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Richmond planet., 1924-09-20
Firpo Resorts to Ring
Tactics to Prevent
Knockout
Was Practically Helpless
III All CIincheS-." Brown
Panther" the FdVOrife.
Given Unanimous Unofficial
Decision, Referee SO Rules,

pain, Luis cried out again and again
"Hey!" as the black fail landed on;
the blazing skin above his kadneys.
And when Firpo cried out, the
grin of Wills was broader. Knock,
knock knock So it went for II
rounds, as the blows Of Wills flashed
through the air and thudded on the
back of the white man. 1t seemed
as if the Negro was knocking at
closed door. And, though he never
ceased his battering, the door would
not swing open.
There need be no question of the
courage of Firpo He weathered
dreadful time in the second round,
when Wills floored him. Luis was
not looking for the blow. 1t came
almost with the break, though the
experts said the men were clear at
the time and that the punch was
fair. Firpo held until his head was
clear and then danced about a bit
to shake off the vapors.
MOSTLY CLUTCHED ON PINCHES.
After that second round, the bout
was almost wholly without incident.
1t is never very thrilling to see a
man punched on the kidneys and
after the two or three hundredth
time the blow landed, it became as
monotonous as an exhibition of nail
driving But though the glove of
Wills almost buried itself in the flesh
of Firpo. it came away again each
time to flash under the white lights
with the same recurrent thud.
Some of the trainers said Firpo
was not in the best Of condition,
but it seemed to me as if some sort
of steel must have been about his
waist, for though he flinched and
cried out, he kept coming in at Wills.
The long right arm swing of the
Argentinian came round slower and
slower as the fight went on, and 1T
was never even at the beginning,
fast enough to land on the polished
bronze figure, who slipped this way
and that in front of the man from
the Pampas.
Even when the glove of Firpo
Richmond planet., 1924-09-20

Frpo Foored in Second with Smashing Right to Jaw
as Mob Of 10000 Yell for Nnock Out
sy Richmond (va.) Times Dispatch

1 won every round with ease, and
had the Bull not held all the way
would have knocked him out sure,
You can't make a man fight when he
won't He "ki-yed" all the way from
my body punishment.
l am sure, had the fight been a
ifteen-round bout as they have in
New York, would have stopped him.
He sure would never have gone the
limit had he not clinched like a
wrestler. I don't think he's very
game, because he yells when hurt.
bet few of his ribs are broken. 1t
was just workout for me and guess
every one will say I easily proved his
master Now bring on Dempsey.
TOOK DE FORESTS ADVICE.
was winded a bit coming out for
Richmond planet., 1924-09-20
rHopaHr He HAD FIapo.

H At the start Of the eighth thought
tI had Fffpo at my ymefcy. He wxnted
,o~hold all the time. Firpo was tired
! ! sent terrific right under Luis's
heart. I just slipped from the bottle
of water to rinse my mouth during
the round. My handlers, JEFF Clark,
Jack Dougherty and Paddy Mullins
didn't have any "reviving" to do.
You can't beat that Southampton air.
I shook Firpo in the ninth with
punch back Of the head. I was scor.
ing at will with lefts and rights.
What had become of Luis's murder
Gus right? They were working hard
over Firpo between rounds.
At the start of the tenth Firpo
was stu complaining of being hit
by my right on the ribs. The skin
was red from punishment. Firpo
tried a right uppercut and knocked
it down. Firpo couldn't hit me and
the Bull was getting madder by the
minute. I didn't think the Argen-
tine had round so far.
There was little doing in the
eleventh, as Firpo just wouldn't
fight. In the twelfth Firpo held on
to save himself
FELT "CHIPPER" IN MORNING.
When l hoped out of bed on this
day of days for me was feeling just
as clipper as ever I did when I was
a youngster riding horses in early
morning workouts at the track.
was glad to see that Tex Rickard
had his usual luck and that it was a
good day to hold fight.
You know never eat more than
two meals a day whether I'm train
ing for fight or when I have no
bout booked I Planned two meals
just the same as on ordinary days.
I'm usually pretty hungry when
get out of bed, so had three soft
boiled eggs-fresh eggs that |
brought from Southampton with me
some toast, oatmeal and a glass
of milk.
I then packed up my ring para
Continued on page 81
Richmond planet., 1924-09-20

