davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25

dencia filipina. En- mi discurso-
debate general del bill---responder6
n las palabras tremendaS con que
So pretende asesinar Ia suprema as
piraci6n de un pueblO.-Y responde
ri tambien d otras palabraS que ell
Secretario dc la Guerra lanz6 man
saliva. cuaudo no Sc podfa contestar-
le. Y 81 mi diScurso mata el bill,
salvar6, por 10 menoS, el honor de
Puerto Rico.
Marcho con prudencia, marchar6
con prudencia en- tantO que reste
una esperanza de gobierno propio.
Porque el gobierno propio 10 admi-
to, a6u con ciudadanfa americana.
En- mas de una opOrtunidad hemOs
discutido csc punto usted, Herminio
Diaz yO, sosteniendo yo que la
! compatriOtas defender Ia indepen-
dencia, nj impedira al COngreso
otorgarla. Ahora tengO en- mi abOno
Ia opinion del JueZ Towner, repre-
. NtIii'iiiit w lONd tll Id NdItdid d. IDofL
! opinion esta en- los hearings. Y el
Juez Towner es un jurista de gran
prestigio Fin el Comit6 de asuntos
insulares, es el Chairman, ell RAN
KING MEMBER de la minorfa re-
publicana FL declare que, siendo
nosOtrqs ciudadanos, nos sera dable,
sin coPeter un delito de TRACTION,
4 segrir luchando por nuestra nacio-
nalidad.
Ffjese en- todos los signos FL
bin Sc elabor6 en- Ia Secretarfa de
/ Ia Guerra. La Scretarfa de In Cue
IRA 10 empuja y el Gobernador vi
no a Washington, llamado por el
Bureau, para que no fuera el bill
del Resident Commissioner, sinO el
del General MacIntyre, ell discuti-
do en- el Comit6 Y en- el hemiciclo.
| Nadie nos ayuda. Nadie nos sostie-
ne. Ninguno de los cuatro democrat
tas que visitaron la isla quemara
un cartuchO por nuestras liberia
! des. Ning6n Senador, ningGn Re-
l-preSentante esta con noSotros. Mn
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gun peri6dico Sc ocupa de noSOtros
nj acoge nuestra propaganda nj aco
gerd nucstra protesta. La maquina
funciona Y Ia maquina cs omnipo-
tentc.
ST consigui6ramos suprimir el We
to absolute, creariamos magnfficas
cOndiciones para el future combate
por mas ampliOs progresses. La ma
yOrfa 10 sabe. Y convierte ell veto
absolute en- una condici6n sine qua
non, anulando asf el influjo de la
Legislature. En- este mOmento, Y da-
do que ell bill, EN- su fOrma actual.
no es digno de nosotros V tendre-
mos que hostilizarlo, me inclino
Greer cue Ell bill no pasara que
el acta Foraker Sc perpetuara, como
sc perpet0an siempre sObre nueStra
pObre patria las maldicioneS del in
fiernO. Acu6rdese de la profesia Si-
niestra de aquel Fray Angel. cita-
da tantas yeces en- la prensa de Puer
to Rico.
listed Sc sente triste. y 20? Yo
necesito realizar esfuerzos enormes
de voluntad para mantener una cal
ma estoica Y no llegar al fin mien-
traS no llegue el fin. Nadie sabra
nunca 10 que he sufrido en- estas
agonfas del capitolio. Pero, mas que
ninguna augusta, pesa en- mi es-
pfritu Ia de sOSpechar que unos po-
COS cOmpatriotas duden de mi. En-
treinta amos de pelea incesante. he
demostradO que en- mi Sc debe poner,
que yo merezco, ilimitada confianza.
SientO los golpes guardo silen-
clio. Algdn dfa 10 romper6. 81 es que
mi cOnciencia Y mi patriotiSmo no
me exigen que caiga en- Ia muerte
sin hablar, sin gritar, como un Ill
timo sacrificio por In terra Il que
consagre Y cOnsagro mi vida. En- es-
te correO van para usted. Barcel0
GiOrgetti, d. Navarro. etc, eiempla
res del bill Jones va corregido. en-
su forma definitiva, segdn suba al
floor. Lo reintfodujo Mr. Jones ell
dia 20. En- la pdgina %, lfnea "a,
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Continuation de In Ia. pAE.

