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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31

Holanda parece estar confrontan-
dose con ell problema de 81 debe au-
mentar su ejercito y su marina 10
suiciente para proteger sus disper-
sas posesiones.
Su vecina, Dinamarca, tiene un go-
bierno que recientemente ha propues-
to la abolicion del ejercito Y la ma
rina a exception de una fuerza pro-
tectora de policfa.
Holanda ha aumentado su presu-
puesto de guerra ell discurso de la
reina, al abrirse ell Parlamento, no
hacia mencion del desarme.
Ell mantenimiento de una gran ma
r,na es una carga considerable sobre
las espaldas de I'm pdblico va bas-
tante cargado.
Holanda confronta ell misno pro-
blema que ell resto del mundo. No
es que uno no tenga disposition pa
ra pelear por los derechos suyos. Es
que hay que buscar la manera como
esos derechos esten mejor protegidos.
Una escuela, la vieja escuela, OPT
ma que la mejor protection para una
nacion es estar preparada militar-
mente de tai modo que pueda resistir
la aggression de otra nacion de una
combination de naciones.
Esto es Notwithstanding absurdo,
pues ninguna naci6n puede estar pre-
parada para resistir todo ell resto, y
en- cualquier momento pueden hacer
una combination contra ella.
Esto es ridfculo. Impossible. Tratar
este es imponer una contribution in
tolerable al pueblo la opinion pu-
blica Sc sublevarfa contra la idea.
La otra noci6n es que todas las
naciones deben abandonar sus fuer-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31

PORTSMOUTH, (rJew Hampshire).
Die. 30. tcable frances.) Ell sub-mari-
no v 2, que ha sido lanzado aver al
aqua en- los astilleros de este puerto,
es Ell segundo de una serie de nueve sub
1aarinos autorizados para su construc-
ci6n por el congreso de 1916.
Las dimensiones de este nuevo su-
mergibte, son dobles a aquellas de los
submarines construidos hasta ahora por
II Marina americana. Su longitud es
dc 102 metros y desplaza 1854 tonela-
das. La velocidad es de 81 nudos sobre
al mar y de 8 nudos bajo ell mar Tie
nc seis tubos lanza-torredos un ca
fion de gran alcance, asi como tambien
varias ametralladoras. su dotacion es
do so hombres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
Los ALIADos NO EvACUARAN
COLONIA

BERLIN, die. 80. (cable frances).
Con motive de la decision tomada por
los aliados despues del informe rem
dido por la Comisi6n de no evacuar
Colonia Ell dia 10 de enero como Sc
habia acordado, todo Ell pals Sc halla
excitadisimo. Los diarios publican a
grandes titulares opiniones de los mas
connotados politicos militares este
respecto.
Sin embargo Sc cree que con mott
vo de las vacaciones del Parlamento
la indignation pdblica sera calnada.
Todo hace Greer que los gobiernos de
Paris, Londres Bruselas no estan de
acuerdo en- este punto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
"SON RUMORES
INFUNDADOS"

"Respecto a 10 primero, no es cier-
to que yo embarque con el Hon. Co
bernador. Esto no sera possible a me-
nos que ell Hon. Juez Towner 10 crea
necesario, Y sobre este concepto aun
no hemos tratado. Alin no he pensa-
do en- tomar vacaciones que pudieran
facil.tarme I'm possible viaje con el
Hon. aGobernador Washington"
"El Departamento de Justica tiene
pendiente ciertos casos, que habremos
de resolver oportunamente. Ell traba-
10, por este motivo,N impide que yo
marche a Estados Unidos. Els impo-
sible que tome vacaciones en- este
momento.' &aESN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
PATINES DE BOLINES
eI mejOr regalO para
Ni1os y Ninas - $3.50
Ferreteria Merino
DON MANUEL CABRERA


