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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04


cher del Athletics, Ell RECORD de
PoNCHEg de suncar, del Athle-
tics, La labor cast perfecta de Ca
nar6n, San y Nero en- el "box"
Ell colossal fildeo y oportuno
BATTING de ese incompatible trio
ponce6o: Caratini, King y Millito !.
otra nota sobresaiente del afio ha
sido eI comeback del veterano
Brown y sus sensacionales 3ugadas
/ en- segunda.
81 fueramos escoger ull TEAM
netamente. boricua de los ,nejorss
jugadores del ano nuestra SELECTION
para un primero y seg.indo team Sc
ria La siguiente:
ALL PUERTO RICO
Primer Team
Santana, Athelettcs- Catcher
Martinez, Athletics-1b.
Miliito, Ponce-2b.
Carat1ni, Ponce-3b > Captain.
King. Ponce-s s.
Monchile. Athletics-L. r.
Bettia, Ponce CT.
Angilo, HtmacaC-R. r.
Carnar6n, Humacao pitcher
oacho. Ribosch, Pitcher.
segnndo Team
1oyos, Ponce--Catcher
Ciqui, Humacao-1b.
Brown, Athletics,
David, Arecibo-Sb.
Thompson, Humacao, SIS. y Captain
N6stof, Ponce-L. r.
Liborio, Athletics CT.
Garcia, Ribosch,-R.F r.
Moncho, Ponce-P
ctistino, Arecibo-P.
La temporada del 1926 empieza
Iotiien tfiunfara? Dfficil es pre-.
decirlo pues tantO Ponce, como Are
cibo, como San Juan Athletics, es-
Tan dispuestos a veneer, v todos
euentan con teams realmente forni-
dables.
Ty COBB
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04
NoTAs DE RAsR BALL
PoR TY COBB

La tampOrada de 1924 ha terni-
nado y el estado de los difercntes
clubs al nnalizar 81 aio fie et 81
guiente:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04
PoR ROBERT EDGREN

Nueva York, octubre de 1924
81 ell viejo Hercules volviera
a la terra, solo encontraria sitio
entire los lanzadores de pesos Y
los luchadores para desarrollar sus
aptitudes eminentemente atleticas.
Porque solamente en- la practica
del lahzanniento de pesos~y en- la
lucha romano elspeso de un atleta
y su corpulencia son factories pri-
mordiales v, aun asf, estos ele-
mentos deben combinarse muchas
veces la agilidad para poder lie
gar a la altura de los grandes
campeonatos.
La velocidad es la condici6n
sine qua non" de los exitos spor-
tivos de la actualidad. Ell peso y
ia corpulencia estan dejados de
lado, eosa que nos hace coincidir
con los antiques griegos, que fue-
ron los mejores atletas de su ITEM
po. Las antiguas estatuas de los
lanzadores de diccos, de los CO.
rredores, de los boxeadores Y de
los guerreros griegos nos muestran
honabres extraordinariamente
preparados para desarrolIar una
gran velocidad. La dnica excep-
ci6n a esta regla fue Hercules,
antepasado de los atletas que Ntodo
10 ffan en- ell peso y la corpulencia
LOS FORMTDABLES ATLETAS
DE YALE
FL instructor Rockne, de Notre
Dame, solo quiere hombres veloces
para los equipos de rugby. Para
el, el peso v la corpulencia son Sc
cundarios. Sus magnfficas lfneas
ligeras han demostrado que los
hombres gigantescos no son nece-
sari6s. Con el eInpleo de iin siste-
ma que tiene por base la rapidez
en- las acciones, han batido equi-
pos fornados por hoinbres nnuchf-
simo mas corpuIentos que ellos.
Bob Zupke, de Illinois, tenia a su
cargo un formidable team de rugby
tornado por honlbres gigantescos,
pero no vaya a creerse por ESQ que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04