sos mas culminantes durante la ad-
miRistraci6u dc Reilly, Y estas son
asgunas de Sus palabras textuales:
'Estoy como los espfritus de los
SereS que acaban de morir; indeci-
so, no ST que hacer, alin no he de-
lineadO definitivamente ell sendero
que debo seguir.
."Ann recOrdamos el immense re-
gOcijO con qiic Sc celebr6 en- Puer-
to Rico 81 triunfo unionista cuando
ganamos la ciudad de San Juan en-
el 1920. en- cuyO dfa Sc vendierOn
velnte mil banderaS portorriquefias,
Y en- la manifestation celebrada So
paSearon en- triunfo pOr la GALES de
San Juan, veinte mil banderas de
La eStrellR sOlitaria EllO pOrque
Barcrl6 Ia tremolaba, pero el Sc
nor Barce'6 tremola ahora Ia ban
dera americana, la cual 81 no ANA.
III 50 viste con esa bandera, como
Sc visten lbs plebeyas cuando van
un bailc dc carnavaI"
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Ell MINISTRO AMERICANA
I'm SANTO DOMINGO

Asisti6 ademds, cl Ministro Ame-
ricano en- Santo Domingo durante
la ocupaci6n de las tropas ameri-
canas. Mr. II. G. Knowles. Este hi
20 historic completa de la ocupaci6n
militar en- Sauto Domingo, Ia cual
calific6 de indebida, Y causa de no
pocos males. Dijo ademas. que todo
huen americana estaba on eI deber
de cooperar para que el Congreso
(COntin6a en- In pdg. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25

Por ANGEL RIVERO
DE0MA CUARTA JO2NADA
HIS TORIA DE UN F1OMBRE::

Suarda con ouen US -"
nt5n nneroI nara Que vo fuesc subese Phaco
re dijo Urrutia.
10 que
81 prinera sno los mar
de la ecalera del Palaclo
depacho privado dc su EXescA eSe 'e
de paisano mugs pegunt0 ASI:
e. used polio:
De Bajo General
rruillo Q pueblo dondc e Padre Mariana:
FL misnto General.
por que quiso Manuel?; icontese!
Nj General las Ordenanzas.
de de exgencas
bondadoso General conc
cuando captain rue Aoa
de nat7oneS
on favor invite su MESA hHoe s
tar ocurro durane Ia cohu 50 '
cbstoso con senor SObeano.
Apprentices neudlpeS me
bondad sin lntes de los ga
baleros de reclam
iron de manoS ceFfo eS'd ueNln~
jOrnad vida.
San Juan II. % 1925
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UNA CONFERENCIA DE
COIL Y CUCHI-ASISTE
IN ASSISTANT ATTORNEY
GENERAL DE EE. W.

FL licenciado Coll Y Cuchi, di6
una conferencia el lunes II del pre-
sente mes, en- los saIones del Club
Progresista de Brooklyn. A esa con
ferencia, asisti6 un Assistant At
torney General de los Estados Uni
dos, quien fu6 invitado a hacer uso
de la palabra, Y Sc cXpres6 ofre-
ciend0 su cooperation al sei1or Coll
Y Cuchf, Y manifestando que sentfa
muchO no haber sabido antes todo
cuando habfa dicho el distinguido
pOrtorriqueho
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bir a los otros amigos, Ensohe es-
ia a Barcel6. Giorgetti, .. Navarro.
Y no a todos. pues las yoces pesimis-
tas han de quedar entire los que po-
seen valor para no desalentarse.
Suyo, un abrazO,
l.. MUNOZ.
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Y EATRA IGLESIAS

Hace constar que todo cuanto ha
dicho Coll Y Cuchf es In verdad alb
soluta, pueSto que 81 viene precisa-
mente del campo unionista, V sabe
como Sc actuaba dentro de esa agru
paci6n. Formula acusaciones en- re-
laci0n con Las dltimas elecciones. V
SO lamenta te la supuesta TRACTION
de Barcel0 Y Tous Soto. a quicnes
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CLASIFICACION

Angelic preeunta a su mama Que
es un bfgamo.
Ell hombre que sc casa dos We
ces.
FL papa Intervene y dice:
No. hiio mfo. FL hombre que
tiene dos mujeres no es un bfgam0
eS TN imb&cil.
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Ell LCDO. COLL Y CUCHI...

acompah6 a Washington no hace
mucho como miembro de la comisi6n
conjunta. AmbOs Oradores, al termi
mar piden Ia cooperation de porto
rrique6os Y americanoS.
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INTERPRETATIONS

Tn seNor Sc enoja con su strvien
te y ie dice:
=; Esto es intolerable! o to &c
tbs loco o 10 cstoy yo.
=; Ab. sefior !-coutesta ell inter
pelado,-no 10 creo a usted capa
de dejarse scrvir por TN sirvientr
loco.
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TE.

