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Evening star., 1924-02-25

How many tennis courts thin: 20
has the University of Pennsylvania
Any avera Se. guess world range be
tween forty and fifty. A. q matter o,
fact there are tveiv". And there il
many another coNcge that could b
speGt to the opportunities offerec
students 10 get outdoors and pia!
tennis.
In the questionnaire sent 70 T.,
SEATS q higher leaning as {" N.
status or tie sport in these iustitG.
tions practically all stated that IT,.
had tennis teams consisting Of frv
four t. ten players wi'e engace +
Intercollegiate competition.
On the Wrong Traek.
Th" I. S. l.. T. y. and the lrte,
this is u magnificent indications Of Il.
growth of tennis IS 4 sport. Acd :,
i is-aT 4 competitive sport for star
The pathetic aspect Of the Situatio.
Is that these teams OF from four :.
ten men are about the only student
'FEo hays any regular Use Of the fc--
courts which exist ~ not a few co.
leges.
NoH' tennis IS one gam u-hlch auto
'natically is :ittcd to varying pro
tic!ency. l. no sport can = man =,
matter wi1;,t SORT o. game he pia,.
find so 'rau- o: his fellows who pla
approximately" the salue sort of
game. And two fourth OF ff;h rsttty
can get as much eTcitnneMr ont :"
their match. ilS n.aci2--if not iEore-
On njoEn!ent - til. experts.
Lawn tennis thrs stands - IT.
sport par eHcclieEcc !ur II studru'
ard. i they we're properly eurot.
ag@d. tennis would certainly stand
tae 1nost popular intra-'naral spo:'
But with lev courts. and these j:
u.s. BY the star players preparing :
represent their institutions IN intcr
collegiate competition. the g;Il..l
taxes low ranking when the nuFnt.
of students engaged i'll various spor:
is set forth in con parative tables.
Were the /. :. l.. i. j. to send o.
{. qu"stiouuaiIe n 10 tn facilities ~
tennis which colleges and univors:-..
give 70 their students generally. -.
answers would hardly AFFORD tn.
cause for congratulati"n whicil IS
suited from inquiry as 10 The IT.
collegiate aspects of III" sport.
Wotyri-:... it.in
Evening star., 1924-02-25
1925 Track Lauek: Tennis Needs announcement in COLLEGES
CORNELL BASKETERS
HAVE GRIP ON TITLE

NEW YORK. February 25.-Five
games are, scheduled in the in
tercollegiate basket bali league this
week, Columbia, Princeton. Dart
mouth and Pennsylvania playing two
games each, while Yale and Cornell
will play one.
Cornell, with six victories out Of
seven starts, has practically clinched
tho title. The Ithacany meet Yale 1t
Ithaca on Saturday night.
Princeton. Dartmouth and Columbia
must show u clean slate for the re-
fnainder Of the season to be in the
running.
Individual scoring houors to date
belong to Sam Pite. ELI forward. who
has tOtaled 81 points in six games.
Evening star., 1924-02-25

Probahly no other college of the
E"tlon can boast OF as many track
aic held stars rs can Georgetown.
and 40 other empioying al available
'a'cnt appears strong nnoug'i 10 cope
Fith II successfully in 4 dual meet
unless II he Illinois or California.
These two have unusual Y tormida bl q
aSEre2ationS.
Georaetnnn rroh;tb,- WI, enter
rwo more indoor nasts as*er ~" in
'ercollegiateS 70 conclude the winter
H'ampaiSn. The Hilitoppers have been
invited 10 participate in the Penn
next week and in the knights OF Co
!umbus carnival in New York the fol
loving week.
Trials will be held a the Hilltop to-
morrow 10 determine the makeup OF
Lhe two relay quartsts to be sent to
New York Saturday. but it is unlikely
That any changes w!ll be made in the
fours that have competed previously
this season for Geor"etown. The
nile agerc2ation ploba hly wilt In
ciude Andy Gafey. Isav Haas. George
kinnaly and Paul Uerlihy, while the
:wo-Tile team Is expected TO be COM
ncsed OF Eddie Brooks. John Holden.
sters.
Georgetown, also intends to enter a
freshman medley relay. but this race
viii not figure. in scoring. individuals
also VII! compete III TWO or 1nFee
other numbers.
Two more potential Hilltop stars
we're uncovered ht the Baltimore car
rival last Saturday night-Esmond
kearney III the low hurdle race and
Dave shannon IN the pole vault.
kearney came through IN the final III
surprisingly fine style. taking the l0o-
yard low hurdles in 1 80 seconds,
good time for the full route indoors.
It will he recalled that Kearney was
In front at the finish OF his heat in
tho 45-yard hurdles ct the George
town meet, but was disqualified for
topplinS TOO many hurdles. kearney
came 70 Georgetown from the west
and next year will be eligible for
competition IN the intercollegiateS.
Shannon had an easy time winning
the pole vault, his leap of 10 feet .
inches being we'll above those made
by others, plus handicaps. shannon
took up vaulting at the Hilltop only
last year and negotiated II feet 8
inches in a dual meet with Navy and
got place IN the South Atlantic
games with a vault of II feet 6
inches. This winter he has bettered
twelve feet in practice indoors and
promises to reach even greater
heights in the outdoor campaign.
Whether Lon Clarke. Hopkins in
tercollegiate sprint champion, is to
be credited with a world record for
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Y. HAND BALL Event
TO START THURSDAY