the fifth round. Jimmy De Forest.
Firpos Old trainer was yelling at me-
"feint him, Harry" and l did. When
we were in close and landed, Firpo
yelled, "hey hey" at the referee to
make me stop. I smacked him with
a left and then right and shook
him up again.
felt I had the honors safe when
we came out for the sixth. l was as;
cool as cucumber. About the only
place Firpo had hit me So far was
back of the head. He wanted to-
hold so he could land on my neck.
was laughing at him. he seemed so
easy. I landed hard right on Fir
pos jaw and he just glanced my jaw
with right as was backing away.
landed a nice left on Firpos
stomach at the start Of the seventh
and he said Back" He didn't like
It in the kitchen Firpo tried his
left and countered with hard right
to his jaw, Every time ] landed g
right on Firpo's fibs he complained.
He wasn't acting exactly game,
Richmond planet., 1924-09-20

(Heywood Broun in N. Y. World)
Harry Wills beat Luis Angel Firpo
last night and enjoyed it. Indeed,
the big Negro lighters obvious de-
light in punching the Argentine may
have accounted for the fact that the
bout at Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jer-
sey City. went the full twelve rounds
-and they. were dreary rounds.
Firpo could not hit Wills. He did
not land more than half dozen
punches. Wills could and did hit
Firpo as he liked, but they were pun
ishing and not finishing blows.
In the second round Wills swung
a right to Firpo's jaw as they came
out of a clinch and the Wild Bull
went down hard. He landed on his
back. and was there for seven Sec
onds. Never again in the entire
fight did a knockout seem imminent.
With HIS man up and groggy,
Wills seemed seized with curious
I, hesitancy. He did not increase his
pace or rouse himself up to any blaZ-
ing fury. Licking Firpo was just
a Job to Wills. He plugged away at
It as if he had been engaged in
tossing crates on a dock.
WILLS PUNCHES RHYTHMICALLY
There was the same steady rhythm
Every five seconds the big black man
reached out and hit Firpo resound-
ingly on the kidneys. 1t seemed as
if he must dig trench there and,
indeed, by the final round, the skin
of Firpo blazet a red outline OF
Harry's glove AS Wills swung the
fail, he grinned and was happy. To
, him this Latin-American seemed to
stand as a symbol Of the oppressive
Nordic.
And perhaps Old scores, chalked
down into the race memory Of Wills
on slave ships and in cotton fields
were wiped away last night.
There was in Wills no powerful,
buried urge to end the state of af-
fairs 1t was more to him to punch
white skin and see it turn red.
Obviously. the Negro heavyweight
had a sense of power and sufficiency
which was not his until the bell
rang. He reigned as tyrant whi e
the fight was on, and why should he
wish to have it done with?
WILLS REALIZES HIS MASTERY.
In Wills a palpable change took
place once he had swung and landed
the first blow. Sitting in his corner
before the fight began, the Negro
was ill at ease. He looked fixedly at
his shoes. He moistened his lips
continually and they remained dry,
The bell rang. Up stood Harry
Wills, as fine figure as sculptor
ever dreamed Of. HIS muscles rip
fed like water after a Stone is
thrown. His hand darted into the
face of Firpo. Wills seized the
mighty right of Firpo and pulled it
down He knew at that moment that
mastery was his, and So he began to
play and linger with his power. By
now the lips of Wills were no longer
dry.
He smiled through twelve rounds and
once or twice the smile became a
sneer. For long time Wills had
waited for this fight, and he was not
in any hurry ~ Firpo objected to
many of the blows which were de-
livered in the clinches, although the
referee ruled them to be fair.
Partly in protest and partly In
Richmond planet., 1924-09-20
WHERE WAS F|RPOS
TERRIBLE RIGHT?