Tn horracho entra cn un cafe q
tomar una taxa dc te.
Una taxa de t6 con anfs.--dice'
7 cuando ell mozo esta cerca del
mostrador, afade:
-iOiga Una taxa de te con
anfs... pero sin te.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25

Eel veintitres de enerO pubiic6
LA Correspondence de Puerto Ri
co. una carta del seiiOr LlOrens To-
rres, delegadO pOr Ponce, Y unO de
los elementos mas radicales de Ia
Camara. dOnde ab0gaba y aCOnseja-
ba la total abstenci6n legislative
como dn;cO medic de prOtesta ante
el pueblo de los EStados UnidOs
contra la situaci6n pOlitica insOpOr-
table que venia Ia IsIa atravesando.
Dicha carta fu6 eoutestada pOr ell
seilOr MuiiOZ Rivera ell veinticincO
de enerO EN- ell peri6dicO la Demo-
cracia", Ell la siguiente fOTma:
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EN- MAR DEL PLATA

-Por le visto. piensa uSted per-
manecer soltero toda In vida.
ST, se1ora.
Sin embargo. tendra usted mu-
chos amigos que lie acOnsejan que
Sc case.
ST, sefiora perO los tengo por
tan malos consejeros, que eyito Su
tratO q tOda costa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25
Sr. Luis Llorens Torres,


DelegadO a la Cdmara Popular.
San Juan.
Amigo Y compafero: Lei su car
Ia Respondo a ella con gusto, aun-
que en- puridad no 10 estimo abso-
lutamente neceSario, porque mis- con
ferencias particulares y tete tete
con usted, lie dieron en- cOnjunto V
en- detalle, todo el volumen de mis-
opinionea acerca de su proposition
sobre un total rctraimiento legisla
two.
A esta proposition suya me an
ticip6 yo--a usted le consta-cuan-
do al escribir al se1or Larrfnaga,
ocho dfas anteS de la Asamblea. in
formandole. seGGn es mi deber. de
la Marcia polftica del pals, le anun-
ciaba dos formulas: la triunfante,
que el publico conoce, esta otra
que copio ad peden literae.
Segunda formula: abstenerse la
Camara dc presentar proyectos de
ley del Consejo, declarando, 81 es
precise. que adopta esa actitud por
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INVENCION

-Yo siemprn lc digo mi espe
sa todo 10 que me pasa.
=; Gran cosa Z, Yo lc digo, Gde
mas. una porci6n de cOsaS que no
pasaron nunca.
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cercano e eNanen
final deron conenzo dcicas de guarnici0 campanht uo
banco Rcuerdo toda mi prono mon
Catalina
de Ia
cehuhea
de Nenegas que haca Ne
fus reentado
Cddiz do dido la
eigioso que Su
grar: :Guarda fornar ter
del oren cercnas de mi
senco daa e qu6n yyc oda persona
responicndo Imna eguntarla jque gee
contesaan harla fuego
sublan
algnn
aor eHQusa VI
gilancia
Pepe Urrua; mira de las
paroles del ardn dc Paaco;
bulo dc Ma
viejo costunb dc venr parae
cruia de la bOica dc Guiemey
Ppe don Manuel ha-
bfl frances abfa ensenado aqueo de-
lie saba de memora
Centinea Aenas
haba alguna nj hacer
decenCa pemira persona Ia haga
sablo contra las apias de la
baazO LEGO
hombre entire subla la cuesa
del
la
Saom6n; ho
payimento e arol
detaes haba egado hoa de que crcae la
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AMOR

Preguntaba I'm senior a un amigo
suyo:
-; Por que no te enamoras sino
de mujeres va eutradas en- amos?
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NOVEI4A

Parrafo Gle un folletfn:
In muchedumbre caminaba silen-
ciosa por las GALES desicrtas de Ia
ciudad"
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Mario, II 1914.

