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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-08

room Of bis home at Kenmore Ter
race, a fashionable residential sec.
ton Of East Orange, N. J. His
wrist had been siashed with a
razor. He left a note indicating
that he committed suicide because
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-08
Spanish Filters Hurt

MADRID, Aug. 8G-Captain
Ponzo and pilot Cisneros, of the
Spanish air forces, were injured
when their machine crashed while
reconnoitering over the Moroccan
battle front, said a war office dis.
patch today:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-08
he could not sleep.

he could not sleep.
Worry over the death Of six
members Of his family within a
year. including his second wife, who
was buried last week, had caused
Mr.. Fowler to become so melan-
choly that he Stunned his friends.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-08

KILLS HIMSELF AFTER SIX
OF FAMILY DIE IN YEAR
NEW YORK. Aug. s.-The body
OF William s. Fowler. wealthy bust.
ness man, was found in the bath
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

Douglas Lowell returned last Thurs
day evening following a year spent
a. Pomona college. California He
was delayed several hours in rcach-
ing home by the Kuna freight tram
wreck. After spending one day al
home. he left with the Caldwell cav
airy troop Tor Paye;ie Lakes and the
annual national guard cnczmpmeui.
Dr. and Mrs. c. r. Wait,enberger
left Sunday for Foeaielio where d.
Whi;tenberger will attend a state
osteopathic convention. They viii be
absent until next Friday
Miss Elizabeth Handy. member Of
his years graduating class at the
College OF Idaho. left the latter part
Of the week for her home in Les
Angeles She was accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. W. r. Handy. who
came 20 Caldwell for the college COM
nencement week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

Mrs. X. J. Taium. county school
superintendent. returned this week
from Couer d'Alene where she attend
ed state convention OF supcrin;end-
enis. The north Idaho city proved
1 royal host 10 the visitors. accord
ing to Mrs. Tatum One OF the en-
;ertainment features was a motor trip
on the lake
B. l.. Newell. deputy county auditor
is enjoying his vacation. Accompan-
led by members OF his family. Mr.
Newell left this week on 4 trip TO
the coast.
The Agoma (young married peoples
ciass) class. OF the Baptist church
viii hold their monthly class meeting
At the home Of Lloyd Meyer. on s0uit
Tenth Street. to night.
The Baptist church will give a so
;ial to the Young Peoples Society en-
he church lawn Wednesday evening.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

ground.
Its not the geysers. They are still
doing business at the same old stand
just as they were doing when Rome
was young or when old King Solomon
was busy providing outing costumes
for his thousand wives; and proving
that the modern husband is lust a
thousand times better OFF.
Its not the bears or the mountains
or the forests. They are Just the
same as they always were and always
will be.
It's the people,
The park entrance here is where
the greatest contrast is seen. In the
old days the ven,uresome few came
by rough wagon road and trail. Now
the first Yellowstone Special roaring
up through the night from Salt Lake
will bring the vanguard OF thousands
from every part Of the world. They
form a season-long fashion display
OF what's what in modern outing
togs-an outing girls.
And that's where the fifty wears
have made the biggest difference
Long ago, before the national
parks sold" the open spaces 70
America, the average citizen regarded
the outdoors as a good place to come
In out Of The masuclinc idea Of a
rakish outing costume was pair Of
iigh,-htt;ng hreeches. high hceled
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