What became of Luis Firpo's muir
derous right? l don't know yet
whether or not he can hit. He may
have dropped Jack Dempsey, but he
never had me in danger, for he never
landed one good wallop in the entire
fight.
l nearly had him out in the second.
,tysSs ysSs.-,-.--'' ~.-'se - %.
Richmond planet., 1924-09-20

touched Wills, it seemed to glance
off. Mostly the men were tightly
locked in clinches, and at such times
Wills could swing Firpo round and
round as he pleased.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-23
FALL BUDE SvEDClTI v PATEk.
RovNEz SINCLAIR PREDvoLkN Pred
SEnATNl vYB0R.
ADvoKAT oLEJARsKEHo MAGNATA oD-
PORUJE ROOSEVELTOV1.

Washington, o. ledna Vzrusujici drama vysetrovani
pronamu oentch pozemki reserve zname ako Teapot
Dome, biz svemu vyvrcholeni Vsichn vndei 'herci
jsou ceste neb by predvolani Albert Fall dr
v9jM sereaf vnra jenz uzavfe najemnou souvu Tea
pot Dome Sncarem, obevi pred senanim vyborem
pAtek.
Osobnf pravnik Sinclaira enz vyzvan kabelogramern
dnes vecer ably vrat Evropy vyvrace popira vysve
tova v9nu vcereho svedevi Archie Rooseeta jenz byl
edne Sincairovych podfizenych spoec
nosti az do ned9e, kdy vidal Sc sveho 1radu.
Bfleho Domu byo pax dnes oznameno, ze budeli W.
edek vysetfovani opravnova kroky tom sm9ru trestn
shani bude zahajeno prueimu generalnimu navladnmu
Hoandov nafizeno ably tastn vech zasedan senanho
vyboru. jenz onu afferu vysetfuje
senate oznamil dnes senator Caraway Arkansasu
navrhne zfra ably resoluce kterou navhuje zren
naemne smouvy Teapot Dome vzata bya rukou vybo
vefejn& pozemy bude zadat ably senat nj haso
val Phi tom poca senator Caraway podporu n9kerych
repubkand eba ze president Coolidge byl by tim uveder
do situace vem nepfemne Kdyby resoluc schva, neko
k clenI eho abnetu bvo by nepfmo donuceno resigna
kdyby il vetova doalo by tim vydatne zbrane do
rukou demokratI kte nronajmu olejnych Wyo
mngu California dfvejSim sekretafem vntra znamene by
vyuzitkovali pfst Rampant.
Dnes nejdnlezit9jsfm svedkem pred senatnm vyborem
by G. Stanford hlavn advoka Sinclardv oleafskt
syndk&t rovn9z osobnf pravnk Sincairiv enz snaz
vyrace neb vysvetlovat svedectv Archie Roosevea do
nedavna msopfedsedy Union Petroleum Co., podfzene
ecnosti Snclairovy.
Stanford svedt ze nebylo zadnych tanost cesou Sin
clairovou do Eopy kde ma dleze obchodni jednanf
Franci, N6mecku Belg ze nen mu neeho znamo W.
placen $4,000 sprdvc dffvefho sekretafe vna
Novem Meaku xe pfenesenf $500 akcn syndikatu puk
.t@ Not1acov&nf ma stran9 81
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CHAPLIN NOSf "DEKo.
RACI".

Hollywood, CAL, %. ledna.
Charlie Chaplin, filmovy ko-
mix, nosf "cern9 oko',, jfmz
byl obdaren v jedne pansk&
restauraci v Hollywood v ne
deli vecer.. Rvacka vyyolana
byla llrazlivou poznamkou uci
nenou 0 Chaplinovi jednfm ze
ctyf muzd, kteff sedsli u We
dlejsiho stolu 8 Mildred Har-
risovou, dfivejsi Chaplinovou
zenou a tfemi' jinyrni heret-
karni. Kdyz bylo po "bitve",
do nfz sc zamichal tel mattel
restaurace Nicola Dunaec,
Chaplin navrhoval svym 6toc-
nfknm, aby vysli ven, ze 81
vezme jednoho po druh@m, ale
jeho nabidka nebyla pfijata.
Chaplin vecefel v, restauraci
Sc znamou hereckou, Mary Mi
les Minterovou.
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MACDONALD v cELE Brit. vLADY.
tLEN0vE DELNlcKE A LIBERkLNi
STRAW Y MIM|STERSTvU.
NOvY PREMIER, DIE sTAREHO ZvYKU,
s POLfBIL RUKU KRALOvU

