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Agun empeaG dn agOd& fGmene pO CSO de trabaO sin re-
suIadO practice agmO OrOS han hehO absOtamente NADIA

mente NADIA, que lla perdido su tempo
lniserablemente. 81 han hecho algo esas
personals, 10 tienen demasiado oculto,
pues su trabajo no Sc We por ninguna
parte. Ese estado de cosas. como eS
natural ha tenido que desagradarme.
HPero para conocimiento del pals
en- general debo decirle, que he proce-
dido inmediatamente a separar de sus
puestos esas personals inutiles, que
cobraban un sueldo, sin que el gobierno
recibiera beneficio alguno de su labor.
ABSOLUTE RENOVATION DEL
NEGoCIADo
'tMe propongo realizar una renova-
ci6n absolute del Negociado. He de po-
ner en- practica metodos modernos. No
quiero persecuciones de ning1n gene
70 nj labor policiaca. Nosotros estamos
aquf para construir, para resolver todos
esos problemas econ6micos sociales.
La iiimexisa mayoria de los trabajado-
res del pals, pide que las energias de
este Negociado Sc dediquen resolver
la angtstiosa situacion porque atravie-
san las classes trabajadoras, la cual
va toca SUI fin aforthnadamente. Me
propongc dedicar la mayor parte de mi
tempo la soluci6n estudio de di-
chos problemas. de la manera mas ra-
pida Y de acuerdo con los medios a mi
a.cance.
ssEstoy SECURE de que ese es ell de-
SEQ del Comisionado Chard6n del 60
bernador Towner, coincidiendo con mis-
pnntos de vista.
Esto no quiere decir en- manera
alguna, que haya de abandonarse la
vigilancia sobre la legislation obrera
que esta en- vigor actualmente, sino que
(Continda en- Ia pagina 81
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FIESTA DEL 4 DE JULIO

Ell GRAN BALE del 4 de Julio
Sc celebrara en- ell HOTEL CONDA-
Do-vANDERBILT ell dia de Julio
a las 900 P. M. Las invitaciones po-
dram ser obtendas del comite executive
de dichas fiestas.
El hotel, en- celebration de esta fies-
ia para dar mas realce la misma,
servira una EsPLENDIDA CoMIDA
a las 1880 P. M. ell dia de Julio.
Dos magnifcas orquestas amenizarar
ell acto. Souvenirs.
Sc suplica reserve su mesa cor
tempo. Advt.
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RESOLUTION EN- Ell INCIDENTE
SOBRE DESACATO

instancias del Sindico Constantine
Fernandez, quien presento querella jul
rada alegando esencialmente que ell de-
mandado en- este case, Banco de San
Juan, durante el tempo que medic en-
tire el dia % de mayo de 1928, fecha
en- que fue nombrado Sindico, tom6
possession y presto la fianza que lie fue
exigida, Y ell dia 81 de julio de 1928
en- que Ia Corte Suprema confirmo Ia
resolucion de esta Corte disponiendo
dicha sindicatura, cobro de distintas
personals con intereses distintos en- Ia
finca Melilla, objeto de este litigio,
ciertas rentas, plazos e intereses q. Sc
apropi6 y los que no ha querido reinte-
grar a. Ia administration pesar de los
requerInEei1soss que a este mi 1e shfzo;
esta Corte, vista dicha solicitud o que
rel'a, dict0 una orden con fecha de
9bril de 1924, la que en- su parte dis,
positiva dice asi:
"La Corte resuelve ordenar v por
la presente ordena que por Ell de-
mandado Banco de San Juan Sc res
tituya la sindicatura en- este case
ell montante de las cantidades de
dinero que Sc reclaman que fue-
ron cobradas por dicho demandado
Banco de San Juan desde ell dia 90
de mayo de 1928 hasta Ell dia 81 de
julio del mismo aflo, por concepto
de obligaciones, creditos, rentas
alquileres de todas classes, pagados
Ell dicho periodic de tempo por per-
sonas en- possession de solares en- di-
cha finca Melilla al dicho demanda-
do Banco de san Juan.
Transcurrio algiin tempo sin que
ell Banco requerido diese cumplimiento
a 10 dispuesto en- la misma, por 10 que
Ell sindico cargo de la administration
ordenads en- este case, mediante mo-
ci6n jurada que present6, obtuvo una
orden dirigida al Banco de San Juan
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Il COmEiOnadO ReSidante, ST. C6rdOya Ddy1a, Sc dis
pOne a erbaJar maiana para P. R.. con eI prOp6-
sitO de pGrnaneCW aqM dlrante Ia Carnpa6a electoral
y Sc aegura que 81 nombre serd undnimen1ente en-
dOSadO para OQlpar Su cargo pOr uD nuevO t3rmnO