PURA sANGRE-DE All ABAJO iAPAGA vAMoNOsl

inuchasa circunstancias en- Ia per-
dida de "Naranjal', que ponen bien
de manifesto la inexactitud de
aquella creeneia. Como todos saben
'Earanjal" ha calnbiado de duefIo
recientemente. Su training por 10
tanto ha tenido que ser distinto.
y Ia yegua seguramente, ha perdi-
do toda su condici6n. Esto es facil
de explicarse Y salta a la vista del
mas apasionado. Y ademas Sew
Ia" es un animal may resistente.
FOR algo es hermano de Mohawk
Cord"
Para algunos hfpicos ha sido una
sorpresa Ia carrefa que hizo el jue-
YES "Merino' No So fijan, deSde
lnego. Que En- su Vida, corri0
como ella quiso Y paso. desde luego
tainbi6n, como quiso.
Hay que estar alerta con Ca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04

La Corporation del Hip0dromo
que Sc esta ganando TN buen pico
no ha tenido todavfa In galanterfa
dc darle nm PaIco "A cada uno de
los peri0tlicos de San Juan. Hay
an palco dc scis sillas que elloe la
man Ia "PrenSa''. pero 10 menos
que se ven ain son periodistas.
i.o dieho: este es Fl pals de las
vice-velsaS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04

magiicy". FL vieio eampeon va
dar una sorprcsa cralquiera de es-
tos dIaS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04

"Rockabye.
"Firpo" nos esta resultando mas
ehata que ei boxeador argentine.
FL jueves llevaba un excelente
chance" sin embargo, aunQue
entr6 en- el dinero demostr6 que
psta dc carro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04
LAS CARRERAs DE HOY

Is, pues carta de no dcscuidar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04

Molinera" y Ia Ultima por Lass"
"Rockabye"
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

Maynard, Ark.
Dear Santa 1t is almost time for
you to call again. We will write and
tell you what we want. Atlas, Jr.,
wants a pistol and loads for it and
some marbles. James Waymon wants
doll and bah and we each want lots
of good things to eat. Our sister,
Pauline, wants mama doll. tub and
wash board. Hope you don't think
we have asked for too much. Don't
forget we live in town this year. We
thank you for the many things you
brought us last year. We are your
little boys,
Atlas Jr, and James Waymon Hatley.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Blggers. Ark.

Biggers, Ark
Dear Santa Claus: We are two lit
tie boys, Z and 4. We try to be good,
sometimes. I'll go to bed early so
please come and bring me black
board, an animal book, a sack of mar
bles and datio full of candy, some
fruits and chewing gum. My brother,
Roy, wants set of kiddy books, pop
gun and car full of candy. Santa
don't forget Aunt Lena. She wants a
real soldier boy. Love to you,
Howard and Roy Graham.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Walnut Ridge RI, Al

Walnut Ridge RI, Ark.
Dear Santa II am good little boy
G years of age. go to school and love
my teacher. I'll not ask for much as
You have so many children to bring
things to. / want all kinds of fruits,
nuts and candy, little tractor and any
thing else you care to bring me. Please
remember my two big papa's and big
mama. I'll be i'm bed early and be
asleep when you come. Your little
boy, Luttrell Fender.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Pocahontns. Ark

Pocahontas, Ark.
Dear Santa Claus II am little
girl seven years old. l go to school
every day now but ! picked cotton
during vacation, so think you will
come to see me. l want some candy,
apples, oranges, nuts, cocoanuts, fire
crackers, chewing gum and l would
like to have trunk for my big mama
doll. My little baby sister wants
doll that won't break. Don't forget
grandpa Sides. Bring him down here.
Your little girl, Freda Swindlc.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Walnut Ridge RI, Ark.

Walnut Ridge RI, Ark.
Dear Santa Claus Another Merry
Christmas is almost here. l am writ
ing you another letter. | am a little
girl 8 years of age. | go to school and
love my teacher. help my mother
every day Please bring me a little
cabinet. nuts, fruits and candy. Please
remember my little schoolmates, my
two big papas and big mama. I'll 30
to bed early and soon be asleep dream
ing Of Santa and his reindeers. Your
little girl, Wanda Nerna Fender.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
IIamil. Ark.