Mi guerido de Diego
Anoche recibf su carta. por spe-
cial delivery, con una copia del Me-
mortal para el Congreso. ESta ma
fiana lie cablegrafi6 como sigue:
"Recibido, lefdo memorial, 10 en-
doso de coraz6n. Envfelo pronto Il
los Presidentes de ambas CANA
ras. Mande tirar quinientos folletos
para los miembros."
El Memorial es sobrio, claro Y
firme. 10 atenderan no. Yo opino
que no 10 atenderan. Pero mientras
tantO habremOs cumplido un deber
imperioSO en- absolute ineludible.
Nos imponen Ia ciudadania p0r-
que quieren ligarnos a. Ia repGblica
FOR EVER. Es un prop6sito AR
RITE, que no cambiard menos
que el Senador Root amenace con
hacer una campaDa. 70 trabajare
csc asunto \ OUTRANCE, 10 mis-
mo que trabajar6 contra ell veto alb
soluto, que es una iniquidad
tIjese en- las palabraS Gle Mr..
Jones en- los hearings. La indepen-
dencia rs un IDLE DREAM del
partido mionista mfr. Jones, nues
tro mejor amigo en- Washington, de-
clar0 ESQ; Mr.. Jones, el paladfn, ell
sol distant paladfn de la indepeI
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CHASCARRULOS
I el conteSt6

I el conteSt6;
--Porque 81 me enamorara de una
joven, me daria tanta pena verla
envejeccr
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@ 81 sIs Is s r. a; =; q sls ;s sie a: ~ ~ assss s

q por mucho madrugar amanece
mas temprano; pero tambi6n es
cierto que. quien "ronca sin decoro"
clando el sol saliente dora los cam
pos. abrillantando su pompa eXcelsa
cegar merecfa cuando menOS pade-
Ger tales cataratas que mellasen la
Saba cuchilla de mi ilustre discfpu-
10, sobresaliente oculiSta. el doctor
MatanZo; no merece yer la luz vivifi-
cantc del sol, quien le MEGA su admi-
raci6n en- Ia hora gIoriosa del alba.
y, asf pensandO, ia arrugada ca
ma dejo, muy temprano, a mis-
peilascales de Las Cuevas voy, es-
perar ell nuevo sol. que rompiendo el
blancO vell0n de las brumas asoma,
tras las verdes Tomas del Cacao, tie
rra dOnde yo nacI. El pasado domin-
go abandone tan yalerosamente las
Suaves caricias del lecho, que IA pi-
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que para
fervoosos b condo Instruments cura
mOnagJlo, V
Carizo dpspu primer reque
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notable polco dge Jose de Diego Loens Torres don
bras Patri6tcQs.-L situaci6n de los Partidos

La carta que sc inseIta cOnti-
Ruaci6n fu6 eScrita pOr eI seiior
MunOz Rivera cuand0 dierOn CO.
mienzO lSs hearings" preIiminares
del Bill Jones. I'm ella hace refe-
rencia Ia la question de la ciudada-
MIA americana, eUandO Sc debatia
esta impOrtante question v cuando
Sc OpOnian a ella, don Jose de Die
go Otras ilustreS personaIidades
representatives de la pOlitica por-
tOrriquela. Ell senior Muiioz Rivera
defiende su pOsici6n y 10 hace dc
una manera clara. precisa, enfatica
que no deja In mas leve duda So
bre su prestigiO enOr1ne dc pOlftieo
y dc patricia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-25


Ngo amOado de6 ir don Manuel miranda 10 alto terc6 ell
senal de acaamento.
The Washington times., 1925-04-22
GIL Bat TIES
At BARRACKS
TONIGHT
Boxer Who Stopped Charley
Baum Meets Billy
eritton

