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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22

ces? 4 pesar dc 10 que hemos dichO
los tres ejemplares nombFados sea
formidableS c0mpetidores para ell
triunfO debido su superioriCad,
pero cuidado con un knock out
de Firpo A Sevilla tambiGn Sc le
preSenta una oportunidad bastan-
te buena para roniper su Iarga ca
dcna de derrotas. En- una palabra,
cuidado con el conSabido "tajo'' en-
esta carrcra. \ 10 Sc divide de Fir
po.
SENTA - Otra vez Galgo. Has
ia cuando, Galgo, abusaras de nues-
ira paciencia?
Declan que Carbache lie tehfa mie
do a este hermoso purasangre. Aho-
ia 10 CORE Santa. iIIabrd alglin
cambio?
Cubanita. que tan buena lucha
sostuyo con Nautical, debe entrar
primero Il no ser que Galgo invcn-
te algo distinto 10 que nos tienc
acostumbrado.
SEPTIMA :-Exceptliando Ca
magucy, cualquiera puede ganar cs-
ia carrera. Infanta hace dos Sema-
mas le gan6 a cstos miSmos cjem-
plares esta misma diStaAcia Cam
20 Rico lego terccro cuarto on
esa OCCASION despg6s de haberlO pi-
llado. Molinera tiene el record.
Martha 3 sc ha ganado Molinera
Acerina ha mejorado muchfsimo.
Guajiro esta bueno. Hasta Mascota
el domingo pasado di6 una espl6ndi.
da carrera, A Cana guey es al que
no encontramos que decirle. Por es-
to, precisamente, los supersticiosos
no dejaran de jHgarlo. Ademas sou
ocho caballos que tardaran en- cua-
drar. la distanciu es corta, una
salida 10 puede deoidir todo ST fu6-
semos a iugar solamente una pa
pcleta probablemtnte nos decidiria-
mos por. .realmonte no sabemos
por cual, 10 echariamos a la suerte
con Ia esperanza de que ella nos
indiease a Molincra. Infanta has
Ia Martha B.
En- fin.
En- fin, escoia I'd ahora. tlespues
Dc saber nuestra opinion Pero 10
eche en- saco roto nuestras indica-
clones 10 mas que puede pasar es
cue q I'd. le suceda 10 que a un ami
go milo que el ot:c dfa. en- su casa
de Santurce, 10 cncontraron escri-
biendo con un pedazo dc tia pala-
bras extraflas en- Ia pared. Escri-
bfa pull. pul pulcro pal
pull. pulido: pni,. pull. pub
monia. Ell pobre Sc habfa vuelto To-
- ron q ''roolp V le habfa dado por
gaelir todas las talabraS que om-
. pealsen eou lul''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22
ALLENTOWN VISITARA
AREcIBO Y PONCE

Ponce y Arecibo tienen hambre
dc presenciar una lucha donde to-
men parte los Duques alentonianos,
eegln nos escriben varios fans de
los Citados pueblos.
En- la Villa del Captain Correa
desean yer Ia labor de San frente
a las huestes de Landgraff y es de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22

Carme.o Dtaz No conforme con
las luchas de aver y hoy, nusstros
muchachos S, proponon una vez
mas enfrentarss con los Rubios, y
esperan de nuevo derribarloi. Rel
ma una gran aninac;on para asistir
este encuentro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22
P0R 2OA 17LOS
"DUQUES" YEN
CHI ALA "HIGH"
IA formidable equipo de
BASKET haii regulia ei Allen
toHn. 81 euai sence facilmen-
a. sus eontrimeanfes.
lHABRA EQUPO CAPAZ
DE Veneer Las HUEs-
TES DE LASDGRAF?
Los yankees debuian con
gran exite conoulstando
rrandes apiausos del sobcra.
80. L0s prfxlmos encuentros.

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22
LoUE sUERTE CoRRERA
GARCIA EN- Ell CLUB
DE LOS DUoUEs?