Hamil, Ark.
Dear Santa IL am n little boy s
years old / want you to bring me n
pair of red top boots, little red wagon
n toy horse and lots of fire works
Please don't forget my little friend,
Kathleen Poe. She wants a doll bed,
n set of dishes, a new dress and lots
of things to eat. l will go to bed early
and shut my eyes tight Your little
boy. Jesse Warnell.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Pocahontas. Arb

Pocahontas. Ark
Dear Santa II am little boy nine
years old. Am pretty good l want
you to bring me toy pistol and fruits.
candies and nuts. l will go to bed
early and shut my eyes tight.
Manuel Johnson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

Attica, Ark.
Dear Santa II am a little baby 1
months old. My home is out in Ken
lucky hut l am out on visit to see
my grandpa and grandma. l will tell
you what | want for Christmas.
want n pair of red shoes and some new
dresses. That is all | will ask for
this time. Your little baby,
Lillian Marie Harris.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Walnut Ridge RI. Arl

Walnut Ridge RI, Ark.
Dear Santa II am little girl 10
months of age | have pretty blue
eyes and brown hair am a real good
girl. Bring me anything that is nice
for little girl of my age and l will
be more than pleased. Don't forget
daddy and mother, also my grandfath-
ers and grandmothers. | will go TO
bed early and he in slumber town when
YOU come TO see me- Your little girl,
Imogene Luttrell.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

Ingram, Ark.
Dear Old Santa II want you to
bring me some things for Christmas.
/ am little boy II years old. L 20
to school every day. l am in the
sixth grade and my teacher is Jack
Thomas, and good one at that. Bring
French harp, oranges, apples and
plenty of candy and nuts, a great big
cocoanut. Bring Hershel Spikes, my
cousin, something. Don't forget Lewis
Timer and my little brother. We will
all be at the Christmas tree. If you
can't find the school house you can
just leave them at home Our house
isn't hard to find as we live on the
main big road. So this is all, good
by, Jesse Hayes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
PocnhontnS. Ark

IOcdHOuldSi AIh.
Dear Santa Claus II am a little
boy six years old. l go to school
every day and mind my teaches /
want you to bring me an air gun,
wagon, tricycle. and all kinds of fire
works and fruits. Don't forget my
little brother, Leon. Bring him Il
wagon, toy pistol and little toy dog
that will bark. Your little boy,
Thomas Bigger.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Anndorko. Okla.

Dear Santa Claus II am a little
girl four years old and l want you to
bring me little doll that can walk
and talk, little buggy, all kinds Of
nuts, oranges, apples and candy. Don't
forget my little sister. Now Santa l
will go to sleep early and will be
good little girl. Your little girl,
Sivilla Cooper.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Shannon, Ark.

Summon, ATh'
Dear Old Santa II am little boy :
years old. ! am a good little boy ana
want you to bring me toy gun a
little rocking chair, an apple oranges,
peanuts. bananas and all kinds OF
candy. Don't forget my little sister.
Frieda Maxine. She wants n pair OF
little shoes and a new dress. l VIII
be good and 90 to bed early. Your
litle boy. Gerald Brown
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
shannon, Ark.

Shannon, Ark.
Dear Santa IL am little girl
years old, very good l want you to
bring me a doll and some toys and
candies and all kinds of fruit. And
don't forget my little sisters and broth
er. They want gun and fire works,
fruit Of all kinds and candies.
Mary Evylan Purdy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Pocahontas. Ark

pocahontas, Ark.
Dear Santa ~ am little five year
old and am n good little boy. And |
want you to bring me toy pistol, all
kinds of fire works, candy, fruits and
nuts. And don't forget my little cou-
sin, Junior Riddles, and also Wanda
and Juanita Pickett and my little
brother, Carl. Your loving little boy,
Carmel johnson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

ReynO, Ark.
Dear Santa Claus IL am twelve
year old and in the fifth grade. My
teachers name is Mrs. Tola Cox.
Santa l want you to bring me a wrist
watch, some candy, nuts, oranges, ap-
pies, a box of stationery, pair of
slippers and stockings and other things.
Santa, have a little sister. Don't
forget her. Good by, Glee Mackey.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
DOniphan R-4, Mo

DOniphan R-4. Mo-
Dear Santa II am a little girl s
years old and go to school I am in
the 3rd grade | want for Christmas
a doll, a good book, some nuts, candy,
oranges and apples and want them TO
be on the Chritmas tree for me. Please
don't forget me. Goodby Santa.
Gwendolyn Harper.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

Rails, Texas.
Hello Santa Claus II am a little
girl looking for Santa Claus. | play
and pick a little cotton. Here is what
l want, a doll, candy, apples, oranges
and nuts. / have some little cousins
Don't forget them. Hoping all n happy
Christmas. JOyca Carter
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Biggers RI, Ark.

