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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09
Plans to Observe
65th Anniversary
Roosevelt Birthday

Governor Baxter approves the OBJ
servance of Theodore Roosevclts
birthday on Oct. -. in the following
letter To Mrs. Emily Y. Hammond Of
New York City President of the Wo-
mems Roosevelt Memorial Associa
ton:
Dear Mrs. Hammond:
Il received your letter of October t.
in which YOU tell of your plans to OBJ
serve the sixty fifth anniversary of
the birth OF Theodore Roosevelt. | am
in sympathy with your patriotic pur-
pose and am handing your letter and
program you enclosed to Dr.. Angus
us e. Th"mHS our state Commits
sloner Of E@.;t..tian. Dr. Thomas
will be glad 10 help the movement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09
ReSinOl
Rheum atism
curtis
LEAVE YOU FOREVER

Mr.. James IT. Allen suffered for
years with rheumatism. Many times
this terrible disease left him helpless
and unable to work.
He finally decided. after years of
ceaseless study, that no one can be
free from rheumatism until the &C
cumulated impurities, commonly
called uric acid deposits. were dis
solved in the joints and muscles and
expelled from the body.
With this idea in mind he consult
ed physicians, made experiments
and finally compounded a prescrip-
ton that quickly and completely
hanished every sign and symptom of
rheumatism from his system.
He freely gave his discovery to
others who took it. with what might
be called marvellous success. After
years of urging he decided to let suf-
1erers everywhere know about his
discovery through the newspapers.
lie has therefore instructed druggists
everywhere to dispense ALLENRHII
with the understanding that he will
freely return the purchase money on
the first pint bottle to All who state
they received no benefit. ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09

Of course we know that our medt
cine does benefit the large majority
OF women who take it. But that ony
two out of 100 received no Dement'S
most astonishing.
1t only goes to prove, however
that a medicine specialized for GER
tain definite ailments not cufe
all = one that is made by the mos'
scientific process not from drugs.
but from a combination of nature, ;
roots and herbs, can and does o9
more good than hastily prepared
prescriptions.
You see, We have been making
improving and refining this meol'
cine for over so years until 1t IS "
perfect and so well adapted TO W.,
mems needs that it actually has uo
virtue to benefit SO out OF every
100 women who take it.
Its reliability and recognized en-
cheney has gained for it a SAFE =
almost every country in the Wo'"
leading all others.
uce every woman suffering
her sex to try Lydia +. PINS
Id see if she can't be one u
III Medicine CO., Lynn, Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09

"Aftcr a prolonged spell OF worn
out nerves, restless sleep, loss OF APP
petite, stomach trouble and rheu-
matism 7 found myself in a state OIL
weakness bordering on collapse.
"Some Of my friends told me that
Tanlac was superior thing Tor
people I'm a run down condition and
50 it has proved to be in my case, Tor
in less than a months time ! am
well man and have gained ten
pounds. ! now cat everything ana
my food builds me up instead oil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09
September Report
of Cattle Tests

\ total Of 1927 cattle were given
the tuhercuin tests 10y tho coopcra-
tive agents during the month Of Sep
tcmber and of that number "a were
condemned, according to the reports
just received by DR.. J. B. Roidy in
charge Of the inspection work of the
state Livestock Division.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09

which YOU have inaueurated. and will
bring it to the attention q the super
intendents and teachers under his
charge, and they in turn will tell the
children in the schools of President
RooSevelts life and of his service to
his country.
with personal regards | remain
Faithfully yours,
PERCINAL +. BAXTER,
Governor of Maine"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09

nr. K. l.. Putnam Of Auburn has
sold out his dental business in Au-
burn and enlisted in the navy as
dentist and with Mrs Putnam start
ed Monday morning for Newport. K.
L.. naval station where they will
remain tor An indefinite time. Mr..
and Mrs. Putnam have the good
wishes OF their many friends in
Winthrop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09
NEW CORPORATIONS