West Yellowstone-Away up on the
backbone OF the continent where
geysers geyse, gigantic hot springs
roar, and high mountain peaks seem
to fairly poke holes through low
hanging deep blue skies, the Yellow
stone is ready to celebrate its fifty
second birthday, commencing with its
official opening here on June 10.
And concentrating the opening
of travel through West Yellowstone
which official government figures
show as the parks principal entrance
cities along the route reaching from
Salt Lake City through Ogden and
Logan. Utah; Pocatello, Blackfoot.
Rexburg. ST. Anthony and Ashton.
Idaho, and other points which are
gateways to thi sentrance, will stage
a demonstration more than 500 miles
long
From the time the Yellowstone
Special with the years first travellers
leaves Salt Lake on the night OF
Tune Is until they reach West Vel
owstone, they will be the center OF
he celebration.
II is quite a change from the way
he first travellers went into the park
ialf century ago. And when they
each the park entrance al West Yei-
ows,one what another change they
will find has occurred since the FRS,
anniversary Of the famous play
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

pointed shoes. a funny little cut
away coat, stiff collar and hard hat.
The girls were worse. Wide bon
nets, wells, shirtwaists with lego
mutton sleeves and Topping skirts
was strictly the thing when one of
them went that far from the nearest
pavement. Breches? Mercyl
But you ought to see EN- nowl The
up-to-date outdoor girl seen bv the
thousands Of West Yellowstone look
Ike very snappy editions Of their big
brothers. Tailored breches or knick-
ers, smart laced or riding boots and
sporty Norfolk coats or sweaters with
mannish cloth or felt hats varied BY
chic knitted tams or piratical looking
bandannas mark practical modern
ideas. Skirts; Quit
OF course the smart idea does 90
askew sometimes. There are bound
to be few fat gals in tight brecches
some OF them accent things with
WOODEN socks half an inch thick and
thin ones can be discovered equally
accented with sheer silk stockings be-
meath voluminous Knockers.
bu, 'he point is they're all enjoy
ing T. and they are on the ripht
track, which is more than their sis. /
'srs OF nifty years ago could say.
nu' seeing the geysers and seeing
what's seeing EN- is 10, diaeren,
'oasy kasier' Ask any old.timer,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17
PARMA ELKs GIVE DANCE

Parma Elis are entertaining Will
a dance a; Big Bend Wednesday
evening OF this week. an affair that
viii probably atifactmany OF the Caid-
gcil Elks. This is expected 10 be the
last Elks affair Of the season and Is
the initial entertainment, TO be giver
By Parma members OF the Caldwell
lodge Big Bend pavilion Is = popular
place for summer dancing and spcc'a'
music IS expected io~make The Wednes
day evening affair a notable success
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17
FORD PEOPLE CELEBRATE

The employees OF the local Ford
garage staged a little celebration Fri
day evening in the front show room Of
the newly remodeled building OF the
Ford Carage. They had as their
guests the stock holders OF the com
pany at Nampa. A social tire was
enjoyed and ice cream was ssed
during the evening.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

DR.. A. F. Isham lef: Friday for
Portland where ne will be IT, CUES,
OF his daughter and son-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Nickie for the next
two weeks.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

Miss Anna Heitmen left Wednes.
day to spend the summer with rela.
tives and friends in Iowa. On the
eve of her departure she was sur
prised by Catholic choir girls.
Mrs. Harry Lesser and son left
Thursday for Salt Lake to join Mr..
Lesser and to make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Laney and child
rem left Wednesday for Spokane Mr..
Laney is county agent
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Warren are
leaving today for Honolulu where Mr..
Warren will be employed in the
schools next school year. He has
been associated with the Caldwell
schools for the past two years in the
manual training department OF the
high school
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Lusck and
children lef, Thursday for their form
CT home in Wisconsin where they
will spend the summer.
Judge Ed. l.. Bryan accompanied
by Nick Ney left Wednesday for
Cascade where they win hold court
in Valley county
Nellie Lanborn OF Caldwell and Sam
Penning OF Midvaie were married here
Tuesday Afternoon by c. A. Williams
probate judge.
J. P. Kropp of the Ford Motor Co.
was business visitor in Nampa FRI
day.
l.. w. Vsndenbcrg OF Nampa was
. business visitor in this city Thurs
dry afternoon. I
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Dyer and ,
and Mrs. Ernest Boone and A..
Kathryn left Sunday by auto y
Portland where they will snsrs
weeks visiting.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

