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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20
RIO prEDRAs
(UNA FIESTA InrsToRIcA)


La Universidad de Puerto Rico que
tiens SUI asiento en- esta ciudad, por
resolution de su ilustrada, competente
y autorizada JuIta de SindicoS su
cuadro de catedraticos, dispuso la fes-
ia q que nos vamos referir Y prepa-
70 un csplendido programa pletorico
en- actos de cultura educativa para
conmemorar el 21o. aniversario de tan
inlportante centro de enseiianza, recor-
6ando el dia IL de MARIO de 1908.
Ell programa comprendia una gran
parada por ell orden correspondence:
Universidad con sus dependencies de
grupos de estudiantes, en- derecho, ar
tes iberales, farmacia y matematicas,
normal de maestros, escuela practica
modelo Y Alta Escuela; tomando par
te los demas sectores de preparation
instructive con los centros anexos que
propenden a la instruction local.. Es-
cuelas AInnicipales, Escuela de San
Agastin, Seninario Evangeico, Asilo
de Niaas, Pensionado (Trinity Aca-
demy) y Hogar Mas6nico.
Con todos esos componentes Sc orga-
niEo la hermosisima Y nutrida parada,
presentandose cada grupo con su res
pectiva aleg6rica carroza. Todas fue-
ron a la parada con gusto superando
la que representaba el Hogar Mas6ni-
co, institution que funciona en- Rio
Piedras, bajo los ouspicios y por man
dato de la Masoneria en- Puerto Rico,
por iniciativa y altruismo del caballe-
70 don Santos Sanchidrian, que es un
esforzado paladin de todo 10 que sea
beneflcencia y signifque ell amor de Ia
humanidad necesitada,
En- cuanto Ia carroza que represen-
taba Ell Hogar no podemos pasar por
inadvertidos al considerar algo grato
para la mano maestro que Ia prepare
le di6 tan elegante aspecto: ella fu6
la seiiora Rosita Barcel6 actual su-
pefintendenta del Hogar.
La selection y adQuisici6n del Ho-
gar confrma una vez mas los elevados
prop6sitos del distinguido benefacter
Sr. Sanchidrian. M it..
La parada y el conjMto de la fiesta
no podia presentarse mejor v todo ha-
&c honor q sus iniciadores. v directories
v al departamento de la Universidad
Juntamente con nuestra sinoera fe.
licitaci6ngYa tod0s, Janta. de Sfndicos
claustros dc maestros, Y todos los que
cooperation a un acto de tanta impor
tanciaty.. trascendencia para la vida
Puertorriquehae recordando eI 12 de
MARIO de cada afio por Ia inauguraci6r
de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, in
cluyo mi mas viva demostraci6n de
adnliraci6n al distinguido sehor San
chidrian y Ia tijstinguidigima Sra. Ro
sita Barcel6 Qne tanto gusto dsmostrt
para presentar Ia carrozas del Hogal
Maa6nico como Ia meior : mas srtis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20
suNrUoaA BoDA EN- coMEslo
Dacio G.. PENEDO

j En- La nocho del Is de los corricntes,
y en- la respectable residencia de los
csposos Umpiecre- cargona. de la alta
sociedad de esta ciudad, llevaronse a
efecto las aimpaticas bodas de dos DIS
t-nguidos j6venes de nuestra alta ell
te' social, el cabaneroso joven Juan
Carmona Ia virtuosa senor1ta Mar
Garita Umpierre. Ofci6 en- Ell acto ell
Parroco de la iglesia de este pueblo, y
fueron padrinos el muy quito y respe-
table caballero don Arturo Ump;erre
Carmona y la distinguida dana dona
Matilde Umpierre de Margarida, her.
manos de Ia desposada.
Una gran concurrencia, de 10 mas Sc
lecto de eta soc!edad y paeblos limi-
trofes, asisti6 al acto, ell cua1 revist1o
extraordinaria lucidez. La concurrenc1a
fue esplendidan.ente sgasajada con ex-
Quisitos dulces y refrescos.
Despues de terminado ell hermoso ac-
to, los desposados, acorlpafados de la
concurrenc-a, pssaron q gu res1dencia,
una pintoresca Quirta sitnada en- las
riberas del caudaloso Plaza, donde So
lamente las auras primaverales y Ia
divina deidad del amer har&n las dell
cias de Ia fcliz pareja, que acaba de
formalizar el nido amoroso de su ho-
gar.
Eterna luna de miel les deseamos y
que Ia felicidad por siempre les sonria.
UN CONCURRENTE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20
Los JUEGoS ATLETICoS DE LA
CLASE &C" EN- MAYAGUEz