Esta pregunta nos la han hecho
varias personals, muchas de elias
cue ignoran por complete los jue-
COS tan importantes que ha ofrs-
edo el joVen lanzador cardenal.
Por un juego, claro esta que no
podemos juzgar a un pelotero, pero
Garcia nos ha presentado exhibicio'
nes varias que le acreditan como
IN pitcher de primera Inca. En-
Puerto Rico nos ocupamos muy po-
co dc nuestros plloteros; muchas
veees pasamos por inadvertida la la
bor efcientisima que reahzan nues-
tros muchachos, insistiendo STEM
pre- en- ensalzar las jugadas de los
baseboleros que ya descansan a la
sombra de su fama. Garcia prone
20 mueho en- el departamento de
lamar; es muy joven ann, fuer-
te, de buenas costumbres, y juega
IA pelota con gran interes y en-
tusiasmo. Nosotros le auguramos IL
sonjeros triunfos en- las filas allen
t0nianas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22
DICE CARRASQUILLo, FOR
MIDARLE JUGADOR DE
BASKET

''Yo no he traicionado al Baya-
mon; en- un tempo milite en- sus
flas porQue la UNIvERSIDAD no
t-nia su team propio; soy vice pre-
sldente de Ia Association Atletica
de Ia u P. R. no voy dejar
nuestro equipo hu6rfano de mis-
servlcio por defender otros honores
Y otras banderas. GQu3 no he de ser
tan FRECUENTADo por. la victo-
ria, ESQ no me importa, me queda
Ia satisfaction del deber cumplido,
y ESQ rae basta -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22
GDONDE ESTAN FRANK,
CARR1LLO, AGAPITO, JAYASE
CARMELo Y OTRoS?

R2cordamos Ell estos instantes
la historic tan prsciosa que escribi6
en- nuestras igas la novena famo-
sisima que sc lamo HUMACAO
Impossible es olvidar los esfuerzos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22
Continuation de la Ia. pagina

analiza nuestras principales Y pc
rentorias necesidades de orden sa-
nitario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22

das pregnntandose si habria en- p.
2. team eapaE de ganarle q los anne
ncanos eespues de que 6stos tuvio-
fsn mas pEaet.ea. Ia opinion gene
rai IS enc no 10 hay.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22
No hay una SOIa corriente.

ampliacion del de Naranjito. En-
tcdas y cada una de estas obras
Sc ha exigido, por 10 menos, la
installation de una planta de cloro
para la purificacion de las aguas
hasta tanto los municipios esten en-
condolences de construir una plan
ia completa.
Las siguientes poblaciones tienen
acueductos en- construction: Vega
Alta, San German, Naranjito (am-
pliac;6n), Manati, Ceiba, Lajas,
Hatillo, Camuy, Bayam6n, cidra,
caguas (ampliacion), Aibonito Gam
pliaci6n), Catalo, Ahasco, San Lo-
renzo, Mayagiiez, Aguas Buenas,
Trujillo Alto, Juncos (ampliacion)
y San Juan. Tambien Sc esta cons
truyendo ell acueducto para ell nue.
vo Leprocomio Insular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22

Earfn &C. fnfeEms si nnH Daaas
f.sseTraff HFas ei lngaaeF estre'
90 ~ easina c. haskci hah. PsFsa'
nsf.s : 80 a. - wts fosusefisies
sssma a. haakef hsH efe han efss'
tssa 81 - RfaAef uEifes
IfhNRA EcUfFo C2PAz
mn nAMAWfE A
e cE EuQLEEf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22

eandiosos
Land
at5c
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22

die &c aventura a procla.nar al ven
eeder. TAI psFece que vualvon a las
msntes dc ''los fans, los recuer-
dos d h la suerte cue eorri6 Ia temi-
be novena Sports con las Estrellas
Dominicanas en- ias eontiendas IL
hgadas ea el diamante del Castillo,
aocihlendo dos fenomenales felpas
despu6s d. haber alb0rotadO tanto,
Gs hahsF ggitadO tanto el manager
DC Fquel team c0loso que tantas
yietorias eonquist6 en- todas las Ii
Gas portorriqueaas ouigas esta
Kss 81 Espita el cpisodio, aunque
nosetFos eEoem0s cue "aquellas no
solveEAn"
SANTANA TENDRA QUE
uAcRR PRoDIGIos
IA Faaadad nos dice cue no es
tan feiz Ia situaei6n de santana.
Tet 10 y Jimanez 20 anOtaTon cada
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22
HOY EN- LA LIGA DE CAYEY:
LEoNES VS.. TIGRES

