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Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-09

Mixing business with pleasure is
lot of fun if you don't run out OF
business.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-09
SUGGESTIONS THAT
ARE USEFUL FOR
ALL HOME MAKERS
Two Cups

The experienced cook has two
measuring cups, one for wet and
one for dry ingredients. You would
be surprised how much time and
labor is saved by this small expen-
diture.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-09

FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair tonight and Thursday. No i'm
portant change i'll temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-09
The Weather
by United Press Leased Wire

FOR LOS ANGELES AND VlCI
NIFTY: Fair moderately warn
weather tonight and Thursday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
INTERMEDIO

Ejercicios sin aparatos, Clase de J6-
venes.
Maromas, suarez, Mendez, Todd y
Manzanal.
Ejercicios especiales, Hombres de
Ncgocio.
Bale Atl6tico, Clase de J6venes.
Numero Musical.
Trabajo en- los Aparatos, Clase de
J6venes
Ni1mero Musical
Mazas Indias Clase de Jovenes.
Boxeo, Club de Boxeo de La Y. M.
c. A.
Lucia, Club de Lucha de la Y. M
c.. A.
Partido de volley Ball, Hombres de
Negocio
Grand Assembly, By the Cast.
ACTIVIDADES DE LA Y. M. C. A.
FL Comite de Exhioicion de Ia Aso
ciacion Cristiana de J6venes ha con
seguido la banda del Aegimiento SIS de
Infanter1a para amenizar ell acto du
rante lie Exhibici6n AnuaI que Sc llevs
ra efecto en- ell Teatro Municipa
de San Juan, Ell 19 de este mes la.
$3.50 P. M.
Ell Club de Hombres de Negocio S,
reuni6 aver con el proposito de di;
cutir La forma mas adecuada en- on,
podria aumentarse ell ntimero lie so
clos de este Club. Asistieron est;
reunion los sefiores William Amy
Lcdo. J. Guzman Benitez, President,
del Club, A. Pope, Victor Braegger, J
C P. Thayer.
Ell prop6sito de organizar un tornet
entire los socios de la Y. M. G. A. M
deje de informarse acerca de este to-
neo, pues no es necesario ser juga
dor de tennis para entrar en- Ell.
Los informes del Departamento d.
Eiercicios Fisicos de La Asociacion d
muestran que ha habido un gran al
mento en- La asistencia las clase
de gimnasia, tanto de los j6venes co
mo de los nifios.
Ell record de hand-ball ha sido rot
en- ell mes de noviembre habierdo 81
do usadas las dos plazoletas por 81
socioS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
UNA FIEsTEcITA

Aver noche tuvo lugar una gran
fiestecita en- ell salon de actos del Hos
pital Presbiteriano de donde salimos
hondamente satisfechos.
Debemos tan dehciosas horas a Ia
Superintendenta del Hospital v a
Miss Lujan que tan noblemente con-
tribuyeron que quedara lucida.
Abri6 ell acto la sefiorita Mercedes
Rios, qufmica farmaceutica del hos
pital, lie sigui6 la seiiorita Rosario
Sa1gado, la Estrella de esa noche, In
que nos allegro con su VOC dulce ha-
ciendo vibrar nuestros corazones al
acorde de la mdsica. Contribuyerou
tambi6n las seioritas Hopper " But
cher las que demostraron que del nor
te salen estrellas de arte.
j Ell sefior Mayito Brau oaii6 Ia jo-
ia la que nos trajo ell recuerdo de nues
ira vieja Espafia Ell sefior Emilio Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
DON JOSE COLL CUCHI LLEG "A A
NUESTRA ISLA TRAS ALGUNOS
MESES DE AUSENCIA

