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6REB BACK IN EAST
ANXIOUS FOR ACTION
BY FAIR PLAY.


NEW YORK. March 2L-Harry
Greb, who has returned from the Pa
eafic coast says he is eager for action.
Az to the bout proposed to be held on
the night before tho Kentucky Derby
In Louisville. between him and Jock
Malone, Harry says he is more than
ready to sign. Since Malone has ex-
pressed a similar attitude. it looks as
though the only thing that will pre-
vent the fight will be q parsimonious
stand on tho part Of the promoters.
money for fighters on the alleged gold
coast. but that the air is fine and
healthful.
Everything. has been an cooked up
to have Greb and Jack Delaney min
against Jackie Clarke p has caused a
halt in the arrangements. It looks
now as though Delaney would-have to
beat somebody else OF some note be-
fore promoters will regard the fans
Eseoy t2y Pay for the title to
Soft-hearted persons could hardly
refrain from weeping at the plight, or
alleged plight of Jackie Clarke and
his manager after the Delaney battle
in Newark when the state authorities
held up as well as Delaney's share.
Delaney and his manager, Lenny.
didn't mind so much, but Clarke and
his manager were panic-stricken.
They said they were broke and that
$500 was more than a paltry nine
hundred; 1t was life belt. But they
didn't get it
What the Newark promoters ex-
pected Of Clarke is hard to say. He
had previously been knocked out in
two rounds by Delaney and he went
into the ring to stay the limit If he
could. He was staying-not in a very
inspiring manner it must be con-
fessed-and for this he was thrown
out Of the ring. Looks as il better
justice would have been done had the
money been taken from the promoters
instead OF a poverty-stricken boxer.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
CARPENTIER-G GIBBONS,
IA.
BOUT PLANS PROCEED

CHICAGO, March 21.-Plans are
proceeding for a ten-round bout be-
tween Tommy Gibbons of st. Paul and
Georges Carpenter of France light.
heavyweights, with Jack Dempsey,
world heavyweight champion, finan-
cially interested. July 4, at Michigan
City, Ind, despite the statement of
Gov. Warren T. McCray of Indiana
that there will be no prize fights in
this state while am governor" :
Floyd Fftzsimmons. promoter, says
he has assurance from Dempsey b
financial support, and has deposited
$4,000 in a bank here for Carpenters
expenses. Ten thousand dollars will
be put up in a few days. According
to the promoter. Carpenter will sail
for America May /.
Eddie Kane, manager Of Gibbons;
Jack Car1ey, representing Carpenter,
and Fitzsimmons will meet here Tues
day to sign articles and post forfeits.
Fitzsimmons expects no interfer-
ence from Indiana authorities, since
neither fighter is a champion and no
title is at stake. The Indiana law
permits boxing exhibitions.
According to the tentative terms,
Carpenter will receive q substantial
guarantee with a privilege, while Glib
bons will take a percentage. Demp-
Sey may referee. 80
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and Walter Hughes who performed
in Washington Railroad Y. M. G.
A. circuit, also arc in line. Some
Of the best unlimited clubs here will
be met by Waverly this season. for
it is entered in the Independent
Sandlot League with such teams as
Petworth. Mohawks. Knickerbockers,
Dominican Lyceum. Shamrocks, Ar
lington and Cherrydale-
Members Of the Independent loop
are to meet tonight at the knicker-
booker clubhouse, 1855 N street
cussed. It is expected that the Milan
Athletic Club. Interior Department
and the Georgetown Athletic Asso-
citation will ask for franchises.
winto. Athletic Clab, with pros
poets of placing a junior and midget
team on the field this season, will
hold its first meeting tomorrow night
at O'Clock in the old Eastern High
School. The Wintons will practice
on the Virginia Avenue Fairgrounds.
Hartford Insects and the Smithfield
Insects doubtless will have to call of
their game scheduled tomorrow at 10
o'clock on the Plaza diamond.
C1aIlenxes to the Stanley Midgets
may be sent to Manager James
Munroe at Columbia BIOL
Orxanizatisn Of the Prince Georges
completed at a meeting next We'd
nesday night at O'Clock at 1923 FL
street Mount Rainier, Maryland
Park, Seat Pleasant. Prince Georges,
Surr2ttsville and Tuxedo plan to
offer competition in the loop. All of
= ~ %A~ g. n
local clubs. as their series will not
get under way until June.
Games with tie Northern Midgets
can be arranged by calling the man
ager at Adams 3e76.
Union Printers, Treasury, Agricul-
ture, Bureaus Of Engraving and Navy
will offer competition in the Depart
mental League this season. Union
series April 28. There will be sixty
games played. b. d. Daniels has been
selected as umpire. =
the Triangle Club of Seat Pleasant,
Nd, wants all candidates to attend
tonfght's meeting at his home. The
Triangles hope to practice Sunday at
2 o'clock.
Tenleytown Athletic Club is sohed-
uled to meet the ST. Adams Athletic
Club Sunday at 2 o'clock on the for
mer's diamond. Tenleytown players
are expected to be on hand at 1880
o'clock.
PeerlesSr MidEets want the follow.
Ing players to report at a meeting to
be held tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock
at 1891 Perry. place: Tferney, Pear
son, Harvey, Hinkle, Lee, Campbell,
BeaN, Curtis, Gahan, Fisher, Mintz,
Evening star., 1924-03-21
FRENCH RACER WILL
REACH u. S. IN june