Este buen amigo nuestro, fue VIC
t ma de un fuerte ataque de titus,
que le tuvo en- CANA durante AZ dfas.
No obstante, gracias los esfuerzos
del reputado galeno, DR.. Biam6n, y
a los solfcitos cuidados de sus fami-
liares, va Sc encuentra en- franca con-
FL amigo Carrera, para hacer mas
efectiva esa convalescencia, Sc ha
trasladado al Auxilio Mutuo, de Rio
Piedras, donde esta actualmente re-
clufdo.
Son nuestros mejores deseos que
tan excelente caballero como buen
amigo, este completamente bien en-
breve, para satisfaction de sus nume-
rosisimas amistades, va que son gran
des los afectos y simpatias con que
cuenta don Manuel Carrera en- esta
soeledad. III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31

Hemos tenido ell gratisimo placer
de saludar a tan excelente caballero,
y culto periodista, quien desde hace
varios amos faltaba del terruno nativo.
Ell Sr. Gonzalez, despues de una
permanencia de seis amos en- los Es-
tados Unidos, ha vuelto a pasar en-
tire nosotros la traditional Navidad,
pero volvera en- breve al norte.
Gratisimas impresiones deseamos al
distinguido companero mientras dure
su estadfa en- nuestra isla, donde
tantas amistades cuenta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
LA PRUEBA ES
ABRUMADORA.

Seg1n nos informa ell Captain Iga-
ravidez, la prueba en- contra del jo-
ven Cecilio Echandia, parece ser abru
madora Y concluyente.
Realmente nos duele saber que uE
hecho de esta especie haya ocurrido.
Las personas EN- el envueltas son ami
gos nuestros como 10 son del resto Gle
la isla. Aim nos negamos cast
Greer que todos estos horrores sean pc
sibles. Pero asi 10 hacen constar las
informaciones que recibimos de todos
sitios, y nosotros, cumpliendo con Ell
deber de tener al phblico al corriente
de todo 10 que sucede aqui y fuera
de aqui, relatamos Ell asunto con to-
da la fealdad Ell horror que tiene.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
MUERTE DE UN AsILADO

En- ell Asilo de Ninos de santurce,
murio aver las cinco de la tarde,
ell nifo Rafael Pacheco quien hacia
cerca de cinco afios estaba ALI asilado.
Ell nifio Pacheco ha sido una victi-
ma de La Influenza reinante. A su
sepelio asisitieron sus familiares, dos
companies de asilados y la banda de
aouella institution.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
PUEsTo vAcANTB

En- Ia seccI6n de anuncios clasifca-
dos de Ell MUNDO diariaments hay
avisos relacionados con plazas va
cantes en- numerosas frmas de San
Juan Y la isla. 81 I'd. fuera I'M lee
tor constante de esta secci6n sin duda
alguna encontrara La colocaci6n que
iesea.
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mo ES CIERTO QUE 70
ME PROPONGA RENUNCIAR"

"Es completamente incierta la no.
ticia que asegura que yo he presenta-
do la renuncia de mi cargo como Je-
fe del Departamento de Justicia.
Puerto Rico me encanta en- todos
sus aspectos y sera una gran causa
la que pudiera separarme de esta isla
en- ell presente, por 10 menos."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
Fl hOrrOrOsO Crimen. .
Continuation de Ia Ia. pAss

vacaciones, ell sargento Mufioz ha sido
quien Sc ha encargado de este delica-
do asunto. No obstante, Ell sefior Iga-
ravidez, echando a un lado la iaer-
cia Y la despreocupaci6n de las vaca-
clones. Sc ha undo al cuerpo que man
da para este trabajo con mayor eff
ciencia y orden. Ell Juez Cadilla tam
bi6n cumple felmente los deberes que
le marca la ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
TENNIS EN- LA Y. M. c. A.