Webb, predseda obchodni ko-
mory; John Wheatley, ministr
zdravotnictvi; Noel Buxton,
ministr zemed9lstvf; c. P. Ire
velyan, predseda skolni rady;
Thomas Shaw, ministr prace ;
Vernon Hartshorn. generalni
postmistr; pluk. Josiah Wedg-
wood, kanclef pro vevodstvf
Lane asterske; F. w. Jewett,
komisar vefejntch praci.
Mezi novyuni ministry jsou
til slechtici a mimo to n9kolik
cleni liberanf strany z OBJ
Sanskych kruhn.
Oba domy parlamentu Sc
odrocily po vyslechnutf odpo-
v6di kralovy ma adresu sn9-
movny poslanecke. Pozdeji cd
poledne Macdonald opetne pc
volan byl re schdze d6lnicke
strany do palace, kde pfedlo.
I'll krali jmena ministrh. Stou
penci noveho premiere pripra.
viii mu slavne uvft&nf, kdy3
vysel kralovsk6ho palace. We
snemovne poslanecke dosavad
nj premier Baldwin pouze O.
znamil, ze podal resignaci sve.
no kabinstu lr&H i ze byls
pfijata.
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CLEVELANDSKY ORcHE-
STR TRlUMFUJE.

New York, %. ledna.- Gle
velandskt symfonicky orchestr
pod rizenfm Nikolaje Sokolova
yystcupil po treti "a sve vyroc-
nj navstevy Carnegie Hall
dnes veter a obecenstvo, ktere
naplnilo obrovskou sin, uspo-
|fadalo Sokolovu a jeho talen-
toyanym hudebnfkt,m oyace.
|iaktch aie aeni pametnfka.
|PS pos1ednim cfs1e clenors~ ) c1e-
velandske organisace byli ae-
dmkrate vyvolani a Sokolovu
dostalo sc nadSenych osobnich
ovaci.
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Londtn, 90. ledna. - Velka
Britanie ma ode dneska del.
nickou vlAdu, poprve We sve
historii. ]. Ramsay Macdonald
polibii ruku kralovu v Buck
inghamskkm palaci dnes od-
poledne, cfmz form&ln9 pre-
wal asvtj vysoky premierskJ
dfad - vymena lfednfch pece-
tt mezi ministry kabinetu sta.
reho Z noveho stane sc v dfe-
dni residence. premierove '
Downing ulici Ultra " poledne,
Jmena novych ministrd by
la uvefejnena brzy po jich
predlozeni MacDonaldem kra
II. Jsou to: John Roberts ely.
nes, str&zce kralovske peceti
lord Parmour, predseda rady;
viscount Haldane, lord kane.
ler; Phillip Snowden, sekretai
pokladny; Arthur Henderson
sekretar vnitra; j. III. Thomas
sekretar pro kolonie; Stephen
Walsh, sekretar valky; Sir
Sydney Oliver, ministr pro In.
dii; brig. general christopher
Thomson, ministr vzduchoplay
by; viscount Chelmsford, PRIV
nj lard admiral aldty; Sidney
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PocRoMY v RUsKU.

Berlin, 20. ledna. - Nepo-
koje, pfi kterych Jest znati
protikomunisticky a protizi-
dovsky smer, byly prav9 hla-
seny z Jelizavetgradu, Gotvy,
Chersonu a Olviopole v Ukra-
jin9. DIE zpr&vy 0 tom dosl@
bylo phi nepokojich7 zran9no
11S zidt. i
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Buentello rozeslala pomocf
radia svoii prvni fec, v niz
pravf: ''Vsechny zeny cht9ji
mir. Ony nenavidi valku. Je-
jich moe je vetM -nez rucnice
muzG.. Jejich moe jest mad srd
Gem. kika sc nam, ze bojujfcf
muzi nebudou nam nasloucha-
ii. Cd kdy muzov6 nedbajf hla
81 svtch mstek, sester 4 man.
xelek?"
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MExlcKf zENY PRO MIR.