Competition in the regional hand
ball tournament conducted BY the
Y. 81. c. y. will get under way
Thursday and last until Saturday.
Matches will be played here and at
Baltimore on the Y courts.
T.. c. Wallis and c. A. Smith will
represent the local in the singles.
while VI. L. Johnson and NJ. L. Smith
and Tom Mangan and A. Thebo will
compete in the doubles.
At the close Of play in the local
hand ball tournament johnson and
Smith were tied for top place with
Wallis and Blum, each pair having
won fourteen games aud lost one.
Evening star., 1924-02-25


Eastefn's new field, which is rap
idly nearing completion, boasts a
larger diamond than Central. High
school games were marred to a great
extent Vast year because of Centrais
dwarfed left field. "
likely that, steps will be taken to
play doubIe-headers with the hope
that the series will be shortened.
Ba.keter. OF En.tern and Central,
University Of Pennsylvania basket
ball tournament, will meet stronger
opponents tomorrow at Philadelphia.
Tho aella,npon Fasteners will oppose
thefiwest Philudelphil High School
i've, considered one Of the strongest
school !. quints In the Quaker city.
Centrafs oppuneht, Woodberry High
School of fhiludelpnia. also is for
uidablH.
West PHILADELPHIA won its opening
game against Hamburg High School.
80. to q. The Philadelphia baskcters
Rave doWned some OF the leading prep
school CUNTS In the east. .-
: Jack Smith, Bennie. kessler. Hook
and" Thompson arc being counted upon
heavily by Coach Guyon of the Light
Plue and White. Burt C"gGiDs, men
Tor of Central. expects Dean and Hale
to set the paco for his hve against
"oodberry. ..
Chief Justice Walter l. Mccoy OF
the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia will present the champion
Eastern teaU with the Harvard cup
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock at a
special school assembly. Should the
Easterns win the title again in the
next two years the cup Will become
their permanent possession.
Announcement Of the date FOR the
interscholastic track and field meet
Is expected to be made IN the next
week or so by the athletic advisers.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
WINS HORSESHOE TITLE.

JAKE WORTH. Fla. Tcbruary !.
C. C. Davis Of Co1umhus, OHIO, :
the 1874 mid-wintcr Rational h"r-
shoe pitching champiuish ship tour;
meut here by completing his tweiii.
two-- game sCi."Gu!e without h:l%i,
met IoIc;.t. Frank Jackson ui kcil.
ton, Iowa, f"rrn.v titl. holder. uroprt
fIr1 c-aIlIt :
Evening star., 1924-02-25
ALL-STAR HILLTOP TEAM
& ELIGIBLE NEXT WINTER
One ear Residence Rule Holds Down Blue and Gray
Entry at Intercollegiate This Year-World
Mark Likely to Go to Clarke.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

EORGEIOWN with only limited
chance the trophy the indoor
track ard field championships New York Saturday The
Htoppers mile
but will
the other events However,
The Blue aud Gray winning meet the
h Regiment Hopkins he
ekond by all other college
year all OF these will be eligible
"
HERE nothing fuk about
instance the Blue and Gray simply jammed
INTO every the that
heayilr
Evening star., 1924-02-25
BUICK NOW PRESIDENT
OF cHERRYDALE CLUB

Elmer II. Buick has been elected
president Of the Cherrydale Athletic
Club.
Other officers are John r. McCor-
mack, vice president; Vernon Il. Rey-
sey, treasurer.
Members OF the club will hold q
dance February n6, :
Evening star., 1924-02-25
GETS NEW GOLF PRO.