La Directiva de esta meritisima ms
titucion atletica nos envia para s1l
publication la ista revisada de los jul
gadores de tennis. que tomaran pa to
en- ell torneo pr6ximo celebrarsa en-
las magnifcas cortes preparadas al
efecto en- los terrenos de la asocia-
ci6n. RlfaS
1.-Bertram Marks.
2-Dr. Aponte.
Sd. S. Ramirez.
4.-Willie wulf.
5-H B. Hutchison.
6.-Leyman Boutwell,.
Monserrate Acosta.
8.-Guillermo Suro.
9-Edmundo Gomez.
10.-A. Brewer.
11.-Pedro G. del Vale.
12.-Angel Vissepo.
13.-William G.. Coxhead.
14.-Maximo Mayoral.
15.-Antonio Guijarro.
16.-Crist6bal Real, Jr.
17.-Jaime Boutwell,.
18.-C. E. Rossi.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31

Ell NUEvo SUBMARINE LANzADo
AVER HA szDo CoNsTRUIDo So
BRE PLANOS COMPARTMENTS
DISTTNToS A Los ACTUALMENTE
EXIsTENTEs EN- LA MARINA DE
ESTADOS UNIDoS
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NuEvA COMMERCIAL EN- cAYEY

Por escritura firmada ante notado
de Cayey, Lcdo. Antonio Ortiz Nava-
rro, ha sido constituida una socie1ad
mercantil que girara con La raz6E de
Jesds Ma. Castro & Co. la que Sc dedi-
cara al negocio de provisiones en- ge-
neral, y La compra y venta de fru-
tos del pals. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
&lLvEsTRE FEIJOO
Practlcan4a

FFGVLtCdEFLU
En- su domiciIio, MonIas No. z.
trabaja de 81 profession todos los
dias de ga II A M. y de 3 a s
P. NJ. Tel. SIS verde. Apafato
oO7. San Juan. .. r..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
BALANCE DE FIN DE ANo

I'm aflo mas que Sc alicia
En- Ell curse de los tiempos,
Dejando las rsmembranzas
De los dias que SO fueron.
- Msr s 50 s4
Para unos deja alegrfas
Y propicios pensamientos,
Ilusione5 Ell ell alma,
Esperanzas y consuelos.
Para otros deja penumbras,
Celos profundos tedios,
sue1os irrealizab bles,
Imposibles desyelos.
Z deja q los mas miserias,
La muerte siempre en- acecho,
Reinando Ell Hambre La Tisis
En- los hogares desiertos.
Aiio que vas al ocaso
Legandonos tn recuerdo,
Dejad que llegue radiante
La aurora del Aho Nuevo,
II
Salud, nuevo aiio que naces
Brindandonos horas de calma
En- Ell curse de los tiempos,
Cue nos den nuevos alientos
Para seguir adelante
Los obstaculos venciendo,
Hasta que surja otro dia
Mas provechoso esplendido,
En- que ell Amor y la Dicha
x La EQuidad Y ell Derecho,
Siendo verdad en- la TERRA,
iReinen por siempre en- los
(PUEBLOS.
Manuel ToRRADo MARTINEZ.
Aguadilla, P R., (1924-1925)
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Is COmpletdmente..
(Coninuaci6n de Ia pag. Sd

seme ademas que 81 era verdad que
me habfa d;spuesto renunciar como
Attorney General de Puerto Rico"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
DOUGLAS FIVE COPS
Defeats Carriers in Early morning
Basket Bail Game.

Judge w. C. Douglas basket ball
team of the business and professional
mems gymnasium class at the, City Y.
Il. G. A.. defeated Claude j. Carriers
team. s to 6, Friday morning in a
closely,contested game.
Henry Lee Taylor won the game
with field goal in the last minute
OF play. Altogether. Taylor scored
three field goals. Kleifoth made the
othc., two POINTS for the winners. The
game was featured by close guarding.
with Douglas especially good in this
branch OF the game.
Maxey Hart made two field goals
for the losers and tied the score once
at six-all. Stanley Banks made the
other field goal.
The line-ups:
Douglas team: A. Kliefoth. Good
nan. forwards: Tavlor, centcr: Doug
las. Garrett. guards.
Carriers team: Maxev Hart. J. W.
Park. forwards Claude !. Carter
center; Halbig. Banks. guards.
Gc.rse Wheeler refereed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
General Thatcher Wins.