TraS varios meses de ausencia, he
mos tenido ell grato placer de saludar
nuestro distinguido amigo. ell bri-
llante letrado Y polftico puertorrique-
no, don Jose Coll y Cuchi, quien aca-
ba de regresar de Santo Domingo,
Iacompanado de su gentil esposa.
| Ell distinguido politico, que de tan
tos afectos Y de tan arraigado pres
tigio goza en- nuestra isla, donde tan
tas can1pafias ha hecho, por ell bien-
estar del pals, permanecio en- Santo
Domingo durante varios meses, Y ha
vuelto a Puerto Rico precipitadamen-
te, por la enfermedad de uno de sus
tiernos retonos.
Nuestro amigo, ha obtenido gran
des triunfos en- terra de Quisqueya.
Sus conferencias, sus discursos, y sus
artfculos, han obtenido acogida una
mime por .parte del pueblo dominica
no. que sabe aquilatar los verdade-
ros prestigios Toda la prensa do
minicana Sc ha ocupado casi d1a-
rio. de la labor cultural, que desarro-
lara don Pepe Coll y-Cuchi, las
Iinstituciones mas prestigiosas de la
nacion. lie han. alberto sds salones,
para escuchar al orader elocuentes al
|culto conference.-the. Y no podia SUI
.ceder de otra manera. Nuestro amigo,
les uno de nuestros intelectua1es mas
preparados. Y doquiera que vaya esta
llamado triunfar. Don Jose Coll y
Cuchi, es una honra para nuestra is
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06

IRA tambien demostro ser nn gran CO.
mico alegrando asi la fiesta con s.,
arte de magia Y de poeta. No pode-
mos dejar un 1ado al doctor Ec!la-
varris con su arte de hipnotismo que
segln dice estudio en- la Umversidad
de "Sing Sing
Tambien Sc recitaron poesias y dia
logos por niias de La clase probanda
de enfermeras, La que queiarcn lnuy
lucidas.
Asistieron a dicha fiesta, varias
amistades de esta Institution entire
elias las siguientes:
Los esposos Brau Echandia senoritas
Mercedes Celia Acosta, senorit.i
Carmen Salgado, sefiorita Antonia
Salgado, sefior Luis Brau. senior Fran
cisco Salgado, senior Carlos Gonzalez,
y otras personals cuyos nombces no re-
cuerdo.
Que Sc repita Miss Ordway..
CRONISTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
DE
La coRTE sUPREMA Dt
PUERTO RICO
OMISSION DE REPUTATION DE
AsPIRANTEs AL AJERcIcIo Oh
LA ABoGACIA
Ex Parte:
Gm lermo Estreila F'rasqueri
Peticionario
sobre admission al ejercicio de "a
b. Abogacia
EDIcTo

San Juan P. R, de Die, 1924 :,
La comisi6n nombrada por el Ho-
norable Tribunal Supreme, de confor-
midad con la ley de IL dc MARIO DC
1909 para informar .sobre, las eondi-
clones morales de los aspirantes al
ejercicio de la abogacia ante los trt-
bunales de la Isia de Puerto Rico.
acordo adoptar como regia fla para
todos los aspirantes la de que ademas
de la prueba de declaracicnes juradas
del aspirante de dos personals de re-
putaci6n, Sc anuncie la solicitud en-
dos peri6dicos por termino de diez
dias, fin de que cualquier persona
o habitante de esta is,a pueda presen-
tar queja fundada objection contra
la admission del aspirante.
Y estando pendiente de informe Ia
solicitud del sefior Grnllermo Estreiia
Frasqueri, Sc publica este anuncio en-
cumplimiento del ameritado acuerdo,
y los efectos expresados en- Ell mis-
mo, hacienda saber que las quetas
objeciones que deseen hacerse deben
presentarse en- ell t6rmino de diez dias
contar de la publication del presen-
te anuncio, pueden dirigirse a Ia
comisi6n por conducto del secretarto
que suscribe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
Sc EsTA FRAGUANDo UNA REvo.
LUcIoN QUE PRoNTo EsTALLARA
EN- ESPANA

PARIS, Die. 4. Gable Frances.)-
FL Conde de Romanones, ex-Primer Mi.
nistro de Espana ha declarado TN re.
porter de Excelsior que el tiene CO.
nocimicntos ciertos de que Sc esta fra
guando una revolucion contra ell ac.
tual golierno militar de Espana.
Romanones hace elogios del valor de
don Vicente Blasco Ibafiez al enfrentar-
So Ell solo contra todo un regimen die
tatorial, pero aiade que las divergen-
cias de opiniones en- cuestiones politi-
cas- no deberan llevar jamas a juzgar
los actos perscnales de los hombres pii-
blicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
senales En- Que listed Puede Greer