In Ia hga de Ia "ciudad del
tabaco" han de enfrentarse los
campeones del pa y los muchachos
cue integran la joven y va famo-
sa novens "CAYEY"
Nuestros lectores estan al CO.
rriente de los triunfos alcanzados
por los Tigres de cayey que tan
eaoientemente dirige el popular
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22
ALLENTOWN vs
uENRnAL CORD"

Para 81 pr0ximo ireves 26 esth
anrneiado ei encaentro entire los
alleatoaianos y 81 formidable equipo
sQeaersi Cora" Raina gran sensa-
esoa per yer q oEcfre frente a Hyde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22

caIan manana por Ia tarde rumbo
tierras quisqueyanas, ALI prac-
ticaIan dos tres dias para iniciar
los juegos 10 mas pronto possible.
Pipo nos ha enviado por correo
IN cableG.ama dirigido Nero, En-
stico Nirin donde Sc les su-
Plea erbarquen 10 mas pronto po-
sible para que tomen parte en- es-
tos encuentros Los peloteros quis-
Queyanos que militGn en- Las filas
poncenas han cont ,stado que Sc les
hace corlpletamente impossible asis-
tir a estos matches por razones aje-
mas su voluntad Esto es cuanto
hemos po0ido averiguar, de todas
maneras tendr mos a nGestros lec-
tores al corriente de todo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22
Ell PONCE FISK
EN- LA ARENA

Julio E. Monagas, enthusiastic
chico de la Ciudad de- Sur nos in
forma que ha reorganizado la te-
nible novena de segunda catego-
ria Ponce Fisk, y que es'a dispues-
to pelear con cualquier 'contrincan
te. He tornado, nos dice, una
novena dc gunda en- esta ciudad,
Ponce, y esta integrada por mucha.
chos magnificos que prometen ser
verdaderas constelaciones en- ell
Base Ball.
D2seamos muchos triunfos al team
del amigo Monagas, y aqu estamos
dispucstos ayudarlo en- todo cuan
to nos sea possible, para satisfac-
cion suya y para Ell bien del de-
porte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22
yAMRIEN BL
BAYAMoN

: titrlo a. Information acogemos
e rumor eiFcuiante, seg6n el euai
Fl "Rayamon'', el dohls campe6n
de 1924. habrA De hdiar en- brsve
cen la hnestea de Landgraff.
Rspsramos cue as sea.
Peilcitamos = los vencedoEes v
Nenelaas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-22

Estamos de placem s, para ma
The Coconino sun., 1925-12-11


Hemstitching and picoting done at
the Art shop, 13 N. Leroux. s.- .s.s
J. w. Etter this week received news
of the death last week of his aunt,
Mrs. T.. H. Bell, near Bakersfield,
Calf. Mrs. Bell was 81 years old and
had been in failing health for some
months. ~ -a>s
Ask any B and p girl for your
tickets, for the jazziest comedy ro-
nance ever shown at the Orpheum
theatre, Friday, December IL.
Why not make Christmas presents
of Victor records? The latest are re-
ceived as soon as they are put upon
the market at Mrs. Longfellow's Art
shop, 13 North Leroux.
Flagstaff. Transfer Co.--Let US fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 1876. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gold at fine
rabbit dinner had as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. T. d. Jessuppe, Miss Naomi
Dinsmore and Miss Cornelia Dock
stader
Sure, you are going to see jazzland
at its jazziest, with Dorothy Gish,
Ernest Terrence and Rod LaRocque,
at the Orpheum theater Friday, De-
cember IL, B. and P. girls are sup
plying tickets.
i. P. McConkey was up from Phoe-
nix this week calling on his trade and
renewing acquaintances with the
friends and neighbors Of six years
and more ago.
All those delightful little tuck-ins
for the Christmas stocking, reason
ably priced at Brooks store.
/ w. B. Raudebaugh, accompanied by
Ray Downer- and Frank Nero, the
latter from Riverside, Calf, last
Thursday left in Wid's ear for a ten
days trip to Tucson and other south
ern cities.
Low night temperatures don't worry
you when your home is heated by the
Washington Home Heater. j. E.
Nichols, the plumber. If
The Coconino sun., 1925-12-11

