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At first gl;~Pat SpauldinG would
appear to be too small to be really
effective at shortstop. In a game,
however. Pats work is truly remark
able for one of his slight stature. AT
present he is hitting for an average
of $50, and his fielding is one of the
bright spots in the Independent Sc
ries. Spaulding covers large amount
of territory, too, in addition to pack
ing an iron throwing arm that sell
dom errS.
Yohe Murray, outfielder, is the most
feared slugger in the Independent
loop. His batting mark of .433 indi-
Gates what he has done to the oppos-
ing boxmen. Yohe's stance at the
plate embodies the grace and tech
nique of a player in the big show.
Yohe bats from the port side.
Many fans will recall Johnny Ise-
man of the University of Maryland
nine several years ago. This same
Johnny is playing a bang-up game
for the Lyceuns. He is smacking the
ball for mark above 400. Iseman
is adept both at the second sack and
in the outfeld and has proven a
power in defense to the Dominicans.
Brayton, Mcconnell and GrazZini
have done practically all of the hurl-
ing for Lyceum this season. McCon-
the two other moundsmen have turn
ed in some first-rate games.
Regardless of whether, the Lyceum
Club cops the award in the second set
of Independent matches, it will enter
the finals by virtue of its winning
the title in the first series.
The city's most formidable teams
are supplying the action in the lnde-
pendent circuit. In order to remain in
the running in the second series, the
Lyceum Club will be forced to win
practically all four of its remaining
games. The nine should have an easy
time with the lowly Cherrydale Ath-
letic Club next Sunday on the lat
ter's grounds in match starting at
5 o'clock. Pete Haley Is pilot of Do
minican Lyceum this season.
CloverS and Cresccnts of Section B
junior division of the Washington
Base Ball and Amateur Athletic AS
sociation, will meet in the deciding
match Sunday at 1:30 o'clock on the
south diamond of the Ellipse. Each
team is credited with IL wins and
defeats. while the sturdy Noun,
Rainier nine is out of the running
with 10 victories in IL starts.
Union Printers. Sorsted by Mount
Rainier Sunday, hoped to aVenge
themselves against the Maryland
combination today at 4:3O o'clock al
the Washington barracks, in one OF
the elimination tilts of the unlimited
division of the Washington Base Bal
and Amateur Athletic Association
Irving Batson, Mount Rainier strike
out king, is due to face the Printers
while Webb Simons or Pound will be
called upon to halt the Marylanders
Another match that will have bear
ing on the w. b. b. \. a. A. title is
booked today at 5 o'clock on the east
diamond of the Ellipse. Quartermas-
ters and Registers. title winners ir
the War and Treasury loops. respec'
lively, were to provide the entertain
ment. The victor will be matched
against the Williams-Webb combina-
ton of the Commercial series tomor
row.
O'Donnell'x Drug Store nine will
meet a rugged opponent in the Police
Department tossers tomorrow at
o'clock on the Union Station Plaza
grounds.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
WILLIAMS ELIMINATION
BYLOTT GREAT SURPRISE
Defeats of Brookes, Veteran Australian, and Bob
Kinsey Also Startling -Tilden.Alonso Tilt
Heads Today's Brilliant Program