81 su alento es malo padece de vahi-
dos, falta de apetito, estrenimiento NAL
estar general, es senal de que su hfgado
no funciona bien. El 1nico verdadero
remedio en- que Sc puede depender para
todos los des6rdenes del hfgado, ell est6-
mago intestinos es Herbine. ActGa
pederosamente sobre el hfgado, fortalece
la digestion, purifca los intestinos y
restaura la fuerza, el vigor y la algeria
De venta en- las farmacias v droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
ExHfBIcIoN DE LA Y. M. C. A.

Ell Comite que tiene su cargo la
Exhibicion Annual que Sc uevara a
efecto en- Ell Teatro Municipal Ell 19
de diciembre ha aprobado ell siguien
te progra1na:
obertura, Banda del s5 de Tnfante.
ria
Grand March, Marcia de ,os atle1as
Ejercicio de varas, Clase de Ado.
lescentes Y Clase "B''.
Tropa de Rangers Ejercicios de
Campsfia.
Piramides. Clase OBJ.
Mass Games, Clase IA" Y Adde'S.
centes.
Marcia, ClaSe "B''
Ndmero Musical.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
NorA DE LA REDAccroN:

Segiin dice La nota Official de Ia. Asc
Esperamos que ell conite de Tennis
reunido para acordar un tornco entire
los socios de la Y. M. G. A. NADIA me-
ior podrfa realizarse para fomentar el
inter6s hacia este magnifico deporte,
que constituye 10 aristocratico y 10
necesario en- ell atletismo. ast
Esperamos que lcomite lie. TENTS,
muy habilmente presidido, demuestre
las actividades que un torneo de es.
ia especie requiere para un resulta-
do que redunde en- verdadero buen
exito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
FLORES NArURALHs

SQuiere I'd. conseguir hermosos bon.
Quets? Bonitas Coronas y otros traba-
los artisticos en- flores naturales. Lila
me al telefono 800 santurce. (Stop %
Martin Pena ' serA asendiAs psF 10
Sra ParM
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
HABLAN Los EsTUDIANTF,s II
LA UNIvERSIDAD
UNA PAz Y AMMONIA NO QUE
BRANTADAS

