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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20
Las sufragistas de P. R.
Idnzan un manifesto al
pals expresand0 Sus de-
secs de If a las urnas
en- las pr6xinas eIeCCiOneS
Green que ha IIegadO la hOra
de aCtuar y esperan If a Ia ms
Cripci6n para que Sc defina, de
una yez, 81 Status pOIitiCo'
A LAS SUFRAGISTAS Y A LOS
ABoGADoS PARTIDARIoS DEL
SUFRAGIO FEMENINo PA
RA PUERTO RICO

va dentro del periodo de inscrio-
clones, y agotada hasta hoy la esperra-
"a de que nuestra legislature conceda
declare los derechos politicos de Ia
mujer portorriQuefia, creo ha Negado
ell momento de actuar. ES NECESA-
RIO IR A LA INSCRIPTION PARA
QUE Sc DEFINA NUESTRo STA
TUS PoLITICO.
Disc1tanse por nuestros mas conspi-
cuos abogados dos puntos, a. saber:
Primero:-Que al aprobar ell Con-
greso de los Estados Unidos nuestra
Constitution fu6 concedido Ell sufra-
gio ToDOS los ciudadanos (Clau-
sula 35) y que seguramente compren-
dio la mujer y que Ell hecho de ver-
SO las mujeres de Puerto Rico priva-
das de clio Sc debe a la actuacion de
nuestra Legislature al interpreter la
dicha clausula como una concession del
sufragio para los hombres solamente;
Segundo:- Que Ia facultad conferi-
da a la legislature de Puerto Rico pa
ra hacer ciertas restricciones suple-
mentarias subordinadas no compren-
dio la facultad de incapacitar a la mi
tad de los habitantes de Puerto Rico !.
Comparten estas dos opiniones los
siguientes abogados: Hon. Horace NJ,
Towner; Hon. Cayetano Coll y Cuchf;
Hon. Jose Tous Soto; Hon. E. Con-
(Contin1a en- la pagina 6)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20
llFICADW QUt Den Las
MISMAS SFRV|RAN IDfN-
TICO PROPOSITO
Sin neCesidad de nueyO BOni-
bfamientO, tOdOs los miembfOs
de dichas JuntaS, designados
en- 1920, estdn autOrizadOs pa
ra atuar en- el presente periO-
do de inSCripCiOnes

El Superintendent General de Elec-
clones de Puerto Rico, Mr.. Keith, ha
dirigido la siguiente circular todas
las Juntas locales del mismo ncgocia-
do en- la isla, la cual dice .asi:
(1) Los Presidentes de las Juntas
Locales de Elecciones, sus sustitutos
debidamente autorizados Y en- funcio.
nes, estan en- la obligation de frmar
todos los cERTIFICADos DE ms
CRIPCIoN (vease la Secci6n "a de la
ley Electoral la Resolution de la
Junta Insular de Elecciones que la
amplifca).
(2) Todos los miembros de las Jun
tas Locales de Eleccioles y sus susti-
tutos debidamente atltorizados y EN-
funciones, estan autorizados para to-
mar Ell juramento en- las "peticiones..
de inscrircion,' pero este debera ha-
.cerse en- los locales de las inscripcio-
nes autorizados por la ley y durante
los dias Y horas fijados por la Junta
1nsular de Elecciones y proclamados
por ell Gobernador.. Las peticiones de
inscription juradas en- esa forma de-
beran ser entregadas los Presiden-
tes de las Juntas de Elecciones en- pre-
sencia de los peticionarios. (v6ase la
Secci6n % de la Ley ElectoraD.
(Continda en- la pagina 81
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A.V is 0

Los sres. Bruno & vazquez, Inc. Sc
complacen en- invitar a todos los Sres.
Empresarios v Alquiladores de Pelicu-
las asi como a todos los Representatives.
de la Prensa para lae exhibicion pri-
vada de la production LOS ENEMIGOS
DE LA MUJER, que Sc llevara efec-
to en- Ell Teatro Rialto las 10 A. M.
del Viernes 81 del cite. ~
Bruno & Vazquez, Inc Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20