FOR RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS call
Geo. a. Smith. 5of-Grant St.-Phone
l5iW. June cop
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17
Different Germs:

Certain definite conditions accom-
pany visitation OF these germs. the
conditions varying according to the
kind OF germ. and these are called
diseases. Different germs produce dif-
fercnt diseases. partly due to the fac,
that different parts OF the body seem
TO be favored by the bacteria as sites
for their invasions Thus the typhoid
germs choose the conditions found in
small patches OF glands in the mites
tine. These are known as Pcyer's
patches. Here the germs multiply and
grow until the patches are destroyed
This often causes perforation of the
intestine with death as result.
Diptheria germs prefer the mucu-
Gus mcmbrance OF the respiratory
tract: the bacteria OF meningitis us
ually selects the fluids and spaces OF
the spinal cord and BRAIN gonorrhea
most often affects the gcn;to-urinary
tract; pneumonia the lungs, acne is
always a skin affection. while she
germs of tuberculosis may affect any
portion OF the body. but are most
often found in the lungs
While all OF these and many other
germs injure and destroy tissues at
the seat OF invasion. they also give
off products called toxins. that are J
poisonous to the human. When these
toxins get into circulation in the blood
the natural protective forces OF the
body are aroused to action and the
h.at.le begins. The white cells OF the
blood. our soldiers of defense. are
greatly increased in numbers and rush
o repel the invaders. All the cells
IF which tissues are composed be-
'ome more active in guarding them
elvcs against the toxins. and all this
ctivity results in producing the symp-
oms. or signs. OF DISEASE.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17
BRING RESULTS

WISH To BUY TENT-Prcfor. bly,
SKIS. umbrella type. Also rae14inc
camp stove and tarpaulin. Address
Tribune or phone 1851. SIC
FOR SALE-Jenkins Hay stacker and
buck rakes. Price for lot SIS 90.
Inquire Tribune. 45 tie
FOR RENT-Piano. phone 6I0-J. 32-tfc
FOR SALE--Pure- bred Guernsey bull
calf III. II. Matthews. Phone CSC.
51-55c
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

MONEY TO LOAN-We have a client
who wishes 10 loan 100000 upon
nrst mortsage on improved real estate
Scatterday x Stone, Caldwell Idaho.
80 tic
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

sfr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith lett
Tuesday for Ogden. Utah. where they
viii visit friends for few days.
Adam BIackstod Of Enterprise
vas a Caldwell business visitor Thurs
day.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

FOUND--Pair bone trimmed glasses and
comb on South Kimball Thursday.
Inquire Tribune. 52-53c
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17
HEALTH TALKS
Bacteria:

Bacteria:
Since animated life began on this
planet. there has been a constant war
between two great Kingdoms. II has
been a war without, quarter struggle
for existence The victors in this
war can only continue to exist by
feeding on the vanquished. The king
doms are the animal and the vegetable
kingdoms.
We who belong to the animal king
dom must have certain elements in our
diet to remain we'll These elements
are extracted from the earth through
pant life, so our normal diet is made
up largely OF the products OF vegetable
life. or the flesh OF vegetable eating
animals. On the other side OF the pic
ture. we see vegetable life stimulated
by supply OF animal matter in a
form that may be assimiIated as food.
We use animal waste 10 increase our
crops. An ex-fsh buried at the roots
of sickly tree is marvellous tonic
for the tree.
With the microscope we can mag
nifty objects a thousand times and
SO bring within the range OF our VI
sion the smallest forms OF life known
to science Some OF these minute
forms belong to the vegetable king
dom, and are called germs. or bac
terra. They are OF many kinds. some
harmless or even helpful to humanity.
and some vcriiable desiroyers OF man
kind. because they thrive and multi
ply best within the human body a,
the expense of its life.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

J. P. Kropp of the Ford Motor Co.
was business visitor in Nampa FRI
day.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

l.. w. vsndenbcrg OF Nampa was
. business visitor in this city Thurs
dry afternoon.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-17