OREST HILLS N Y, August @-Wiliam T. Tiden, Phadc-
phia defending champion Manuel Alfonso
second round of the mems national singles
IldenAonso match
preventing the taking
both had drawn byes in the first
The elimination of r. Norris Williams,
former title holder by the world George
Lott r of Chicago junior champion came as
Lott playing his first title tournament,
Williams
had since ne held the national title in 1914 and 1916
Inc Lott Williams the
ea others OF an astonishing nature The defeat
brookes Australian by Hugh Keer
victory of Watson Washbun of New Kny Of San
stincts - -
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y
While New York and Washington
were defeating Cleveland and st.
Louis SO and 20, respectively, De-
troit lost ground when the Red Sox
took an thinning decision over Tvs
Tigers, 43.
Babe Ruth hit his fortieth home
run of the season in the Cleveland
game, Iris Speaker of the Indians
also clouting for the circuit.
The Athletics and the White Sox
remained idle in Philadelphia on ac-
count of rain.
Dividing a double-header with the
Cubs, losing the first game, S-2. and
winning the nightcap, ILL.,, cost the
Giants a half game of their four game
lead over the Pirates in second place,
the Pittsburgh crew getting IA ver-
dict over the Phillies in the second
game of a double header scheduled In
the Smoky City, the first game being
postponed until today because OF
rain.
The Dodgers downed the Cardinals.
5-3, and increased their lead in third
place over the Cubs to one full game.
Rogers Hornsby, Cardinal second
baseman and leading hitter in the
major leagues. smashed out his
twenty-first. home run of the season
off Doak in the first inning, giving
st. Louis a good start, but all to no
avail.
Boston made a strong finish in its
game with Cincinnati when in the
ninth inning, with the Reds leading,
the Braves tied the score off Rixey,
punched three hits off Mays in the
tenth and won the game, 6-5.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
SCHOOLBOYS PRIMING
FOR INTERClTY MEET

Nearly 1000 schoolboys, r'arin' to
go, will invade the Union Station
Plaza grounds tomorrow to compete
in the fnterplayground track and
field meet for the right to be named
on the all-star team that will oppose
the Baltimore playground athletes
in Central Stadium, September 6.
Tomorrow's affair will get under way
at 1920 o'clock under the direction
Of Dick Tennyson. head of the boys
playground activities.
Opinion is divided as to the out
come of the September intercity car
nival. The Orio1e City boys have
excelled in several events.
Washington, however, is expected
to produce several athletes capable
Of besting the Baltimoreans and keen
competition for the main meet trophy
is anticipated.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
TELEGRAPHERS' RATTLE
RATTLES BRIAN NORTON

FOREST HILLS, n. Y. August
28.--A display of temperament yes
terdny by Brian Norton, former
South African star, and now
resident of st. Louis, caused a
mild commOtion during the ma
tfonal tennis championships. Dur
ing the height of his match with
Clarence Griffin OF San FranciSco,
Norton Knocked n ball into the
press stand. hitting telegraph
operator. His action prompted a
protest by newspaper men, and Nor
ton, who later said he was an
noycd by the sound of rattlins,
typewriter and buzzing telegraph
instrument, was understood to
have been demonstrated with by
ton rnament officials.
At the time the incident occurred,
foobert Kinney OF San Frnncisco.
a player-writer, wns debating a
story in the press stand beside the
operator hit by the ball.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
.JOHNSON'S NO:HIT HURLINC
KEEPS LEAGUE RACE TIGHT

but Walter Johnson pitching
ace goes pitching the brand of ball
that Today Johnson holds the
not major league
base although his sixth scoree
of the season seventh victory his
Washington only behind the egue-Ieadng Yankees
in
be the fight the finish
since the organization a being.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
MUNY NET ENTRIES .
CLOSE TOMORROW

Entries for the Municipal tennis
court championship, which will get
under way Saturday, will close to-
morrow at o'clock at Spading's
Drawings will be made Thursday.
Washington'S leading Municipal
court players are expected to com
pete. Davis, Crago and OConnell,
who made such an impressive show
ing last season, are due to enter
again this year
An all-star team will be picked
from the tournament for the inter
city match with Baltimore several
weeks hence. Last year the Oriole
city netmen nosed out the District
team by one lone match.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
TIDAL BASIN MILERS
TO RACE TOMORROW

Tidal Basin swimmers are reported
to be in fine fettle for the annual
mile free-style events to be held
tomorrow at o'clock under the
auspices OF the Miler's Swimming
Club.
Nineteen will complete in the
mems race, while six contestants are
listed for the woman's event. Lynn
Woodwork, Business High School
coach; Capt. Edwards, Royce Hough
and c. E. Beckett will be officials.
H. Litman, who has covered the
mile route in 26 minutes 10 seconds.
is expected to give a good account of
himself, but should be pressed by
H. Rice and Don HALEY, two of the
Tidal Basins best swimmers.
Thelma Winkjer and Estha Saton
are favored to make an impressive
showing in the woman's race.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
HELEN WILLS Beaten.
But BY MAN PLAYERS