! Dlc1embre 10. de 1924.
Sr. Director de
Ell MUNDO.
San Juan, P. f
Muy seaor nuestro:
I'll eplgrafe de una information
que aparecio en- Ell MUNDO. en- la
pasada semana decia 10 sig1Iente:
! Vuelve crearse otro conficto en-
IL Universidad?" Como presidentes
de n"estras clases de los varios depar
tamentos de esta, nos dirigimos a u.s.
ted con Ell fin de contestar esa pre-
gunta con un "No" categ6rico.
Los estudiantes de la Universidad
de Puerto Rico son sefioritas caba-
Heros que desean para su Alma Ma
ter elevado prestigio buena reputa-
clon, para 10 cual es indispensable
una administrator pacifca Y saba
de los asuntos relacionados con ella.
nota distintiva de cultura verdad. Sc
bemos mUy bien que nuestra Univer.
sidad no puede alcanzar ell logro de
sus mobiles aspiraciones. en- cuanto
reputacion buen nombre de la mis-
ma Sc refere, sin I'm digno caballe-
roso entendimiento entire los llama
dos a establecerlo definitivamente.
Por 10 tanto, aprovechamos esta
opor| unidad para se1alar one los
estudiantes Y Ia facultad estan ira
baiando en- completa ammonia por los
intereses de esta INSTITUTION No exis-
te ninguna amenaza de posibles con-
fictos. Ell pueblo la Legislature,
que p~onto comenzara sus traba JOS,
puedsn abrigar IA plena seguridad Y
Ell firme convencimiento de que estan
ambos cuerpos realizando una labor
constructive y saludable. La especie
lanzada de un possible condicto es
falsa, solo existe en- mentes calen-
turientas. Tenemos depositada nuestra
confianza EN- ell actual Presidente, DR.
Thomas e. Benner, ell cual viene di
rigiendo los asuntos de la Universi
dad con estudio armonfa. No duda
mos que este senior impulsara nota
: BILE progreso este alto centro educa
two mantendra la vez la cor
. dialidad iniciada.
: La information a que nos referimo
desvia la buena opinion de los lecto
: res. Es una lastima que haya apa
: recido en- estos momentos, cuando 10
/. oios de todo ell p-eblo est&n fijos Ell
la vision inspiradora del future d
j ruestra Universidad, la cual 81 Sc col
!. vierte en- realidad her1nosa sera d
enorme trascendencia, no solo par
/ Pto. Rico, sino tambien para todo e
, Hemisferio Occidental.
/ Tenemos aprecio la amis
tad de la Prensa del pals: suplica
a mos a Ell MUNDo, por 10 tanto, qu
: inserte esta carta en- sitio proniner
S te, para restablecer la verdad unica
: la existencia en- nuestra Universida
J. de una paz una ammonia no que
IS brantadas. @g
Quedamos muy agradecidos,
Atentamente,
Manuel Garcia Dfaz, Primer Ant
4 Educacion: Miguel E. vallecillo, Tel
q Ger Afio, Educaci6n; Maria Roure, So
gundo Afio, Educaci6n; Nestor Vince
ty, Cuarto Aiio, Educaci6n; Alfred
Montalvo, Curse Rural; Domingo Tt
. ledo, Segundo Afio de Derecho; Z
Soldevila, Cuarto Aho de Derecho
Basilio Davila Cuarto Afio, Artes L
berales; Margot Arce Blanco, Terce
Afio, Artes Liberales; J. Arnaldo Ma
: pieza, Primer Afio, Artes Liberales
Rafael Gim6nez Segundo Afo, Arte
Liberales: Alfonso Paniagua Jr., Sc
gundo Afio, Farmacia; Vicente Hit
Jr.. Tercer Afio. Farmacia; Fidenci
:. G. Martinez, Primer Aho, Farmacia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
MFORMACION GENERAL

la doquiera vaya, Y en- Santo Don1in-
go, ha sabido poner alto, muy alto
ell nombre de Puerto Rico, su civili-
zacion y su cultura.
FL MUNDO tiene su mas afectuo-
so saludo de bienvenida para los dis.
t1nguldos esposos Coll Cuchi, v es-
pera sinceramente, que la enfermedad
de uno de sus vastagos, que tan pre-
clpltadamente les ha hecho volver a
nuestra lsla. no ofrezca seriedad al
guna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
Miles Gozan de Nueva
Vida!
que suscribe

n RILES de personals que
IN habian va perdido Ia
A'A buena salud Y la espe-
rama de recobrarla, gozan
hoy nuevamente de la vida de-
bido los efectos casi maravi-
llosos de la "NER-VITA" del
DR.. Huxley.
Este famoso t6nico contiene
en- 81 todos los elementos que
necesita ell cuerpo humane;
enriquece la sangre, tonifica ell
organismo, desarrolla las ia
cultades intelectuales tanto del
hombre como de la mujer, Y
devuelve con creces las fuer-
zas perdidas.
Commence hoy mismo tomar
The Washington times., 1924-09-04
INFANTRY TEAM
COMPOSED Of
HUSk|ES
Marines Will Have Job II Fort
6enning Reports Are
True

FORT BENNING. Ca. Sept A.
From the looks of the fifty or more
husky football candidates who re-
ported for the initial practice Of
the season at the Infantry School
today the Quantico Marines will
have one OF the hardest fighting
opponents in their history In the
game at Washington on Novem.
Der /.
Under the direction Of Major
Frank w. Milburn, former star of
West Point elevens, and Captain
Joe Mckenna, who gained some
pointers from Fielding Yost of
Michigan, during the past yea,
the squad received its first work.
out. Major Ray c. Hill, head coacn,
who just reported to the Infantry
School, gave the initial instructions
which set the ball rolling for what
promises to be the most successful
seasons ever had by the Infantry
School team.
The schedule is a strenuous ore,
but with more than fifty good men
still to show up during the middle
Of the month prospects look very
bright for winning the in.er.servlce
championship. Smythe and Me.
Quarry, former all-Americans, will
be on deck within a week and they
will add strength to the backfield.
which will be the most aggressive
that has represented the Infantry
men,
The Washington times., 1924-09-04
WoMEN'S GOLF TITLE At
STAKE IN TOURNEY PLAY

