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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
Balloon Tires Effect
on SpeedOnleter Small

A KRoN. Aug. 9.-win balloon
N tires cause a motoris, to speed
when he doesn't realize II and does
not intend to? VIII his speed.
ometer show him TO be travelling
at lower rate OF speed than he
actually Isl
On tho theory that balloon and
oversize tires throw tho speedometer
off. police departments Of some
cities have ordered motorists using
balloon and oversize tires to have
their speedometers corrected.
One instance. for example, result
cd in an ultlmatum in n certain
city that all cars originally using
31xf tires and changed to 32x4is.
must have their speedometers cor
rected because. officials declared.
when the owner believed himself
to DO driving at IS miles per hour
he would actually be going 20 or 30.
THEORY FALSE,
IS CLAIM
The fallacy Of this line OF reason.
Ing Is pointed out by engineers of
the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
who state that with single over.
size tire. in the size mentioned.
and fully inflated, an increase of
speed OF but per cent would re.
suit SO the car would be travelling
25I miles instead OF 20. because tho
increase in the tires diameter is
but slight.
Moreover. the Goodyear experts
say that few oversize tires are in.
flated 10 their full capacity. so that
the hub center is always closer TO
the ground and for this reason the
full diameter Is not utilized. with the
obvious result that the speed mp.
proxlmates per cent increase
with the maximum 3 per cent.
Small diameter balloon tires. be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
CANADIAN STREAMS
FILLED WITH FISH

OTTAWA. Ont. August s--Ameri.
can anglers viii find canada's ma
tional parks an Isaak Walton's para.
disc this summer. No license will
be required for fishing with hook
and line In the national preserves.
according TO a new ruling announced
here by John y Hsrkin. dominion
parks commissioner. The catch limit
allowed visiting fishermen. will vary
with the districts in which the parks
are located. The fishing season lasts
until September Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
LET GEORGE DO TT

a merchant, unable to sleep, tossed
fitfully on his couch and muttored
unintclligiblo words The wife sought
the cause Of his rcstlcssness, In an.
swer he said:
you should expect me TO sleep
when my note to Conan in the bank
comes due tomorrow for $4,000, and
there's only $4,000 in the bank TO
meet IT,"
at Is" asked the faithful wife.
"Then ! tell you what should do.
You should get UP and so over TO
Cohans house and tell him, and then
como bnck and 80 TO sleep, Let
Cohnn stay awake, Dlsston Cru.
chile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

piloted the four wayfarer cars a
total Of approximately eoo.ooo miles.
Included In tho devices OF Pilot
Nee's map-making system are hltl-
meters. compass. Thermometer. bar
omoter, special clock. device for
measuring tho pitch Of grade.
special reel mechanism for strip
maps and other equipment that
facilitate road logging.
Tho latest piece Of equipment Nee
has put on wayfarcr ~ Is a Bur
ronghA adding machine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
RHODE ISLAND TO
OFFER SOMETHING
NEW IN STATUTES

DRoyIDENCE. r. l.. Aug. g.
L Rhode Island promises to in.
troduce TO the country a few in.
noyations in auto legislation
A bill is pending in the legisla.
ture here requiring photos OF auto
owners or drivers TO be attached
TO license cards.
Another bin forbids passing an.
other vehicle TO the left, at inter.
sections, bridges, sharp curves or
on steep hills.
4 driver is forbidden TO leave
line of vehicles TO pass others
ahead. II he has to pass more than
three autos TO do so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

cause they do have small dlamoters.
have a shorter circumference and
therefore make more revolutions in
travelling any certain distance than
a regular size tire does.
SO the spcedometer on car which
has been equipped with small dI.
amcter balloon tires is indicating
greater speed than that at which
tho car Is actually travelling. II tho
rpredcmeter registered 25 miles per
hour. for instance. II Is safe TO say
It Is probably travelling 20 miles
an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
Little Decrease
in Steamer Lists

