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The Washington times., 1924-04-12

: Some say we have the weakest
pitching staff in the big show this
year and that If the man who
plays second base is not slain from
hot drives Congress will invest.
gate. Say,t Nick, how is it they.
never Investigated your Washing
ton club with all those dice players
you have down there instead of
ball players?
Steve O'Neill. they tell the boys,
won't have any catching at all to
do with the Boston club this year,
as those flippers never viii get that
ball past the plate. But I and
Steve amt believing all we hear,
because if you did that you would
fall for your wife's gag that her
mother is sweet party and should
live with you at your expense.
'The way the pen and pencil
boys write, the public thinks our
gang should be named the Dead
SOx instead of the Red Sex. The
fans must expect us to trot out
with q house physician in our
glove. John Collins. who is ready
to step into BOOne's job in right
field. is called old You would
think he went to school with
Chauncey DePew and William
Penn. Say, Nick, who was Will
lam Tenn, and didn't he once
manage the Athletics?
When they brought Joe Harris
from the outfield to take over first
base, everybody ON rh" outside said
a loud Huh! and now they are say
ing that we will bring all ex-Cabinet
members in from your town to be
bat boys. But I haven't heard that
former Attorney General Daugherty
will be official scorer in any of
the towns, and If he was it would
be an Improvement as l had a lot
OF hits coming to me that l never
got.
John Quinn, who runs back to
Orth's and Russ Ford's days with
the Yanks, is only forty, and you
know as well as 1, Nick, that forty
is nothing at all, especially If it is
forty dollars at Atlantic City.
Zone might say it is almost
trivial. bet KLEIN Is more than
ninety. and there is no umpire
who can say he sees sharper than |
Klein. / have known KLEIN to
see things that was perfectly In
visible to the other lads. You
must be ninety now, Nick, and
you know that Hven ninety is
nothing. Why, look at your own
Walter johnson!
Regards to the Oil Committee,
as I hope they're well.
sSigned) BILL WAMBSGANS."
Copyright. 1924 by The ChriSty Walsh
Syndicate.)
The Washington times., 1924-04-12
Have Few Reserves.

A SIDE from the pitching staff,
~ the 1924 Griffmen are
- shy of reserve strength and
"My Poy Chloe Engel, who has
been acting as business manager
and social secretary, will go to
work on that job Just as soon as
possible. More infielders must be
obtained somewhere and soon.
There are three extra men
available for infield duty, Gag
non, Bluege and Shirley. Were
they in good condition and ex-
perienced, all three Of them,
Bucky Harris would be fortunate,
but they are not.
Gagncn's wounded knee seems
strong again, but now he is hav-
ing some trouble with his throw
ing arm.
Blueges trick knee, while al
most in shape again, may play
him false at airy moment.
Shirley has played no profess
sional ball. As q green kid. this
youngster from North Carolina
University shares up most prom
lAln& - u unst be admitted
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

So that there be the possibility sip-up
Firms ESQ., baseball circus next Tuesday afternoon
230 o'clock out at the ball full rehearsal
yesterday afternoon o'clock behind closed DOORS and believe
you us-it a "pip." III.
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

If you owned a cigar factory,
and personally went to Havana
for the fine Vuelta Abajo tobacco;
then personally selected the shade
grown leaf from Connecticut for
the wrapper, and had your cigar
makers produce a perfect cigar
if you did all that you'd have no
better cigar than you can get by
merely asking your dealer for
GARCIA GRANDE Cigsrac
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