PARIS. March 21.-Epinard. the
champion French thr&-year-old in
1923, will leave for the United States
shortly after the Ascot gold cup race
in England in June, according to
Gene Leigh. trainer for Pierre Vert
heimer, owner Of the colt.
Epinard has three engagements in
the United States during September
and October, at Belmont Park and
Aqueduct in September and at La
tonia in October.
According to an agreement made
some time ago between NJ. Vert
heimer, the Westchester Racing As
sociation and the Queens County
Jockey Club, both of New York, and
the Kentucky Jockey Club of Louis
Vile, Epinard is to participate in one
race over each of their courses. The
first race, three-Quarters of a mile,
is to be run at Belmont Park; the
second, at a mile, at AQueduct, and
the third, at mile and a quarter,
over the Latonia track.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
LYNCH RISKS TITLE
IN BATTLE TONIGHIj

NEW YORK, March 21.-For the
first time since December. 1922, when
he won a decision over Midget Smith
of New York. Joe Lynch will defend
his bantamweight crown tonight
against Abe Goldstein of New York
in fifteen-round match at Madison
Square Garden.
The bout was booked following re-
instatement by the state athletic com
mission of all boxers under ban prior
to February IS. Lynch was SUSPEND
ed after cancellation of title fight
with Joe Burman, Chicago bantam,
last October.
Goldstein. substituting for Lynch.
won the decision over Burman and
was acclaimed 118-pound champion
in New York state, but lost this REG
ognition when the boxing board lifted
all suspensions. Lynch's reinstaie-
ment was made upon acceptance -ef
the match with Goldstein.
Lynch is one of the few cham piqns
who ever held q. title lost it and re-
gained it again. He originally won
the 11S-pound championship from
Pete Herman of New Orleans in 1920.
The little New Orleans Italian won
it back in 1921. Johnny Buff of Jersey
City succeeded Herman, and then lost
1t when knocked out by Lynch in
July, 1922.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
MISS WILLS GOING
TO EUROPE IN MAY

BERKELEY, Calf, March 21-
Helen Wills, national woman's tennis
champion, will sail from New York the
middle of May to condition herself for
the woman's International tennis
matches at Wimbledon and the
Olympic games at Paris, William c.
Fuller of the Berkeley Tennis Club
has announced
The original plan had been for the
American woman players to sail June
Z. Fuller and DR.. c. A. Wills, father
of the champion, protested to the
United States Lawn Tennis, Assocfa-
tion that would leave the Americans
but six days to prepare for the
Wimbledon tournament.
George Wightman, president United
States l. T. A. agreed, and said that
Miss Willis might~choose her own sail
ing date.
Evening star., 1924-03-21