M9sto Mexiko, %. ledna.-
Sonora Dona Soria Villa de
Buentello, vddkyn9 mexickych
feministek, postavila sc v Cello
zenskeho mirov6ho hnutf. Zen
ska ko-operativnf unie, jeff
pfedsedkynf jest, bude zadati
zeny po cel6 republics, aby- ko
naly mfrov6 schtze. Sonora de
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Fotografie Gis. l. Mikulas
Lenin, pfcdseda rady ldovych
komisafd, tax zvane ruske ru-
de vlady.
Cfs. 2. N3l1tefi z novych vo-
jaki v sovetska rude armad9.
" pnsledni dobe j nedoap6li
hoAi byli eyfseni pro armad1i
1sluz by, ...s. s,ssss,
CM. 3. Skupina voj&ku 2 ru-
de armady. ma niz Lenin vzdy
mohl Sc spolehnouti.
Cfs. 4. Manzelka, Mikul&se
Lenina, d:rektorka mad ufebni-
cemi ruskych skolach.. Man
zelstvi Leninovo bylo st'astne
a We sve zen9 nasel nadsenou
sclubojovnici "a sv6 ideally.
Cis. 5. Leon Trocky. jenz
po vzestupu Leninove stal Sc
jeho pravou ruFou a SOVIET
skym ministrern valky. Troc-
ky byval m,dlou r,lskych ko-
munistd, V posledni dobi vsak
byl odstran1n z vlady. Bydlel
v Americe, v zidovske ttvrti v
New Yorku, pred vypuknutim
rovnluco " R,,akn
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Slecna Mary Peckova, dcera
manzeld Horace Peckovych u
Springfield, Mas, jest zasnou
bena Gene Sarazenem, gol-
fovou ''hv9zdou", avsak den
snatku nebvl dosud ohlasen.
Sletna PeckovA a jeif rodiee
travf zimu Miami, Fla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
ESTOMAGO BUENO---
: NERVIOS SANOS

Cuando ell est6mago esta indis-
puesto, todo anda NAL. La sangre
Sc va empobreciendo, los nervios Sc
.encuentran NAL nutridos e irritados.
ell paciente Sc pone cada' vez mas
f1aco y debil. 0tros sfnteHsas que
menudo Sc presentan, son vertigo y
dolor de cabeza.
Un alivio sorprendente y rapido
notaran las pcrsonas debilitadaSs
agobiadas, sin fuerzas nj ambici6n,
valiendose de un tratamiento tonico.
Los nervios no tardaran en- calmarse,
la digestion va mejorando, y nueva
salud y vigor sc dcrivara de la sangre
RIGA, que circula por ell cuerpo.
"DuTante 16 anos," dice la Sra.
Magdalena Durante de Pugliese, de
Montevidco, Uruguay, (calle Perez
Castellanos 14794, che sufrido de en-.
fermedades de estomago y del siste.
ma nervioso. DeSpues de haber
usado una gran cantidad de medica-
mentos recetados por buenos medi-
cos, he dado con sus Pildofas Rosa
das del DR., Williams, con las cuales,
en- ell curse deSaigunos meses, me he
curado por complete de todas mis-
dolenciaS.
'sEnvfo IDS. esta como prueba
de mi agradecimiento para con sus
pfldoras, y para que puedan otros que
Sufren sin eSperanza de encontrar
alivio, convencerse I'or mi Sorpren.
dente cura de toda la bondad de Sus
Pfldoras RosadaS del DIR. Williams"
Un tratamiento con las Pfldoras
Rosadas del DIR. Williams demuestra
patentemente su eficacia. Estas pfi-
doras Sc venden en- todas las boticas.
ExIja Ell paquete rosado con la p
grande en- caracteres de. relieve Sc
Ie yemitira gratis ell libritC La
Dieta.'' 81 10 pide la DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y,
E. II. de A.
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UNA CRONICA De. !.
continuation de la pag. y