Despues del grandioso triunfo de la
"High School, de dayagiiez que el
dia catorce prcximo pasado venci6 a
la "High SCHOOL, de Caguas con un
"score' de 13 carreras q cuatro obte-
niendo Ia hermosa copa ofrecida a La
escuela que ganara Ell campeonato en- IA
isla, tuvimos ell gusto de presenter Ell
hermoso espectaculor que ofrecia el cam
po atletico ell dfa 4quince de los CO.
rrientes cuandp los miembros de. La
"Clase CO. contendieron para decid1r
tambien q Que distrito correspondia la
copa del triunfo. Mayagiiez vistio de
gala en- los citados dias IA v Is. Ell mo-
vimiento en- Ia ciudad fue .extraordina-
rio. AUTOMOBILES y guagnas de Coamo,
Carolina, Salinas, Utuado, etc. lIenaron
las Gales y los numerosos atletas con
Sis instructores maestros daban es-
plendor al movirliento en- pro de Ia
cultura flsica de nuestro pueblo.
Las autoridadcs cscolares con el con-
curse generoso de los padres de famil1a
mejoraron Ia cerca del campo atletico
y construyeron una magnifica plsta. \
este trabajo servira de base para COM
pletar la cerca en- Ell curse proximo y
construir otro grand stand pues los he
chos han comprobado q. el interes del
pnblico por los juegos atleticos reclama
doble ntmero de asientos para los con-
currentes. Aver vimos un gran nlmero
dc personals de pie que no pudieron 60
Ear de la comodidad que otros ten1an
v convene que las autoridades y Ell
pueblo trabajen por veneer las deficien-
cias del presente.
En- la carrera de relevo verifcada por
alumnos de las escuelas primarias gano
la copa ofrecida por Ell Departamento
de instruction la escuela graduada de
Farragut.
Todos los pueblos concurrontes pres
taron el concurso de su irteres y de su
entusiasmo al exito de los ejercicios Pc
ro los tres districts que sobresalieron
mas que obtuvieron los mejores pre-
nios son los siguientes:
CAROLINA, que gan6 la copa obte-
niendo ell mayor numero de puntos.
SALINAS, que ocup6 el segundo
puesto, y GUAYANILLA, que gano Ell
tercero. s
Mayagiiez ha estade a la altura de su
proSreso Sc prcpara dar una nota
mas alta en- todos respsctos en- los jue-
gos del ano prozimo en- que inangura-
remos ell nuevo grandstand la nue.
va cerca.
Felicitamos la High School, de
Mayagiiez por Su triunfo del viernes
que es el dltimo de una serie de vic
torias ruidosas que ha tenido en- com
| tienda con los mejores partidos de pc
lota de p. r.
Hacemos extensive nuestra felicia
ci6n al Departamento dc instruction
Insular y Municipal, al Instructor At
letico de esta ciudad, Sr. Garcia, v al
pueblo todo que Sc unieron enthusiastic
ments para llevar feliz termino nues
| tros juegos atl6ticos.
Corresponsal ESPECIAL.
CONSEQUENCES DE LA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20

tica. Ella es competente para ESQ y
mucho mas; y no hay duda que los
padres Y los familiares de las nifias
y nifios bajo ell cuidado de la sefora
EarceI6 estan bien garantizados para
ell presente ell fnturo.
Dacio G. PENEDO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20
TR1uNFo PROFESSIONAL

I'm habit Cirnjano- que responde al
Iiombre de J. r.. Rolenson con verda-
dero saeisrtp, puso fin a la ~dclencia que
hacia tres mcses aqueiaba en- Ia mano
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20
CONSECUENCIAS DE LA
vELOCIDAD