That old boy doesn't trade off
players without an ace in the hole.
So figure the Giants are even
stronger than they were last year.
That's the way Miller Huggins
dOpes them, too.
The Yanks are standing pat on
the lineup that won the 1928 PEN
nant and world series. There wasn't
team in the league that gave
us any real trouble last year. We
won in a canter. But this season
l expect its going to be much
tougher.
Still, I don't see how any team
can possibly stop us from winning.
The only danger we have to guard
against is over-confidence and with
each player standing to lose around
$4,000.
II we don't get i'm the world
series I'm pretty sure the boys
won't be Over-cOnfident. Wen
all be in there from the start,
huStlfng our heads off.
The three contending teams in
the American League will be Cleve-
land, Detroit and st. Louis. /
pick them to finish in the first
division, but how they will finish
depends on lot Of .'tfs."
iris Speaker has sweet ball
club. He has plenty Of hitting
strength, but with him it's a cues.
ton OF pitching more than any
thing else. The same goes for
Detroit. With st. Louis it's differ.
ent. There its all a question of
George Sisters condition. I know
that every fan in the country will
be pulling for him to come back
all the way.
can't see that Washington win
be much better than last wear.
The Red SOx haven't improved a
great deal and that also goes for
the White SOx. Philadelphia got
OIL to q flying start last year but
blew up along about the end of
the second month of the season.
That was because Connie Mack
had so many young players. He
has got rid of q few of them and
bought some others. Strand, Sim
mons and Bishop will help, IL they
make the big league grade. From
what 1 hear they all look good. /
hope the injury to Simmons won't
keep the Athletics from showing
their full strength.
AS whole all the teams in the
league, think, will run according
to past performances. I have lust
a little doubt about the order In
which the teams will finish but
from where I sit now I have
bunch the teams will windup ex-
actly as they did last year.
figure the Yankees toswin about
as we did in 1928. We have the
pitching strength we had last year,
which was more than any team in
either of the big leagues had, and
we had even more expect young
George Pipgras to help us consid.
erably and maybe Milton CASTOR,
Ben Shields and Oscar Roettger will
come through, too. They looked
mighty good down South.
Copyright, 1924, by The Christy
Walsh Syndicate.
The Washington times., 1924-04-12
Adopts Boxing.

Boxing has been adopted at the
xntyn 4mperial HnignrniiI a Jana1I
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

that he is not yet ready for big
league stuff.
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

The Griffmen have trained
faithfully. The younger pitchers
have been working ever since
February 20. Johnson, Mogridge,
Zahniser and Zachary, the first
string quartet of 1923, had put
in two weeks at Hot Spring,
Ark, before getting down to real
business at Tampa on March 10.
Before leaving Tampa last Sun
day, Memo Leibold was about at
his regular playing weight He
reached it by dint of slavery on
Plant Field, working twice as hard
as most of his mates and always
while bundled up in heavy shirts
and sweaters.
Doc Prothro, the new third
sacker, still has some pounds to
lose, but not anywhere near so
many as he did when he reached
Tampa on the night of March 9.
The tooth mauler wants to make
good in the big show and has
worked hard on his job.
Two New Gardeners.
TIN these two games against the
Braves the fans will be
shown two new outfielders.
George Fisher, with fancy minor
league. clouting average Of 1885,
will oppose right hand hurlers.
If a southpaw climbs the hill for
Dave Bancroft, Carr Smith will
endeavor to hold down the Job
and hammer out vicious safeties.
Bennett Tate, the little catcher
from Memphis is also likely to
be seen behind the oat against
the Braves. Washington fans
should like him. He is spry on
his feet, has an excellent throw
ing arm and looks certain of
sticking in fast company.
Just what pitchers will be used
by Manager Harris remains to be
seen, but It is assured that some
OF the new ones will De in there
against the National Leaguers.
Some have been seen before, but
few have witnessed the gyration Of
McGrew and Mar6erry, but it is
a cinch that nobody, unless it be
the eminent Henry TAFT Rodier,
has ever seen Specie, Wingfield,
Joyce or Marina in a Washing
ton uniform. Any or al of these
lads may be used in these last
two exhibition games against the
Braves.
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

Joseph e. oliver, TIT Fifteenth
street southeast, wins q pair with:
His screw balls q very good
QuelIer."
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

Regards to the Oil Committee
as I hope they're well.
sSigned) BILL WAMBSGANS."
Copyright, 1894 by The ChriSty Walsh
SyndicAta.l
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

While M. Elizabeth AGREE. Capt.
tol Heights, Nd. was the only
woman winner for the following
line:
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

'mellerv"
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

II we don't get in the world
series I'm pretty sure the boys
won't be Over-cOnfident. Wen
all be in there from the start,
huStlfng our heads off.
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