CHICAGO, August e6.-Helen Wills.
on her way to her home in Berkeley,
caiif'' after a string of tenni, vic
tories at the Olympic games in the
East, stopped over here long enough
yesterday to win an exhibition set
and drop two.
Facing Jack Harris, Chicago star,
she lost the first set 6-l. In the
second set she came out on top, 6-4.
Then with Cranston Holman of San
Francisco as her partner, she played
hard and fast only to have Harris
and Robert Brown, Chicago, stop her
and Holman, g..
Miss Wills went on to Berkeley,
where she will re-enter the Uni
versity of California in the Fall.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
DEAN WOULD LIFT BAN
ON WOMAN SWIMMERS

CHICAGO, August 26.-The Illinois
Athletic Club will fight to finish
in an effort to have Ethel Iackie,
I. A c. swimming star. reinstated
by the Middle Atlantic A A. u.
which has suspended her and eleven
others, including Olympic team stars.
for competing in an unsanctioned
meet, Charles A. Dean, athletic
chairman of the l. A. c.. said. If
necessary. the fight will be carried
to the national organization. Dean
said. He has asked eastern officials
for particulars.
The unsanctioned meet was held
last Friday at Ocean City, \. j., and
Miss I1ackie established a record of
1904 LIS for the 100-yard free style.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
SMITH is EASY MARK
FOR RENAULT IN BOUT

BUFFALO, n. Y, August 26.-Jack
Renault, Canadian heavyweight cham
pion, won judges decision here last
night over Homer Smith, the Michi-
gan heavy, in 10 rounds. Renault
scored seven knockdowns, one in the
first round and two each i'll the
fourth, ninth and tenth rounds.
Renault weighed 199 pounds and
Smith 190 The contest took place
in an open arena on the International
League clubs base ball grounds.
Smith began working fast left
jab in the fifth and held Renault at
bay until the ninth. when the Cana
dian foored him with a left hook to
the stomach. Smith got up and was
knock ed down again. But he managed
to weather the round. Smith, whiting
under storm of punches, tottered
twice in the final round, but managed
to keep his feet until the bell.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
ASHEVILLE MEMS GOLF
TOURNEY is UNDER WAY

ASHEvILLE, n. c., August 90
With a brilliant galaxy of more than
200 golfers entered. the Asheville
Country Clubs mems golf .tourna-
ment got under way today.
Twelve States and more than 40
cities are sending some of their lead
ing golf players to Asheville for this
tournament Officials of the club pre-
dict it will be one of the greatest
Journeys ever held here.
Evening star., 1924-08-26

The foreign contingent held their
own in the opening bid for honors
against the American stars Gerald
PATTERSON, Australian ace. did not COM
plete his match with Paul Martin of
New York. but his teammates, Pat
OHara Wood and Robert +. Schlesin-
ger, advanced, as did three Frenchmen.
Jean Borotra, winner at Wimb edon:
Rene LaCoste and Alain Gerbault.
Two japanese stars, F'ukuda and Okla
moto, also came through.
Johnston and Richards Win.
William NJ. Johnston of San Fran
cisco. Vincent Richards of Yonkers and
Harvey Snodgrass of Los Angeles ad-
Vanced with decisive victories.
AS the result of the first DAYS
matches Il players advanced to the
second round and 13 others, who had
drawn byeS in the first round, reached
the third round. Ten matches re-
mained unfinished in the first and sec
ond rounds of play.
The feature matches today, besides
the Tilden-Alonso match, are William
NJ. Johnston VS.. r. E. Schlesinger.
Harvey Snodgrass VS.. Watson Wash
burn, Jean Borotra VS.. f. w. Feible-
man of New York, NJ Fukuda VS.. Stan
ley Pearson of Philadelphia. Alain
Gerhault VS.. winner of the match be-
tween Gerald Patterson and Paul NJ
Morton, B. l. c. Norton of st. Louis
VS.. Clarence Griffin of San Francisco,
Howard kinsey of San Francisco VS..
DR.. George King of New York and the
match between George Lott and the
winner of the Willard Crocker, Cana
dian Davis cup player. and George
Nhltlock of New York match.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
SISLER THINKS JOHNSON
"AS GOOD NOW AS EVER"