Getting right Into the swim with
the hoYne.cofnink world champion
Grfffmen. the WashingtOn Bar
racks stages rIp.snorting boxing
show tonight. II win be held in
the open air. 50 take your 0Vercoats
along with you. It'll be q bit
chilly. However. the sizzling char
acter Of the show may serve to
drive away some Of the cold.
Johnny Gil, the York. Pa. mid
dleWeight. who stopped Charlie
Baum, of Baltimore, few weeks
Eago in the same ring viii be seen
tonight In q ten-round contest with
Billy BrittoH, Of Kansas City. Gil
is expected to give away q few
pounds, but that means little o.
nothing to him. He does that
almost every time he enters the
ring.
Britton Is not vet champion.
but It is possible that he win DO
Just that Inside OF few weeks.
the titIehoIder, for q bout &C Louis
Vile on the eve Of the Kentucky
/ Derby. This battle with Gill To-
night II Il sort of training for that
more important meeting with the
.Pittaburgh Windnill. z
washington rams like the slam
bang style lii the ring Therefore,
/ ii ID fair to assume that tonight's
show viii be- ali the cakes and
lcoffee Britton Is d rusher from
| first To last, swinging both hands
and never backing up. He lacks
come Of the ring skin possessed BY
his opponent, but makes up Tor it
/ by the fury Of his attack.
p Johnny Gill Is better boxer than
BritfOn, but Is not as aggressive.
/ He has tremendous endurance. how
ever, and Ii well able to take all
Britfon can hand out to him. Paul
BerIehbach had him on the floor
five times iii one round, but couldn't
keep him there. That shows what
| Gill can do.
The semifinaI tonight IS also q
nlugging affair between Kid Groves.
of the Mohawk club, and Jack Nc
C.arthy, Of Baltimore. Groves has
been advancing rapidly during the
past few months and Is well on his
way to d feature bout. Mccarthy
il also b stiff puncher and Il 81 a
good bet that one or the other will
hear the chimes tonight
Two fmidgets, Jack CafOY1i and
Count Moline, the Argentintan ban
tam, are due for SIX rounds, and
Johnny Conroy, of the MohawfIxs,
will dispute something or other with
Billy Edwards, Of Philadelphia.
The first bout gets under way
promptly at o'clock, with Kid
Sullivan third man fl the ring.
Colonel Erickson win handle the
final
The Washington times., 1925-04-22
OHORT STUFF %
- FOR ROOTERL

Robertson and Tobin obliged with
homers with men on bases and the
browns rot & B-to-S decision over
fl1e White Sox. CASTOR famed six
n the first two innings but couldn'
stand prosperity. Sisler hit safely
III his seventh straight game.
First thing you know, some
bright gent is going to find q new
name for Conn Mack's $1,000
nlrchase. Lemon" Groves will do
until o better one turns up. Start
ing his third game for the Ath.
letics, Groves again blew the works
by his wildness and the Senators
won, to 2.
sam Jones stepped out of char
acter with three hits and a stolen
base while the Yankees won in a
rornp from the Red Sox, to /.
Picinich's homer cheating Samuel
Of shutout.
The Indians succumbed to the
inevitable and their first defeat
when Fothergill's single in the
eighth staked the Tigers to the
winning run, to 3. Fewster's
wild throw gave the Tigers three
runs in the second.
The Washington times., 1925-04-22
matter Of $50 900 last summer. II

matter Of $50, 900 last summer. He
Ii anxious to show his skill before
his own folks and 1t Is possible
that Manager Higgins will send
him TO the hill in one Of the four
games booked for this visit to the
Griffith Stadium.
Everett Scott, the veteran short
stop, Is on his way To playing his
Booth consecutive contest. Indeed
he will reach this mark before
leaving Washington, unless the
weather gods are unktnd 10 him.
1t 10 believed that Scott will take
rest az soon as he has reached
the 1900 mark, one OF his legs
giving him trouble this spring
The Deacon is baseballs greatest
iron man.
Washington is hungry for big
league baseball and the fans are
pulling for fine weather. Capacity
throngs are due today, Saturday
and Sunday. Washington being
anxious to show its loyalty to its
first champions Of the world.
The Washington times., 1925-04-22
Coll ms Il M [
WITH EIBH ING
WHITE SlK
.Thurston Win Probably Pitch
for Hose and Eddie
Play Second

CHICAGO April % Eddie Col
Inns and his fighting band Of White
'sox came to Chicago today to off.
cially open the American League
battle their ancient enemies, the
Detroit Tigers, Al cloudy sky greet.
ed the pale Hose. Tl1urston prob.
ably will twirl for the Sox, while
Collins win bend EN- over fOr. the
Tigers. Al crowd Of 10000 is ex.
pectedl to witness the contest. Col
Inns will be given q chest Of silver
bv the Chicago lodge Of Elks.
The SOx have played eight games
thus far, with the Tigers and
Browns, splitting even III both
series.
The Washington times., 1925-04-22
'DlllLlING 81 Is
HIS DIRE AN
REALIZED
Georgetown Broad Jumper
Tries Three Years to
Stop Hubbard