Bowie. Md. April 4.-General
Thatcher Thursday won the 5000 in
augural handicap for 3-year-olds and
ups, seven furlongs. Tony Beau was
second. Rama third. Time. / 20
General Thatcher won in handy fash
ion on heavy track despite the crush
ing impost of 120 pounds. He was
well up with the pace all the way and
ran over his opposition when let down
in the stretch by Jockey frankie lee.
Onperman. Setting Sun, Renaration.
Thorndale and Clough Jordan also
ran. Dunlin, Guelph, Dunboyne. As
piration. Donaghee. Edward Gray.
Lord Granite and Frank c.. were
scratched. A 50 mutual ticket paid
the winner $50: $500 and 81; sec.
ond, $3.50 and 81: third. $40.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
as soon as the champions injured
left orm and hou6 reroverpd

as soon as the champions injured
left arm and hand recovered
McTigue's injury, which he claim
cd to have sustained in the sixth
round of the Stribling fight, was
diagnosed as muscle inflammation. The
physician said there was no fracture
of the hand but traces of an imper-
fectly healed break. the same INJURY
that handicapped IcIigue in his first
bout with Stribling last October in
Georgia.
While plans Tor return match
with McTigue are being made. Strib-
ling is considering a bout at Indian
apolis on Nav > against Jimmy De.
laney of st. Paul. Mike Gibbons. De-
laney's manager. is anxious for the
bout, he has sent word here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
ONE BASS POND FULL,
OTHERS NEARLY so,
AT MEDINA HATCHERY
Ffteen-inch Rainbow Trout
and l2-pound Bass
Are Hooked

One bass pond has its full quota
OF % fish, another is partly stocked
and one pond is almost full Of Graphic.
according TO reports from Medina
Lake, brought in by Mark Riley, sup
erintendent of the state fish hatchery
at San Marcos. who is in charge of
stocking the new lake hatchery.
Fishing for brood bass is continuing
Friday and Saturday. with dozen
anglers at work-if fishing may be
called work-under special permits
from the state game, fish and oyster
department.
Some time this week. another shin.
ment of Graphic will be received from
the state hatchery at San Marcos. Mr..
Riley says. and before the month is up.
probably 10000 little rainbow trout
will arrive from the Missouri and Ore
gon state hatcherics before being
turned into the lake.
A 1J-inch rainbow front was
caught by Ed Bridler. one of the fish
ermen engaged in the stocking exne-
ditiOns. Thursday afternoon. The
''ut' '"USH. III tue SoTSt uHueT lnt
spillway. wei"hcd about two pounds.
He was placed in live box and Super
intendeht Riley was notified. Mr.
Riley identified the .shimmering beauty
and he was thrown back into the lake
Mr.. Beidler reported that the trout
put IN whale of fight"
n bass weighing almost twelve
pounds was caught in Plum creek also
and was placed in the hatchery.
Minnows. crawfiSh. flies and dowa.
giacs with all but two hooks removed
so as not TO mutilate the fish are be.
ing used in the hatchery-stoiina
drive. SEEMING for minnows is also
going on Friday in order to secure a
food supply for the bass already in the
hatchery ponds.
Mr.. Riley says that approximately
100000 bass would be the ordinary
output of four bass ponds the size OF
those at Medina lake. This would be
the annual output of the local hatch
cry exclusive Of the crappie pond and
the trout ditch. 80
The government will operate the
Medina hatchery as soon as it is
completed and placed in running or
der -..-f X .
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
I.osoya Five.
LOCAL MEN ON CARDS
San Antonio Boxers to Fight This
M0il(h at Fort Clark.

Boxers from San Antonio will fig
ure prominently this month on fight
cards at Fort Clark, near Bracket
vile, Tex. Sergeant Jack Casper. ac-
companied by Jackie Dillon, Fort
Clark main event fighter, was in San
Antonio Friday arranging future
fistic program for the Fort Clark
arena. Casper is matchmaker for
Lieutenant Sheehan, the athletic of
ficer at the cavalry post.
On April 10. Jack Avalon will 20
TO Clark to meet Sergeant Hoffman
of the Fifth Cavalry in ten-round
bout. Johnny Hoffman fights Bat
Jiminez in an eight-rounder and
Young Jack Dillon tackles h. ..
Wintenburg in another.
Young Spence, San Antonio's
young heavyweight. win fight Ser
geant Moye, the 16J-pound champion
of the Eighth Army Corps Area, at
Fort Clark on April 20.
Dillon wants fights in San An
tonic and other Texas points where
boxing flourishes. He recently defeat
ed Dummy Mahan at Fort Clark.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
PUTS OUT VOSHELL
Kynaston Supplies on Upset in Ma.
tioncI Tennis Meet.