II there be my dOabt N to how
Walter JOhnsOn rates N q pitcher
among ball players themselves
give heed to this, voiced last night
by George Sfs1er, manager Of the
Browns and one Of the most ac-
c0mplished betnmeA the game ever
produceds
"Our bunch all regretted that
the game could not go nine innings
rs there seemed little doubt john
son again would write HIS name
in the n0-Lit hall Of fame. Under
the dark aky out there today
JOhnSOn's pitches came over look.
ing about the sise Of peas and We
felt satisfied to even connect re-
Fardless Of where the hall went.
In my estimation JOhnson right
now u n good n he ever Was."
Evening star., 1924-08-26
MARTINSBURG GOLFERS
CRUSH FREDERICK TEAM

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, August 26.
In their first home match of the
year. Opequon Golf Club players de-
feated a team from the Catoctin
Country Club, of Frederick, Md, on
the local course, 1914 to Az.
The teams were composed OF the
following: Frederick - Haughton,
Hirshberger, Legore, Grove, w. Leb-
herr and II. Lebherz. MartinsburS-
Bennett, Campbell, Caskey. II. Fl. En-
inert, J. o. Henson and A. r. Emmert
Evening star., 1924-08-26
STRIBLINC DOPED
TO OUTLOOK BERLENBACEl
BY FAIR PLAY.

YORK 26A the Strbng family will be at the ring
nj side night the battling Sbng youngster steps
l Y into the ring oppose Paul Berlenbach
than he is world beate And lots
other fans When he Boston mnge
folks Hams ability to sock, fig
ed paul would But the Ham
all ham Wnen
throue pastng
Evening star., 1924-08-26

This d Oes n q {
mean that your
arms are held
riEidly there. hut
you should have
n feeling that the
arms just touch
a & n I n st yO u r
sides.
he d \ n z er
point with the
n r m ., and the
point where they
are most likely to
reach out away
from the body. In
Mt the beginning
of the back swing.
Here. because or
the tendency Inn
Il 49, ~
Evening star., 1924-08-26
DUAL WIN OVER BROWNS
WILL, GIVE GRIFFS LEAD
Rain at End of Seventh Inning Balks Johnsons Bid
for NoHit Game, But Fails to Prevent
20 Win for His 10Th Shut.Out.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

G TYMED by their plot place the hectic
in
Battling Bucks will make the effort today unless
nconsiderate enough
Another bargain billed for
afternoon if both
Nationals will be breeng
how Speakers Indians fare the Yanks who
while Johnson hurting 20
Evening star., 1924-08-26

reach back with the club, the ARMS
may exert q reaching out which will
take the clubhead outside the direc-
tion ine passing through the ball.
If they reach cut mt this point the
reaching with the arms will be likely
to continue throughout the entire
hack swing, and . persistent slice
will result.
Copyright. 19n4.)
Evening star., 1924-08-26
DETROIT NOW LONE FLAG
CONTENDER In THE WEST
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK, August 6Enoug has happened the
with the exception OF Detroit likely the
beyond that of a1so-ran.
This all ideas
plans with which beganidea
balance Of Cleveland and Detroit picked knock
down Eastern clubs trample
Chicago figured OF strength knock the
WEe led fopefuo
Evening star., 1924-08-26
TRIO OF SANDLOT STARS
ON DOMINICANS' ROSTER

7LE buzzing outstanding
wv 1924 would that several of the Dominican
Lyceum diamond athletes already have earned laures. Any
club that the title the first of the Independent
this the dopester ude oted Fans who
achieved
because of the stellar work of Pat Spudng Yohe Murray Johnny
Mcconnell Other members of
credtab could with that
Evening star., 1924-08-26
BRITTON TAKES BOUT.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 26.-Billy
Britton. Columbus, Kan.,.. middle
weight, was awarded the judges de-
cision over Harris Fay of Louisville.
KY, In . 12-round bout here last
night. Each weighed 1853 pounds.
Evening star., 1924-08-26