BlggerS ri, Ark.
Dear Santa II am a little girl s
years old and have picked 1000 pounds
of cotton this fall. Therefore | have
been very good and have worked hard.
| want a sleepy doll little stove,
some apples, candy and nuts. Remem-
ber my little sister, Elselene. She
wants sleepy doll. Very truly yours,
Irene Johnson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

Manson. Ark.
Dear Santa IL am n little girl ?
year old. | want you TO bring me n
doll that can say mama, little red
wagon, some candy, apples and nuts.
Please Santa don't forget my grandmn,
mama and my daddy, who is now sick.
Bring them some good things to eat.
Your little girl.
Ouida Louise Beaver.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Pocahontas, Ark

POcahOntas, ARK.
Dear Santa Claus: am a little
boy five years old. | go TO school.
want you to bring me for Christmas Il
knife with chain, some fire crack
ers that will make loud noise when
you shoot them, and some apples and
candy. l will go to bed early. Your
little boy, Carl Ballard.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

Reyno. Ark
Dear Santa Claus II am eleven
years old and in the fifth grade. l
have two sisters and one brother. l
dress, some candy, nuts, oranges, ap-
pies and cocoanuts. ! wish you would
bring what | want. Your friend,
Dora Chappell.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Pocahontas Ark.

Pocahontas, Ark.
Dear Santa Claus IL am q good
boy four years old don't want you TO
forget me. ] want a gun and any toys
YOU have for me, lots Of nuts ana run,
Bring some for Lowell and be sure ana
don't forget Elbert Jr lie is goou
boy Good bye Santa,
Paul Allison.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
,ooooooooooooouoooooooooo
Santa Claus Letters
oooooooocooooooooooooooooo

Reyno, Ark.
Dear Santa Claus II am little
girl - years old l want doll for
Christmas that has curly hair and
goes to sleep, with shoes, stockings and
a doll bed. ! also want a telephone,
wash board and tub. Good by. Yours
truly, Nora Ortner.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

Reyn0, Ark.
Dear Santa - am a little boy 4
years old. | want a tricycle., little
wagon. plenty of good things to eat,
pair of red top boots, Don't forget
mother and daddy. Your little friend,
Frank Hufstedler.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

ReynO, Ark.
Dear Santa Claus IL am little
girl who hasn't any father or mother
and l live with my aunt. l want n
doll bed, a pair of slippers, some ap-
pies, oranges, cocoanuts and a lumber
jack Your friend, Nadeen Parish.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

Manson, Ark.
Dear Santa II am little boy.
work good for my daddy and mother.
/ want you to bring me a toy gun, fire
works and candies of all kinds. And
don't forget my little sister, Katy.
Joe Purdy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
IIamil, Ark.

Hamil, AK.
Dear Old Santa IL am n little girl
3 years old and | want you to bring
me a little toy dresser, doll bed, a
new sweater, oranges, apples, candy
and all kinds of nuts. l will go to Ded
early and shut my eyes tight. AS
ever your little girl,
Lorell Warnell.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

POcahOntas, ARK.
Dear Santa IL am a little boy Z
years old. l go to school every day.
l am in the third grade. / will tell
you what l want for Christmas. l
want little wagon, an air gun and
lots of candy, apples. oranges and all
kinds Of nuts. Don't forget my moth
er and father. Your little boy,
Ray Seamons.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Walnut Ridge. I

Walnut Ridge, Ark.
Dear Old Santa Claus II am a
pretty good boy and l want a little
red wagon, a pop gun and a sack of
marbles. Don't forget my little friend,
Jewel James. Your little boy,
Clyde Phillips.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

ReynO, Ark.
Dear Santa Claus - am a little
boy five years old. l want you to
bring me train, a toy violin, a tool
chest and blackboard. Also n gun,
a football and some fruit Your little
boy. Burke Butler.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Doniphan R-4. Mo.