New York. April 4.-Percy l..
kynaston, of Rockville Center, \. ",
sprang an upset Thursday in the ma
tional indoor tennis championship
singles when he conquered II. Howard
Voshell. champion of 1917 and 1918.
Kynaston's margin of victory was by
scores of 4-6. Go. 1-J.
Kynaston today opposes Vincent
Richards. defending champion in one
semi-final match with Francis Il. Hun
ter and Frank Il. Anderson of New
York. both former champions, meet in
the other.
A brilliant triumph by two Fast
Orange. n. J.. school boys. John Van
Ryp and Kenneth Appel. over Nj. ku-
kuda and Kei Okuno, Japanese Davis
Cup candidates. marked the doubles
play. in which winners qualified for
semi-finals. The youngsters won by
Ga. 6-3 and today Anderson and Vosh.
ell. who eliminated W. u. Cunningham
and Merritt Cutler, OF New York, 60,
G-3.
In other semi-finals. Richards and
Hunter. titleholdcrs. who defeated A
s. Cragin and NJ. Goldman. GO. G-3,
will meet DIR. George King. New
York. and G.. c. Shafer. Philadelphia.
who won from c. A. Anderson and
W. NJ. Fischer. 81. 6-1.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
TEPHENS-V ASQUEZ
IS FIGHT HEADLINER
FOR TUESDAY NIGHT
'cFarland and Palmer Also
to Appear in Ten
rounder.

Brooke Stephens will be the OPP
nent for Mike vasquez on Jack
belton's next boxing card Tuesday
|ghtat Market Hall. Shelton an
'unced completion of arrangements
b this match Friday morning.
stephens, the San Antonio south
|w and VasQuez, FL Paso Mexican
ptherweigbt. will 90 twelve rounds
40 poands.
FRANKIE Mcfarland, who came back
Der four knockdowns in the first
blnd and outboxed Rabbit Palmer
|me time ago, has been rcmatched
It'll Palmer for ten rounds on Tues
Tvs bill.
Johnny Hoffman and frankie Ma
b, lightweights, will supply a six
bind diversion, and there will be
10 four-round events.
kid Pancho has gone down to
Pnterey, Mexico, for a campaign of
Pitts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
MOndt Throws PeseI1.

Kansas City. April 4.-Joe "Toots'
Mondt, Colorado heavyweight wrestler,
defeated John Pesek. Nebraska. here
last night. Mondt took the second
and third falls in % minutes and 50
seconds and Q minutes and 30 sec
onds. respectively. with the grape
vine hold. Pcsek won the first fall
in 40 minutes with head scissors and
armlocas. Wayne rig" Mum. Ne
braska heavyweight. won in straight
falls from Josef Ogurkeiwich and Pat
McGill. Omaha. defeated Dick Davis
court in one fall finish bout.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
Oarman TO Challenge.

PhIladelph.a, Pa. April 4.-Walier
NJ. Hoover. former holder of the
Philadelphia gold challenge cup. will
challenge w. +. Garrett Gilmore of
this city. holder. Of the trophy this
year. Harry Penn Burke. member
of the cup committee announced to-
day. Burke said he had received
telegram to this effect from Hoover
who is training Mt Miami. Fla. Paul
Costello.,of this city, already has chal-
lenged Gilmore.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04

Art n. Smith, new track coach for
the West Virginia Mountaineers. has
called his track candidates out for
the preliminary spring workout.
Coach Smith is a graduate of Penn
State. where he was star dash man.
After graduating from the Pennsyl-
yania institution he went to the Uni
versity of Maine, where he was tract:
and field coach and, where ne was
rated as one of the best coaches in
the east.
Later he coached at Iowa State and
Michigan. In 1912 he was assistant
TO Mike Murphy. who directed the
Olympic track team of America.
Coach Smith succeeds Tommy
Thompson. former Dartmouth flash
who coached here last year and re-
signed at the close of the season TO
take the Yale track team the coming
year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
HIGH TO KERRVILLE
Breckenridge Ball Tossers Play
Schreincr Team Two Games.