las tormentosas corrientes del Oceano;
son tremulas sus voces, hilos de ,uz
que cuelgan Gle las nubes que pasan
10 le;os; suspiros que caen de 10
mas alto la copa del alma. ''iQue
miserable es la vida en- que vivimos!
Porque en- otra parte die mucho de1
da1lo que nos hace no entender bien
este de La humildad, propio conc.
cimiento; no os digo mas aqui, aunqre
es 10 mas que nos importa; Y en- pie
ga ell Senior baya dicho algo de pro-
vecho'. (Las Moradas) Pide Ia hu-
mlidad, Ell o'vido de 81 mismo y la
union de varies en- rno, para entrar
en- Dlos. Oidla clamar en- ell capitulo
segIndo 6e las MORADAS: "Ya
habreis dido sus maravillas en- como
Sc crefa la seda, que solo Ell pudo ha-
Ger semejante invencion. v como de
una simiente Que ,es manera de gra
nos de pimie1ta pequefios (que yo
nunca he visto, sino dido, ansi algo
fuere torcido, no es mia la culpa) con
ell calor, en- comenZando a haber ho-
ia en- morares, comienza esta simien-
te a vivir, hasta que haya este man
ten;miento de que Sc sustenta, Sc es-
ia muerta con hojas de morar sc
crian, hasta cue despu6s de grandes
les ponen mas ranilIas, ALI con las
boquillas van de ST mesmos hiIando la
tados, a donde sc encierran: aca-
ba este gusano, que es grande y feo.
y sale del mesmo capucho una mari
posa blanca y muy graciosa'. GNo es
este un canto las maravillas natu-
rales, las formas que confabula. en-
la ammonia providencial del Unsver-
so, Ia Ciencia de Dios2 No pudo e1-
contrar mejor simbolo para la humli-
dad y Ia union en- Dios. ESQ y todo,
10 psqueno y 10 grande, vive en- Dios,
que es esencia Y substantial de la her
mosura, Ell ordena y dispone que to-
do sea como la partitura de una ope-
ra magistralmente acabada... iOh,
Dios, como te bucean en- 10 infinite.
poniendo su humanidad en- TT, con nos
talgia de 10 Divine; Til, que eres la
Eternidad, sin causa nj principle
esencia emanada de Tt 1nisno. con Ia
mayor hermosura, que mace de la IN
tinidad de tus perfecciones! iTu tie
mes las ideas, que son imagnl de 10
q. has creado. Peripateticos plat6ni
cos teologos cristianos, fijan Ell ca
mino para encontrarse en- las cosas.
sabios por justos son y con Ell tesoro
de la bel1eza intellectual, q. es la sa-
biduria, y Ell tesoro de la belleza mo-
raj q. es la justicia. Il IA tt llegaran
para fundirse EN- I'll en- tt gozar esa
Aternidad que ofreces en- ell impetu to
rrencial de los dias. ~
E. Ribera CHEvEEMoNT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23

Hemos seguido de cerca to6o 10 que
Sc ha escrito dicho del malogrado
campeonato que termino como ell ro-
sario de la aurora !. Aver denuncia-
mos los verdaderos responsables de
la crisis creada; hoy damos la pu-
blicidad algo nuy interesante que
jamas crefamos pudiera depararnos la
casualidad. Lanzamos ahora nuestro
segundo 6"Puede I'd. Resolver' :?
con La esperanza de que ha de servir
para descubrir a los .verdaderos cul-
pables que Sc ocultan bajo Ell sutil
manto 'tdel apostolado'
Guiados por un cello de justicia va
mos al encuentro de los cafdos en- des-
gracia, no sin tener que lamentar pro-
fundamente como quiere ell Ponce"
abrir de nneyo la herida va cicatri-
zada de los antiques resquemores entire
ell Norte y ell Sur. Cuisines evitar es-
to y dimos la public.dad TN articulo,
dando la VOC de alerta, proponiendo
un Terccr Campconato como unico me-
dio de salvacioa. ;. Jamas nos inspire
ell egoislno, sie7npre actuamos inspi-
radios por la mas estricta imparciali-
dad, .deseosos de yer al Monarca de los
Deportes en- sll mas fecundo foreci-
miento.
(continua en- la pagina Il;
&MNsRkN%es ssS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-23
DEPORTIVAS

Despu6s de tanto como Sc ha escrito
i del campeonato Sc descubre que to-
do fue un ardid estudiado para sa-
car al San Juan Athletics. Sober
bio telegrama.