Iot yet luuStClSd' MS iOli Squdu, uS
them are hurlers. Dick Hughes,
perience in a minor league; PAMELA
and Mills. who donned Dominican
cir lot with Waverly.
Mcdonald and Warden.
Here are some of the good prospects
fion Of the n,Gs ATHLETIC Asseeia
cock, Goodrich. Mcintyre, Hilleary.
Oldf1eld, Fredericks, Taft, Clark,
Mercer, Penn. Mcdonald. Monicure,
Harrison, Prince, Gerardi, Sherwood,
Collins, Corcoran, Hardy and White.
ing tonight at 1927 Wisconsin avenue.
Mike Lydon and Hick zumbo have
Athletic Club The former played
with the Simpsons last year.
Maryland Park Athletic Club ex-
poets to cut wide swath in the un-
limited ranks this season. Manager
Harry Edelin is booking games at
Box SO. Seat Pleasant, Md.
Aurora diamond athletes hope to de-
velop two fast teams. one a midget
combination and the other prep
nine.
Milan Janiors will play this year
under the name Of the Eastern Ath-
letic Association Juniors. A base ball
meeting Will be held next Thursday
night at the home of Lester German.
Thomson School took the measure
of the Webster nine, 16 to 4. The
winners connected for twenty-one
hits. Freschi allowed Webster but
seven >bingles.
Comforter Athletic Ciab expects to
hold practice Sunday at 2:30 o'clock
on the diamond at 18th and B streets
southeast. Manager Perdy wants all
candidates to be on hand.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
METROPOLITAN TRACKS
BAR BEDWELL'S HORSES

NEW YORK, March 21.-Entries filed
by II. Guy Bedwell. whose thorough
breds race under the name Of the Ken
ton stable, with headquarters at Laurel,
Md, have been rejected by the Jockey
Club, which has jurisdiction over all
metropolitan courses
The reason for this action was not
disclosed, but it was understood to be
because Of alleged difficulties over
Jockeys
Bedwell has not raced horses on
metropolitan tracks for several years
because of differences with the Jockey
Club.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
HIGH SCHOOL SERIES
OPENING IS DELAYED

The high school base ball series, which
was to have opened tomorrow with
Western and Tech clashing, will start
some time next week. 1t is assured that
Tech and Western cannot take the field
tomorrow, and it is no certainty that
Central and Business, booked to meet
Tuesday, will be able to get into action
then. 1t all depends on the weather
man and ground conditions.
Already handicapped by inclement
weather, the five high school coaches
will be unable to take their tossers out
until Monday at the best The snow
stor hit Eastern a severe blow, for it
has not yet enjoyed any real outdoor
workout. The battery candidates will
do some work in the gymnasiums today
and tomorrow.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
CALIFORNIA u. AND PENN
PLAN TO MEET ON GRID

BERKELEY, Calf, March I'll
Word from Philadelphia that a foot
ball game between the University of
California and the University of
Pennsylvania here next New Year
day had been arranged tentatively
and sanctioned by Pennsylvania has
been confirmed.
President w. w. Campbell of Cali
fornia has not yet officially approved
the game, but his sanction is expected
soon.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
RAIN PREVENTS CONTESTS
! AND CURTAUS PRACTICINC
Nationals Hope to Meet Brewers at Palmetto Today
i and Cardinals at Tampa Tomorrow-Trade
- With White Sox Is Rumored.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