MONTREAL. Quebec. Aug. o.
Altho tho present season of ocean
travel has reached the period usually
associated with a falling off in the
number Of passengers, steamship com.
panies report that little decrease Is
apparent this year. and that the total
volume of passenger traffic In 1924
VIII probably be the largest of any
yenr since the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
Quebec Turns Out
SIS Steel Bridges

QUEBEC. Quebec, Aug. e.-Fifty,
five steel bridges are now under
construction in the province. under
the supervision OF the provincial
department OF public works. built
partly with grants given by the
government This is a slight in
crease over the number built last
wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
EBERHARTER OPENS
NEW AUTO QUARTERS

Due to increase in sales and gen
sral Improvement Of business condi
tons, officials OF Eberharters Ga
RACES. Inc. announce the opening Of
another establishment at Third ave
and Virginia St, where reconditionec
cars will be sold.
This. the officials announce. will
give them more centralized location
,Eberharter's display consists OF re
conditioned cars,
Hereafter the establishments main
tanned BY the concern will be closed
on Sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

The machine gives Nee n printed
record Of hismileAge. including the
mileage az each OF the points he
notes as ho LOGS road. and also
printed abbreviated notes on the
roads no logs
The machine has a special type
keyboard with abbreyia,ions for tho
various kinds Of notes Nee must
take. such as abbrcwations Tot
cronsroad. downgrado. upgrade
gravel road. pavement. ferry. wooden
bridge. steel bridge. Fight. left, curve
and tho like.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

PRAGUE.-Msny OF the regilious
holidays that were inherited from
the Austrian empire are eliminated
on the calendar that has been re.
vised by the professionalism gov.
erSment. a surplus OF holidays
was hurting business conditions in
czecho-Sloyakia. according to tho
government authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
Europe Steps
Out in Motor
Developments

LONDON. AUG 2.-Europsan
countries are stepping along with
America IN the development Of auto
mobiles
The smaller engine is nothing new
IN France and other countries, and
has been a product q necessity on
tho continent. The straight eight
n another achievement OF European
auto science. and a third IL the de-
veiopmsnt toward tho uss o. crude
oil as fuel IN internal combustion
engines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

pletely equipped cos, approximately
$1,000
Besides complete and compact
camping outfit. wayfarer ". car
ries a radio. emergency rations. cleo
trio fans five spotlights In addition
10 tho customary lights. ingenious
equipment that enables the car 10
pull itscls out Of sand or mud and
a bewildering array OF devices and
instruments for road logging and
map-makng.
The latter are part OF a map
making system devised and
copyrighted by Dan J. Nee. who has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

ENoR.a number OF years tho scout
l. cars OF the American Automo-
bile association. known as the Way
farer cars. have been elassed as the
most completely equipped and cs-
penslye cars OF their. kind In the
country.
waytarer " is like It's three pre-
deccssors. tho gitt TO the American
Automobile association OF Mrs Stella
Lewiston. OF san Francisco. Mrs
Lewiston is active In tho National
Park-to-Park Highway association.
The car is built on three
quarter ton truck chassis. and COM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
MOST ACCIDENTS ON
STRAIGHT R0ADWAYS

More accidents arc happening on
straight highways than IN mountain
ous districts. according 10 an inyes-
iigution being made by tho touring
and transportation board o. the
American Automobile association.
The investigation IA being made In
tho interests OF motor tourists who.
thru fear OF accidents. have denied
themselves the pleasure Of visiting
tho high attitudes during their va
cation travelling.
II Ii pointed out IN the preliminary
bulletin on the subject that IN n quar-
tcrly report made by the public high
way department Of Philadelphia. ifs
accidents occur on light grades M
against 30 on dangcrouso grades, the
difference being attributed 20 the
tendency 90 speed whore careful driy.
Ing does not seem 60 be essential.
=-----=--
The auio.trailer should weigh well
under 1 600 hounds and DO we'll bal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
CONCRETE TRACKS
ON HIGHWAY WILL
BE GIVEN TRY0UT