DOHIpHdn NJ, MO.
Dear Santa IL am little girl 2
years old. ! want mama doll, lit
tie set of dishes, a little lamp, candy,
nuts, apples and other good things to
eat. So remember me.
Eunice Harper
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17

Biggers, Ark.
Dear Santa: l am little boy
years of age and l want some apples,
oranges and chewing gum. Your little
boy. True LemmOns.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-17
Pocahontas, Ark

T WTT TTTTTTTIT7I - -
Dear Santa I'm are my daddy
blue eyed 3-year old. | want you 10
bring me a doll buggy, new shoes doli
bed and n whole lot of everything good
to eat. Hang it on we'er tree. Don't
forget little Martha and Mara, my SIS
ter twinnies.
Ann Elizabeth Blankenship
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-20
Rickard Found
Guilty Of Fight
Film Violation

TRENTON, y. J.. Mar 90
George l.. TEX" Riclard, fight
promoter was found guilty of con
spiracy to violate the Interstate
commerce law in transporting films
of the Dempsey Carpenter fight, by
4 jury shortly before midnight last
night.
Sentence will be passed Tuesday.
-Four of Rickard $ associates were
also found guilty and one was ac-
quilted.
Fred c. Quimby, head Of the firm
producing the films; Teddy Hayes,
secretary to Jack kcarns, who IS
manager for Dempsey; Jasper
Muma, Washington ucWspapcrman,
and Frank liournoy, match maker
at Madison Square Garden, were
convicted,
jim Doughcrty Of Lcipcrvillc,
Pa, fight referee, was acquitted,
The penalty provided fer the con
spiracy charge is Il $4,000 fine,
two years in the fedcJal ponitcn-
tiarY or both. The penalty for
transporting tho films ia fine Of
$1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-20
MANY CHANGES MAKE PENNANT RACES GANlBI
TEAM
SHOWS UP WELL.
PLAY TOMORROW

Central Unions baseball team
has been showing up well in prac-
tice this week, and is in good shape
for its game with the Brawley nine
on the local diamond tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2:30.
The new supply Of bats which
Coach Armstrong obtained this
week seems to have helped the boys
enasiderablr,%an base hits .are be-
ing nadg with considerable regul-
.arfty during the practice games. The
,boSss hope tes Continue .their, hitting
Tomorrow, and the heavy artillery
will bear down hard lin order to
back up the work of Fansher and
Hurst, swho will divide the hurting
according to present plans.
h. Kageyama,. who has been playing
'atg6od game In the S9at field, ,is, out
at tbs ,prssept f;Ttshs iWitf All attack
of9bfo6d poisoning and may be lost
to the squad for the remainder of
the season. h.
~ d lien aud Baker, the other mem,
bSrs OF ftho .'rripple< battahen;s'
arc rounding into form and exi
pest to be. able to put up their usual
stcNef Aaife' tomorrow.
! '4Fotlowing isgithc standing of the
teams in the 1ntcrscholastic League:
Won Lost Pet
I,o.lo . s,fl& FS1 OfIf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-20
N. Y. GIANTS ARE
PICKED TO WIN
BY THE CRITICS
Pitching Staff of
Brooklyn Very
Weak !
By HENRY L. FARRELL,
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, MARI 2O.-Rcccnt
developments in tho. training camps
of the major league baseball teams
have altered radically the outlook
for the pcnnant races .i.. d.
The stock of TIC New YORK
Giants and the Washington Senators
has been strengthened greatly by
the DECLINE in the rating of scyWu
expected to give them the fgreat-
est opposition. q"
The New. York Giants have been
picket by practically every critic
who has looked over the natispisl
leaste ch;rhpions, as th@so1fstand.
ing team in the, lesgfc and the best
bet for ,thtspennant &,
aryoqfn McGraw not only has S'a
formidable team but his opposit Jon
has been decraaseA recently. The
Chicago GuS 'aiiT' the brooklyn
Rob;Rtshsxg bscu. aJnest Areq2el.
The Cubs, StaGtfd is 'sbp a8kh6fse
in the rags WI Nor R1bit Ma
ranvillc lhsktsY NY leg fthe whole
team was hfset. The Rabbit will
not bn sablc to play for three:
months. s..-Nsstss,st
Brooklyn, dependiag<gsS't'&ircly
upon great gittehahg staff, may
have to 20 through the season with
out Bin Doak. Doak insists that
he is through with baseball. Bur
leigh Grimes, holding out for $1,000
OH new contract, has not reported
to the Robins. Without Doale and
Grimes, Brooklyn would have to de
pend upon the Great pazzy Vance
EhrharGo aud Green, and that is nc
pitching staff for q hard season.
Tho Ncw York Yankees have
been Il great disappointment in the
training camp. They have been
kicking around their exhibition
games and seem more bent upon
pleasure than business.
The Washington Senators are i'm
proved over their 1921 form. The
team has been strengthened where
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-20
G. -------------------- - =
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
! And THE RESULTS