Nellie Lanborn OF Caldwell and Sam
Penning OF 'Midvale were married here
Tuesday Afternoon by c. A. Williams
probate judge.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
~. R1EoscH \ PONCE

Sc lacep las diligencias pertinentes
para cue eli PONCE vayas cayey a
efectuar dos iuegos con 81 RIRoscH
y para cuyos encuentros Ia Redacci6n
de Ell MUNDo ha aplazado la entrega
de las Copas obtenidas por varios
PLAYERS del RIBoSCH.
sabemos que Ell PONCE esta dispues-
to coadyuvar al mayor brilio de es-
ia fiesta y que, al efecto, solo espera
que de Cayey confrmen los juegos.
POGO mas tenemos que decir esta
semana y splazamos nuestros 1ectores
hasta la pr6xima en- la cual hab.aremos
de Ia posibildad de que el primer ju-
gador del mundo, BABE RUTH nos
visite muy pronto.
IIasta luego.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
vEsrAL Y PONCE

Fl team marino vESTAL jugara es-
te sabado por Ia tarde con el team
PONCE Este encuentro sera una es-
pecie de practica pcr Ia cual pasaran
nuestros iecnes = preparar las garras
para maiiana domingo.
Muy concurrido promote estar este
jnego, apnque Ia concurrencia sea to-
da, su inmensa mayoria, de marinos.
Nuestra Perla que en- estos dias Sc es-
ta viendo muy animada con los sim
paticos visitaptes, podra tambi6n ad-
mirar una gran Banda que galante-
mente ha sido cedida por los oficiales
marines para que amenice este game.
De la clase de pelota que habremos
de yer en- este juego, NADIA podemos
decir. .Ignoramos el calibre del team
vEsTAL pero 81 sale fuerte (ojala asi
ssa) acknowledgements que los FANS
gozay$n nucho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08

rece que 10 hace disgustado. En- las
tiradas que hace para ell 'ainfield" 10
den,uestra, vienen sin brios.
Marcelo esta jugando muy bien el
Jardfn corto. Con tai que no Sc desa-
juste por los bornbos que le dan, segui-
ra cada dia ganando mas. No sea bobo
Marcelo, no haga case a los que lie di-
cen que usted es una gran cosa, porque
resultaria que le pasaria como otros
de ese mismo team, que de sarto bonn.
DO que 10 dieron, ahora no We Ia bola
" juega p6simo.
4 El guardia de la esquina ha estado
muy contento en- estcs dias con mott
,vo de las derrotas los americanes dc
parte del Ponca. Dice que ahora auie-
,e que Humacao venga y le de dos fel-
ras corrieas los muchachos de Gro.
vas. Este guardia, es la changa. Para el
cualquier otro team es bueno, menos 81
de San Juan. ESQ que vive aqui.
Ferrer, ell estimado joven que vende
artefactos pedazos de oro para los
dcntistas, es otro que no puede yer al
San Juan nj pintado. Cuando los del
Allentown vinieron jugar a Ia 8, SUI
fri6 10 que ustedes no tienen una idea,
pues ell Queria de todas maneras que
los americanos ganaran. Este domingo
pasado un fan que estaba sentado al
iado lie decia que trajera tia para con-
tenerse los nervios.
Landgraf dijo Que habia venido a
Puerto Rico a introducir baseball, Pc
ro resulta que los teams de aqui lie ga
naron Y ahora dice que eI afio que vie
ne vuelve, pero entcnces Dice que trae-
ra . Hornsby y que Sc yo quien mas
pues encontr6 q Ultima hOra que los
teams de aqrii son bastante fucrte. DE
todas maneras nos alegramos de que Sc
haya convencido.
San Juan, P. r. MARIO 8, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
(poR K1KE)-