La Aoc1on Iu1 Gelar Sas01s y Id hc4 5iI-
sa anoto su excepc,oa. -.
Fueron recusados todos los juradcs
que intervinieron Ell el juicto contra
carlos Af0ch0' Z 4c.!9.
CONSTITUTION DEL JURADo
sAs 'are ssssssss
Toda Ia mafiaua fue ocupada Ell La
constitution del Jurado. FL Sr. Tizol
hacia a los jurados insistentes pre-
guntas para detarminar perfectamente
81 tenian no opinion formada del
asunto, y present5 la Corte jurispru-
dencia de California tendente esta-
blecer la teoria ac que todo jlrado
que tuviera opinion tornado tel asun-
to y que necesirara prleba suticiente
en- contrario para hacerio variar 0e
opinion debia ser re2usaao
Durante las recusacionas ell Fiscal
objeto la forma insistente con que la
defensa preguntac& la misma cosa a
los jurados Y Sc suscit5 I'm incidente
en- que ell abogado defensor manifesto
enfaticamente a la corte que el estapa
hacienda uso de un ,erecho que le as1s-
tia al acusado y que Ell estaba SECURE
que ella Corte lo sostendria en- su posi-
ci6n.
A las once y media quedo defnltiva-
mente constituido el Jurado por los 81
guientes seiiores
Herminio Diaz Arana, Guainabo; !;
Luiz Cruz, Trujillo Alto; Miguel Man
quail, Lola, Modesto Captain Guainabo; /;
Juan Calzada Gonzalez, Lofza; Gerardo
Mendez, Rio Grande; r. Ramirez Val
(Continua en- la pagina 50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20

blaci6n infantil. Nuestra escuela in
Gina al estudiante hacia ell campo
professional Y nuestro pals es peque-
no para dar oportunidad a tantos
PROFESSIONALS como Sc forman en- las
escuelas.
Tengo fe en- este movimiento Y
deseo interesar a todos los inspecto-
res en- el."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20
Uno de los testigos pide protection a Ia Corte
aIegandO haber sido amenazadO pOr los hermanOs
de CIemente. LA aparid6n de in bastondtO en-
eI teahO msmO de Ia tragedia fue aver parte
fundamental de Ia prueba de cargo pfesentada
pOr el minSterlO pdbGlCO

A las nueve de la manana de aver,
en- Ell Tribunal de di,trit0 de esta c1u-
dad, presidido por el Hon. Juez Rodrl-
guez Sierra, Sc dio coinierzo la vista
en- Ell case seguido contra Jacinto Gle
mente, por un delito de asesinato en-
primer grado cometido en- Ia persona de
la nina. menor de catorce amos, CUTLER
nina Rodriguez, el lila veinte de fe-
brero ultimo, hecho que fue perpetra-
do con ell agravante de Ia violaclon en-
complicidad con otra persona y ell cual
escandaloso suceso por 10 horroroso y
repugnante de las :ircunstancias en- que
fue cometido ha conmovido profunda-
mente toda la Sociedad pcrtorriQne-
fia.
UNA MoCIoN DE LA DEFENsA
f Es Ell defensor en- este cGso, nomh1a-
do abogado de oficio por Ell Tribunal
de Distrito, ell hahil crin!ralista, don
Jose de JESUS Tizol La defensa antes
de que Sc diera comienzo al juicio re-
produjo la moci6n de suspension hecha
en- reiteradas ocasionea fund4ndola
ahora en- que ell hecho dc haberse cele-
brado el dia anterior Ell juicio, por
igual delito, contra Carlos Arooho y
habiendo intervenido ell ell mismo e.
| mismo panel de jurados citado y ha
biendu presenciado muchos de esos ca
balleros la practica de Ia prueba y te-
niendo en- cuenta el 2esIlltado de aquel
| iIticio. entendia ella ITe todas cstas
circunstancias podrian perjudicar los
| Gerechos de su acIsado a tener Tn
Juicio imparcial y serene en- la apre-
eiaci6n de la prueba y las alegaciones
de las parties.
Sc opuso esta mocion ell Hon. Fis-
cal G5mez, basandose en- que 70 pro-
cedia Ia suspension por las razones ale
| gadas debido a que aun cuando sc ci-
tara otro panel de jurados estes esta-
rian tambien informados del resultado
del juicio contra Arocho que mien-
tras mas tempo sc dejara transcurrir
mejor informados estarian los hombre
que habrian de Ser seleccionados para
constituir Ell Jurado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20
vs,l,n MARIA MACDALENA' ysal.ll
IMPORTANTE