Surely nobody can doubt the ex-
cellence of that last line-at least,
the judges were very well satisfied
with it.
Bert M. Luchs, The Maycroft,
Fifteenth and Columbia Road, wins
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

breller.'"
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

pr Bancroft is having his trial as
sa'.big league manager this year,
just as Bucky Harris is with
the GriffS. He is the best man
i'm the Boston infield and every
inch q leader as q reason Of his
long experience as John Nc
HFaW's field captain.
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

You are to meet him in the
Fourth street block between T,
and U, right behind the ball park,
between 2 and 2:S0 0'clOck-nO
later than 2:SO. It will take every
minute between that time and 3
o'clock, when the parade starts,
to distribute the surprise pack.
ages" which ''SkiIlef'' already
has done up for his $50 patrons.
The Washington times., 1924-04-12

John Quinn, who runs back to
Orth's and Russ Ford's days with
the Yanks, is only forty, and you
know as well as I, Nick, that forty
is nothing at all, especially If it is
forty dollars at Atlantic City.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-29
BASE BALL EN- LA LIGA DE
HUMACAO

va que hemos resenado ell primer
episodio de la manana en- ell que las
huestes humacaefias supieron a ta-
blazo limpio conquistarse la victoria
de la maflana; vamos a entrar Ell
detalles acerca del encuentro de la
tarde que result6 muy refido la
par que nos ha dado nueva luz en-
el arte basebolero con los "umpires'
que por ell prurito de haber sido
nombrados por Ia Association Basebo-
lera, sc Green con toda la autoridad
para hacer su gusto ell que una
navena triunfe sobre otra en- forma
fuera de liga. Este case que Sc h9
dado en- nuestra iga y que ha lie
nado de indignation cuantos pu-
dimos yer 10 "desastroso" que estuvo
Mr.. Brown en- sus decisiones, que
POGO lie falto para que desde ell ter
Ger inning declarase victorioso a los
muchachos de la loza.
Recordamos que en- una de las re-
glas de la liga dice al final: "AH
makes mistakes and only the more
obtase decline to admit them. ]. The
camarG has shoW that unapires, even
the best of them, do make incorrect
decisions" De manera que ell um-
pire Brown tiene por razon y logi.
ca admitir que nunca en- su vida
habfa cometido tantos errores con ell
prop6sito casi Deliverable de favore-
Ger al team de sus simpatias como
10 es ell San Juan Athletics, como las
decisiones extemporaneas que di6 en-
el juego vespertino. Y al consignar
estas manifestations, no las hace-
mos. colericos nj "arrimando la bra
"a a nuestra SARDINIA" mas bien,
desde un punto impartial pues GUAM
do tenemos que hacer justicia aun
en- contra nuestra, somos los prime
ros en- hacerlo.
.....E FL juego de la tarde resulto
Un bello grupo de
damas Sc dispusieron a presenciar
desde ell "stand" ell femomenal duelo
CAMARON VS.. GAMIZ los lanzado-
res de este episodio.
Di6 principle ell juego con Ell si-
guiente trabajo:
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TERCER INNING

S. J. Ath.: Gamiz hitea. Ciqui hi
tea adelantando a Gamiz a segunda.
Guilfuchi logra la base. Gamiz va a
tercera Ciqui segunda. Beitia
quiere planchar Gamiz al tratar
de entrar al hogar sale de out. Ade-
lanta Ciqui a tercera, Guilfuchi q
segunda. Juez planchea v Ciqui en-
ira al hogar, mientras Guilfuchi va
tercera. Parpetti sacrify hit y
Guilfuchi al llegar a la sala sale de
out. Monchile liga un tubey v entra
Beitia v Juey. Chato liga un hit y
entran al hogar Parpetti Y Monchi-
le. Guagua saluda a Frank.
2bh. / bh. carreras.
Humacao: Diogenes rolling out.
Barreiro rolling a Chato. Angulo Ii
ga un hit. Santana fly out.
/ hit, no carrera.
CUARTo INNING
S. J. Ath.: Ganliz 2bh. CIqli roll
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PRIMER INNING