The Breckenridge High School
baseball team. indicated so far this
season, will play the Schreiner Inst.
:ute nine at kerrville Friday and
Saturday afternoons.
An effort TO arrange a game ne
tween Breckenridge and Main Ave
nue. High Schools for next week was
postponed until later in the season
Because of many other activities which
will occupy school athletes next week.
including preparation for the district
track and field meet at San Marcos
en- Saturday, April II.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
FIGHT AGAIN JUNE z
Str;bling and McTigue Likely to
..leet in Newark. Delaney Bout Also.

New York. april 4.-Newark promo
tiers who staged e Young Stribling
Mike McTigue light heavyweight title
battle Monday night announced to-
day that they are seeking to match the
pair for a third time in an outdoor
bout, possibly on June >.
PA" Stribling. on behalf Of his
son. has agree t Light under The
Newark clubs auspices on that date
against any opponent. according to
Babe Culnan. promoter. who also
said Paddy Mullins. McTigue's man
ager, was eager for another match
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
PLAY SECOND ROUND
North and South Goliers Led BY Mer.
riman on First Day.

PineiIurst. y. e.. April 4.-The sec.
ond Is holes of the qualifying round
in the annual North and South ANA.
teur golf tournament will be played
here today with golfers from virtually
every section of the country in the
field.
Il. T. Merr;man of Waterbury.
Conn.,. led the first qualifying round
yesterday with a score of 10. sexen
strokes better than Fran c. Newton
of Brookline. Mass. the title-holder,
The end of the days play found -
players with scores of IS and below.
Hugh Malsell of Dallas, Texas, had
IS
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y = Scores
Fomby Clothiers.
Lone STARE Five.

The Standard Lunch bowling team won
two out OF three games from the Losoya
Five on the Grand Alleys Thursday
night.
Goetzen was high for the winners with
IsS-52S and Buckner for the losers with
16S-47O.
.iowdys market bowls against the
Utilities Friday night.
Thursday's scora.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
GGnter EleI.
Cloonan & Osborn

The Fomby Clothiers got good start
in the Summer Commercial Bowling
League Thursday night by winning three
straight games from the strong Lone
Star Five on the Grand Alleys
Fusselman rolled high for the winners
with lS5-527 and Taubert for the losers
With 19S single game and 539 series.
Tine American Railway Express team
rolls against the Crystal Five Friday
night.
TburS1a,y'= Scnrn~.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
Conley Knocks Out Packo.
(yoI,,,,,nrc nhio Anil

Conley of Spokane. WASH, North
west middleweight champion. Knocked
out Joe Packo of Toledo. in the fifth
round of a scheduled ten-round bout
here last night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
BOWLING

The Gunter Hotel Bears won three
straight games from Cloonan & Osborn
on the Grand Alleys Thursday night.
August Engelken rolled high for tho
winners with 1s3-523 and Ralph Nixon
for the losers with 1852. Thomas
rolled 2Oi-569.
Thurs1aN's scores.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04
Aunt Clara

Is doing the good old Southern cook
ing at the Winter Garden.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04

st Cars. Daring Drivers. s. 4.
lway, Sunday, 3 100 o'clock
ID
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E Milestone baseball team has
uled a game with the Helotes
10 be played at , o'clock Sunday
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-04

mayer Winters of the Gray jacket
ball Club, entered in the Sunday
rmediate League, has called a
lice for . O'Clock Sunday on the
lberg diamond. opposite the Pub
Service Company powerhouse on
|Conceucion road. The team is
up of Bob Fenner. III. List. Pet
|iton. Marcus Falk, 4. Winters,
lin Rossman. Jerome Harris. Paul
)ge. Bonny Jourdan, William
!, Eddie Hickman. Ollie Winters,
McCarley and Sawyer.