Soicitamos proposiciones de personas interesadas'
para estabeciento de sb-agenca Santurce pa
ra la venta de los conocdos automobiles Packard Hudson
y Essex.
ST I'd. active tene aIguna responsabidad econ6-
mica, ystenos.
SANTIAGO A. PANzARDI LTD
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EL- FIGARO

Nos completeness en- anunciar
a nuestra numerosa cIienteIa que
esta barberia permanecera
cerrada ell sabado 22 despues de
las IL M. por ser dia de la Abo-
Iicion.
PEDRO TRUJILLo Gull
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20
Ell DR.. Bocanegra Lopez

anuncia -que va esta de nuevo
frente su oensultorio, alas ho-
ras de costumbre de g a IL A.
M. v de 2 a 5 P. M. San Fran
cisco 50.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-20
ULTIMA HORA.
El veredictO en- ell case contra
JaCintO Clemente

La una de la madrugada de hoy despues de ratio
de deberacon el Jurado entenda contra
cto Cemen sensational proceso que estaba venose
ante ell Tribunal de Distto egres6 orte rndiendo un
yeredicto de culpable de Asesinato primer grado
Ell Hon Juez el de Carlos Arocho seal6 ell
Qua 20 de oorren para la lecta de la sentenca Ell
dcSc renddo la cacacion del delito apareian Ia nena
Gle muerte ' =" FsN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
OAKLAND NEEDS
GOOD sHORTSTOP

Give the Oakland team q sood
shorutop. "A high class fielding In
fielder and put their fun strength IN
the field and they would just about
win the pcnuan'.
Oakland has the beat mound Hiaff
In the league. five good men beinE
available In Mails Foster kunr.
Boehler and Krauss They're all "a.
ptrisneed men.
You can't monkey around with
KID lnfielders with your team IN the
pennant race. says Louis Guisto. the
big Oakland first sacker. "Wr have
been unfortunate losing regulars and
our inflcld has besn weakened Our
pitching. good as j, u. would be bet
ter with a tighter inficld
The same old thlns. a team can't
get very far without good defense
az second base
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Eckerman In
Every Game

DETROIT. Sept. - Harold
Eckerman. Michigan Aggies. has
a unique football record. Ecker
man has been member Of the
Aggics for two seasons, during
which time he has played every
minute OF every game.
Eckcrman Is center and has
ono more season 70 play lie
hopes TO keep intact his remark
ablo record for the remainder Of
his college gridifon career.
Stanley Muirheads. former Uni.
veraity Of Michigan tackle. saw
three seasons work on the Yost
elevcnH. taking part in every
conference game played during
that stretch and was out OF the
lineup for only two minutes all
told.
Fcats like these are rare Col.
lcke football is too tough game
for a player 20 escape the injury
bugaboo entirely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Thden Easy
Victor Over
Coast Star

FOREST HILLS y. Y. sept a.
With al tho power and brililance
of a great champion. William r. Til.
den defeated William NJ. Johnston
here this afternoon In the final
round OF the national championship
and became the American titleholdcr
for the fifth consecutive time.
The scores were 81. o. and 60.
The victory OF tho champion in
Itself was not go much Of surprise
as tho case with which IL was nc.
oomplLshtd with the exception OF
The second set. when the game little
Californian played with a dying des.
psra,ion. Tilden fairly crushed him
with a smashlng attack.
Giving Tildcn full credit for
credit for the brilliant game he
played. II must be admitted that
Johnston did not play today
with the power and accuracy he
exhibited yesterday against Ger.
aid Patterson. And. on the other
hand. Tilden was 100 per cent
better than he was when Winnie
Richards had his crown knocked
over ON one ear.
JohnstonN game was full OF net
errors and he did lot Of driving.
but Tilden had set tho pace in his
game that Johnston was hurried too
much to be accurate and there was
30 much power in tho champions
stroke That the lite Californian
could not Judge nor time his returns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Dave Black
Wins State
Open Title