The certificate of incorporation Of
the following new corporation has
been approved at the office of the at
tornCy general:
Charles BiGelow, Inc. organized at
Augusta. to carry on the business at
wholesale or retail Of dealer in boots
and shoes: capital stock. $4,000, all
common: nothing paid in: par value
of shares. $100; three shares sub
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09
In -Four Weeks Cobb
Gained 10 Pounds on II

making me sick and miserable :,
before. am glad TO speak out n.
Tanlac."
The above statement was made ,.
Gently by Joseph L. Cobb. a vsr
known resident Of South Windhar.
Nc.
Tan!ac is for sale by all ro,1
druggists. Accept no substitnfa
Over 81 million bottles sold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09

scribcd; directors-president D. A.
Leland; treasurer, f.. NJ. Hill; and e.
l.. Andrews of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09

were sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
EiwUod Howard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09

Take Tanlac Vegetable Pnls.-Ad,
Evening star., 1923-12-08

tar In which the wall is laid. The
second is it's use in tuck-pointing the
wall at the completion of the job. In
rough-textured joints the first method
is practically necessary. Where a
steel jointeT may be used, tuck point
ing becomes much the best method of
producing the desired result. Fortu-
nately for the designer. it is seldom
necessary to produce a vivid or
joint
complete the entire wall with an
inch deep raked joint, and then. af-
ter cleaning down the work, to tuck
point 1t in fair weather from one
batch Of the properly colored mortar,
at one time, and in one operation.
Some colors more than others, es-
pccially blacks. seem to require this
Evening star., 1923-12-08
D. J. DUNCAN REPORTS
SALES FOR PAST WEEK
Residences on Ingraham and 7th
Streets Are Included in
His List.

II. J. Dunigan announced the fol-
lowing sales by his office during the
week:
Joseph Stanaitis purchased 724 In
graham street; James Arbuthnot pur-
chased 5302 7th street; Dennis keat-
ing purchased 4301 3 street north
west; ABernard a. Nolan purchased
1925 4th street northwest; Mrs. Ada
V. Wood, 1919 4th street northwest
and Mrs. Ada Naiman purchased 229
UpShur street.
Evening star., 1923-12-08

care, for the daily stoppage Of the
work and other delays show In the
bleaching of the last few joints on
the top of the unfinished wall, caused
by the action of the sun and the ele-
ments. But as, in view Of the added
expense, this is rarely done, the next
best expedient is to cover the last
few courses at the end of each day 8
work, and to secure an experienced
and conscientious mixer who has the
ability and inclination to use exact
proportions in reproducing from day
to day the uniform patches OF col
ored mortar necessary to complete
the work.
Evening star., 1923-12-08

same brick had been used In both
walls. But mortar colors, the reader
must be advised, are materials rather
difficult to deal with, and the great
est care must be taken in their selec-
ton, not only to secure just the shade
wanted but to avoid using those that
are chemically affected by the lime or
cement of the mortar. An otherwise
beautiful wall may be almost ruined
by false tone of color (artificial or
naturaD in the joint. while. on the
other hand, its beauty may be great
ly refined and enhanced by the en-
ployment of a harmonious color in
the mortar
Evening star., 1923-12-08

The maximum cold in Siberia
ranges from 80 degrees to SO degrees
below zero.
Evening star., 1923-12-08
COLORED M0RTARS
IMPROVE HOUSES
Brick Structures Can Be Made
More Artistic by Use, Is
Demonstrated.

The addition Of color to mortar is
one of the expedients that is at the
command of the designer of artistic
brickwork to produce that nice de-
gree Of harmony Of the total wall
surface so frequently necessary for
securing the essential character of
his design. Colored mortar Is needed
to bring out the life and character of
certain tones OF brick. The color re-
quired to harmonize with certain
brick tones can be found only by ex-
pertinent, and that experiment should
always consist of laying a section of
sample wall in the colored mortar
Joint as proposed. largAA1ough to
Evening star., 1923-12-08
BASIC MATERIALS
ARE GOING HIGHER
Recent Price Cuts Being
Wiped Out, According
to Survey.