Desde he ia muchos dias estahamos
.eallados. er~orando conocer Ell resultado
de las gestiones hecifas por el conocido
fan de- Rey do los Deportes Licencia-
do Baiges, el que tomo Ia iniciativa de
organiser una corporation en- debida
forlna para fermar un pptente club
a sueldo como en- los demas pueblos
de Ia isla digno de l.evar el honroso
nombre de nuestra Sultana del oests.
.1ero desgraciadamente parece. que cl
iistinguido iurisconsulto ha fracasade en-
su empresa, los fans que esperaba 81
seiior Baiges prestarian'e su coepera-
ci6n no le han hecho Y por el 'uomento
el case esta perdido para dicho abo-
redo. Los fans adiAerados de esta ciu-
dad, como siempre, Sc han sTapado'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
(Por BIG BALL
HUMAcAo Y PONCE

La nota del dia en- esta Perla, la
constituye los juegos que habremos de
tener el domingo en- el Castillo entire
HUMACA0 y PONCE, los dos clubs
de la isla que mas cerca del ''pen-
nant'' Sc hallan.
La importancia de estos juegos es
tan grande que de SECURE la liga Sc
vera mas concurrida que cuando ju-
gaba ALLENTOWN.
Los cartelones anuncian San VS..
Camar6n v sera, sin duda, una por-
fada contienda, pues Camar6n es, q
nuestro juicio, el primer pitcher de la
isla en- Ia actualidad; y San, por otro
lado, esta demostrando que Quisque-
va tambi6n sabe dar lanzadores de
primera
Esperemos yer 10 que dan estos en-
cuentros para luego hablar con auto
rizaci6n.
Pero 81 FoNcE juega como 10 hizo
con Allentown, tendremos que ma
rrar dos palizas para ell simpatico team
de oriente.
De todos modos, esta oportunidad de
yer jugar dos colosos, y de admirar
muy dc cerca al astro boricua Angu-
10, no sera desperdiciada y auguramos
La empresa Antonio Gordian gran
exito taquillero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
DE EASE BALL
CoGIDo AL vUELo
(Por T. SPEAKER)

En- los juegos entire americanos Y pcr
torriquefos, Ninin, del Ponce bati6 el
record en- home-runs. La cargo sobre
q zinc en- Ponce por dos veces. Mill
to y Trompi, no queriendose quedar
atras tambien dieron de cuatro esquinas.
Ha sido verdaderamente una 6esgra-
cia que fuera Gonzalc quien le ganara
el iiitin,o juegc del domingo al san
Juan. Esto 10 dicen los del San Juan,
pues este Gonzalo, es el pitcher que
.eilos usan para las practicas diarias
en- la 8. Ademas que es un muchachito.
Ell Rihosoh el Hunacao auisieron
coger mamey con el Jacaguas, les re-
sult6 mala la tarea, pues 6stos ganaron
sobre ambos en- los desafios Que tuvie-
ron en- dias pasados. FL manager del
Jacaguas no puede uuejarse, pues su
team va subiendO, y puede que prontc
Sc coloque en- posici6n de entrar con los
de primera. Pidale uno 0 dos juegos q
pipo Groyas yer 81 es verdad.
Gamiz esta. trabajando en- estos dias
como un pe6n. Hay vecos que por Ia
nafiana va al caj6n y por la tarde tiene
ure servir de receptor, este sin contar
con que ultimawente ha estado palean'
do fepomenal, dandole victories su
team con su tolete.
Por fin Parpetti ba salido del NAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
QUIMTO INNING

P. r.: Gacho Inca al pitcher, out.
Caratini rolling q segunda, out.
juicy two bagger, pero Canlaron So
10 SAGA una palon1ita Ruth.
/ hit, 0 run, error.
N. Y. G.: Witt toma ponehe y
Scott lie imita. Stangel base por bo-
las. Ruth al bate. Camar6n lie pasa
dos stricks. (Expectaci6n) pero al
tercero Ie dio tan duro que di6 la
vuelta al circuito entrando dos ca
rreyas. Meusel two bagger. Len
nox hit Y adelanta oMeusel; pero.
Coke es struck out. q
hits, runs, 2 errors.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
cUARTo INNING