EVERETT, Sept 3.-The Washing.
~ ton state amateur golf cham.
pionship tournament starts here to.
day
The open tourney was decided yes.
terdny when Dave Black. profcs.
sional Of the shnughncssy Heights
club, Vancouver, n c.. turned in a
score OF 300 for the ~ holes Of play.
and was returned tho winner.
Jack Westland. Seattle city cham.
plon, was high amateue. with g97,
and was tied with Johnny Jones OF
Seattle and Phil Taylor OF Victoria.
for second. Bon Stein. Seattle anna.
tour, had 2sS, and Walter Pursoy.
lnglowood pro, and Jack Hueston,
Seattle indoor teacher, each had 200,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Champion Is
Eliminated
in Tourner
Miss Cummings Trimm.l
in Women's Golf Me-,
by Miss Burns
BULLETIN

NAYATT. r. l.. Sept IN.
Edith Cumming. present ns,'..'
golf champion. was eliminate
her second round match with v,
Miriam Burns, former Western \.
holder on the 2ist hole here .
day
Miss Mary Browne Los Ans,.
defeated Mlss Louise Forer,
Youngstown, Ohio. who has hes 4.
Ohio title. by 2 toi.
Miss Glenna Collette. PROVIDE,
who lost the title last year. wan.
away from Mrs Jack Renwlcs. n
York. winning and 6.
Mra. Clarence canterbeck. N
dolphin. who held the champions
almost a decade since. rolled .;
record margin in eliminating y,
Z. 4. Harwood by toS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Queen Anne May
Lose Grid Star

Queen Anne high school may lose
the services OF big Bruce Johnson. its
star football player, Johnson Is re.
turning to school. but here is "A pos.
sibllity that the faculty won't let him
play because OF misunderstanding
regarding incomplotos, II will be a
hard blow for the Kuays. as John.
son is player OF calibcr seldom seen
on prep school gridlrons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Ralph De Palma Is
Victor at San Jos,

SAN JOSE. Cal. Sept. ,.-Ra5
De Palma won four Of the six az
races at the Old Santa Clara cog-i
fair grounds yesterday.
Two drivers were injured. ADJ
Gusti was thrown from his -
on a turn in the 55.mile race, IA
turing n leg and receiving ms
cuts and bruises. ]. II. Smith We
thru a fence in the consolatr
race. the last event of the q
and was severely injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Waterfront Club
Plays in Canada

The crack Waterfront A. c. team,
runners-up in the City league base
ball race. is in Vancouver. b. c., to
day for n game with the leading
semi.pro aggregation OF that city.
The longshoremen took the Canadian
Pacific boat last night and will re.
turn Thursday morning. Wednesday
afternoon is a half.holiday in the
Terminal City. and a big crowd is
expected TO turn out TO see the con.
test.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Firpo-Wills
Battle Looks
Certain Yet
Hardly Probable That Ar
gentine Will be Deport-
ed Before Bout Is Held

WAsiHNGToN, Sept s-Dssplte
w efforts TO dep0rt him within the
next week. Luis Angel Firpo. Ar
gcniine pugiusL probably viii be-
free 70 rght Harry wlla September
n. Il appeared today
Whatever the action n the labor
department In the next Few days.
Firpo viii have recourse 10 the
courts for stay u possible de-.
porihtlon order. which would permit
him 70 80 ahead with the contest
The departments speed IN the
case h due 10 Canon William &
Chase Of brooklyn. who has nctiied
u with veiled charges o. undue de-.
l1y which be abcribca az Influence"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Mixed Doubles
Featured for
Tennis Nee

BERKELEY. Cal. Sept. s,-Mrl
- doubles matches promised N
features Of today's play in the al
fornia state tennis championship
the Berkeley Tennis club.
Helen wills and Ray Casey me-.
Avery Folleii and Tevis Martin !,
Charlotte Hosmer and Herbert svs
meet Mrs 1nez whs,ley and 2
woodail in the most Imports
matches.
Avery Folllett and Charlotte HI.
mer play Carolyn Schwartz al
Eleanor Tenant in the fea,vI
match OF the womens doubles. n
Neer vs.. j. d. Holmes in the me-
singles and Phil Neer and "a
Brown vs.. Stanley Smith and aBur
Powers are other important maiess
Of the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Nichols Signs
With Sinonich
to Scrap Here