KENTUCKY Is experimenting
"a with highway in which
concrete tracks are laid for the
automobiles.
Four tracks Of concrete Orders
arc being laid along that part OF
n highway. where otherwise ruts
might be formed by incossant
passage OF auto wheels. On the
other parts OF the road, which
are used by autos mostly for
passing, plain crushcd rock IL
laid, and over the entire road is
a layer OF asphalt.
Thus the cost OF good road is
conferred mostly on tho four
tracks over which auto wheels
mostly pass. while not 80 much
attention is paid to the rest OF
tho rond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

II. NJ. Salisbury. export manag ger
of the Maxwell Motor Sales cor.
poration and the Chrysler Motor
corporation, is making tour OF
Australia and New Zealand.
Effective July Fl. tho Lincoln
Motor company advanced the price
3f all models 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

The most licensed car in America
is that driven by Charles Davis, presi.
dent OF the National Highway asso.
citation. II carries number % from
each state in the union and the Dis.
trict OF Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
Farmers Expected to
Buy Their Autos Non

foro this year" Poasley's letter Shys.
Tho automobile has become a very
definite factor in farm lIfe--a neees.
sity-bringlng to farmers many ben.
rilts
requirements have not been up
TO standard IN the farm market for
several years. and after the good
farm year OF 1924 and the prumiB.
Ing prospects for 1924. many farm.
ers will replace their cars,
"of tho automobiles owned in tho
United states. IS per cent are reg.
istsred from the rural communi.
ties"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

I. j. Reuter-, president and gener-
sl manager Of tho Remy Electric
company, expects early production
OF Remy.buIlt Klaxon equipment at
The Remy plant at Anderson. Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
More L. A. Kids
Flock to School

LOS ANGELES, Aug. a.-An
increase OF moro than 20 per cent
here In tho school attendance here
tho past year Is shown in the school
budget which has just been passed
by the county board OF supervisors.
The budget shows total enroll.
ment OF 100000 students. an increase
Of 1886 over the previous year. This
student total will carry an appropria.
ton OF $50. 30S.3O7 for operation and
maintenance during the coming year,
an Increase of 23,6 per cent.
Assessed valuation sof tho city
school district now totals sf,252, s3i..
7sO, according TO the budget report.
Schools for teaching flying arc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
AUTO DEATHS ON
UPGRADE; REACH
PEAK LAST YEAR

DEATHS from automobile nc.
~ CLIENTS in 1923 increased by
about 1000 over those of 1922, es.
mates the automobile department
OF National Bureau OF Casualty
and Surety Underwriters.
Thls does not include some
1906 fatalities at railroad
crossings. without these, the es.
timato runs up TO 1900 auto
deaths In 1923.
The estimate is based on re.
ports from 1856 cities containing n
third OF the country's population.
In relation to the Increase In
automobiles since 1916 the auto
death rate has dropped one.haif.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

Excessive wear viii result II the
universal Joints are no, properly
lubricaicd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

Don't forget to look over the wheel
bolts and tires occasionally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

Schools for teaching flying arc
to DO established thruout Europe
next spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

The auio.traiier should weigh well
under 1000 pounds and DO we'll bal.
anced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

tdes road logging the printed record of the mileage and
the printed authorizations do aCay Nth great deal Of
hdnd-oritten note taking The piece Of printed record
shocn ADORE interprets thus Camp 1882 turn right down
grade toll bridge 1850 ooden bridge, DOM grade S00f
asphalt road; ferTy boat S09.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

These pictures sholO the
WGyfdrer w, official scout
car of the American Auto
mobile association. ioith q
closeup Of the Burroughs
adding machine used By Pilot
Dan J. Nee in road logging
and a sample of the printed
record Pilot Nee obtains NTH
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
SEPTIMO INNING