DETROIT. Mich. February 2o--
Arthur Ham of New Zealand, a golf
instructor and club maker Of note,
has been signed as the professional
az Plum Hollow. Ham succeeds Ernie
Ford who resigned to accept en- offer
from Oakland Hills Golf Club.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
ELKS BOWLING TOURNEY
DEVELOPS HIGH SCORES

LENA. ohio. February @1.-TI-.
Elks' national lowing tournamer
closed here Yesterday. :. Prichrt
and I'd Meyers OF Indianapolis roll
into first place in the doubles. Wit
1,:j2. Meyers also won in the ali
events witt. = S-o!. OF 1860.
Team huuors Kent = I'll" EIveIs-
of Detroit. with @.SH.. and 4 Er..'
of Fort Wayn-. Ind. topped III" -
ulcs wifi, go
Evening star., 1924-02-25
sTRIBLING VS.. SLATTERY.

BUFFALO. \. y. Febyuary e.
Jimmy Slattcry. Buffalo nliddlewe ght
champion. and Young Stribiing OF
Macon. Ga.. will clash tonight in q
six-round bout Because of their
youth the bout has been limited to
six rounds
Evening star., 1924-02-25
PELL RETAINS TITLE.

BOSTON, February 25.-Clarence e.
PelI OF New York, retained his title
feating Stanley G. Mortimer. also OF
New York, three games TO two. in
a match in which his steadiness offset
his opponents remarkable gets. Sharp
voiieying and ability to return the
ball until his challenger erred gave
PeiI the victory.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
A. B. C. EVENT UNDER WAY

Cigars led at III. clos u the stcol
day oil rollins in the twenty y-fourt
annual tournament Of the America
bowling Congress last night, will
total OF 2.I32. Doubles and singl,
bowling will be started later IL II
week.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
KANSAS QUINT AHEAD.

KANSAS CITY. No, February Co
While Kansas strengthened It's grip
on the leadership IN the Missouri val
ley conference basket ball race by
adding three moro victories to its
belt, Oklahoma was idle. but contir-
ued to hold second place. Nebrask q
climbed into third position, nosing
out va ashington.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
MARYLAND IS LISTED
FOR COURT TOURNEY

ATLANTA. tia.. February .c-rlnr-
ida and Clemson College will open the
1924 southern Collegiate Conference
basket bail tournament here Thursday
evening.
Other coltfcreno- teams were paired
as follows:
Tulane v@. South Carolina: Virginia
Military rrs.tute vs. Maryland: Ala
ba.na IS. University ~ Mississippi: Van
icrbiit W.. winner Of 'rhursday's game:
Mississippi \. and u. ys. Tennessee
t'coreia Tech vs.. Auburn: Georgia vs.
Washington and Lee. and North Caro-
linn -. Kentucky.
The tournament officially opens Fri
day afternoon. In order to get to the
final by Saturday. however, Clemson
and Florida Will play on Thursda;.
rigGt. and the winner of this game will
meet Vanderbilt on Friday.
Seventeen teams have returned the
signed blanks OF the tournament COM
nittee with list and number of play
ers that will participate in the tourna-
inent.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
SCHOOL GAMES SOUGHT
FOR EASTERN DIAMOND

have half of the high school champion.
- ball played the Eastern High Stadium will Sc
BY J. P Collins track coach OF the East Cp; institution.
of athletic
rep has sounded the ne believes that this
Highs which
Evening star., 1924-02-25
GROWTH OF GAME HALTED
BY SHORTAGE OF COURTS
Pastinle Doubtless Would Become Most popuIar of
lntramural Competition if 1t Were Given
Proper Consideration.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK, February 21t curious hi, ian;ca'
that the week which the United
Association calls attention the growth game
colleges, alumni great
deplores the lack OF adequate facilities Tor the gatne.
The plant in the Pennsylvania Gazette published
the OF
1t her
Evening star., 1924-02-25
DELTA FIVE ABOUT OUT
OF BASKET TITLE RACE

n ELLA ATHLETIC CLUBS basket bal championship hubble
the Dcas practically
trict title Clever goal shooting Mills
each
Tech High the best performer for the Dcltas lie
Evening star., 1924-02-25
NAVY ELECTS LIGGETT,