Formal announcement of the
dates for the holding of the annual
golf championship for women of
the District was made when Mrs.
wv. E. Ballard secretary of the
Women's Golf Association of the
District mailed out entry blanks 10
all clubs in the city. The date set
for the tournament, which will bs
played on the courts of the
Columbia Country Club is Septem.
Der Is to 10.
The entry lists will close Sat.
urday, September 10. There win
be suitable prizes for the winner
and runner-up in the play, and an
entry fee of 81 will be used to pur.
chase these trophies.
Mrs: e. r. Tilley, present womsn's
champion, seems to have anything
but a set-up for a second winning
Of the title. Mrs. L. o. Cameron.
former champion, recently won the
Asheville tournament, and Mrs. J.
NJ. Haines, who wen the recent
Indian Spring invitation tourna.
ment, shot a 81 to set women's
record for the Columbia course re.
Gently.
The Washington times., 1924-09-04

Leo P. Flynn showed the night
that his man Renault met BARLEY
Madden.
LEO had a scheme that night
He had the idea but he used the
wrong tools. Here was Madden
a man who has never been floored
never even stopped by any of the
big men, and he has met the best
of them in long-distance bouts.
"Mr. Flynn figured that if Glib
bons, Fulton and Wills, all hard
hitters, couldn't stop him, Renault
had no chance.
"What did Leo P. do? Why, he
told Renault to get in there, act
clever and cut Madden to ribbons
figuring that the bout would be
stopped before the limit.
"Renault did cut Madden some
but he's nothing but a slugger
There's no Kid Mccoy about him
He couldn't do Leo's stuff"
Paris police claim to have caught
the three worst thieves in that
city. That's easy enough. The
difficulty is to catch the three
best thieves in the place.
Heard of fellow the other day
who cleaned up 100000. He
works in a Government laundry
where they wash the paper money
The Washington times., 1924-09-04
New Friendship Pro
Looks Good At
Bar Harbor

In recent round of the KebO
Valley course at Bar Harbor,
George Kerrigan, the Washing.
ton golf professional, set rec.
ord that will take a Let Of beat
ing. In this round Kerrigan
collected nine threes and during
the eighteen holes there were
no less than six birds" He
reached the turn in 33, and
came back in 80 for a 65. Par
for the course is 70. The new
mark broke the previous record
of 81 made by Walter Hagen
two years ago. George, who Is
a brother Of Tom Kerrigan, the
Siwanoy "pro," finished second
in the Texas open this year.
His Kebo Valley record was as
follows:
Out. 4 as 8 a 3 3 d 3-33
In. 4 3 8 4 8 3 8 q 3-32-65
The Washington times., 1924-09-04
ORDINANCE OFF
TURF REST
Of YEAR
Crack 3-Year-Old Catchea
Cold While Being UnIoaded
From Train In Rain

Major August Relmont's great
three-year-old Ordinance has run his
last race for this year as the out
come Of an attack of sickness
brought on by delay in shipment
from Saratoga Springs to Belmont
Park.
The Belmont horses were twenty.
four hours making the journey aud
were held in the yards at Albany
for seven hours. When they ar.
rived at their destination they were
wet with Precipitation and were un.
loaded in a torrent Of rain. Or
dinance caught cold and had a terra.
perature of 106. For forty eight
hours his life was in danger.
Ordinance is by general consent
regarded as the best three.year-ohi
of the year. He was expected tO
meet Epinard in one or more Of
the International series. Shortly
after winning the Empire City
Derby with 100 pounds up, his old
knee trouble which had kept him
from running in the Belmont Stakes
last spring, reasserted itself and hi
could not go to the post for tho
Travers Stakes at Saratoga. II
was hoped that he could be gotten
into shape for the late autumn
stakes but this last bit Of misfor-
tune means his retirement for the
year.
Ordinance has won about $50 900
this season. 1t would have been
nearer 100000 with anything like
good luck. Harry F. Sinclair is
SAD to have been willing to give
$1oV,OOO for the son Of Ormondale,
but it was known that the colt Il
regarded as priceless by his owner
VINO wants him for the nursery
stud, after his racing career is
The Washington times., 1924-09-04
GR|DMAN PLAYS
EVERY MINUTE
Of SEASON
n. Eckerman Boasts Unique
Record Made With Michi-
gan Aggies