~ RADENTOWN, March 21.-Lobby base ball
of the Nationals these days Through four
proeges Bucky Harris been sitting
keeping their fngng condition
mani Becoming
the marches and meals
INDUCED the field nothing
True
the brest kind
knocked
headquarters And the
the
squad likely Tampa without
Evening star., 1924-03-21

delighted when he came through.
. All Of the Yankee regulars. includ-
4ng Bob Meusel, who signed his con-
tract yesterday, were in the lineup.
! Late in the game Combs, Gehrig, Ga
/ celia, Hendricks and Johnson were
, injected.
, Rain at the Giant camp was so heavy
: that the Washington Senators, who had
started for Sarasota, did not enter the
Brooklyn's practice contest between
the Yanigans and the regulars was also
called off by rain.
The Giants travelled 100 miles in au-
tomobiles today to meet the Chicago
and the Robins motored to Plant City
TO battle with Indianapolis.
Chance to Report April 1.
CHICAGO, March 21.-With the def
mite announcement that Manager Frank
Chance will join the Chicago Americans
at Jacksonville, Fla, April 1, or at
Augusta, Ga, the, next day, and the
,conferring of managers authority on
Johnny Exers. there is new spirit
in the White Sox training camp, at
Winter Haven. Fla.
Evers' authority, heretofore nominal
will be absolute until Chance arrives.
When yesterdays rain kept the squad
indoors Evers had an understanding
with the team and outlined what he ex-
poets of them during the rest of the
month. The Sox meet the New York
Giants today and the Cincinnati Reds
tomorrow.
Veterans as well as youngsters on
the Chicago National squad will be
submitted to the acid test during the
week of exhibition games at Oakland,
Calf, after the tilts at Los Angeles
rhis week end. Manager Kilefer indi-
Gated. Pat O'Shea and Leo Uzmann,
1ecruits, were dropped yesterday.
Rumors OF possible trades were re-
~ived after conference between
Presidents William veeck of the Cubs
and Barney Dreyfuss of Pittsburgh.
but nothing was decided.
Red Sox in Good Trim.
BOSTON, March 21.-Manager Lee
Fohl of the Boston Americans mar
shaled his new batting order in prac-
tice at San Antonio, Tex, training
quarters for the first time yesterday.
The lineup, as used, started with four
sluKgers with records in the 300
class or better-Ira Flagstead, lead
ing of, followed by Bill Wambsganss,
Bob Veach and Joe Harris. The rest
of the batting order, excepting bat
terymen, included Ike Boone, Norman
McAfillan and Dudley Lee.
DesDate enforced lay-offs, due to in
element weather. the squad appeared
~iGEnod trim .-
Evening star., 1924-03-21
RUMANIA MAY ADOPT
AMERICAN "Y" SYSTEM

Rumania is likely to adopt the
physical training system used by the
Y. NJ. c. A, according to word re-.
ceived by c. z. Beckett, physical d.
rector of the local organization
L. S. Schroeder, representing the
Y. M. c. A. lin France. recently was
called to Rumania, where he held
forty classes in track and field ath-
letics for the National School of
Physical Training of that country
according to Beckett's communica-
Evening star., 1924-03-21
U. S. GIRL REACHES FINAL
IN BERMUDA NET EVENT

HAMILTON, Bermuda, March 21.-
Miss Molly Thayer OF Philadelphia
defeated Miss Mayme Macdonald, the
present Bermuda champion, formerly
of Seattle and now of Durham, N. H.,
in the semi-final OF the women's ten
mis- championship, IS. S-6. rs.
In the same series Miss Marie Wag-
ner of New York, former metropolitan
and indoor champion, was defeated by
Miss Gladys Hutchings OF Bermuda,
12-14, 6-3 6-3.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
PREVENTION OF INJURIES
CHIEF CONCERN OF PILOT
Yankees, Prepping at New Orleans Just as They Did
in 1928, Will Have No Alibis If They Fail -
to Win Fourth Straight Flag.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW ORLEANS La, March 2lThe world champion Yankees
working hard these days timber hands cutting
cypress forest They have had comparatively
have been here But their sublime which indifferent all
yeartaking their time and their pleasure with the task
There time when they glad work the front
the heater sitting boxes The today becomes the king
tomorrow if he good enough revouont.
Manager
these days the
Evening star., 1924-03-21