ANNATolIa Md. February 20
Midshipnan Aubrey l.. Lisgett OF In.
diaHapoiis. class of 1928. will lead
the Navy basket bail next season. He
plays guard.
Evening star., 1924-02-25

BOSTON. February 25.-Capt. Ger
aid Robarts OF England, won the
American squash racquets singles
championship by defeating William
=. Harrity of Philadelphia three
games to one.
Evening star., 1924-02-25

! his - seconds performance in the
! semi final of til" l9o-yard dash in the
: 9TH Regiment 'rm"ry soon viii b..
determined Watches ucrc checked
closely under nlasnifyiu~ S!,sscs. tx.
course carefully measured, u" f'a'
attested by proper officials and a r.
! port forwarded 10 \. \. L. headqu;tr-
ters saturday night.
Whlle aVailabl" record books
searched at the games revealed no
better indoor mark for the distance
! than 10 seconds--the time. credited
, TO Clarke III his first heat and fnsl-
| several of1icials We're of the opinion
that Alvin Meyers broke 10 hat at u
meet IN Buffalo in 1917. However.
| even though that time WIS made i
II was not officially recorded til. mark
probably VIII be given t. Clarke
There was no doubt its 70 Clark.
iinlahins in front in his heat aud
semi linal at Baltimore, but to rlauy
In the press gallery and among the
other spectators it appeared he was
noSed out by Cumming OF Woodbcrry
Forest and tied by Gerald lhompso!s
got away poorly aud was trailing his
! field at about tho 11-yarl ncin;
While he finished with !. ra,aarkab!,
burst of speed, the Virginiu school
| boy seemed 10 be just ahead OF and
Thompson abreast OF the BaltilnoreaM
AT tn" tape. There WAS considerable
talking among the judges before the
, numbers Indicating the order of fin
ish were posted on the biz. board ia
the center of the armory fo0r.
To accommodate Lafayette Mary
land passed up an opportunity 70 t-y
for laurels In the South Atlantic, coll
lese mile relay race. The EaStoniars
had an unmatched quartet ~ the
sames, and il vas proposed to run II
with the Old Liners. Richmond,
| George Washington and William and
Mary in a five-taam event. But All
of the South Atlantic fours EXCEPT
that OF Maryland baked at the prop
| ositioIl. SO Coach Bill Gates withdrew
! his team from the sectional feature
and paired il with the men OF Penn
! sylvanla. Maryland took 81 beating
! yet showed enough to indicate that
It would have been an important fac
| tor in the South Atlantic race that
followed and was won by Eichmoud.
One OF the three games sch eduled
for the final week of basket ball for
the District colleges has been can
celed, Western Maryland having iu-
formed Catholic University that ii
contest between tilei.I IL Yves minister
tomorrow might Will be impossible.
No court is available in the Carroll
county town. Catholic University
will entertain Ciallaudet "Wednesday
night and end its campaign Friday
night In i game with CitI College Of
New York.
Evening star., 1924-02-25

Fort Humphreys basketers were
offered little opposition when they
swamped the City Club Ave, % 10 10.
Mcbride led the field with seven
baskets. Nagel and Reid also per-
formed creditably, while Settle was
best for the losers.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
SKI TITLE TO BERGER.

OTTAWA, February Norman
Berger Of the Montreal Ski Club, and
holder or the Brattieboro. Vt. ski
jumping title, won the Dominion OF
Canada amateur ski-jumping cham
pionship at Fair Lake, with 1889
points out Of q possible 20.
Evening star., 1924-02-25

toLLEGE PARK, Md. February %.
I University Of Maryland has not fully.
decided a. tn sending its basket bail
team to III" southern Conference tour
ncy in Atlanta. 4 decision probably.
will br reached today
Evening star., 1924-02-25

Southampton boasts Of the Oldest
bowling club in England, dating from
The year 1899.
Evening star., 1924-02-25

Pero sIidgets ran roughshod over
the Eagles of Alexandria, winning,
24 to IS. Kolipinskf and Dutton OF
the winners each accounted for three
court goals. NJ. Delaney led tho
Eagles attack with Il trio of baskets
Evening star., 1924-02-25

Interior Department five is casting
about for a game tomorrow night, ac-
cording to Dr. y. d. ButZ, at Lincoln
2252 Dominican Lyccum five can
celed it's engagement.
Evening star., 1924-02-25

Girl tossers of Princess Athletic
club are to meet the Wilson Normal
School seXtet tonight on the latter's
floor.
In preliminary game, the Metro
poIitans will face the Capitals
Evening star., 1924-02-25