DETROIT. Sept. 4.-Harold Eek.
erman, Michigan Aggies, has a
unique football record. Eckerman
has been a member Of the Aggies
for two seasons, during which time
he has played every minutes Of
every game.
Eckerman is a center and has
one more season to play. He hopes
to keep intact his remarkable res.
ord for the remainder of his col
lege gridiron career.
Stanley Muirhead, former Uniyer.
sity of Michigan tackle. saw three
seasons work on the Yost elevens.
taking part in every conference
game played during that stretch
and was out of the lineup foT
only two minutes all told.
Feats like these are rare. Col
fege football is too tough a game
for a player to escape the injury
bugabOO entirely.
The Washington times., 1924-09-04

They may call New York all
the names they want to, but when
it comes to FAIR PLAY at ball
games, she leads them all.
Yank pitchers are never accused
of BEANING rival batters and
pop bottles are NEVER tossed on
to the playing field.
The New York grand stand Is
not filled with ONLY NEW
WORKERS.
There you meet men from all
the States. There, you meet all
classes, too. The gentleman and
the yegg, the square shooter and
the gypper, the windbag and the
silent one, the dude and the work
ingman-they sit side by side.
And they're ALL anxious to see
the winner WIN FAIRLY AND
SQUARELY.
The Washington times., 1924-09-04
GENARO IS Ill,
POSTPONES
VILLA BOUT
Whooping Cough K. o.'s Fight
or and Delays Title Scrap
For Months

NEW YORK, Sept. FRANKIE
Genaro is confined to his home to-
day with whooping cough and there
is no probability he will be able to
meet Pancho Villa in bout for
the worlds flyweight championship
for several months. The bout
scheduled for Hendersorl's Bowl, in
Brooklyn tonight, was called off
last night. ,,>
Genaro is believed to have con-
tracted the disease from his two
children, who have been suffering
from it for several days.
Genaro will be in bed at least a
week, 1t was said, and several more
weeks will be required before he
will have entirely recovered.
The Washington times., 1924-09-04
Six Geographical Ages
OF Golfer Are
Described

That peripatetic golfer who
meditates in such philosophical
manner in the Green Section
Bulletin of the United States
Golf Association, has stated that
there are six geographical ages
of golf architecture, as follows:
/, the old pasture epoch, 2,
the age of straight ridge cops
and square greens; 8, the era
of chocolate drops, also known
as the time of the mound build
ers; 4, the period of the blind
bunkers; 5, the epoch of backed
up greens; s, back to nature as
q. model.
The Washington times., 1924-09-04
Shows Courage, At That

King College, Of Bristol, Va, with
only one hundred students, makes
oold to send it's football team
against Georgetown University and
the Third Corps Area elevens on
successive Saturdays this season
meeting the Hilltop October IL and
the Army October IS.
The Washington times., 1924-09-04
Advice No Good To
Putter, He Must
Practice

Advice is of little use to the
golfer when it comes to putting.
There is only one way to be-
come a good putter and that is
by constant practice and a de-
termination each time you hit
the ball with the putter to be up
at the hole. The golfer who
does this will get his share of
the puts, and that is all one
can ask of the gods that be.
1t isn't only the duffer who
finds putting difficult; the pro-
fessional and the low handicap
man often find themselves in
the same boat.
The Washington times., 1924-09-04
An Interesting Contest

Which is the more valuable to a
ball club-a great hitter or a great
pitcher? Dazzy Vance, Brooklyn's
star pitcher, and Rogers Hornsby,
the Cardinals great batsman, are
rivals for the distinction of being
declared the National League s
most valuable performer.