Johnny NICHOLS. Omaha wei.
~ terwcight. meets Joe simonich. OF
Butte. In the main event OF tho
smoker 10 be staged Tuesday night
at the ball park.
Simonieh defeated Alex Trambitas
last night In Portland. and also holds
a recent Victory over Willie Richie.
the former lightweight champion. in
an attempted comeback at Oakland.
Jack Lewis, manager OF Tiny Her.
man. who also handles Nichols. says
that the welterwcight has good
record, beating boys like Billy Wells
and Morrie schluiflor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03

bag and bounded into left field.
Rohwer poled long fly to right
field that caromed off Of the boards.
Arlett falling down when he iripped
trying 10 make the catch. Brady
scored all the way from first base.
The ever-reliabIe Eldred smacked
homer that just fen inside OF the
left field bleachers in the sixth. That
ended seatiie's scoring.
Gather led off with a triple TO
start oakland's ninth and scored on
Bakers long fly 10 center.
Oakland presented a crippled line.
up. Gather, an outtielders. playing
third base. and Reese. a kid1nfielder.
filling in at shortstop McCarron
covered second. Adams being out
with a bum leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
FIRro IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK. Sep, 3 Aner a
hhh'y departure from the training
camp at Saratoga Springs, whore he
was getting ready Tor hia fight with
Harry Wills. Luis Angel Flrpo was
here today Tor conference With Tex
HieAard and hif attorneys
Firpo was alarmed by reports that
he vas to be arrested on charge
% giving faise testimony regarding
hb relations with Blanca Picart who
was refused admission 10 the United
States AZ tho time Firpo returned
from South America. Firpo said ho
would confer with Richard ana bis
aiiorneyH and discuss the defense 10
be presented II warrant Is served
on him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
ACTI0N ny FRIDAY

WASHINGTON, SEPT g-Commis.
hionrf of Immigration Husband 20.
day was notified BY Henry II Cur.
ran, Immigration commissioner ui
Ellis island. that HIS investigation Of
tho case u Luis Angel firpo. Ar.
scniine puEilisi whose deportation
b sought by Canon William s Chase.
u brooklyn, viii b. concluded and
submitted Friday.
With Curmn'p report IN hand. Act.
ing sccrotnry 81 Labor white and
Husband will decide whether grounds
exist Tor Firpob deportation. az
Chase alleges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
CRANES EXPERIENCE
NEEDED by INDIANS

sammy Crane il badly needed back
al shortstop Frank Emmer has been
doing veil enough. but Crane's longer
experience in the pinchea has been
telling on several critical plays and
Emmer hasn't been very sood al the
plate.
with the club right up behind the
Seals. experienced men arc needed In
that infieid.
Crane was AZ the park yesterday.
stlli unable 10 don uniform because
Of recent attack uf indigestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Nationalist Will
Fight With Silva

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Sept. g.
Young Nationalist and Teddy Silva
open the Hollywood American Le-
gion bantamwcight tournament Fri.
day night,
They will be required to make lis
pounds at 2 p. m. on the day OF
the fight The Legion tourney will
be similar TO the contests conducted
in the lightweight division. which
saw Johnny Adams OF San Bernar.
dino awarded the title belt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03

Kunz and George Boehler
might be sold. but the Oak
land team isn't interested UNI
less we can obtain good men in
exchange.
Kunz is tho only player on our
team subject 10 draft and spencer
Adams is thg only player that r.
with us under option PitinburE hnN'
INK the call on tho second shcker,
we arc up IN the race IN spite o.
unfortunate accidents. Que pitching
being good and BUZZ Arle'i IL show
Ing a LOT OF class in aliround play
particularly 90 the bases ana In
knocking IN runs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Danny Edwards Loses
Scrap to Vic Foley

VANCOUVER, b. c.. Sept. 3.-Vic
Foley. claimant 10 the Canadian ban
tamweight championship. won the
decision over Danny Edwards, col.
ored scrapper from Portland. in
loround bout here last night. 1t
was a fast bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Ne.t,rda,.. momc nun mItter,
Home Rune Leader.
with Ruth Mt Ia,