Peck Memorial Athletic Club will
be the opponent ii the Deitas TO-
II eht at Sis o'clock or the latter y
court. In Il. preliminary game that
will tart ;tt 1:t5 o'clock The Peck
Reserves will face the Northern five.
The PCcllmcn probably will make
the Dtltas step lively. for they have
hcen setting Il merry pace III senior
court circles this season.
ItrestOn~ fNe of Akron, Ohio. will
be opposed to the .AloysiuS team
next Sunday at the Coliseum. Joe
Athertop, former Aloysius and
Yankee player. will display his wares
for the Firestone quint.
REAketers OF the Expres.men took
tn" measure of the Warrington
Comets in n 36-to-25 engagement
Taylor registered eight court goals
for the winners.
-. Andrews hssrrs iuwu,d Ley
in::Lon Athletic Club in u spirited
30-to-.o match. Shield. OuraIrI and
Macdonald played we'll for the win
ncrs. while tiuoch siioue for the Lex
;lgtoIts.,
Girl tOssers Uf Princess Athletic
Club are to meet the Wilson Norma!
School SeXtet tonight on the latter's
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-09
WOODROW SON

La pluIna casi Sc resiste a trazar es.
tos palidos borrone3, poeQue Ia puma
esta tambien de luto. Woodrow Wilson
ha muerto. La noticia ha circunvalado
ell globo terrestre, Las ondas electrl-
cas- han Eevado ell eco de la noticia a
todos los contornos de Ia TERRA. Woo
drow Wilson ha muerto y eI
mur6o Sc viste de luto. Todo
Eora. Todo Sc encuentra su.nido en-
lin profuzdo dolor. Toda Ia ma
Gre Naturaleza Sc encuentra embargo
da .por los nantos del ,dolor porlue ha
1nuerto IN hoMbre que quizas era mas
que un hon.bre, Fl aundo le adore CO.
mo un ser Superior un super
hombre. Era el Mesias ,noderno que re
partia generosamente la paz y la con-
cordia entire los hombros. Era IN Girls
to que oraha " noraba con la human1-
dad. y fue un EIartir como 10 fue el
mismo Cristo.
La noticia nos ha sobrccogido to-
dos Nos parece increible. Como es po-
sible que un homDre cue el mundo ne
cesita iesaparezca asi-sin mas expn-
cacienes que IN capricho de Ia Eatura-
lo7a? Y nos aturdinlos y nos crbrimos
los rostros con nuestras manos, y no
sabenos que decir?. PaIabras Hnisera-
bles-uuo vanas sois-no rodeis expire
sar con toda su intensidad los senti-
nlientos del alma.
Descorranos e. velo de nuestras fren
tes. Y Sc nos presenta la fgura egreg1a
del ilustre estadista fenecido, cue ha
muerto en- ina hora muy critica, en- una
hcra en- que la paz del rlund la
cual ell luch6 tanto por conservar-ago
<niza al borde del abismo. Miremos re-
Jtrospectivamente a los dias tristss en-
one los estados europeos Sc consunliau
nor cosas B6.icas v pueriles. Hast a.
America estaba pr6xima ser invadida
por las bastardias europeas, pero la
fgura do Wilson Sc levant6 y iur6 dar
fin a estas lEchas fratricidas. Las plan
tas de los varones del Norte fueron a
la vie;a v carcomida Europa a extirpar
auuollas doctrines impsop.as de hom
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HUELGA DE PANADERos