New Workable Goldstcin, form
cr bantanW light champion, won a
ten round decision from Tommy
Milton, New York,
London-Tod lhjD Lewis, form.
cr wcltcrwc,ght champion Of tile
world, was disqualified for pcrsis-
tent holding IN ,oc fifth round Of
Il bout a@ajus' Tommy M,lhg1H
British champion.
Nov York -Eddjo CaunonbaN'
Martin, worM S hantamw % gh {
champion, is "A : to favoritc in
the bo,tiug to win from Charley
Phil Rosoubcrg New York chad
longer whm they meet tonight in
Is rounds in Madison square Car
den.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-20
Uncle Sam Is
After Al Barnes

LOS ANGELES, Mar 20-Al q,
Barnes, circus ma9ua'c, WAS being
sought for arrest by federal auth
critics today following his iodict
mcnt on charges Of cN"dWg 'te I'M
come tax laws.
Barnes was accuod of dotr41djos
the government Of more than oi0o,
eco through alleged traudujcoa re
Turns on his 1921 income. Ii was
also charged with perjury,
The grand jury recommended
bonds of $50 for the circus mag
nate, and ordered his immediate
arrest. His attorneys said he would
voluntarily surrender rs trlerol
officials toduT,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-20
Nurmi to Run
Is More Races

NEW YORK, Mar. 90 Fifteen
more races are on the revised sched-
ule which has been accepted by
Paavo Nurmi, world S champion
runner. The list Of dates includes
another trip to Canada and one to
the Pacific coast. The schedule is:
March p, New York; March "a,
New York; March 26, Buffalo :;
March27 and 28, Pittsburgh; March
81, Boston; April 5, Montreal; April
i, Ottawa; April 6 and l., Detroit :;
April 16, Minneapolis; April II,
Chicago; april IS, St. Paul; April 10
Chicago, and April %, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-20
MATCHES FOR TWO
: SIGNED UP SOON

CHICAGO, Mar. 20.-Matches for
Tammy Gibbons, st. Paul heavy
weight and Sammy Nandcll, Rock
fdnI, ILL.,, lightweight probably Will
be signed up within a few days,
Eddie Kant their manager, an
nOunccd here today. Offers of bouts
for his scrappers have been received
from Los Angeles, Kane said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-20
Here and There
i'm Sport World
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 90 Con
tinuous baseball for the 1925 season
began in Los Angeles today.
The Chicago Cubs and the Vernon
Tigers were 10 hook up this after
noon in the first of three game
exhibition series. Before the Na
tional leagucrs 90 north for then
games against Oakland they will
play ten more contests against the
Vernon and Los Angeles clubs.
When the Cubs depart, their place
viii be takc1t by the Pittsburgh ri
rates and games viii he continuou.
until the opening of the coast lea
que season next month.
In today's game, Manager Kille
fer was to try out the Iufipld le
has improved since Rabbit Maran
Vile broke his ankle last SUNDAY
Clark Pittenger, obtained from the
Salt Lake Bees, Will be at short
stop, with the rest of the lineup
about the Same as that which play
ed the Angels last week.
Manager Bill Essicl expected to
use Clyde B&rfoot on the mound for
his teams first 1928 appearance il
Washington park. Red Billman and
Phil Wcincrt also may get Il chance
10 work out.
Jacobs was to be the starting
pitcher for the Brains.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-20

it needed strength and the players
seem to be attending strictly to
business.
Walter Johnson, showing the
general attitude Of the world 5
champions, has refused to pitch in
exhibition games, saving his arm
for the ptnnapt race.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-20

Bad Illinois news. Four .aen on
fe. railroads track. Onc. had a jug.
Four widows sitting at home. ."