Basic building materials that re-
Gently recorded price cuts. like ce-
ment and brick, are edging for higher
prices. Lumber, sand, gravel and
crushed stone and glass feel the
pressure of an unexpected winter de-
mand.
Searching for tangible reasons for
these fall building market conditions
ehe DOW Service says that national
permits granted this year as COM
pared with the same ten months of
1877 show a gain of approximately a
hundred million dollars, resulting in
state of unpreparcdness as far as
oasIc national building material do
mestic reserves are concerned. with
out contemplating japanese disaster
reconstruction needs.
Cement stock on hand ten months
ended October 81 were only AS. .00O
harrels in all the mills of the coun-
try in excess Of last years stocks on
hand November !. in spite Of a winter
demand for this material twicts as
great as that of a year ago.
~, n.
Evening star., 1923-12-08
Two Methods Used.

There are. two methods by which
colored mortar may be used. The first
is its use as the actual working NOR
Evening star., 1923-12-08

reserves. showt 4 a25 cut in
ten months Of l-1f..alU. 900 board feet.
against !0.3o6,S5I045 in the sane
months last wear. and shipments OF
versus 9,707.552,la1 board feet shipped
last year. \ national lumber reserved
IF less than a billion board fe"t bans
further urice drops. with building
construction movement double the di-
m"nsions of last years building pro
gram.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23
LAS LUCHAS DEL pROXIMo
DOMINGO

Los encuentros que sc anuncian pa
ra la m21ana tarde del domingo "a,
son de esos que ponen uno a pensar
dia noche pues los eQuipos que en-
clos han d. tornar parte, hacen presu-
mir cue ser6 una de esas bata1as N
donde les comhatientes Sc han de "fa-
jar duro para a,canzar la victoria.
En- esta OCCASION no lie sera tan facil
a los "iinetes" abusar tle sus fue1zas
como EN- los Iltinos encuentros efectua-
dos en- esta capital, pues los poncefios
vienen con fuerzas sufcientes para oo-
derlss dar una batida y no muy pc
quefia que diga,los.
Caratini, ell famoso "short'', cepa de
esa MADEIRA pcncena que tantas veces
ha sabido poner muy en- alto el pres
tigio del ''base ball'' boricua contra
los extranjeros cue nos han visitado,.
defeadeca en- estos dos desaffosl su an
tig1la posici6n, que decir de muchos,
aGn Sc mantiene con sus misnas habii
dades de otros tiempos, cuando ala en-
la cirdad del Portuguese era el alma
mater de la extingrida novena "Pon-
ce High.
Yc, que en- estos iiltirnos dias he es-
ta6o alejado un POGO de los islands
de Ia ocho, me dispongo a volvcr a
ocupar mi sitio; pero ESQ ST, no quisie-
ra ver de nEevo esas irregularidades
que tanto managers como jugadores
oometen, Y cue le dan a cualouiera de-
secs de no asomarse mas las puertas
de los ''stands'.
Empiecese la hora indicada Ell los
programs, esc6janse dos buenos "um-
pires'' resp6tense sus decisiones, no
abandonen el "diamante' faltando al
respeto &c. plhlico pagano, no procu-
zen estropear sus compalieros, CO.
rrfjanse infnidad de faltas mas, en-
tonces podremos decir, que tenemos
una iInitaci6n Gel "base BALI Arae-
ric&no, porque 10 que hasta ahora Sc
esta jugando en- Puerto Rico no es ma
da mas que I'm F'base ball'' de "bu-
yanga'' que en- realidad da asco.
va, por de pronto, los programs di-
cen cue los juegos empezaran las nue.
We cuarenta Y cinco ell de la mana
IA, el de la tarde las tres uuin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23
Al rnargen de los deportes