Ribosch Lucky Seven. Cache hitea
de una base. Sc roba a segunda Da-
viz rolling a Millito y por error de
este, Gacho llega a tercera y Daviu
a segunda. Mateo conecta de tres es-
quinas y entran Daviu y Gacho. Tn
rolling cerca del catcher, hace que
Garcia sea out en- primera. Un fly
de Guerrero ayuda a Mateo a entrar
al home. Chilino rola al short, ont
en- primera.
Dos hits, tres carreras, un error.
Ponce: Cobas palea para Figueroa,
out en- primera. Trompi imita a Ma
teo y apestilla uno de tres bases. Me-
ro fly a 'Chilino al querer from
pi robar ell home, sale sacrifcado.
Un hit, no carrera, no error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
OCTAVO INNING

Ribosch: Figueroa sigue to1iando
ponches. Jimenez hitea. Tetelo Inca
a Beitia, out. Gacho Sc sirve otro
ponche.
Un hit, no carrera, no error.
Ponce: Millito palea para Tetelo
y por error de este, llega la I'M
cial. Pcr passed ball, pasa segun-
da. Un rolling de King a Jimenez
adelanta Millito a tercera. Beitfa
Sc abanica. Caratini va la inicial
por bolas. Sc roba la segunda. Mes
tor rolling caliente a Tetelo Y este
mofa, entrando Millito y Caratini.
Hoyos base por bolas. Cobas rolling
al short, out.
No hit, dos carreras, dos errores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
SEGUNDO INNING

Ribosch: David Sc abanica. Mateo
rola Nero por error de este al
canza la inicial. Garcia fly para Ho-
yos. Guerrero cierra ell round con un
rolling King, out en- primera.
No hit, no carrera, un error.
Ponce: Cobas rola a Davi1, out
en- primera. Trompi hitea; Sc roba
la segunda. Nero Sc estruca. Mill
to apestilla un single, y llega hasta
home Trompi. Y Millito Sc roba con
la mayor facilidad la segunda la
tercera bases (abusa del pitcher)
En- este instante ell Ribosch Gambia a
Sanguiri por Figueroa. I'm rolling
de King Tetelo, termina ell inning.
Dos hits, una carrera, no error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
sEXTo INNING

Ribosch: Figueroa siempre abani-
candose. Jimenez palea para Milli-
to Y por error de Trompi obtiene
la inicial. Quiere estafar la segun-
da, pero ell catcher Hoyos no Sc 10
permite. Tetelo foul fly para Cara
TIM.
No hit, no carrera, no error.
Ponce: Caratini da un tremendo
cantazo Gacho realiza una estu-
penda cogida que lie vali6 prolonga-
dos aplausos. Nestor Sc calienta con
la cogida de Gacho Y sc abanica. Ho-
yos rola a TetelO, out.
No hit, no carrera, no error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
JUEGo DE LA TARDE EN- PONCE
(Por BIG BALL)

El matinee de Ia Compania Xirgu
con Marianela; las fiestas de la pla-
va el precio de un dollar por asien-
to en- ell Grand Sind, nos parece que
fueron las catlsas principales para
que este juego no estuviese 10 debi-
damente concurrido. Tai parece que
ell p1blico desea hacer la guerra a
dichos precios de entrada y NAL va
la cosa-......-
Pero, no por este ell game dej6
de ser sumamente rciiido nj faltaron
a el, distinguidas damas de esta So
ciedad y un buen numero de verda-
deros fans.
Con gran animation, Sc di6 comien-
20 al encuentro que vamos a reese
mar 10 mas rapidamente possible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
iiOIGA DE LA ISLA!!
: LID. AMANTE DEL BOXEO? ?