Ell nueuo jefe del Negociado del Trabgo, Lcdo.
Carmelo Honore, nos confesa francamente que
ha recibido una impression completamenie des-
agradable al hacerse cargo nueunmente de d.
cho Negociado despues de dos amos de ausencia
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requiriendole para que compareciera
Ell dia 20 de abril pr6ximo pasado q
mostrar causas por que no debia ser
condenado por desacato.
Ell dia sehalado compareci6 Cons
tnntino Fernandez, Administrator de
los bienes en- ltigio Ell Banco de San
Juan, Representatives ambos por sus res
pectivos Abogados. Argumentaron la
mocion para mostrar causas. alegando
ell Banco en- su escrito de comarecencia.
entire otras cosas, que ain cuando ha-
bia recibido la suma de oCHO CIEN-
TOS DoCE DOLLARS oCHENTA Y
CINCo cENTAvOS por concepto de
plazos hipotecarios intereses de hipo-
tecas constituidas sobre la finca Me-
lila, segiin relacion detallada que acom
pafio a su escrito, esa cantidad fue in
vertida en- pagar gastos de la mism1
propiedad, presentando una relaci6n de
los mismos, por 10 que entendia que hs-
bia quedado con clio relevado de hacer
entrega de las cantidades referidas al
Sindico.
La Corte crey6 conveniente en-
tonces exigir Sc requiriese directamen-
tie los directories del mencionado Ban
CO a reintegrar las sumas que habian
sido cobradas del modo que Sc ha ex-
plicado pero no sin antes dejar resuel-
ia la defensa que pretendi6 establecer
ell requerido Banco de San Juan la
que re,atamos en-. ell parrafo anterior,
.y-aict6 ron-fccha . a2-de rusyo des1s2l
otra orden.
Ell dfa 19 de mayo de 1924, compare
cieron ell Administrator Judicial repre-
sentado por SUI Abogado Figueroa del
Rosario; los requeridos Juan Pedrosa,
Norberto Escabi. Rafael Alfonso, Bar
tolo Paniagua y La o'Flores represen-
tados, ell primero por ell Abogado ce-
lestino Iriarte, el segundo por Enri-
que Lefebre, y Angel Arroyo Rivera
representando los demas. Informaron
jContin1a en- Ia p4g. q
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In Ia SOhdtud aga que Ia SentenGa eS d prOduto de Ia
passion Ia pacafdad del juez FOOte que po tanto Ia or
den de Ia COrte dcbe ser dedardda na a como e enCa
CeamientO de los presses

EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITo DEL
DIsTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN JUAN
P. R. PRIMER DISTRITO
BERNABE SABALIER, Demandante.
VS..
SANTIAGO IGLESIAS Y BANCO DE
SAN JUAN, Demandados
NO. As
Nulidad de contrato, etc.
RESOLUTION EN- Ell INCIDENTE
cnpRr nrcAnAmn
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Suponemos que todos nuestros lecto-
res estaran al cabo de que ell Lcdo Car
melo Honor6, ha sido repuesto nueva-
mente en- su viejo cargo de Jefe del Ne
gociado del Trabajo, del cual habia
sido separado hace dos amos, durante
los tiempos del gobernador Reilly. Gre
y6ndolo interesante, nos personamos en-
Ell dia de aver en- las oficinas del Nego-
ciado del Trabajo, con ell proposito
de solicitar del Lcdo. Honor6 que nos
diera sus impresiones al hacerse cargo
nuevamente de su antique puesto.
Fuimos recibidos con suma amabili-
dad enterado del objeto de nuestra
vista nos dijo 10 siguiente:
UNA IMPRESSION DEsAGRADABLE
''siento no poder informarle detalla-
damente sobre las condolences en- que
he encontrado ell Negociado despu@s de
una ausencia de dos afios, plies para
clio necesito alghnos dias, quizas fasta
ell fin del mes.
''Pero he de confesarle francamente
que he recibido una impression compile
tamente desagradable al hacerme cargo
de mi antique puesto. La mayor parte
del personal subalterno ha trabajado
con exceso, ha agotado sus energias,
desgra raciadamente en- vano, pues no Sc
We resu,tado practice alguno. Pero no
crea, que ESQ ha sucedido con todos,
hay aqui uuien no ha hecho absolute
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Sc VENDE
Packard Single Six