Clark and Harrison of the National
Athletic Club smacked homers when
their team took the measure of the
Western in an S-to-1 engagement
Harris held the losers to four bingles
President Sylvester Breen of the
Alexandria Cardinals has called a
meeting tonight at s o'clock at 1922
King street, Alexandria, Va.
Yankee Juniors were primed for
tilt with the Lafayette nine today
at o'clock on diamond No. 1 of the
Monument grounds.
PetwOrth Athletic Club will be
kept quite busy this week. The
team planned to tackle the Path
finders today at o'clock on the
grounds at Eighteenth and Newton
streets northeast. Naval Air Station
will be encountered tomorrow at the
same hour. Petworth will journey to
Fredericksburg. Va, Friday for a
game with the White Sox of that
place.
Trojan players will strive to topple
the Paramounts tomorrow at $50
o'clock on diamond No. 2 of the
Monument grounds. Trojan tossers
are to report at $50 Eighth street
southeast at 4:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tsrsnts. 80; Newark, -3.
Baltimsre, 4; Rsehester, ..
(only games schsduleG)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis. /; Kansas City, o.
IndianaPois. 4; Telsde; 9
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, el7; Little Hock, -
New Orleans. z; Chattansogs, g.
NashyiIls, Is; Birmingham, &
soUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
6reaayills, II; Ashsvi1ls, L
Nsoea, u; AuIusta, ..
Charlotte, 10; epaftsnbwy, 4
Evening star., 1924-08-26
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, August
26.-The Potomac River was little
cloudy and the Shenandoah was mud
dy this morning.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
SAME OLD WALTER

Two-base hits-Judge (2). Three-bass hit
Goslin. Sacrihces-Harris (2), johnson. Lef'
on bases-St. Louis. 2; Washington .. Base,
on balls-of johnson. 2; OF Davis. 3. Strucl
out-By johnson, 2; by Davis. 2. Passet
ball - Severeid. Umpires - ksssrs. NaIIin
Holmes and Evans. Time Of gamel hou,
and Is minutes.
Evening star., 1924-08-26
.InSideGOlf
.By Chester Horton.

have often pointed out the nd
Visibility Of keeping the arms light
Iy close to the body, near the
aheuldern. throughout the swing.
Evening star., 1924-08-26

Tosaers OF the Carlin Springs team
are to hold a meeting tonight at s
o'clock in their clubhouse.
Evening star., 1924-08-26

APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
KAoxville, 4; johnson City, 8.
Greenville, 10; Bristol, 8.
Norristown, 2: Kingsport, !.
Evening star., 1924-08-26

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
All games POSTPONED lrain).
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ali durante una buena tempoIad
NO voy hacer ninguna eisss
de trabaio'. dijo u dtrro "s5lo
mo limitare pasear por D. airf
dedores y a recohrar mi saIud
Durante los dias sncesivos. ia s5.
tana del clerieo Sc hizo algo na.
tural en- Ia montanosa villa. Tn4
noche. despues d. haber eomide. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13

dor elective fuera autorizado por la
ley para hacer el nombramiento de
Comisionado de Educaci6n, bien Sabi-
do SO tiene ell Sr. Huyke que no po-
dria nj s;quiera sonar con seguir des-
empe1ando tan delicado cometido.
Porque entonces, para ocupar ese
sitial tan elevado honrado Sc pre-
cisarian condolences de que el est& ca
balmente destituido; porque entonces
no valdriar de NADIA la abyecci6n Y
cl serviiSmo Y la ins.dia, iinicas ar
mas, que ha sabido esgrimir para su
medro.
Y s6palo de una vez ell flamante Co.
misionado, sus dias estan contados, ell
momento de la expiaci6n de sus cul-
pas Sc aproxima, y pronto caera para
no levantarse mas quien no tuvo nun
ca alas para llegar Las alturas del
espiritu.
Pedro MARTINEZ FIGUEROA.
Hacienda Lim6n, agosto IL de 1924.