Estamos trabajando activamente
para montar el "Jack Dempsey Spor-
ting Club recibimos cualquier do
nativo que I'd. quiera hacer ms
cribase como socio, solo 1e cuesta
50 90 la entrada un peso mensual.
va recibimos el certifcado de in
corporation solo falta tener cier-
tos fondos y cierto numero de socios
para abrir el Club. Recibimos como
donativo desde cts. hasta un mi
Hon de dollars.
Dirija todo al ''Jack Dempsey
Physical & Sporting Club =, San Jo-
Sc 81 co Andres Ojeda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
QUINTO INNING

Ribosch: Garcia single; al querer
robar la segunda POGO despues niue
re en- las manos de King. Guerrero
y Chilino, Sc sienten tiojos y Sc con-
fortan con ponehes marca Nero.
Un hit, no carrera, no error.
Ponce: Nero -palea para Figueroa,
out. MillitoFs hitea = King rolling a
Tete'o, out en- primera. Beitia imi-
Ia King y sale de out.
Un hit, no carrera, no error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
PRIMER INNING

Ribosch: Jimenez Sc sirve ponche.
Tetelo practica a Caratini. Gacho Sc
abanica.
No hit, no carrera no error.
Ponce: Millito rola al pitcher San
guri, out. King single. Beitia SIN
gle. Caratini rola caliente a Tetelo
y por error de este, anota King. Bel
tia llega a tercera. Caratini Sc roba
la intermedia. Un hit de dos bases,
hace que entren Beitia Y Caratini.
Hoyos single y al querer Nestor lie
gar hasta el hogar, es capturado.
Hoyos sale de out cuando intenta lie
gar a los dominios de Daviu.
Cuatro hits, tres carreras, un error
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
NOVENo INNING

Ribosch: Daviu palea para MILL
to sale de out en- primera. Mateo
Sc sirve ell ultimo ponche de la tarde.
y Garcia hitea. Guerrero rolling a
Caratini, out en- primera.
Un hit, no carrera, no error.
Baterfas por Ponce: Nero v Cobas :
por Riboseh, Sanguiri (explotado) Fl
gueroa y Guerrero. Turnos al bate
del Ponce, SO; del Ribosch, "a. Hits
a Sanguirf y Figueroa, 9, bases Dor
bolas, dos: struck-out, 5. Hits Nero.
D; bases por bolas, 5; struck outs 10.
Tempo: dos horas 25 minutes.
Empires: Seda y Fabito.
Score de la tarde:
RIbosch 10000 00-3
Ponce 3 @ 0 90 2 x-6
Una sola cogida vaiosa hubo en-
todo el juego y ella fue la realizada
palo de Caratini.
mientras tantO, ell libro del base
hall inscribe en- sus 2aginls una viz
t>Fia mas para los leancs sobre su
potente contrincante, Ell famoso v
nauy popular team de las montanas
de Cavey.
Eomc termination de esta reseha
que no queremos alargar mas. diremos
la Erase algo chistosa, de Davil Tin
go).
Hasta cuando van ustedes a Sc
guir perdiendo? Preguntamos a este
Jugador gloria y orgullo de La isla.
Chico, nos contesta, nosotros esta-
mos que no lie ganamos nj las ma
riposas. Y mira que las mariposas
son los atleticos'".
Y hasta pronto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25

va que por desgracia parece haber-
SO terminado el Campeonato Insular,
nosotros recomendamos los fanaticos
puertorriquefos, que estudien deteni-
damente estos records, y que digan
qui6nes son los verdaderos Campeones
del 1924!i!!
nv rnpp
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25

En- ell origen de la mayor parte de los
enfermoS: encontrara esta causa una
sangre viciada insomnios, iaquecas,
vertigos de Ia arterio-escIerosis gotta,
reumatismos, neuralgias, lumbago cia.
tica, NAL de piedra, nefritis todos estos
males son debidos a la mala sangre.
La sangre viciada estropea la piel de
eczemas, acnes, eritemas, sycosis;
psiorasis, prurigos. Provocan llagas
tenaceS, ulceraS varicosas conSecutivas
a las varices y flebitis. Sc lie debe Ell
fin las mas graves intermediates de la
mujer, perdidas. metrilis. tumores. f.
dTonas, edad critica. Pero para que
aguantarse a este tremendo calvario
puesto que la ciencia ha creado ell
DEPURATIVO ORICHELET. La ener-
gia curativa del DEPURATIVO RI
CHELET perfecto rectifcador de la
Sangre produce verdaderoS, nilagros
garantizados portodo ell cuerpo medical.
Cada frasco va accompanied oe un toiIeto
tlluStrado De venta en- todas las buenas Farm /.
cias DrOguerias, InbCraiorio l.. RlCHELET.
de Sedan, rue de Belfott, Bnyonne 'Francia).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
DepOrtivaS de Fl MundO'
r. I. p. cAMPEoNATo 1Nsu1AR