Por ausentarse su dueiio Sc
vende un Packard Single Six,
con equipo especial de 7 pasa-
ieros a precio nnuy razonabIe.
81 caro- es de nnuy POGO uso y
esta conpIetanaente nuevo.
Para informes: Santiago A.
Panzardi.
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AVISOs al LOS ESTUDIANTES DE
PRIMER ANO DE ALTA ESCUELA
Y PRIMER ANO DE COLEGIO

Ell Institute Politecnico dara prin-
cipio a las clases Ell dfa primero de
julio, con ell fin de que puedan hacer
en- tres amos ell trabajo para ell cual
Sc requiere ahora cuatro amos. Para
mas inforlnes dirfjase al Rev. j. w.
Harris, LII. D., Presidente, San Ger
man. p. r. Advt.
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i;iYO RfGAlO mis- MILLONfS 4!

A quien en- P. r. pueda reconstruir-
lie su maquina de escribir, sumar y
GAIA Registradora, mas barato nj me-
jor que yo. Evite gastar en- una nue.
va, Brujo Ojeda millionaire, Tele. 355.
San Jose No. 81. San Juan, p. r.
TENG0 MAQUINAS DE VENTA,
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ST DEsEA I'D.

Un joven de II amos y de
primer aiio de escuela superior y que
desea adquirir una colocacion no i'm
portando Ell sueldo solamente durante
las vacaciones.
Inf. a. oisda, Tel. SOB. Advt.
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ANDINO AUTO SUPPLIES
CARRETERA NUEVA
CERRA MO 90

Por vapor Puerto Rico he recibido
un gran surtido de Gomas Tubos de
todos tamaiios y variedad de piezas
para toda marca de AUTOMOBILES.
Precios, no hay que hablar
Carretera Nueva.
Cerra No. SO.
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Horas despues de la encarcelacion del repre-
sentdnte Alfonso y sus companeros, la Corte
Suprema dict6 una orden restituyendoles la
Libertad, mediante un recurso de Habeas Corpus

Il lCdO. francis Il. Dexter Sc deCIara
tranCamente en- contra de Ia pIatafOr-
ma del PartidO Dem6Gata y manifesto
que Mr.. DOOley y sus asOCiadOs denen
el COnyenGmientO intimO de que Puerto
Rico nunCa serd un EtadO de Ia Union
Americana. y sin embargo persisten en-
SOECItdr una quimera
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ABSOLUTE RENOVATION DEL
NEGOCIADo

THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF NEW YORK has for rent
from July 1st. the entire second
floor of its building, San Justo
Street No. 2. Inquire THE Ma
TIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW
YOhk.
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The ChrIstamore Juniors will hold a
meeting tonight instead Of friday. The
and take on the Washington A. Cs sun
day For games call Washington 1916.
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The time trials called for each
driver to send his Mount around the
half-mile course for one lap and
some dazzling speed was promised
today.
A number of prominent dirt track
pilots were entered in the qualihca-
ton tests. Promoter Lines says the
field viii be one Of the best ever
competing in a dirt track event in
Indiana.
a number Of youthful pilots are
entered, and they are d~aredevils
when it comes to cutting loose.
There will he a stock ear race OF
ten miles preceding the main event
Friday. Six cars will be sent after
konors in this added attraction.
scheduled for 2 O'Clock.
The big race will be started at 3
o'clock and the winner Of the stock
"a event win be used as pacemaker
for the fast mounts in the 1OO-mile
grind.
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TURF FOLLOWERS
HERE TO SEE &c
HORSES PERFORM
Racing at Playground Friday
to Start at 2 O'clock
Four Events,