Nothing perfect But with the cooperation of the people OF
Flagstaff Nackards store will be perfect as it can be
made in their service The New York Store home cOn
cerrt belongs Flagstaff reality owned by Flagstaff
people.
FOr K Nackard will die Of these days. AID everything
he has and will have including the New York Store will re-
main for the service of Flagstaff people.
If you will report personal any dissatisfaction misrepre
senaton misservice you wi help my work along toward
perfection You will do your duty to your town and
ceiye my appreciation
When coming Nackards store be fee feel that you at
home your business; do hesitate to give your
gest0ns when needed bring your friend to it. Ii you are
Flagstaff citizen help make the New York Store something
you will be proud Of.
This message thank the people Of Flagstaff and vicinity
the cooperation and patronage they have given my store dur
Ing 1926 and express the hope that they will cooperate
more strongly with in 1926 to help them better
and better. ~sss
For the public service and nence the New York Store will
be open until every day starting Monday December
and continuing until Christmas eve.
Respectfully yours,
H)E1ozx1Auz,
0Z1EzzZZ7
The Coconino sun., 1925-12-11
InnnnnnHnH HannunannHHHMRI

Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Martin
announce opening
Black Cat Cafe
formerly
The Food Shop
between
orpheum Theater
and
weatherford Hotel
specializing
Quick Lunches
Short Orders
DeIicatessen
IA years experience
a. nm MIN n n = 4 i 4 swwmmw 4 mwRN
The Coconino sun., 1925-12-11
Who Is Your Best Friend?

Your best friend is the truth.
you are in business politics. love- the truth your best
friend
The truth business true attention your work and true
ice to the public.
These are the New York Store Golden Rules
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11
Yankees Take
Thriller from
BROOKLYN Dodgers

New York. April 10-Four thou
sand interested residents OF Char
lotte, N. c., were driven to baseball
frenzy when the New York Yankees
unleashed a rally in the ninth in
ming yesterday that conquered the
Brooklyn Dodgers. 9 to s. and as
sured the Manhattanites of an even
break in the exhibition series with
three games to play.
williams. youthful Albanian,
went to the mound for Brooklyn In
the eighth with a lead Of four runs.
A moment later it was only three,
for Wally Pipp had shot sizzlins
home-run to the far regions. Jump
ing Joseph Dugan dedicated the
ninth inning with another homer,
Benny Pascal pounded a triple into
center and Meusel repeated the drive.
Pipp singled to put across the tying
run. went to third on Wards double
and won the game when Wenninger
punched a hit through the groove at
first base. Everett Scott. Yankee
"iron man." suffered an injury to his
right leg in attempting to beat a
roller, and retired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11
Set New Production and
Sales Record During March

With a production record of 24,300
Overland and WHY'S Knight cars
during the month of March WHY'S
Overland and WHY'S knight cars
production peak, surprising it's pre-
vious record achieved a year ago in
March.
Coincidental1y. the sales depart
ment announced that field reports
show a gain in retail sales for the
same month of So per cent compared
with last year.
Never before has the outlook for
WHY'S Overland appeared better" is
Mr.. WHY'S comment experimenting
the announcement Of these facts.
During March we built 5000 WHY'S
knight cars. We have now reached
a production of $50 Overland Skies
per day. Our output of Overland
four cylinder models has been nearly
600 cars per day, the majority being
enclosed types. particularly the ALL
Steel Sedan, which seems to have
met with generous approval by the
motoring public.
Unlike the situation year ago
which began to show diminution in
business with the beginning of the
second quarter. all evidence indicates
that there is steadily increasing
demand for automobiles this spring
and we expect to maintain our pro-
duction gait of the past month for
some time to come. Our dealers are
already beginning to feel brisk de-
mand that presages a car shortage.
We are employing nearly 10000 men
at our three plants in Toledo. Pontiac
and Elmira. with $4,000 men on our
pay roll at Toledo. and 5000 each at
the other two points"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11
Ruth Recovering
Probably Will Not
Play in First Game