Parece que el campeonato insular
de "base ball" de 1924 no Sc termi-
nara. Todo porque ell "team San
Juan Athletics insiste en- usar Los
| servicios del famoso receptor del club
| Humacao Pepe Santana, en- contra del
| deseo y voluntad del sehor Carlos
Gonzalez, manager del Humacao,
| violando de este modo los mana
gers del "Athletics'' una de las re-
glas basicas del campeonato insu1ar.
Bien decian nuestros distinguishes ami
gos Gerrish Jr., Luis Progress Eddie
Collins que el campeonato no Sc terni
maria; estaban mejor enterados que
nosotros.
FL campeonato insular no SO termi-
nara, y este es injusto para Ell team
mente ha luchado para obtener ell pri
mer puesto y ganar en- buena lid el
titlllo de campeones insulares
del 1924. @
Pipo Maldonado, el enthusiastic ''ma
nager" poncefo, costa de grandes
sacrifcios ha logrado construir una
maquina basebolera'' ante cuyo en-
ruje poderoso han cedido las otras po
tentes novenas que hoy existen en-
Puerto Rico. Tambi6n hicieron NOR
der el polvo en- series memorables a
las formidables novenas Havana
Giants" y Allentown, poniendo al
ia, muy alta la bandera del base ball
borincano.
Y estos triunfos conquistados no
son efimeroS... han sido conquistados
porque los leones del Sur han juga-
do peiota de las grandes ngas. iQuien
no ha admirado la labor msgnifica del
fsmoso "infield' poncefo iQui6n no
Sc ha sentido electrizado ante las pc
liculas de largo metrage de Caratini,
Ninin, Millito, King! iQuien no Sc ha
sentido impresionado por la labor ca
81 perfecta de San, Nero Moncho
en- Ell "box', Y por las cogidss pro-
digiosas de Tasio Y Nestor en- el
"feld"! iQu6 direction mas acerta-
da la del Captain Caratini! ~ que
discipline, caballeros!!
Durante Ell campeonato el "team"
Ponce ha dado mas 'carreras'', mas
'hits'', mas "home runs hecho
mas ''doble plays, robado mas
"bases" Y hecho menos ''errores'
que ningIn otro team, sus "pit-
chers'' tienen mejor record han
dado mas "shut outs que los ''pit- |
chers'' de los otros ''teams''. zone !
mas puede pedirse? El 'team Ponce
crenta con dos 'catchers'' competen |
tes: Hoyos y Cobas; un enfield" in
comparable con Tromm en- primera,
Millito en- segunda, Caratini en- terce-
ra y King en- ell "short stop; ma.
die puede negar que Ninin, Nestor,
Beitia, Tasio y Quiro son magnificos
jardineros. En- cuanto al cuerpo de
lanzadores compuestos por San, Me
70, Moncho, Colon y Cobas es sin dis
cusi6n alguna 10 mejor que tienen los
leones.
He aquf ell record del ''team'
Ponce hasta la fecha, comparable con |
los otros clubs insulares:
Serie anterior al Campeonato.
Estado de los club ell 80 de
Abril 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-25
TERCER INNING

Ribosch: Chilino quiere poner a
Millito en- movimiento y sale de out.
Fig1eroa base nor bolas. Jimenez
sigue ciego y Sc abanica. Tetelo pa
lea para Caratini y muere en- prme-
ra.
No hit, no carrera, no error.
Ponce. BeitIa Inca para Figueroa.
Caratini rola a Davi1, out. Nestor
bon1bo las manos de Jimenez.
No hit, no carrera, no error.