Rain that swept down on St. Peters
prevented the Boston Braves from
taking on the Cleveland Indians in
an exhibition game yesterday. Act
ing Manager Dick Rudolph was to
today to meet the Philadelphia Ma
tionals. Manager Dave Bancroft still
is laid up with a cold. Jesse Barnes,
Johnny Cooney and Sterling Stryker
were booked to work on the mound.
Tribes Big Fsur Picked.
CLEVELAND, March 21.-Aithough
nothing official is forthcoming. sports
writers with the Cleveland Indians
at the Lakeland spring training camp
believe that Manager Iris Speaker
will depend on Uhle, Coveleskie,
Shaute and Metevier to take regular
turns on the mound this season. Ed.
also are certainties, according to the
advices, while others who probably
will be retained include Emil Levsen,
Logan Drake and Luther Roy.
Cards to Trade Stsek.
ST. LOUIS, March 21.-Nilton Stock.
holdout st. Louis National third base
man, soon may figure in q deal with
a major league club for a catcher, ac-
cordfng to Manager Branch Hickey.
All hope of obtaining Mickey O'Neil
from Boston has been given up,
Hickey states, but he il angling with
the Philadelphia and Brooklyn Ma
tionals.
Rain Keeps Tiger. Idle.
DETROIT, March 21:-Rain pre-
vented the first scheduled exhibition
game Of the Detroit American League
team yesterday. The team planned to
meet the Toronto club of the Tnter-
national League at Macon, Ga. To-
day. the second exhibition game Is
scheduled to be played at Savannah,
Ga, with the Rochester club Of the
International League.
AS Swamp CSl1eg1aAs.
PHILADELPHIA, March 21.-The
Philadelphia Americans rode rough
Shod over the Birmingham Southern
College team yesterday at the Ath-
letics' training camp in Montgomery,
Ala. scoring twenty-six runs on
twenty hits in fine innings. The best
the southerners could do was Ave
hits and three runs. Every Athletic
player had one or more hits. Hauser
led the slugging with q homo run,
two triples and double in four times
at bat. Strand. Simmons and Miller
each had three safeties. -,
The Athletics were scheduled to
meet Howard CeaaeE4 todsyz
Evening star., 1924-03-21
JOHN D. SINKS LONG PUTT.

John D. Rockefeller sank a twenty-one-
foot putt on the fifth hole on the Ormond
Beach link yesterday for a par 3 while
playing despite heavy rain and a
clicking motion picture camera He was
finish his regular eight holes in AZ.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
P0T0MACS GET ANOTHER
:BACKSTOP FROM TEXAS

The Washington Potomacs have re-
ceived tho signed contract Of another
catcher from Texas He signs his
name John (Black-Son) Richardson
last season. He comes well recom-
mended as being a hard hitter and
throws we'll to bases. Manager ,Tay-
lor now, Is we'll supplied with back
stops, having the veteran Eggleton
Of last years club, who has been
playing winter. ball, in Cuba, and Fred
Williams, also Of the Dallas, Tex,
Giants.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
KITTY LEAGUE TO HAVE
FIVE CLUBS THIS YEAR

Kitty League has been reorganixed
and will open its season May Is, it
was announced here following a meet
ling Of league executives. Milan,
Tenn. and. Paducah, KY. were not
represented at the meeting, and 1t
tho league this year. -
: As now composed the league con-
sists OF teams in Cairo. Ill; Paris,
Jackson and DyefSberg, Tenn. and
Evening star., 1924-03-21
EPIDEMIC AMONG RACERS.

NEW YORK, March 21.-A coughing
malady has broken out in the Belmont
Park stables, where about 400 race
horses are Quartered. Sarazen, St.
James and other thoroughbreds are in
training there for the Kentucky Derby
and the PreakneSs stakes.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
RUTH BAGS FIRST HOMER
AS YANKS BEAT PELICANS

YORK. March 2A after had calmly marched
IN building 800 and girls of McDonough
\ the New Orleans cheered Babe
the world
champions ia victory the Pelicans yesterday.
Ruth who had his picture taken before the with of the
he would do his stuff for them
Evening star., 1924-03-21
COLE PAYS IN GOTHAM.