New York, April 10--Babe Ruth.
pronounced out of danger by the
physicians who are trying to rid him
of the influenza that caused his COL
lapse Yesterday. was so far improved
tonight that he was beginning to
worry as to whether he would be able
% play with the Yankees when they
open the 1926 baseball campaign
against Washington here next Tues
day.
The Babes doctors were OF the
opinion that he would not be in con-
dition to play, and one of them said
he'd be lucky IL he was out OF Che
hospital in a week.
Ruth's tempera ture was 100 today,
one degree less than yesterday. He
spent the day quietly in St Nincnts
Hospital. seeing no one except his
wife and small daughter. Dorothy,
with whom he jokei about his i'll
ness. He also felt able to read the
newspapers, which printed columns
about his condition.
A further examination Of the home
run stars head assured the doctors
that he had neither received a slight
conclusion of the brain nor a frac-
tured skull when he fell in his pull
man washroom when entering New
York yesterday. DR.. George d. Stew
art, called in consultation with Dr.
Edward King, Babes physician. con-
firmed DR.. Kings opinion that all
that allied the patients head was the
large bump which he received in fall
ing against the washbasin.
Baseball fans trooped to the hos
pital throughout the day to inquire
about his condition. Many asked to
see him, but everyone was toll that
the patient was receiving no visitors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11
Wills and Gibbons
To Appear in
New York Rings

New York. April 10-Harry Wills,
New York Negro. and Tommy Glib
bons, st. Paul light heavyweight,
will appear in New York outdoor
rings this summer but not. as had
been suggested in view Of their chal-
lenges to the champion, against each
other.
Gibbons opponent. as already an
nounced. will be the American light
heavyweight king. Gene Tunney, and
the battle will take place at the Polo
Grounds June IL. A week later Wills
will also climb into the same ring to
encounter Charley Weinert of New
ark, N. J.
Both Wills and Weinert have con-
quored the erstwhile prominent
South American heavyweight, Luis
Angel Firpo, by newspaper decisions
and the victories came but few
weeks apart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, April ~.
CATTLE-Receipts $500; lower
grade fed steers, all grades yearlings
and handy weight fairly active: fully
steady; good to choice heavy steers in
very narrow demand; about steady;
best handy weight averaging 1855
11.25; choice big weight Hoo. average
weight 1910 pounds: mixed steers and
heifer yearlings at same price: bulk
fed steers and ydarlings 5000 1000:
fat she stock firm: light weight heif-
ers in active and broad demand: sew
eral loads yearlng heifers 1925 a
1875: bulk fat cows 5.25 @700: most
heifers 1850 800: bulls active, strong
to loo higher: bulk weighty bolognas
5.00@5.35; vea1ers steady; bulk to
packers S.5009.0O: few choice kind av-
eraging rs to 1870 pounds 9.50Q10.00
to the interests.
HOGS-Receipts 10000; opening
steady at Thursdays average: closed
very slow, mostly 10 to Is cents lower
than early: most decline in weighty
butchers and packing sows: early top
medium and heavy weight butchers
13.45; bulk 160 to 225-pound averages
13.15@13.40: bulk 24O to 325-pound
pound butchers 13.O0013.S0: $40 to
150-pound weight mostly 1915 @13.10:
packing sows largely 11.50@11S5:
bulk strong weight killing pigs 1900
1850: estimated holdover 5000.
SHEEP-Receipts 10000: slow: fat
lambs unevenly. weak to CSC lower;
good handy weight 1900: bulk good
1886: extremely weighty lambs most
ly 1875; good S6-pound weight 1900;
extreme heavy 1925; other classes UNI
changed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11
Commission Will
Meet Today to
Done 1925-26 Rules