Y irht EAfncs
First inning Filed to center
Fourth Inning Rolled to second.
Sixth iuning-Douhled to left
Eighth inning Rolled to short.
Second game.
First inninE-Patsed purpuseIy.
second innlng-WalRed.
Fourth innlng-Fiied TO left.
sixth innlng-out on strikes. replaced
W Koran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Joe Sinonich Wins
Over A. Trambita

PORTLAND. Sept. 5.-Joe sins
ich. Butte welterweight. had ID
trouble in beating Alex Tramblii
Portland. in a 10.round bout here L
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Oaks TO Keep Players and
Try TO Build Up Ball Club
"More Money in Good Gate Than in Selling Stars
Says Del Howard Oakland Is One of Best Home
Teams in Attendance; Arleu and Pitchers Draw
BY LEO II. LASSEN

iERE Is more money IN having good ball club
and drawing the dough thru the turnstiles than
there is in peddliPg high priced stars to the
majors
That's what Del Howard, one Of the powers
behind the Oakland baseball club. thinks.
Oakland is one of the best baseball cities for
its size in the country" says iowarc, "and the
Oakland fans proved IL when the club got up in
the race and battled San Francisco a few weeks
attendance being established for the week.
has had offers for the immediate delivery Of
and Buzz Arlett and there is a chance that Earl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Jones Beats
Oakland in
Mound Duel
Southpaw Hooks UP With
Veteran Krause and
Wins 81 Pitching Tilt
PACIFIC COAST LrAGrE

IT was a letthanded afternoon at
L the bali park Tuesday, Percy Lee
Jones and Harry caruso Rrause
hooking UP in the nlftiest kind OF
pitching duel and the seattle wrong.
handler won the verdict over the Oak.
land veteran. to /.
Jones Topped seven Oaks on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03

strik es a n q
Rrause famed
eight OF the
Braves. Jon es
walked but three
men. otherwise
having excellent
control and he's
an effective left.
handler when he
can control his
stuff
The first run
OF the matinee
cam e in the
fourth inning
- d- Lad off
with a single
that hit the third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Salt Lake Comes
From Behind; Wins

Los ANOELEs, Sept 1.-Salt
Lake came from behind and won the
first game OF the series from Los
Angeles yesterday. overcoming a 81
lead BY scoring one in the seventh.
four in tho eighth and two In the
ninth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
Eddie Muir
Portland Takes
Vernon Into Camp

PORTLAND. sept .. ~ Portland
won the first one from Vernon Tues.
day. rs. in 10 innings. Cochran
walked. Leverenz doubled and Han.
nah threw wild trying to pick Coch.
ran Off Of third in the 10th. That
ended things. Vernon scored four
runs in the third. but couldn't hold
Z hn Lad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
GIANTS LOSE
SOME GROUND
Split Double Bill, While
Pirates Rest and Dodg-
ers Win Pair

BOSTON. Sept. s.-BreakIng even
- with Boston yesterday the New
York team lost ground In the Ma.
iional league M the Plttsburg club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
BY BILLY EVANS

IlAIEN VANCE Brooklyn
~ sensation OF tho major leagues this
In SEASON rvpirte with Unusually Eoad pitching performance
Vance holds ho ~ The without much
on August g. or this pitching Chicago Vance
"a
The trick he compelled 70 IAN Do
Fifteen airoous b. modern National league record ~ falls
short Of tho American league ithe Waddrn
The 10Th straight National tho year.
topping cpuaing
record or thr made hy Hollis Thurstan Chicago
Nance's Record Chances
MTHEN his ga victory year Brooklyn had
w played no leaving 81 be- b
that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03
ChieagO's Easy for Vance
frankie GenarO's Chance

Attic he has defeated Pancho Villa twice Frankie Genaro
doesn't hold the worlds nyweight crown yet, because
those victories before Villa stopped Jimmy Wilde
Genaro, boxing master battles Is rounds with Villa
for the title tomorrow night in Gotham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-03

Jones had Bum Arlett stopped and
that really saved the ball game Tues.
day. Twice Ariett came up with two
men on bases. but no took third
strike the first time and flied out the
second.