"SAN GERMAN" jugase nuevamen-
te con el sports" vel senor Ra-
mfrez Alvarez, dueno de la Liga Qua
najibo, sin vacilaciones &c ning1n
g6nero contrat6los para dos juegos
ell domingo l8. Despu6s de precipi-
tado viaje desde San Juan via Ponce,
y de haber vencido al PONCE
HIGH" con una score de 13 7 el
siibado en- la tarde, llegan a San Ger
man los JINETES a ESQ de las Giez
de la noche. El pueblo entero espe-
raba los huespedes y su arribo fue
un grande acontecimiento.
Desde las primeras horas de Ia
manana los cohetes anunciaban el
acontecimiento del dia, asi como tam
bien una alegre banda de musica re-
corri6 las GALES anunciando al yecin-
dario la hora del juego de Ia mana-
ma era va llegada. Las. 1880. y el
umpire Palmer da comienzo al juego,
aetuapdo dc. juez de campo el senor
RAMIREZ. .t
Las baterias son anunciadas al es-
case publico ALI congregado, Jpey
y Soler por los '.jinetes" Canon v
Luciano por los del verde. FL pri-
mer paleador, Brown no resiste las
bolas, de Canon y Sc abanica, Ciqui
base por bolas, rero luego de estar
en- Ia intermediary tratar sdeF robarse
antesala sale por tirada del catcher
a tercera. Beta despues de haber
dado m single rnuere EN- segunda .por
tirada tesde la inicials Cefo FL
"San German" despues de dos outs
/. llega a tener dos hombres en- base,
pero esperaban un milagro providen-
cial de Menene, pero este Sc estruca
con fenomenal bola lanzada por juicy.
Los cuatro primeros innings fueron
| cuatro ceros para ambos teams. Los
hits a Canon; uno a juicy En- el
quinto episodio Thompson que habia
cogido la base por bolas, luego de
robarse la intermedia aGelanta por
un hit de Monchile, y ancta por otro
| de Rogue. Dos hombres en- base, Pc
, 70 ambos Sc quedan al salir de out
los tres siguientes paleadores. Los
sangermenos toman a pecho el aspn-
to de la carrera anotada por los a.
netes y Sc disponen ligarle la bola a
juicy. Luciano le SAGA un single !;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23

ce, y segrrainente el manager" de
los 'cjinetes" hara cu1nplir esta parta
del programa, que ~ otras ocasiones
por su incumpiimento, ha hecho que
Sc retiren del deporte tantos FANS.
IA la ocho el domingoI, en- donde
podremos yer de nuevo al fanoso
''slugger" ponceno que tantas veces Ia
llev6 a los alambres contra Cuzman,
que como ustedes sabran, en- este de
Aevarla lejos no tiene NADIA cue envi-
diarle.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23

Asi como el peiigro de cualquier laga
o infamaci5n de la pie, o de erupcioncs
locales en- cualquera otra parte del cucrpo.
Ningln tratameuto es mas efectiyo que
Ell UNGUENTO PARA la PIEL
t "AMORE'' pues es una preparation suave
y emoliente que tiene un efecto notable aun
en- los pepres tasos de eczema oualquiera
otra molesta de "a piel
FL IHGUENTo PARA Ia PIEL
"AMORE" quta nmedatamente la CO.
mez3ni ,2liviq 81 dolQr.y tjene spn admirable
valor curatif6 aun en- los casos mas persis-
4et tes Dc erfeFme9ades de Ia pieLi ilt
ELf INGGENTo PARA La pIEL
.ts'AMOREb es rn reaiedio Immediate. Pruebe
TN frasco esta misma noche.a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23
LOS JUEGos DEL

La novena "All San juan cuyo
nando Sc encuentra el COLO Vidot, ven
cio en- buena lid los orientales en- ell
desafio de la tarde, habiendose anota-
do los visitantes la victoria en- Ell de la
lnafana con un ''score" de 5 "a s.
NTucho senti no haber asistido a es-
tos desafios, pues nos. dicen que Che
ch6n mantuvo en- s'nevera'' los mas
terribles bateadores de los CRISES, has
ia el extreme de que Carri1a fue "pon
chao" cuatro veees. a4 s ,3 u
FL "score,', segdn rezan las cr6ni-
cas-, fue de 2 8 en- favor del "An
San Juan - Bien por la gente del
COLO! h ST a7A eg1cI s4a
r@Frr s> ..M0NSANT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23