S. J. Ath.: Ciqui hitea. Guilfuchi
roletea Y adelanta Ciqui segunda,
mientras Guilfuchi no logra prime
ra. Beitfa coge la base por bola.
juicy rolling out. Adelanta Ciqui ter
Ecera, 4Guilfuchi segunda. Parpetti
practica a Camaron.
/ hit, no carrera.
Humacao: Diogenes rolling Ci.
qui. Barreiro rolling por error tira-
da de Chato logra primera, ade-
lanta segunda. Angulo liga un palo
de tres esquinas que Sc convierte Ell
.home rum pues la bola Sc escondc
mientras Barreiro v Angulo llegan
al hogar. Pinao rolling juicy.
3bh. 2 carreras.
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octave INNING

S. j. Ath.: Victoriano roletea de
out. Juey fly Frank. Parpetti hga
un hit y adelanta segunda; pero
Monchile 10 estaciona, con nn fly
out.
hit, no carrera. N
Hunlacao Santana base on ball.
Pinao sacrify hit out. Santana logra
segunda, por tirada roba tercera
Thompson coge la base mientras
Santana sale de out al tratar de
entrar al hogar. Thompson adelanta
segunda. Carrillo liga un rolling ade-
lantando Thompson hasta el ho-
gar. Frank rolling, Carrillo out en-
segunda.
No hit, / carrera.
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DEPORTIVASD Ell MUINDO''

ing adelanta Gamiz a tercera siendo
presa por Piiiao. Ciqui que olvida
que la bola esta en- manos de SAM
tana trata de robar segunda Y es
presa. Guilfuchi out.
2bh. no carrera.
Humacao: Pinao rolling, y ade-
lanta segunda. Thompson planchea
y adelanta Pihao tercera. Thompson
juega La base de primera a segun.
da mientras Pihao mofa a Guagua
y entra al hogar. Thompson sale de
out en- segunda. Carrillo paloma.
Frank practiea a Gamiz.
No hit, carrera.
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NovENo INNING

Las fuerzas estan iguales, pues
Humacao palo limpio pudo lograr
tres carreras mas; pero la suerte
.segdn Mr.. Brown. -. .fue adverse
para los grises!!!!
S. J. Ath.: Chato rolling out. Qua
qua secunda, y Ganniz tiene calor y
Sc abanica.
No hit, no carrera.
Humacao: Canaron fly juicy.
Di6genes es ponchado por Mr.. Brown
que no quiere que lie ligue Gamiz
un hit para que este su vez de el
triunfo a los CRISES. Barreiro palo-
ma out.
No hit, no carrera.
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DECIMo INNING

Y por cierto, el mas fatal de todos
los innings habidos y por haber. Sc
formo la de San Quintin, Y termino
como ell Rosario de la Aurora, como
dicen en- las alturas nuestros pali-
dos:
Ciquf iuega con Camaron. Guilfu-
chi roletea. Victoriano rolling ade-
lanta Guilfuchi, hasta tercera mien-
tras Victoriano por tirada ha llega-
do a segunda. Parpetti rolling, por
error entra Guilfuchi, Victoriano
uueda en- tercera. Monchile plancha
v entra Victoriano. En- este momen-
to Sc form6 una verdadera discussion
acalorada al extreme que una desi-
fci6n fatal de Brown di6 como result
tado que Sc terminara el juego con
dos carreras favor de los de la
lcza.
Score: VII
s. 7. Ath. 005 600 900 2-7 (?)
Humacao 200 lOl O1O x-5
Tenemos entendido que el mana
ger Sr. Carlos Gonzalez. del team
Humacao, ha protestado energica-
mente de la actitud parcial del UNI
pire pues 81 bien, ell incidente que
ocurrio en- nuestra liga no tomo ca
racter grave, pudo traerlo por una
ligereza del citado umpire quien no
estuvo La altura de su puesto.
! s
Santiago z. MAUNEZ.
Humacao, 5-26-24.
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sEGUNDo INNING

S. j. Ath.: Monchile practica a
Di6genes. Chato saluda a Thompson
Guagua rolling a Di6genes.
No hit, no carrera.
Humacao: Thompson rolling out.
Carrillo imita. Frank rolling por
tirada logra primera, y adelanta Sc
gunda. Camaron Sc abanica.
No hit, no carrera.
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PRIMER INNING