Twenty-six horses Will be seen in
action at the State Playground Friday
afternoon. when two harness and
two running races will be run as
part Of an all-day Fourth Of July
celebration to be staged under the
auspices of the Hoosier Post, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars. The pub
lie has been invited and proceeds
will be used in relief work among
e~X-service men.
Drivers and jockeys were giving
their horses a final workout today
in preparation for the events, and a
fast exhibition of speed is expected.
Special purses have been hung up.
The races will begin at 2 o'clock.
All children under 10 years of age
will be admitted without charge.
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CHICAGO RACING STARTS

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. July 3-The Chicago
business Mems Racing Association
opened its ffty-two-day meeting at
Hawthorne track here today with
the Inaugural Handicap as the fea-
ture Of the start.
Interest is at a high pitch here and
attendance records may be broken.
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Kansas City O15 O1O O1o-s - 0
ST. Paul ........ 200 100 O01-4 IL ,
Caldwell. Skif; Ftttery. McQuaid. Ma
-srr DrvNn
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{. C.S IN TWO
BATTLES friday
Chicago Stars Coming for
Series of Games.

The A. B. C.s, operating as an in
dependent team, will play the Chi
cago All-Stars in a double-header at
Washington Park Friday Afternoon,
first game at 2 o'clock. The two
clubs will play again Saturday and
Sunday at 8 o'clock.
A number of new players have
been added to the A. B. c. lineup
and colored fans are eager to see
the strangers in action. It is said
the AH-Stars have a formidable ag-
gregation and promise stiff opposi-
ton in the four battles here.
The AS have not performed in
Indianapolis for a long stretch and
the series with the Chicago outfit is
expected to show good attendance.
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R0PIEQUET IN SHUT-OUT
Pitcher Sent to Terre IIaute by In
dams Blanks Evansville.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, July s..
Terre Haute defeated Evansville here
Wednesday in the Three-I League.
when Ropiequet. former Wabash Col
lege pitcher, obtained from the In
dianapolis American Association
club, shut out the locals. 3 to 0.
The left-hander allowed only six
hits and struck out six. He walked
two men. Ropiequet received fault
less support.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-03
HOLES DRIVEN IN
RANKS OF YANKEE:
TENNIS PLAYERS
American Stars Find Going
Hard at Wimbledon
Williams Loses,

By United Press
WIMBLEDON, England, July s.
The ranks of the little army of
American tennis stars which stormed
Wimbledon with such promise of
sweeping everything on the green
lawns were riddled and shot full of
holes today, victims Of the drives
and smashes Of European stars.
R. Norris Williams. lone American
survivor in the mems singles, was
eliminated today by the French star,
Rene Lacoste, who won three of the
four sets. Score: 81, SO, 6-3 and
6-3.
Boretra defeated Luis Raymond of
South Africa in the other semi-tinal
match Of the mems singles, So, GA
and rs. This leaves two Frenchmen
TO fight it out in the finals, as Bere-
ira will meet Lacoste. q.
The best chances of the United
States of securing a title seemed to
lie in the mems doubles as the nets
were hoisted for the all-important
last three days play.
In the upper frame Of the semi
finals. the old familiar American
team of Williams and Washburn was
a ~favorite over Lycett and Godfree,
while Richards and Hunter were
figured to beat Spence and Raymond.
Tennis critics also are dubious con-
corning Miss Helen Wills ability 10
annex the woman's title. The Cali
fornia girl meets Miss McKane Fri
day or Saturday.
Miss Helen Wills and Mrs. George
Wightman today won the first set of
the seli-inal match in the woman's
doubles. Sc. against their fellow
country women. Miss Eleanor Goss
and Mrs. J. B. Jessup.
Miss Wills and Mrs. Wightmar
won the second set, Ga.
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MEET
TO SET ANOTHER
DATE SCRAP
StribIing-Greb Go Postponed
Poor Sale and SMALL
poX Scare Reasons.
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. July 3.-With the Greb-
Stribling fight card scheduled for
Michigan City, Ind, July 4 postponed,
Frank Parker and Joe Coffey, pro
moters OF the show, called a confer
ence for today to set another date
for the fight.
Fear of smallpox caused Mayor
Dali of Michigan City to request the
postponement, it was announced.
Dali said there was considerable
smallpox in Michigan City, and
stated he feared some one infected
with it might mingle with the fight
crowd.
Rumor persists that the promo
tiers are not displeased with DalIs
action. The advance sale has been
small.
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behind the Dat. The score:

First on error-New Y
Barry. McInnis. Hartsel. J
Sacrifice Hits-McInnis, De
on Balls-Oh Wsrhop. 1.
hop. /. Wild Pitch-War
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OUTSIDER COPS FEATURE
Belmar Wins $4,000 Event in Grand
Circuit Race.