Ia procession" como Sc vera en- Ell
standing siguiente:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23
McGRAw EN- LA HABANAI

McGraw, ell "pimentoso' mana
ger'' de los .campeones Gel mundo Sc
encuentra desde hace dias en- la Ha-
bana gozando de las delicias que pro-
Queen, tanto las carreras de caballos
como Ell deporte basebolero.
Seguramente principles de abril
partiran para New York, en- donde da-
IA el alerta SUI .gente para Ia pr6xi-
ma contienda que Sc avecina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23
NEGRoN DICE QUE
Ell "MEsoNoRA"

va ustedes sabran de que Negron Sc
trata por 81 acaso no 10 saben, he
de, dec. .rselos al dido, siete Pisos'') J.
Plies bien, nos. ha dicho "'siete'', que
Ell "team" Gel amigo Mesonorat esta
escurriendo Ell bulto hace dias, pues en-
diferentes ocaSiones ha tratado de CON
certar un desafio con ellos, y siernpre
le salen con evasivas.
Sera miedo-nos dice el amigo Isle
te''. Tiene la palabra don Meso, spor
81 acaso quiere volverle dar sotra
paiza al stsan Agustin''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23

La Pistola Automatca Alemana "Luger"
es la pistola de tiros mas violentos que Sc
haya fabricado. Dispara tiros en- menos
de dos segundos, o. por ell contrariO, tan
despacio como usted 10 desee Las balas pa
ra esta pistola Sc fabrican en- los Estados
unidos, Sc pueden comprar en- todas par.
ties, Expulsor automatico ieierre de seguridad
completa que ses garantiza evitar la desear-
ga accidental. Asenta muy bien La
no esta perfectamente nivelada. Estd cons
truida del mas fno acero azul, pOr mecaniS
muy diestros con gran cuidado y exte-,
titud. Sc puede desarmar sin nCceSidad de
herramientas Es especialmente conocida pr
su precision. Peso, 32 onZas; largo del ca
h6n liz pulgadas; largo total pulgadas.
Fstas pistolas fueron mportadas antes de
due entrara en- vigor 81 nuevo arancel de
Importation. Mientrss duren nuestras exis-
tencias venderemos estas PistOlas Automa-
tieas 'Luger' un cargador extra pi-
tolera, al precio especial de $2445. TOdas
las piStolas enteramente nuevas.
Envfenos usted so centavos para porte
de correo, v pague pnr la pistola $24 45 al
serle entregada. Tarantizamos que quedara
usted enteramente satisfecho que lie de-
volverernos dinero.
Legftma Pistola Antomdtca Importada
'MAUSEKn Cslibre %, Preco = $I350
Legitma Pistola Automatca 1mportada
"ORTGIES'' Calibre 25, Precio $11 90
Legftima Pistola Automdtica Importada
''ORTGIES' Calibre 80, Precio = $11.5o
Ilegitima Pistola Automatica ImpOrtada
"ORTGTES" Caibre 38 Precio 1925
I.egftima Pistola Automatica Imrortada
IOWA" Calibre 90 Precio 50 95
I%Fitma Pistola Automatica Importada
''DREYSE' Calibre 80 Precio $3.50
I.eeitima Pigtola Automatiea Importada
''SAUER" Calibre 25, Precio SI2.25
Iegftima Pistola Automatica Importaaa
''SAUER" Calbre 32. Preco $l2.75
Al pedir, remitn usted 35 centavos extra
para pagar los portes, al reeibir la piSto-
Ia pague e precio arriba indcado.
UNION SALES COMPANY DEPTo.-129
Is South Desplaines st. Chicago, Ill
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23
MoNsANT.

