH.
 Cuyahoga Falls, O--six brothers play on fine Curanoca Falls high school eleven. bost iu this district.
 But they aren't aU members of the same family
 They come Iu sets oE taos
 Namely. Curtis and john Cumminz. Gordon and I.oaas Phillips and f.eMar and Edward Raleigh.
 Al arc regulars and stars.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29

Ii pran oportunidad de- yer los
failaticos de San Juan ell domingo en-
dos desafios en- los. terrenos de nuestro
Parque Atl6t;co, contra la potente no
vena San Juan Aheletic.'' FL team
cue comandan PHO Maldonado Pc
dro Miguel Caratini. viene en- su ca
srera vertigirosa, leno de entusiasmo
a obtener una victoria sobre nuestros
sp1uchachos. a lechada propinada ell do
snlngo pasado al '.Ribosch' en- Cayey
les ha dado, mas brfos Green que su
formidable staff de lanzadores es
capaz de contener cualQuiera novena
Ell Ia isla.
El famoso jugador Pedro Miguel Ca
ratini esta como en- sus mejores item
pos paleando la esferide hacia terrenos
desconocidos. Moncho, Montaner Nero
v Colon estan insuperables Trompi.
Millito King con Ninin componen un
inheld" de 10 mejor que pisa diaman
tie alguno en- la isla.
Los s'Poncenos'' siempre juegan
bien. dispuestos obtener siempre Ia
victoria ell buena lid. Siempre ha sido
Ell Ponce" al cue lie ha toc7do ser
ouien lnicie las victorias contra teams
extranieros Los triunfos del s'tPonce''
han sido triunfos de Puerto Rico en-
materia de base ball. Aquel viejo pom
cE que componfan. ,Octavio, Montaner,
Rogue, Ciqui Reitia, Leopoldo. Evan
oe'io, Pou CoEen ell mando de aquei
gran trainer Mr.. Gerrish no po-
dr6 olvidarlo nadie que ha seguido este
deporte paso a paso desde que Sc i'm
planto EN- la lsla. Nadie olvida tampo-
co las victorias del PONCE contra los
s'AH Americans - los 'cubanos, Las
Estrellas Donlinicanas
La muy bella se1orita Mercedes Sa-
lazar, madrina del PONCE, vendra de
Ia Pe<la del sur acompanando la cara
vana que de ella viene dar realce a
los desafios. Sera un acontecimiento, VI
Sc nos asegura que ell team San Juan
adoptara tambien una ma
(Continua en- la Pag. 19)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29
NOTAS DE SPORT

dando Cob eliminado al hacerse esta
combination. sA
'sshort Stop Dificil es aqui Ia
selection: Guilfuchi, King Thomp-
son son tres jardineros cortos adrnira-
bles y cualquier club podia sentirse
orgulloso de poseer en- su cline up'' un
''short stop del calibre de los tres
mencionados, pero aunque la diferencia
es pdca. somos de opinion que ell me-
jor short stop del afio es Guilfuchi del
''Hibosch''. pues no solamente es nm
fielder admire Bile y un bateador for
midable, sino que tambien un gran co,
rredor de bases. Guilfrchi es tan buen
fielder como Thompson es muy sl-
perior el como bateador. Ambos son
excelentes conocedores de bases. King
es I'm buen bateador y excelsnte fiel
DER. pero muy erratico.
"Outfelders - Tomando en- conside-
raci6n su "All around efficiency Sc
leccionamos de entire los muchos jardi-
neros buenos que tenemos a Frank del
Humacao para cleft field Beitia
del San Juan para "centre'P, Ciqui
del San Juan para right, a Car
cia del Ribosch para utility outfiel
DER. Para utility infielder: Millito.
Para Captain Caratini para Ma
nager Rogue. IQue team mas fuerte
lue ell cue nenciono podrfa formarse
en- Puerto Rico?
LINE UP:
eiqui San Juan. r. F. Beitia San Jnan.
c. F. Cache R!bosch, 1b, Caratini Pom
ce, 2b. Captain tDaviu Ribosch, 3b
ieantana Humacao C. Guilfuchi Ri
bosch S. s. Frank Humacao T.. F. Sosa
H,lmacac P. Moncho Ponce. p Millito
Ponce, Utility Infielder. Garcia Ri
bosch Utility Cutfielder, Rogue Sports.
Manager.
WAGNER.