En- Hato Rey, Baudilia Santiago
fue estropeada por un auto que con-
ducia Epifanio Tirado.
La herida fue trasladada al Hospi-
tai y el chauffeur fu6 denunciado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Fashion

ToRINNE CHaTITH Introduce
~ fhr return r thr arfr.rH fan Boz
Lgyrr WHdrmrEE bier latest ilut
National picture She wTar b VerB
mauiF usrh au rge sgE EgEn which
b. brilliantly trimmed ufh jewels
another faFaUfH fad fHH season
nOHIs KENYON. who ia rzqur-
~ rtly FoHufH lB "a coming FIrt
National picture, "a Thief in Para
disc, aF0u taf n1Gll decoration for
formal norka, one ~ tHe gowns
which De- no oi'armiggly worn ln this
picture is q f0ft chiffon falling from
"a snug tuniC. a bouquet ~ shaded
N0leis lends distinction bY Boz placing
at the len knee. where the tuulg
ends
NORMA TALMADGE In The
~ only Woman" her latest FIRST
National picture. wears "a stunning
street ensemble iu beige trimmed
with beige dyed ermins
4 smart little bat with turnsdup
hr.m introduces a style quite differ
'm from thr long lived elbchs.
IlaU just naw may be worn wide
and dropping 0r broad brlmmrd and
straight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

- Man Must Live" Will be- Rich
ard DiN'H next starring vehicle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Gorgeous Color
Scenes in ben
Hu" Production

Amous' the many beautiful and
dramatic SCENES 90 Dc nImri ty
director Pred NlbIo Tor the Metre
HH'lug production 81 Con.
sal Lu Nalaer'a novel HHen IIgr H
which is being made in this rlty. viii
he rrUrodueuunz Mating 20 thr Cru.
ciftNion hc Return from calvary.
the last supper the Three Wise Mon
ana the Palace of plate. These no.
markabIg and world famous paIuunrH
Seal with the last hours % tHg
christ
ln the picturiltlon Of ''Bsu uur
thvrV v.lI d. no actual representation
lr tho person % tho Christ when
ever IL o. necessary Go Indicate lIiH
presence q viii he done hy suggestion
alone, perhaps by shadow. "a hand
thc ailyn Crown ~ Thorns. or tho
bottom ~ d rubc. II 81 aun0unela
that the beauty ~ these scenes viii
ha filmed in tcehnicolor a proc,es
wh.ch viii reveal the scenes la their
natural color
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
TITLE DESIGNERS"
GEL MOVIE JOBS

Even the titles Of pictures have 60
ho artistic nowadays.
So that audiences would be- given
The proper introduction 20 tho sst
t.nsa and action Of The Garden Of
Wor,is." James Crure. tho director
u that picture. now being shown az
The Coliseum, uss,f for tho main title
q design by Francesca Curat. a well.
known New York artist.
Mr CruEn was watching the mic.
turc run on IN the projection room
when ne decided that. because the
story and setting ~ the piciure were
so striking. a special design was nee
ossary Tor the main title. Ir ne.
called having seen very unusual
cover design on a well known maFa
z.no. 20 he tslrgruphcd 90 the Para.
mount office Ia New York and asked
them 90 get In touch With the artist
Mr. cugat This b. Mr. Cumrs first
work Tor motion p.rturra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
MoRAfA rALNADGE iu -Tb'
NORMA'S NEXT

Tho Lady" Boo which May Nash
scored such o. big hit on tle stage.
viii BE- screened aa starring ve.
hirls f0r Norma Talmadgc
An entire English theaicr. London
street SCENES the Monte Carlo en-,
1luu. the cafe quarter o. M8rze.lles.
aH well 1H the lie y The port 0f
llByre IN France. aIl are being Re-.
produced IN Hollywood by Fmni.
BpruEe. director OF 'Ths Lady"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
nv LYON BACK
WHERE He STARTED

AtT tE0 years IN Hollywood. Ben
vi popular young leading man.
r. b is right hack where he
rrsd
y usnt 70 Hollywood 70 be Col.
e Noore's leading man In Paint.
Popls Il was his first role
q he napper queen and his first
1z'ln-Hoilywood film.
S1- Ben has ended his Hollywood
4 Coileen's leading man In 80
Eaich Earl Hudson made FOR
Naiionsl from Edna Ferbers
EsFa novel Of the same name. Fol.
= completion Of 80 Big" Ben
@ accompany Hudson to New
e o b featured in a series OF
Natioaal pictures TO be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
GERMAN FILMS
PUZZLE CARMEL