New York, Apr. 10-The joint pas
ketbau rules commission, represent
ing the National Collegiate Athletic
Association, the Amateur Athletic
Union and the Young Mems Chris.
tan Association. meets tomorrow at
the Pennsylvania Club to revise the
nlaying rules for the 1s25-1926 sea-
son.
The three bodies all met in sep.
arate sessions today and adopted
changes which will be brought Pc
70. the joint commission tomorrow
for official sanction.
While nothing definite was an
nounced as to what changes were
recommended, it is understood that
the rulemakers seek to bring ABOUT
= unification of the rules as inter
preted in the east and west. the
elimination Of zones and modifica-
ton Of the rule providing TOR tne
placing Of hand behind the PACK IN
case Of a jump ball are also slated
for consideration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11
June Ice Fun
For Kiwanians

st. Paul. April = "a. ~
ians will flip back the lea'1
calendars six months INN
in staging a winter cafn'
ice races. fancy skatins|
and hockey at the 1nterns ,,.,
vention of the Kiwanis WI Y
United States and Canaoa 4
% to IS. .r-I
Included in the mid-su
carnival will be dog team !.
a fur review, a hockey gam
Duluth and st. Paul, az 4
drill on skis by the Tslra 4
of Fort Smelling and a nS'
cant of the northwest,
From the refreshing p%
mosphere" of the st. fsT
ium. to be created by the Re.
hundreds of pines IN ~ /,
the guests will be WHISKY s M
of ice and snow. the
Arena, where the ice carn,S|
held on a vast sheet Of ~
Every detail of a gena,s
sofa winter carnival WI III
will be manufactured ~ N
sion on and some of the the ~
most famous riders VIII aaustrl
the huge slide to be c0H'l
the arena.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11
Miss Collect Under
Expert Instructors
On Eve Trim Across

New York, April 1o-M1ss Glenna
Coiaett of Providence. r. l., former
national women's golf champion. TO-
day subjected all her strokes to the
professional scrutiny Of Alex Smith,
instructor at the Westchester Bill
more club, in final preparation Tor
the British ladies' tournament at
Troon, Scotland. She will embark
tomorrow for the European. tourna-
ment at Troon.
Smith said tonight that he believed
he had helped Miss Collett to over
come her habit of "scooping" the ball
off the tee. and had enabled her to
effect a clean hit" He maintained
that the instruction would prove In
valuable to her in the Troon cham
pionship where unfavorable wlnds
would very probably be encountered
by the players.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11
Business Men of Four Cities
In VOlley Ball Tourney Today

The makeup of the two teams
which will represent the Augusta Y.
M. C. A., in the volley ball tourna-
ment which is to be held at the To-
cal gymnasium today with teams
from Auburn. Bath and Portland
competing against the Augusta play
ers. will be as follows:
The Augusta Business Mems team
will consist of Brown, Capt. Merrill,
Simpson. Soule. Johnson and Mar
ston. The older mems team will
consist of Huffstader. captain, Far
mum, Macdonald, Brown, Pepin and
Burrill.
The games will begin at $50
o'clock and after the finals have
been played off the visiting teams
will participate with the Augusta
players in a baked bean supper at
assembly hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-11
Hebron Football
Schedule for 1925


Hebron, April 10-The Hebron
grid card for 1925 is as follows:
October 9-Bowdoin Freshmen at
Brunswick.
October 10-Bowdoin Second at
Hebron.
October 17-Colby Freshmen at
Waterville.
October 24-Maine Central Insti-
tute at Pittsfield.
October 31-Kent's Hill at kents
Hill.
November 7-Exeter at Exeter, N.
H.
November 14-Bates Freshmen at
Lewiston.
T The Big Green is not meeting Co.
burn in football, due to a disagree
ment over dates. The Bates Fresh
men will play Hebron on Garcelon
Field on the date offered Coburn.
The Maine Freshmen game has been
dropped because Of the excessive ex-
pense Of the trip. But one home
game is scheduled which is an odd
ity. Captain Vail will lead team
Of veterans as about nine Of this
years club are returning.