Los "sPORTSa EN- LAS LOMAs,
LA NOVENA SAN GERMAN, r
REFORZADA HASTA Los DIEM
TES,- HACE MAGNTFICA LABOR
CONTRA los "JINETES'', PERO.
LA ,FALTA DE DISCIPLINE. LES.
PRIVA DE UNA VICTORIA Sc
GURA EN- Ell SEGUNDO JUEGO.
BONILLA EMPIEZA SU LABOR
ADMIRABLEMENTE, PERO LA
DESMORALIZACION DEL Qua
DRO INTERIOR LIE ECHA A PER
DER Ell JUEGO SCORE EN-
SEIS EPISODES / A 0 A FAVOR
DE eel VERDE; PERO EN- Ell
SEPTIMO Y OCTAVO LOS 'JI-
NETES" Sc ANOTAN NUEVE
CARRERAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23

ST UD. NO SAFE NO ES DE I'D LA
culpa-el dependence que le atiende
debe explicarle que existen tres gra-
dos de entintado en- las cintas para ma
quinas de escribir. Entintado fuerte--
mediano Y ligsro. FL resultsdo puede
ser ell que usted desee comprando su
cinta en- el Departamento Remington.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23

Los sangermenos, quienes despu6s
de haber tenido la oportunidad de
yer iugar al team de los jinetes con
su novena local "SAN GERMAN,
al conocer. cual fue el resultado de
los juegos con los "cafeteros", sin
theron grande entusiasmo por que ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23
REsu1TAN CAST REeA1ADAs

por S1.63 las plumas fuente "RHDEN"
que con su nombre grabado y portes
de franqueo gratis, puede usted pedir
al Departamento Remington de Coma
lez Padin Co, en- San Juan. Son unas
plumas magnifcas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23
CADA Ola RESULTA MAS INTERT
sANTE Ell CAMPEoNATo

A juzgar. por las tlltimas noticias re-
cihiGas de la Hahana, cada dfa resulta
mas interesante Ell Campeonato Nacio-
nal que desde hace algun tempo Sc
viene ceIebrando en- Cuba.
Ell ''Marianao'', la novena en- dom
de figura ell famoso "short stop Cha
con, tan conocido en- nuestro mundo
deportivo, Sc encuentra la cabeza de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23

Chinito palomita al short, Y Lucia /
no al yer Ia intcrmcdia en- dcscubier-
to Sc olvida q la asistencia que
prestara Thompson y Sc engancha
Canon SAGA un single Y anota su ca
rrera al sacarla fuera de la valla ell
slugger GGi, habiendo sido la dos
unicas carreras anotadas durante to-
do el juego, aunque en- este mismo
episodio aun habfa oportunidad para
mas segun Sc vera: Samuel coge la
inicial por error de Beitia, Pin base
por bolas aGelanta a Samuel, En-
rique por error de Thompson Sc apos-
ia en- la inicial adelantan sus dos
companeros. Con las bases llenas,
Menene NADIA nuevo inventa, roletea
al short y por "Gelder's. choice" En-
rique es out en- segunda. En- los cua-
tro episodes siguientes solo dos hon1-
bres pasan de primera, Los "jinetes"
Sc. anotan dos en- ell sexto inning, una
en- el octave y dos Ell noveno, hacien-
do un total Ge. seis carreras contra
dos. FL e, nltimo episodio solef il
go una vuelta completa al, diamantae
al pitcher Canon.
RESUMEN:- Bateria; "San Ger
man. Canon, Luciano Y Bonilla
Sports juicy v, Soler Tempo:
horas 35 minutes. Umpires: Palmer
y RAMIREZ Stolen bases: Jinetes b..
Sacrifice: Rogue. Thibeys:s Monehi-
lie, Canon Thompson. Home runs:
Gil y Soler. Double Plays: Canon
Chinito. Base hits: Sports 8, San
German 4. Struck out: Canon 5,
juicy 9. Bases por bolas: Canon g.
juicy d. Hits Batsman: Beitia.
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S. G. 600 020 000-2 6 5 3
FL juego de la tarde di6 comlcnzo
eerca de las cuatro la concurrent
cia fue mayor. vi6ndose el grand
stand grandemente aGornado por be-
Hos capullos del vergel borincano. La
animation aumentaba para ell iuego
de la tarde en- que lanzaria el NINA
do de Las Lomas, el aguadillano Bo-
nilla. Ithier estaba tambi6n en- tur-
no. La banda &c mdsica amcnizaba
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