El lGnes de febrsro Sc declara~oa
en- huelga pacifica pidiendo aumento de
saiario los panaderos de Bayamon. Al
no5ar e1 suscribiente que Ell martes por
Ia manana no tenianos pan en- la ciu-
dad, Sc dirigi6 al Sr. Jose Cedeno uue
no de una panaderia y preguntole Ell mo
two de la huelga; contestandole dicho
seTor que hace tempo 81 esta pagando
So .oo por noche a los oficiales y $500
al maestro de pala, psro que estos al
rarecer no estaban confor:nes ahora
con 10 que estan ganando y Sc han de-
clarado en- huelga ,pidicndo un aumento
en- sus salaries que no Sc les pucde ha-
Ger par ahora.
Sc nos ha anunciado que desde ell
microbes -estara la carne de res a "a
centavos libra este es GUATRO ;(4c.)
centavos mas cara que 10 que Sc estabai
verdiendo anteriormcnte. Parece que
estanos navegando en- I'M lago de di-
nero pnes las huelgas por una parte y
eI alto psecio de los afticulos de prime
ra nesesidad spor otra parte. asi Kos les
esta dsmogsrando.
s. $.
T2a-sa yr6,1 p. r
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~ =
cha luminosa que alentaba al corazon
del pueblo con sus palabras de esperan
Eas y de optimismo, ys6.o el pudo
sacar ibre de toda mancl1a el presslgio
de Ia naci6n quo el representaba, la
lucha, como era de esperarse, Sc dcci-
di6 favor de los aliados. Y termin6 la
trage edia--la lucha de las armas. Toda-
via quedaba otra .lucha-el ccnbate
con los diplomaticos europeos, adiestra-
dos y ensenados a las striquinuelas de
las cortes enropeas, Wilson fue Pa
ris ponerse frente ellos. Abandono
su patria para ir ALI hacer electives
los principles que justiicaron la entra-
da del pueblo americana en- la terrible
contienda. ALI Sc sacrifice, ali dejo to-
das sus fuerzas, todas sus energias, to-
do su vigor. Al regresar a su pals sus
fuerzas le faltaron. No fue tanto la
lucha en- Paris la que precipit6 81 que
bIal1to de salud. Tanbien contribuyo
quiz;:s en- mayor sgrado la actitud bell
cosa de lin partido de su ,propio pals,
que lie negaba su concurso, y lie ataca-
ba acerbamente poraue no .satisfacia sus
tore dos caprichos. Ell amaba a su pue
rlo tenia gran conffanxa en- el Ell
queria cue el pueblo iconociera la YER
dad. Y fue on aquel viaje fatal hacia
ei 0este del pals que cayo enfermo. .Su
pueblo 10 'fcrncific" como 10 fu6 Girls
to por el suyo.
Nosotros los paftorriqaeifos tenemos
anuehos motives para sentirnos tristes.
lie .de1emos mucho a este estimadisimo
amigo del pueblo borincano. lie debe-
mos a sus altos principles de estadista
la concession de una gran parte de nues
tros derechos como pueblo. Puerto Ri
CO amaba a Wilson. Puerto Rico nora
por Wilson. Porque Wilson fu6 un apos
tol de su pueblo. de nuestro pueblo y
del mundo entero
Vayan estos humildes parrafos como
mi tribute de homemade p6stumo al
ilustre pr6cer.
Esteban Ramirez SANTIAGO.
San Juan, febrero 3 de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-09

tenido nuestros animos en- constante
Expectation durante todo Ell juego.
Pero como todo en- la vida tiene su
parte chistosa, Ell game del lunes la
tuvo.
Una equivocaci6n de los "automo-
vilistas'', para Quienes el reloj del
"referee'', Andino, estaba ''loco'',
hizo que Sc reunieran en- magma asam-
blea, tomasen acuerdos y llenos de in
descriptible algeria prorrumpieran en-
atronadoxes cheers, loslal victorio-
SOS en- la lucha
!, Pero Ell referee, juez supreme en-
aquello de decidir, llama juego,
.pues faltaban dos minutes para tsrmi-
narse la lucha. iUn sordo murmullo
Sc oye de las ''valvulas'' de los
'sBuicks'' v despues de echar spoI-
vo" Y lleIar con ell hume de sus ''ar
gumentos'', el field, tienen que empe-
gar ell iuego incomplete, este es jugar
los dos minutes que faltan.
! Y entonces fue que los '.Buicks'' ;
mordieron Ell ''polvo'' de la tIerrota,
,pues como todo en- la vida sesta some
lido a cambios, un cambio radical Sc
oper6 en- aquel antro y fue durante
este corto intermedio cuando ssCasta-
fieda', captain del tsPuerto Rico''
hace I'M supreme esfuerzo burlando
Ell tenaz guarding de SUI rival me-
te Ell 'goal' que di6 la victoria su
novena, recihiendo una calurosa ova-
ci6n por parte del ptibEco.
Barreiro" sobresali6 por los 'sau-
tom6vilcs" y fue Ell 'auto" que mas
hizo moler los 'portorriquedos' de
'sCastsneda''
! segsin indication del popular 'sDon
Vice., ell "Puerto Rico'' esta cue Sc
"emboruja' con .cualquier team s'ju-
nior" de Basket Ball de la Isla.
Ell score del juego fue ell siguiente: