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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
.ontinuaci6n de la pagina La.

rfaima, sugeristeis la organization
del Greater Boston y del Sistema
Metropolitano de Parques. No
SOLO la sugeristeis, sino que tra-
eajasteis aetivamente para con-
vcrtirla en- realidad. Los miles de
nifos que een BOSTON disfrutan de
parques enc ,ntadores tuvieron en-
listed su mejor amigo. Sois autor
re un estudio sobre gobierno mu-
Gicipal y de varies libros, tra-
tando en- uno de ellos de la Ar
qUitectura Colonial en- Mexico.
Poeta de .estro delicadosy prefun-
Do, con, vuestros spoenlas pnblica-
COS baio el titulo de "The Unseen
House" enriquecfsteiss la lirica
americana. Y al fin descubristeis
nqestra Borinquen, la Perla del
tEaribe, que ano tras afio os AGO.
"a cada vez mas cari1osa, porque
ella anna las almas mobiles, los
aspiritus, puros, los poetas.
~ como no sentir admiration
por 'usted, Sr. Mitchell, que sois
an vivo ejemplo de energia? Con
E1ostro amigo Baxter, en- 1871,
artrasteis en- Ia redacci6n del
Boston Advertiser. Lidiasteis aIlf
8uestras primeras batallas Y os
creefsteis pasando al canpo de
acei6n mas grande de America,
quiza del nundo, la, eiudad de
Rueva York, y por cuarenta Y
cinco amos continues Iucfasteis
on el San siendo su editor en- jefe
desde 1903 hasta 1920. Hasta
rsosotros lleg6 el eco del gran
soto eelebrsdo por vuestros COM
paiferQs en 10 prensa cnando os
rotir&steis de las primeras fiIas
no para po1Taap pgccr inactive sino
ragatyor irlejbr desde I'm plano
fnhs elevado Y serene los proble-
aoas nscionales. Y a Puerto Rico
vsnf5teis acompaiiado de vuestra
asposa Y vtlestro hijo, y, hombre
dc acci6n no os limitasteis 60
2ar blanda indiferentemente de
Las bondades del china. Tomas
teis interes en- el bienestar de
nuestro pueblo v con certera vi
sion pensdsteis que ayudar la
educaci6n de la inteligencia v So
bre todo del caracter. de nuestros
56venes, era obra n1eritoria. y
trascendental, y con la coopera-
cion enthusiastic v decidida de
vuestra buena esposa,. ell Institu-
sn Polit&cnico de: San German,
Esa institution de suprema i'm
partancia para el porvenir de
nuestra isla, os cont6 entire sus
protectores.
2
Para vosotros, Doctor y senora
britton, nuestro pueblo tiene sim
patfa, admiration, gratitud. Los
tesoros de ciencia acumulados por
;ifIos y por amos en- vuestros ce,
lebros. a enriquecer nuestra isla
y.enen periodicamentes'y. w1estros
pcmbres quedaran asociados para
sienpre nuestra historic.
Naeisteis, doctor, en- Ell Estado
de Nueya York. sOs graduasteis
d doctor en- Farmacia y EN- Glen
eias. Por muchos amos ensenasteis
hotanica, geologic y zoologia en-
Ia .Universidad de Columbia, de
Ia, cual sois profesor semeritus
3eede 1896. Dirigis ell, Jardin Bo-
taslico de Nueva York, Y habeis
contribuido al ,desarrollo de la
eiencia con estudios notables. Sois
%utor, de la Flora4de New Jersey
9e la Flora ilustrada de los Es-
tados del Norte Y Canada, de la
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
CURTIS Y BUTLER CoNFEREN
CLAN CON COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON. MARIO 18. (Uni-
ted Press. .)7-Despues de haberse yc-
tado en- -eI Senado en- contra 7el NOM
bramiento de Mr., Warren para At
torney General MIR. Curtis, lider re-
pubicano y Butler, Sc dirigieron a
Casa Blanca para conferenciar con
Mr.. Coolidge Y Warren.
Diez republicanos, 35 dem6cratas
y un Iaborista; votaron en- contra
del nOmbramiento de Warren.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
ImpOrtante correspondence

aeaor:-
ri Departamento de Agricultural
~ Trabajo desea comprar una fnca
propiedad de don Miguel Such. ST.
tuada en- la carretera de Guaynabo,
con Ell objeto de usarla como gran
il avicola de demonstration.
Con ell prop6sito de hacer una
proposition al senior Such, nuestro
Departamento sugiere que usted en-
vie un Tasador para que haga una
itasaci6n de esta propiedad.
+; La finca comprende unas 15 cuer-
das, la mayor parte de elias SEM
bradas de toronias que estan EN-
production, una buena casa de con-
creto de reciente construction con
instaiact6n electrical propia. otra
casa mas pequeIia de MADEIRA, GER
cados y ranchones especiaiee para
galltneros Y unas 400 gallinas de
pura raza Rhode Island Reds.
j Este Departamento tiene verda-
dero inter6s en- la adquisici6n de
esta fnca y desearfa conocer la
opinion del Tasador a la mayor bre
vedad possible.
/ Atentamente,
(Firmada) Carlos E. CHARDoN,
j Comisionado.
1 A esta contest6 Ell Tesorero en-
abril IS la communication que CO.
pianos al pie:
San Juan, P. r.
Abrtl 10, 1924.
Sc Carlos E. Chard6n,
comisionado de Agriculture Y
Trabaio,
sen Juan, P. r.
seaor:-
/ De acuerdo con su carta de 2 del
actual encomend6 al Tasador &C.
neral del Departamento, senor Juan
Silva Negr6n, la inspection y ta-
CContinna on Ia pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

Invitados a expresar algo los
Sres. Mitchell, Britton y Baxter,
10 hicieron en- forma tai que to-
Ia hicieron en- forma tai que to-
dos los concurrentes pudieron
apreciar la intcnsidad de su afec-
to por Puerto Rico. Sus breEes
discursos son dignos de ser co.
nocidos por. el. pueblo della Isla y
trataremes de conseguirlos para
darles pnblicidad. p
Cerr6. el acte el Gobernador
Towner pronunciando una de las
mas bellas, sencillas Y elevadas
oraciones que hemos dido de sus
labios.
40 formaron el Sr. Huyke, el Dr.
Bague Y el Hon. Juez del Toro.
que Y el Hon. Juez del Toro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
Los CANTPEoNEs DE BoXEo DE
PESO MEDIC DE EsPANA VEN
CEN A Los FRANCHISES

MADRID, MARIO 18. Omitted
press).-En un match de boxeo re-
cientemente verificado en- esta CAPT
tai, ell campe6n de peso medic Tho
mas vencio al campe6n frances Biet-
Chi. Redeno, boxeador espafiol de la
l..srna categoria, venci6 facilmente
al senegal6s You. ~ - -,ar--e'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
ULTIMos DEsPAcHos CABLE,
GRAFIcos DE MARRUEcos

MADRID, MARIO 10. Omitted
Press.) -Despachos oficiales de Ma
rtuecos informan que las fuerzas dc
Larrache, mataron al cabecilla ene-
migo deteniendo a treinta indi-
genas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19


Sr. Baxter. Sr. y Sra. Michel ;
DR.. y Sra. Britton. A grandes
rasgos me he referido a vuestras
Tidas. Voluninosos libros, necesi-
tarfanlos escribir para darlas a
,couocer cumphdamente, pero he
qFcrido decir algo para demostrar
ore nuestro tribute es consciente
y 'es iusto.. Is s ~
Nos sentimos satisfechos, y or
guilosos y agradecidos de vuestra
predilecci6n por nuestra isla anna
da. Volved a ella. Nuestros bra
zos Y nuestros corazones estaran
siempre abiertos para vosotros.
Gracias!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
QUE
SERA?

la amistad existente entire ambas ma
clones.
Mr.. Keliog, nuevo secretario de
Estado, envi6 tambien un mensaje
.Mussolini Premier de Italia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
TRES oFICIALEs FAcIsTAs SON
DE UNA EMB oscADA