Gino base por bolas. Nuts no per-
mite que Sc retire mucho de primera y
10 SAGA de cut. N1fiez Sc abanica. Mar
cello base por bolas. Net hitea adelan-
tando a Marcelo. Pichipen imita a
N1hez. Out.
hit. No error. No carreras.
Cataho: Baez sc abanica. Nuts ro-
La tercera, out. Cepeda 10 imita, out.
0 hit. No error. No carrera.
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sExTo INNING

S. ]. Ath.: Monchile practica a
Pinao. Chato iuega con Di6gencs.
Guagua una paloma mensajera a
Santana.
No hit, no carrera.
Humacao: Pinao Sc abanica.
Thompson base on ball y roba Sc
gunda. Carrillo rolling juicy, Y
Thopmson adelanta tercera. Frank
rolling Y Thompson vuela al hogar.
Camaron paloma Chato.
No hit, carrera.
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CENTRAL

Edifcio construido expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con baiio. Tele-
fono, Timbres, Barberia y cuanto re-
quiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo. s.. American Plan.
Desde s1.O0 a ESQ. Desde $3.50 $50
Restaurant la Carta. Cubierto $1.OO
SAN JOSE No. IL.
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QUfNTO INNING

S. ]. Ath.: Beitia fly Thompson.
Juey imita. Parpetti entra en- ell ca
nasto de Frank.
No hit, no carrera.
Humacao: Camaron paloma juicy.
Diogenes hitea. Barreiro logra la
base. Diogenes va a segunda. An
gulo fly out. Por passed ball logra
Di6genes llegar a la antesala; pero
Santana Sc poncha.
hit, no carrera.
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
GOBIERNO MUNICIPAL DE MAU-
NABO, PUERTO RICO
Oficina del ComisionadO de ServiciO
PGblicO
Mayo 10 de 1924.

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- pGblica subasta
de las obras de construction de una
casa alcaldfa municipal en- MaunabO,
p. r., de dos plantas, de hormig0n
refOrzadO, cuyO presupuesto aprobado
asciende a OUNCE MIL NOyECIEN-
TOS OCHENTA Y GUATRO DOLA-
RES con 80 centavos ($15,9S4.69), Sc
admitiran ell esta oficina hasta las dos
T. NJ. del dfa cinco de JUNO de 1924
Ell que Sc abriran pdblicamente.
TOdos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina Gle Servicio Plblico don
de Sc encuentran de manifesto los do
cllmcntos que han de fegir en- ell con-
trato, Y podran recoger los licitadores
los pianos Y modelos de proposiciones
que han de presentar, mediante un de-
p6sito de diez d0lares ($1O) que Sc
ran reembolsados al ser devueltos di-
chOs dOcumentOs en- ell plazo de yeinte
dfas (2O) despu6s de efectuada la su-
basta.
La Junta de Subastas Sc reserva ell
derecho de rechazar cualquiera to-
das las proposiciones ell de adjudi-
car ell contrato bajo otras considerable
mes que las del precio solamente.
Manuel ORTIZ SUYA,
ComisionadO de Service Pdblico de
Maunabo, Puerto Rico. Advt.
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SEPTIMO INNING

S. J. Ath.: Gamiz vista a Di6ge-
mes. Ciquf rolling a Pinao, Guilfuchi
fly a Frank.
No hit, no carrera.
Humacao: Diogenes rolling out.
Barreiro imita. Angulo bombo.
No hit, no earrera.
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cuARTTo INNING

Antillano: Marceio rola a Daniel,
este mofa y Marcelo es safe en- pri-
mera. Net Sc abanica Pichip6n rCla
al short y out en- primera, adelantan-
do Marcelo a segunda. Ginorio, no re-
siste el calor Y SO abanica.
0 hit. No error. No carreras.
Catafio: Serrano base por bolas.
Benitez fly March, este quiere dar
double play pero tira NAL a primera
adelantando serrano a segunda, Sc ro-
ba la tercera. Perucho recibe las cua-
'tro bolas, adelanta segunda. Daniel
rola al short este mofa entrando Sc
rrano al home, al tirar ell short a pri-
mera, entra Perucho al home y Daniel
es out en- primera. Ventura rola al
pitcher, out.
0 hit. error. 2 carreras.
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Papel de Periodicos
para lmpresos