Tho order of things is reversed
in tho old belief that the Ameri,
can is stole ana the foreigner
volatile German actors might aa
well have lbrir hands tied only
their eyes are used 90 act with.
Thus writes Carmel Myers BE
fore going 90 Rome 90 play Irls
ln "Rrn HuG." Miss Myers played
the feminine lead Boa German
film called "GsrmFon"
Not even a frown l- permitted.
The eyes are made 90 mirror tho
soul, This ~ tho method of TO-
preston adopted by Dr. Ludwig
Wolff European successor 20
Lubitsoh." writes Carmel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
FNT Am TINNY

Walter Hisu rutuui comedian, has
finished h,a part iB thr CuldNyu pro.
dueiian ~ "EKruae Mr aud begins
one of Die two.roel comedies GO the
Christie studio HERS viii be allow
"a only "a frw days % rrsi from bls
abora in blnckf1cs Boz Excuse Me 4"
before starting tho strenuous liie Of
another fnstmoylnE comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

nov faced by this dilemma. They
hrim with ambition They take their
comedy parts from lead 90 extra.
very seriously They realize what
Hal Roach d.i Tor Harold Lloyd
Rcbe Daniels and other celebrities
They have no doubt about eventual
hig success, but they DO not want 90
be made the victims OF inexperiynes
So they wait-and 90 wen by wait
Ing and working In a variety ot
parts
A girl ln the movies, II she be wise.
finishes her pictorial hisal school cur,
riculum before attempting % enter
college,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Twenty huge galley ships. ca
act rcplicas Of those used ln the
iirst century, were sunk At Leg.
horn, Italy. during the filming
OF hen Hur,' hclng produced
under the direction Of Pred
Niblo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Now Ho0t Gibson l featuring
DIS horse IIo0t and hir golden
mare aH this equestrian beauty
b. known. appear next lu THE
Hurricane Kld. " Universal pro.
duction 90 be- released IN Feb.
rtmrY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

,lrYwOOp. Dee 6.-Some
| n wuur tau players, whose wis
,xossls their years decline bis
o,portunities until they are
| 49, thsy can surely qualify
| t.. s-s -bruuEht along easy : arc
| nx,l bsyund ability and gniur
| 4, srti5y holds good 10 movies,
uuue players q high prom
| s save themselves much
-shy hssd.ns H.
r,,y a boy or g,rl has been con.
"a t5-tuuats % set a big part. a
,hat might make the player
sht And occasionally young
| /. ave arrived" IN O single role.
| nfs Orsn these seemingly
| al opportunities have proven
afily Or even permanently dis
| -sss
sr.fils Fairbanks Jr was starred
| 81 upro4uctiou- then didn't
II ara.n for over a year Lila
asa mere child. had stnrlom
~ upoa her before her talents
nps with resultant heartachc
/ disappointment BESSIE Love. m
e sayhble start, barely escaped
sna when her first starring ven
= hlcd Il has taken her several
4 % rs-ssiablsh herself as ons
81 most capable actresses % ms
~, such cases are common.
| opeWtunfy does not always knock
~ 4 TIE door o. immaturity.
n tine Tor critical decision -comcz
80 producers begin % compete Cor
,svously gifted novice. with N,
= 4 more money and big parts
y ippsal 10 the ego Is almost n
xsthls
tang an Illustration. there are al
y Eal Roach studios a group Of
a Including Marie Mosquini,
Barisn and Blanche Mehsffoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
w aGchimg
the Screen
starts on Page .,