BIZ Times Special
CLEVELAND. Ohio, July g.
Belmar, owned by Taylor and Bow
man Of Memphis, and driven by
Sandy Taylor, won the feature Of
the Grand Circuit racing at North
Randall track Wednesday. the SIS 600
2:0S class trot.
Belmar was an outsider, being al
most entirely overlooked in the bet.
ting. Trumpet, highly touted
Murphy entry, was defeated. Bel
mar won in straight heats.
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OIO 900 0O0-1 , O
Minneapolis OO4 2 OIL 10 1
Vim. Setback. Young: Mangum. Mayer.
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Wednesday Scores in Net
Title Event Here
MEMS SINGLES

IlLQel iEll4aOG4pulAt QtAtHkcu hlfiAFl
Lott Chicago defeated starbuck I'm
dlsuapollsl. 10. "a
Schlesigner Melbourne. Australia de-
feated Adler tInC~ianapolis), 81, -
Chapin iHyauuis. Nass-) defeated era
VEN tChicagol. As. 81. 81.
Patterson australia defeated ocon-
KuhIer 5Ciaciaaatj defeated sagaiov-
sky tIndianapoisl. 81. o.
Norton st. LOUIS, defeated Mckay
Heaasssey (Iadianapolisl defeated wer-
ner tSt Louisl. "a 81
MEMS DOUBLES
wirthwein-Frambes tColumbusl de
feated Lang-Muler tlndIanapo.isl. 81 o.
Hendricks-Richard indianapolis de
feated Adlev-Rafert tIndianapolisl. 6-3,
Lott,Grsvem tChicagop defeated Hen
d1chs-Richards Qndianapolis'. 81. o.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gndianapolisl de-
feated Observation-Disclosures Columbus
Chapin-Hennessey OHyanuis. Mass. and
I1diaaapolisl defeated KIingeman-Frye
Norton-werner ST. Louisl defeated VII
son-Ehlers Chicago and Indianapolis.
TiI~deI-ysener oPhuadelphia) defeated.
CranGolConnel Indianapolis ana Chi
caEob. 81 60. 6-3.
Pstterson-Schlesinge tAustralial de
ff-;ec McGlynn-Strachan Philadelphia.
81. 50. 6-1.
JUNIORS AND BOYS SINGLES
Ku-zrock Gadianapolisl defeated B.
Trautsr tFrankliu). 6-3 6-3.
Rothrock tBIoomington) defeated NJ.
winski tLafayettel. 6-2. -.
T. McGlynn tPhiladelphial. defeated
Bradley lIndianapOlisl. 80. 60.
Thomas philadelphia defeated Hick-
man fIndianapolis1. 60. Ga
Bulen (Columbus) defeated II. Winski
tLafayette1. 60. 6-I.
Roth tIndiaaaPolisl defeated Osborn
schaid lebanon defeated Patton I'm
strschan tPhiIadelphiaD defeated L.
Morton (Iudianapolisl defeated Marley
/ tI~ndianapol;sl. 81 81.
K~atzenberger lIn~dianapolisl defeated
Ryker Indianapolis l1-9; 1913.
Woods tIndiauapollsl defeated Raven
scr0it tInGianapOlis). As. "a. 6-3-
J. McGlyun philadelphia defeated Car
ringtOn t~Indlanapolis). 60. 6-3.
J. Hurt Jr. (Iadianapolisl defeated NJ.
Solomon tIndiauapolis4. default.
Won Burg GndianaPool-s6 defeated R.
P. Pike tBloominEtonl defeated z.
Perry 0ndianapolis( g. 70
J. Hurt t-Indiauapolisl defeated Bolte
Indianapolis). Ga. Ga.
MCDOWELL t~Indianapols) defeated West
Quinn G~ndianapoiisl defeated shu-
macxer fIndianapolisl. SO. 60
Christina tIndianapolis) defeated r.
Tranter fFranklin). 81. 6-4
Sample Gudianapolis) defeated Green
! tFranklinl. 60. rs.
Kohn Gndianapolisl defeated Darnen
Gndianapolisl. 6-S. Ga. 81.
Bradford Indianapolis defeated Wilson
Q"ndlanaDOis). 4-6. 6-3. 81.
WOMEN'S SINGLES
Riese Saginaw, Mich.l defeated bod
son t-Indianapolisl. 81. 80.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES
LeightOn-Alter fChicago) defeated
Green-Dietrick tIndianapolis). so, so.
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LatOnia Traine: Injured