P. R.: Guzman liga el primer hit
boricua, Beitia lc imita. Barreiro
rolling q la tercera out Guzman, y
Beitia es forced out en- segunda
Santana struck out.
2 hits, 0 run, error.
N. Y. g.: 1ennoy two bases hits.
Coke bombo Davi1, out. Higgins
struck out. Nehf rolling a Gacho,
out.
l hit, 0 run, 0. error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
TERCER INNING

0 P. r.: David toma ponche v King
" Camaron 10 imitan.
o hit, run, error.
N. Y. G.: Nehf picot al pitcher, out
Witt rolling a King quien mofa otra
vez. King es sacado del iuego Y
Juey juega ell short). Scott liga el
primer hit. Stangel fly Guzman.
out. Dos en- base, Ruth al palo y re-
cibe pase libre, tres en- base, dos
out. Meusel es aclamado por Ia null
titud al ir al bate pero solo SAGA
una debiI rolita Gacho.
l hit, O rum. error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
MAYAGEz AL MARGEN DE Los
JEPoRTEs

Los fans no responder como esperaba
ell icenciado Baiges. Ithier para el
Eorte. La "Mayagiiez High vence
q la s'Ponce High Ell Allentown
erabarca por este puerto. El Radio
VS.. Marines degtroyers Sands.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
sEGUNDO INNING

P. r.: Santana foul out al cat
cher. Gacho mo We la bola de Nehf
Caratini rolling a Lennox, out.
0 hit, yun, 0 error.
N. Y. g.: Ruth recibe pase libre.
Meusel toma sponche. Lennox 10 irni-
ia. Coke rolling al short quien mo-
ia. Dos en- base, dos out. Higgins
Sc poncha.
hit, 0 run, 1 error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
PRIMER INNING

Puerto Rico: Guzman no We la bo-
la de Nehf. Beitia fly, out al left
Barreiro struck-out.
0 hit, run, error.
N. Y. Giants: Witt rolling Ca
ratini, out. Scott toma ponche
Stangel Inca entde Ell rigt v center
que Beitia degolla. magistralmente.
0 hit, run, error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08

Los juegos este domingo.-Inusi=
tada animacion para yer al pri@
mer pitcher boricua Camar6n" "
en- contra del famoso quisqueyano
San Ponce y Ribosch.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
NoyENo INNING


P. R.: Satana ponche. Gacho y
Caratini Sc ponchan tanlbien.
o hit, run, O error.
n. r. G.: Higgins y Nehf hitean'
Witt rloling a tercera y Nehf es
forced out. Scott rolling a pitcher
quien tira d tercera y SAGA 2 Hig-
gins. Stangel la .aete de Home Run.
3 hits, 2 runs, error.
Score:
Puerto Rico ,000 0O2 O0o-2
N Y. Giants 600 O20 002-4
Pero aquf despierta el cronista
y...... sSera ciertos que al
gin dfa liegue Puerto Rico jugar
pelota verdad? ;Sera verdad que
Puerto Rico pueda veneer 'algnn dia
a un team americana de las Ligas
Mayores? ESQ Sc puede contestar
por medic de jugar pelota, no jugar
por interes, y por la actiyidad de los
managers de las novenas de Puerto
Rico.
Ell que contradiga algo puede pu-
blicarlo en- Ell MUNDO Que 70
contestare. A yer Squien recoge el
p,uante9
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
OCTAVE INNING

P. r.: Guzman, Beitia Barrel
ro son struck out.
hit, 0 run, O error.
N. Y. c.: Meusel rolling out a
primera. Lennox fly Beitia, out y
Coke Sc poncha .por segunda vez..
Q hit, Q run, 0 error.