Tenemos en- existencia una
gran cantidad de papel de peri6-
dicos, propio para impresos, que
10 reaIizamos a $3.50 ell quintaI
para la isla, cortado al tama1o
que deseen y Hbre de franqueo.
Dirfjase a la Administrator de
EL. MUNDO. p.
Advt.
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CARIBE

Situado en- eli coraz6n de la ciuda6
Perfectamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos modernos. Ascensor, Te-
lefonos, Timbres, Magnifcas habita-
clones con bafio privado y efectos sa-
nitarios. Especial comfort para fami-
has Y viajantes. P1ecios moderados.
Telefonos 484 y 1909. P. o. Box 1926
Gale de San Francisco, No. "a,
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TT NIIEVO ZAZA'

Ha reaparecido Ell muy acreditado
Cafe Restaurant "ZAZA", donde po-
dr& I'd. encontrar las mas exquisitas
comidas confeccionadas por expertos
en- ell ramo culinario.
/, Est& situado en- el Boulevard del Va
lie No. s es este ell sitio mas venti
lado de toda Ia ciudad.
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sEGuNDo INNING

Antillano: Ginorio Sc abanica. Sa-
muel rola tercera y sale de out en-
primera. Cambian Sc abanica.
o hit. No error. No careras.
Cataiio: Serrano Sc abanica. Benz
tez rola al short, out en- primera. Pc
rucho hitea y Sc roba segunda y ter
cora. Daniel rola que no puede atra-
par Pichip6n, entrando Perucho. Ven
tra rola por primera y adelanta Da-
MEL. Dos en- bases. Pedrito Sc aba
MICA.
/ hit. No error. 1 carrera.
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Nuestras habitaciones y comidas
han sido recomendadas como inmejo-
rabies por todos los forasteros. Vi
sitenos. Hygiene comodidad es nues-
GRO lena. s.
ralle Comercio No. 46. Ponce. P. r.
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ou1NTo INNING

Antillano: Samuel planchea, out en-
prin1era. Cambi&n base por bolas.
March Sc sacrifica adelanta Cam
bian. G!no Inca que al cogerla Pc
rucho es aplaudido. out.
0 hit No error. No carreras.
Catafio: Pedrito rola tercera, out
en- primera. Ciriaco SAGA una rola y
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTA
sUMINIsTRo DE PIEDRAs
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL
INTERIOR
NEeoc1ADo DE oBRAs pUB11cAs.

NEGOCIADO DE OBRAS PUBLICASs
San Juan, P. r. Mayo 8, 1924.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra La adjudication en- publica subasta
de suministro, medida y entrega de
122,000 metros cIbicos mas menos de
piedra triturada para ser acoriados en-
Las carreteras insuIares durantc el ano
economico 1924-1925, Sc recibira en- es
ia oficina hasta las 200 P. NJ. de, dia
2 de JUNO de 1924, en- que Sc abrlran
Y leeran pdblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- .el contrato podran recoger
los hcitadores los modelos de PROPOSE
clones que han de presentar.
La Administrator Sc reserva ell de.
recho de rechazar cualquier todas las
proposiciones y de adjudicar ell contra
to bajo otras consideraciones distintas
de las del precio.
GUILLERMO EsTEvES,
Comisionado.
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TERcER INNING

Antillano: March rola al pitcher, out
en- primera. Gino hitea. Nufiez rola a
segunda, La cual coge Perucho, pisa y
tira a primera, dAndose Ell primer
double-play.
hit. No error, No carreras.
Catafio: B4ez rola PicMpen, On
primera. Nuts fly Ginorio, out. Ce-
peda hitea y es out al robar la segun-
da.
/ hit. No error. No carreras.
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ANTILLANo VS.. cATANo

FL domingo por la maiana Sc efec-
tu6 en- Ia Liga de Catafio un refiido
desafio de Base Ball entire estas sove-
mas de segunda clase.
Una corta resefia sin comentario del
desafio.
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FLORES NATURALEs

lQuire usted copseguir Hermosoa
Bouquets? Bonitas Coronas y otros
trabajos artisticos en- flores naturales.
Lame al telefono 800 Santurce. (Stop
90. Martin Penal y sera atendido Dor
Il ss6ors ISABEL PARSL