Z
ROMA, MARIO 1s. UNITED Press)
-Desde Perugia, informan que tres
oticiales pertenecientes la miicla
facista fueron vfctinas de una en-
boscada mientras Sc dirigian en- au-
toIn6vil hacia Todi.
varios tiros de revolver hirieron
gravemente uno de les oficiales.
No han podidoa ser hallados los au-
torres de este atentado.
Sc HA INAUGURADo Ell sERVI-
GRO CABLEGRAFICo DIREoTc
ENTRE NEW YORK Y ROMA
NUEvA YORK, MARIO 1s. (Uni-
ted Press.) -oficialmente Sc ha
inaugurado ell servicio cablegrafico
directo entire Nueva York y Roma
cuando ell embajador italiano abrid
ell switch. Mr.. Coolidge envi6 ell pri
mer mensaje al Rey Victor Emanuel
expresando sus eSperanzas de que es
te nuevo laso entire Estados Unidc'
e italia sservira para afisn2ar ma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
lE martes por Ia nOche...... !.

Flora de Bermuda, y vuestra In
Yestigaci6n. Cient1fica de Puerto
Rico y. de. las Islas Virgenes cha
hecho posible," como dice La Re-
vista de Agricultural de Puerto
Rico en- ell n1mero de febrero Ill
timo que os dedica, eel actual
cenocimiento de la geologic, mi
neralogfa, flora ysfauna de. nues-
ira isla."
Habeis hecho muchos descubri-
niientos pero ninguno tan nota-
bic v tan ehcaz para vuestra fe-
licidad y vuestra gloria como el
que realizasteis en- agosto 81 de
1885, cnando' a virtud del matri-
Inonio, unfsteis vuestra vida la
dc Elizabeth Gertrude Knight.
nacida tambien en- Nueva York Y
destinada a conquistar renonlbre
Individual por sus estudios cien-
tificos.s Ella pas6 su T4ihez en- Gu
ba. Ella habla con fiuencia el cas-
tellano. Ella no pudo olvidar Ell
sol nde las Antillas y es a su in
fluencia, seguramente, que desde
|;el Canada y los Estados del .Ner-
te fu6 su esposa caminando hacia
el Sur, pasando por Bermuda,
hasta llegar, a Puerto Rico, la
Isla que los esperaba a los dos
para contarles los secretos de su
ficra, para darles sus quejas con-
ira sus hiios descuidadosA y faltos
de amor Y de vision, que intentan
POGO a POGO despojarla de sus
bosques. =. H. 3
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
IN j. S.
COMING TO
I EXAS
Lewis White Getting Up
Party for Invasion
of Mexico.

San Antonio tennis bugs stand a
GOOD chance of seeing some of the
country's foremost meters in action,
including the champion, Bill Tilden,
himself, sometime during the fall, ac-
cording to word received from Lewis
White. University of Texas star, who
is at present engaging in the prln-
cipal tournaments in the East.
Walter WeSbrook, Harvey Snod-
grass, the Kinsey brothers, Little
Bill. Johnston, William Tilden, Vim
cent Richards and others of national
ranking are planning to enter
tournament in Mexico the latter part
Of October, White says, and he has
about convinced them that they should
stop off for exhibition matches in
Texas.
DR.. ID. A. Penick, University OF
Texas tennis coach, is already PLAN
ming 10 entertain the visiting stars
at Austin, and it may be considered
almost certain that they also will play
before San Antonio tennis addicts.
The Kinseys, Walter Wesbrook
and Harvey Snodgrass have promised
White that they will play in Texas,
and he is now working on the
others.
Such matches, If arranged, prob
ably would be played on the San An
tonic Country Club courts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
VALUE TO CLUB GETS
RUTH TEAM PLACES