BiIl DowdIng, the Georgetown
broad jumper, achieved q three
year ambition at the Ohio State
relay games last saturday, when
ne administered to DeHart Hub
bard. of Michigan, the first defeat
that the great colored jumper ever
ran Into.
Back In 1922 Dowding came out
Of the Middle West to the junior
national games. ct Newark. herald
81 A. an unbeatable in his class.
Hubbard. an unknowa, represent
Inc the Cincinnati Z M. @. A..
stepped on Dowding's champio nship
aanirations with tremendous leap
81 n feet 8 5k inches.
The Washington times., 1925-04-22
FIGHTING GRIFFMEN HOME
TODAY FOR OPENING
OF 1926. SEASON
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Bucy Harris and his gang Of fighting Gs are home s0aay
in their the Capitals first big league psnnans as
they rougnsnou
forms Of the naughty York Giants in the battle Tor
rhamnonghip of entire baseball world ,oor
scheduled series O
in Washington Friday is date 70 pe nse6 0y
Sunday night Manager
take his gang for three days This fst
the opponents OF the world
champions, is and promises to be sweet 49,
Mrs Coolidge expected 20 gIace
oeeaon today Griffith Stadium They are tns Leaders
to- the hunblest resident q the
Cnpia there cheer for the Grs while tnese
The Washington times., 1925-04-22
BABE RUTH Is GROWING
BETTER; MAY PLAY SOON

NEW YORK, April %. Babe
Ruth, confined to his bed at st.
yincent's Hospital, is rapidly re-
covering and may soon be back in
the game.
It was said that, although Doctor
Edward King, Ruth's physician,
was so encouraged by his patient s
progress that he would make one in
a. day or so.
The Washington times., 1925-04-22

Honey Boy Finnigan, who =
matched to meet Champion Dundee
at the Auditorium. Is the first man
Dundee has faced in years at his
own weight. He has usually been
called upon to concede anywhere
from five to twenty-five pounds.
The best measure OF Dundee's fight
ing caliber is the fact that IN
eight battles with Benny Leonard,
the lightweight champion, in every
one of which he had to concede
weight, he held mis- own. Many
experts have declared Leonard to
be the greatest lightweight that
lever lived.
/ Johnny Dundee has been fighting
since 1910. He was discovered
working in a fish market owned
/ by his father. His real name Is
/ Joseph Carrorra. His first manager
discarded that name and christe1led
! the little Italian 'Dundee."
Dundee has engaged in more
| than 400 battles and received on
an average Of $1,000 q fight. He
! has fought in every class from
| fIyweight to middIeWeight. He
| has fought five world champions,
| Willie Richie, lightweight; Fred
DIV Welsh, lightweight; Benny
Leonard, lightweight; Johnny Kill
bane, featherweight; Eugene
Cri0ui, featherweight. No fight
or in the history Of the ring has
approached the brilliant perform
ances Of the Italian-AmeTican
Before sailing for Europe last
fall Dundee relinquished his feath-
erweight title, deciding that 1t
would be difficult to keep at the
weight, 1876 pounds. The New York
State Boxing Commission declared
the title vacant and ordered a
tourney, which was won by Kid
Kaplan. of Meriden, Conn.
The public, however, refused to
recognize him as the champion.
taking the stand that all the ira
ditions of the game called for the
title to change hands inside the
ring. A similar situation is found
in the lightweight division at
nresent. as a result of the retire
nent of Benny Leonard. Dundee
ia matched to meet Sid ferris, the
leading lightweight contender, at
Madison Square Garden, on May
s. This contest will practically be
for the lightweight championship.
If Dundee ia victorious he will
issue a challenge to both Kid Kap-
Ian, featherweight, and Mike Bal
Ierilo, junior lightweight title
holder. and If victorious over them,
he will be able to retire from the
ring the indicated holder Of three
world titles.
AS this will probably be the last
as well as the first time Washing
TON ring fans will have an oppor-
unity to see Champion Dundee,
there is mad rush to room 631,
BOND Building, office of the local
club. for pasteboards of admission
20 the Auditorium. No tickets will
be disbursed at the Auditorium.
The Washington times., 1925-04-22
MARYLAND TURNS OTHER
CHEEK TO TAR HEELERS

Having walIoped North Carolina
Univeitjity badly the day previous,
Maryland University thought II
fitting that the Southerners be
given the other cheek. They were
and they won, that game 16 to 3,
which Maryland thought to be a
bit unclubby. North Carolina hit
anything that was put over the
plate, and some things that were
not put over the plate. Maryland
units
The Washington times., 1925-04-22
HAIoHT AND POP ARE
CHOSEN TO LEAD BOYS

Walter IIaight and Pop Kremt
were named officers OF the sand1ot
baseball association. Pep will act
as the vice.president OF the organi
cation, and walter. our Old Friand
walter, will do the secretaring for
them.
Walter Is more or less well known
in and about Washington. In
some places he is known better
than in others. But he knows sand
lot baseball frontwards and back.
wards, and is known by the sand.
letters in reciprocal manner.