NEW YORK, March 21-More than
100000 rounds of golf played on four
municipal links netted this city a rev.
enue Of $156,000 last year. according to
figures just announced. Five new links
are planned for next year.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
EvENS WITH BUCKEYES.

AUBURN. Ala. March 21.-Alabama
Poly evened the base ball series with
Ohio State yesterday by winning, 2 to o.
Wednesdays game was a 7-to-4 victory
for, the Buckeyes.
Evening star., 1924-03-21
KAPLAN AND GARCIA DRAW.

WATERBURY,, Conn, March 21.-
Walter kid" Kaplan Of Meriden and
Bobby Garcia Of Baltimore, Md, fought
a twelVe-round draw last night
Evening star., 1924-03-21
WAVERLY NINE TO STRIKE
FOR UNLIMITED >HONORS

YAVERLY ATHLETIC CLUB, winner OF both the and
wv ndlot titles hopes show the unlimited
something diamond this
mustered his full
line Three of them hurler Dick Hughes
considerable Pane
last years Wavy hurting and Mills who donned Dominican
Lyceu 1923, have their lot with Wavery
Evening star., 1924-03-21
STRIBLING ON SCENE.

NEW YORK, March 21-Young Strib-
ling, schoolboy light-heavyweight boxer,
who meets Mike McTigue for the world
championship March 81 at Newark,
N. J., arrives today to train on the site
nf tho ha tile
Evening star., 1924-03-21

Peerlessr Midxets want the follow
ing players to report at a meeting to
be held tomorrow night at 1880 O'clock
at 1891 Perry. place: Tierney, Pear
son, Harvey, Hinkle, Lee, Campbell,
Evening star., 1924-03-21

Tenleytown Athletic Club is sohed-
uled to meet the StIAlban's Athletic
Club Sunday at 2 o'clock on the for
mers diamond. Tenleytown players
are expected to be on hand at 1880
o'clock. -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
pARALA CLAsE TRABAJADORA,

Los meiores trabaiadores dejan de ser
e6cientes cuando su hfgado comienza a
funeionar NAL. Sc sienten languidecer,
estan medic enfermos, tristes y sin amino
para NADIA, creyendo que Sc vuelven pere-
zosos. Descuidar esos sfntomas puede
traer como resultado una enfermedad,
sieudo por tanto importante en- este case
tomar una O dos dosis de Herbine. Esto
es justamente 10 que sc necesita para
limpiar el sistema de impurezas y res
taurar el vigor y la energfa de la salud
Ue venta en- las farmacias y droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
Santurce, P. R.
Octubre 21, 1924.
Abogad0,

Lcdo. ). ]. Ortiz Alibran,
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San Juan. P. r.
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uAAO NOAlPn1AAON"'
Lei con sumo interes sus atinada;
manifestaciones al Reporter de Ell
MUNDO pubhcadas en- la edici6n de
dicho diario correspondents al dia de
aver Ell relacion con ell Mandamus con-
ira ell Secretario Executive.
sienGo ell suscribiente una de las
parties CT cl pleito entablado por varios
NacioE2listag ante Ia Corte de Distrito
de San Juan; y estando ell las mismas
condolences vrestras, este es: que han
tornado mi nombre sin la dsbid2 auto
rizaci6n mia, para lIevar a las Cortes
un litieio que considero inoportuno,
adcmas dc vicioso, no he vacilado en-
dirigirle estas hneas, como tcstimonio
de mi absolute adhesion sus manifes-
taciones publicadas en- la maiiana de
aver.
Sin embargo de ser refractorio a to-
da puhlicidad, usted puede hacer ell
uso ore estime conveniente Ge la pre-
sento carta.
Con 81 testimonio dc mi conSidera
cion mas distinguida, queda,
S. S. s. amigo.
Hermogenes P. VARGAS.