BIZ Times Special
LATONIA. Ky, July 3.-B. Wal
ter, assistant trainer of the Gold
blatt horses, was seriously injured
Wednesday when kicked by one of
the horses in his charge. 1t is
thought Walters breast bone was
broken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-03
CURTIS Is CUE VICTOR
Rubens Loses in First Block at Cool
er's New ParlOr.

William Curtis, State three-cushion
champion, won the first block
Of a j50-point billiard match from
the challenger. Harry Rubens, at
Coolers new parlor in the Occiden-
tai Bldg. Wednesday night by a
score of so to A in 106 innings. Both
resorted to safety play frequently.
The second block will be played at
Coolers tonight and the third block
Friday night.
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1. Two-Base Hits-Baker. Derrick
night, Baker. Home Run-Baker
ases-No. York. 8: Athletics, 8. FRS
WARRIOR. 6. Hit by Pitcher-By Wa
'Laugh1in and Connolly. Time AZ
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Gibbons on Trip

BIZ Time Special
ST. PAUL, July Tommy Glib
bons, light heavyweight, is EN- route
to New York to see about obtaining
matches with Gene Tunney and
Jack Renault.
Gibbons Will sail for England
shortly for a twenty-round scrap
with Jack Bloomfield in London
July 26.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-03
EPINARO SAILS FRIDAY

By Times special
NEW YORK, July Sword has
been received that Epinard, the
French race horse. will sail from
England Friday for this country. He
will come into the United States
through Canada and will be condi
toned at Saratoga track for his en-
gagements here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-03
PRINCESS DOREEN STEPS
FTIIy in Sensational Trial-FavOrite
in LatOnia Oaks.
BIZ Times Special

DW Z HITS ENtLtUE
LATONIA, KY, July 3.-The
fastest mile and a quarter trial ever
witnessed on a Kentucky track was
accomplished Wednesday hy Prin-
cess Doreen, one of the favorites for
the LatOnia Oaks on Saturday. The
FLY ran the distance in 2:03. The
track record is 2:0z SIS
It was a remarkable exhibition and
will make the FLY and overwhelm-
ing favorite for the big race Sat
urday.
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By Times Special
NEW YORK, July 3.-Manager
McGraw Of the New York Giants
has suspended Pitcher Hugh McQuil-
Ian indefinitely and fined him 800.
1t is said McQuillan violated training
rules.
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Feature Games of the Past

July 3, I9II

J. Franklin Baker made merry with his bat n the afternoon of July 2,
1911, at the expense of Jack WARRIOR. Four times Baker came to bat four
times he hit safely and every time he hit for a different distance. his
days work including a single, a double, a triple and a fourbagger
Harry Krause pitched for the Athletics. but you would never know it
from the summary, for he struck out nobody, walked nobody, made n o
wild heave and punctured no batters anatomy. Ira Thomas handled
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OLD RIVALS CLASH IN
SERIES OF IMPORTANCE
Six Games in Four Days Between Tribe and CoIoneIS-
Pitching Problem Chief Worry of Bush.
By Times Special

LOUISVILLE, July 3-The baseball fans of Derbytown are
due for some rare entertainment starting today and lasting
through Sunday. Six games in four days, which means two
double-headers, and the visiting attraction being the ancient
Hoosier rivas-the Indianapolis Indians. Colonies in first
place, Indians in second. Watch for some thrllers!
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

INDIANAPOLIS at Louisville. Nilwau-
kea az Minneapolis. Kansas City At s.
Paul. Columbus al Toledo.
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NATIONAL

st. Louis at Cleveland Chicago AT De
troit New York at Philadelphia. tNC
others scheduled