starts on Page o.
responsible for promotion. Give Dix
a good run % pictures and he'll no,
fail as a star
II J. noticeable that Tommy
Mrighan j. one ~ the very Few
starr fortunate enough 10 land a
good story every time. No mat.
ter how clever or popular a plSp
er h. serie, 81 poor stories viii
eventually drag him down.
CONSTANCE TALAfADGE. lt will
" be remembered. enjoyed tremcud.
Gus popularity In a series Of clever
light comedies. Then Tor a spell the
coincidence pictures we're poor and.
In spite Of Comics vivucitv. they
didn't hold Up. She appeared here
recently in The Coldfish"-a clever
story combined with the stars clever.
uess-it made cuckcrJlck photo.
play.
DTCTURE fans would like 20 sec
l. Constance TaImadgr more often.
We haven't many comsdisnncs these
days who can really deliver the
goods
THIS ought 20 b. husband and
L wife weel, az local picture
houses - Mrs Rudy supervised the
costuming and selected the cast for
her hubby's picture, The sainted
/ Devil. strand attraction: James
Cruzo directed his pretty little wife.
Betty Compson. In Garden Of
Weeds al the Liberty. and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cruzc are featured play.
ers in Another Mans WIFE Colum.
bin Offering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Made BsIllmy owen Moore, Ry-
amt Whshburn und Mary Carr arc IN
the cast u '-rhc Parasite. "a screen
play made from Helen u Martins
story of Tint name.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-05
Transforming in South With Majors

BIRMINGHAM. AIa.-After enforced idle
ness by Fridays rain. the Chicago White
Sox left here for Chattanooga, Tenn, whera
they were carded to play the Chattanooga
club of the Southern Association today.
MEMPHIS. Tenn.--"We are about 100
per cent stronger now than we were at
any time last season. We have more than
a fine chs nee to win the pennant and we
are going to win it said Frank Frisch,
captain of the New York Giants here for
two games with the Memphis club.
NEW ORLEANS-Larry Gardner is slated
to coach at third for the Cleveland Indians
The Tribe was to play New Orleans today.
ATLANTA, Ga-:Babe Ruth and the
Yankee circus were here today to start their
exhibition series with the Brooklyn Robins
which will carry the two clubs back TO New
York.
AMARILLO, Texas-The Chicago Cubs en-
trained for Wichita Falls, Texas, Friday
night They had a slow workout with
Amarillo High, winning, IL to 0. Several
rockies in the Cub camp are scheduled to
to be turned over to Wichita Falls today.
SHREVEPORT La--The Browns. on
their homing tour. were defeated, 2 to g.,
by the Shreveport Gassers Friday. The
Browns were to play Dallas, Texas. today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-05
LOCAL AMATEURS
STRENGTHENED BY
TWO NEW ENTRIES
Fraternity and K, c, Leagues
to Play Schedules Under
City Association.
: baseboU I'm Indlanapolis

Amateur baseball in Indianapolis
is in for one OF it's biggest seasons. II
all indications do not fail. TWO more
leagues have entered the sandlot
ranks and Will play regular schedules
this summer. The Fraternity league
and the X of c. circuit are the organi-
cations just completed. Both will play
Sunday morning bah.
The Fraternity League. which
should not be confused with the Fra
ternal League. Is composed Of eight
teams. as follows: Sigma Rho. Beta
Phi Sigma. Beta Rho Kappa, Omlcron
Phi Sigma, Alpha Omega, Phi Delta
Kappa. Phi Sigma, Kappa Chi and
Delta Alpha
on the night of April &c. the open
ing day for the amateurs. the Service
Corporation Club. composed Of fore
men at Beech Grove viii stage a get.
together meeting at the Denison Ho-
tel for the amateur baseballers. The
Indianapolis American Association
team will be invited as guests OF
honor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-05
RECORDS FALL IN
Ia. c. SWIM MEET
Farley, Shelton and Miss
Bauer Set New Marks,

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, April John Farley,
I. A. c.. broke the American and
worlds record for the 100-yard breast
stroke which he negotiated in 1:07 1-5,
as compared with 1909 3-5. the former
record, at the national A. A. =. meet
at the Illinois A. c. Friday night.
Robert Shelton broke the American
ana worlds record for the 220-yard
breast stroke. Miss Sybil Bauer broke
the American and worlds record for
the 440.yard back stroke for women
in the exhibition swim. The 1. A c.
relay team broke the national A. A. L.
record for the 400-yard relay event.
The Illinois Athletic Club swan
away with the meet. with a total score
of 50 points The Olympic Club of
San Francisco was second with Is
points New York A. c., third, with il;
Leland Sanford, fourth. with 10. and
Northwestern University, fifth. with s.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-05
PREP F|VES REACH
FINALS IN CHICAGO
TOURNEY TONIGHT
East, West and Middle States
Represented in Semi !.
Finals Round,
By United Press


CHICAGO, April EAST and West
and two strong teams Of the Middle
West were to meet today in the cham
pionship semi-f1nals of the national
prep basketball tourney
Windsor, Colo, and Manchester,
n. H, were to fight it out and Yank-
ton, S. D., was to meet Northwestern
High, Detroit. The championship
game will be played tonight between
two winners Of these tits.
Yankton and Northwestern High
are two surprises of the tourney. Fri
day Yankton defeated Emporia, Kas.,
and Northwestern defeated Walla
Walla, Wash. These defeated teams
were picked as the strongest Of the
tourney.
In the consolation division Simpson
School, Birmingham, Ala, and War
rensburg, Mo, were scheduled for a
semi-finaI consolation game. Elgin.
ILL.,, and Spokane, Wash, were also
booked.s
Fridays scores:
windsor tCol). 81; Pangr;tch (Utah), 10
Yankton IS ~, ID; Emporta (Kau.l. II !.
Manchester IN. HD,t lot P1ttsfeld
Northeastern tDetrOit). 40; wsIlA walla
(Wash.). IS.
CONSOLATION scNRES
Spokane CWash.), 81, Maitland tMo.h.
warrensburg CMo). 81; Lexington (Ky.l.
Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-05
Dentist Race DYiOer at Work

Alfred f. Moss, registered
dentist from merry old London,
England, the murky city of fog
fame. is the first European racing
star to arriven in Indianapolis and
start preparations for the Interna-
tional 500.mile race which will be
held at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway. May 30.
lie straightens the teeth" of the
gears Of racing motor car as per
fectly as he mended a mouthful Of
misfit molars in England
Several days a week he drops his
calipers in the garage in which he
is working on his racing car and
goes to a local dental college where
he displays to teachers and students
the art Of dentistry as it is prac-
ticed in England.
Moss sold his practice in London
TO a contemporary so that he might
follow the racing rainbow to it's
very end. He has driven the Brook
lands course, near London, a replica
Of the Indianapolis track, in many
events and holds several class
records.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-05
TAYLOR IN TOWN;
IS BUSY FIGHTER
May Meet Villa at Cleveland
in Boxing Revival.

Bud Taylor, who arrived in Indian
apolis today for his bout with Al Pet
tingiIl Monday night at TomlinsOn.
Hall. is a buck lad these days. He has
been matched for a twelve-round bout
with Rosy Stoy, Lancaster, Ohio, on
April Is.
Eddie Long, Buds manager, has
practically closed negotiations with
Cleveland promoters for Taylor to box
Pancho Villa, worlds iyweight cham
pion at Cleveland on April %. Cleve-
land is starting boxing again. This
will make the third meeting between
the two. In the first two matches
critics gave conflicting decisions.
Taylor was scheduled to work out at
the Hub A. c. this afternoon. A num-
Der of local fans expected to watch
the Terre Haute flash do his stuff.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-05

CHICAGO-Morrfs schlaifcr is carded to
fight Warnie Smith ten rounds In East Chi
cago next Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-05
BRADY IN LOCAL SHOW
Cincy Boxer to Appear in Presto
Lite Carnival April Ii

Young Brady of Cincinnati has been
signed to appear in one of the bouts
at the boxing show to be given by
the Prest-O;Lite Employees Athletic
Association at Speedway Community
House Aprily IA Young Brady weighs
1875 pounds and has been fighting in
Louisville, Chicago and st. Louis and
has a long list of victories to his
credit A suitable opponent will be
secured to meet him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-05

NEW YORB-The postponed Harry Wills
BartneI Madden heavyweight contest will
open the outdoor season at the Greensboro
stadium on May 10, IL announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-05

The Ideal Furnace baseball team will
practice Sunday at / so p. m. at Rhcd1us
Park. All players are requested 10 attend.
Doilvir is requested to call Belmont 0442.