High batting and fielding averages
do not the perfect player make.
Not in Babe Ruth's estimation,
anyway.
The Babe has a method all his own
in selecting his annual All-American
baseball team, and those fans of San
Antonio entering The Lights big con-
test now in progress should bear in
mind the Bambino's method of rea-
soning.
Of course, Ruth gets hold Of the
latest batting and fielding averages OF
every man in the major leagues be-
fore retiring to his den to select his
all-star team. Although he never has
given out the exact manner in which
he goes about selecting his players,
it is taken for granted that he gives
careful thought to each candidate s
record for the season.
But his principal thought, and he
has admitted this much, lies in select
ing LuOse LlEu WIN AdNt bNNA VA 49,
most value TO their teams.
Those teams which have risen into
the thick of the pennant fight and
stayed there through the hot days OF
August are the ones which are most
apt to have players of this type in
their lineup. He looks closely and
tries to pick the player who has been
responsible for any teams having
"played over its head
Last year, for instance, the Babe
was convinced that Washington was
not really strong enough to win a
worlds championship. He decided
that Rogers Peckinpaugh, that team
shortstop, was due a lions share OF
the credit. He noted that with Peck
inpaugh out of the lineup the Sena'
tors were a demoralized ball team.
There were better hitting and field
ing shortstOps in the majors, but they
didn't have that something
No attempt il being made here 70
tell who Ruth will pick this year.
Nobody knows. nor will know until
the contest is ended September 4, but
it's lots Of fun trying TO beat the
Babe at his own game. The Contest
Editor is simply putting out what he
considers a fairly good tip now and
then, and hoping he does somebody
some good.
The Philadelphia Athletics (nOw
here's the tip) are almost unanimous
ly declared By critics 10 have played
over their heads" the entire season.
They have a couple Of pitchers, Rom
mel and Gray, and a young catcher,
COchrane, who might have had some
thing 10 do with il. Ruth might
think so himself. Who knows?
Anyway, IL you think they did, and
Ruth thinks they did, and you can
select about eight other players that
Ruth also thinks are the most val
liable TO their respective teams, you
have an excellent chance 10 drag
down the SIS first prize The Light is
going TO give away. IL you don't get
quite that many correct, there is still
a SO and s. prize ready for the
wisest choosers.
Fill out your blank now and get
| it into the Contest Editor as soon
as possible. In case Of a tie, the
first list received will get the prize.
/ Don't forget 10 name two pitchers.
Also, it might be a good idea 10
disregard all tips and use your own
/ judgment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
MARTIN AND lands
WILL QUIZ HCHRODT

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 2l.-John
d. Martin, president of the Southern
Association, returned TO Memphis to-
day from Little Rock and directed his
attention to a close examination Of a
transcript Of testimony given by play
ers of the Nashville and New Orleans
clubs during his investigation OF rum
ors of alleged irregularities in the
relations between Nashville players
and a man purporting to be an official
Of the New Orleans club.
Mr.. Martin annunced he would leave
tonight for Chicago 10 question Fred
Eichrodt, former Nashville player, to-
morrow in the presence Of X. NJ.
Lands, commissioner of baseball. His
probe will be concluded with the quiz
zing Of Eichrodt, who recently was re-
turned to Cleveland American League
club by Nashville.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
CENTRAL BAPTISTS
SLUG HARD TO WIN

Central Baptist Juniors defeated the
Harlandale Tigers, to 5. Walker,
Baptist Aurler. held the Tigers hitless
for five innings, but weakened in the
next frame and was found for fifteen
safeties in the last four innings. Gaid.
usek and Sanders, Harlandale pitch.
ers. were both batted hard in every
inning. The lineups:
Baptists: Conrad, Mooney, Kitch-
ems. House. Bridge, Walker, Cuellar,
Swindler and Alexander. Harlandale (:
Mayhart. johnson, Sanders, Gutter.
side. Todd. Henefield. Hester, Salinas,
Gaidusek and Massingale.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
NJ K|NLEY PLAYS
SALES CLUB
FOR TOP
Saturday League Race WIN
Be Over If Statesmen
Triumph.

Mckinley Avenue Methodists and
the Salesmanship Club tangle at Van
Dazzle Stadium Saturday in game
which will do much to settle the PEN
nant aspirations Of both clubs in the
Saturday league race. By winning,
the Sales Club warriors practically
will clinch the championship of the
second half. A win for Mckinley
Avenue will put the teams in a tie
for first. The Methodists won the first
half.
Manager Naylor intends to start his
slowballer, Landrum, against McKin-
ley Avenue, while either Jimmy Miller
or Criner will hurl for the Metho-
dists. Kozewicz will umpire.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
JOHNSON =.
RICHARDS, WILLIAMS
ON DAVIS CUP TEAM

FOREST HILLS, n. Y, Aug. 2L-
William 4. Tilden, William NJ. John
ston, Vincent Richards and Il. Norris
Williams. received the official en-
dorsement today as the representatives
of the United States in the Davis Cup
challenge matches TO be played at
Philadelphia, September IL, u ana Is.
They had ben unofficially announced
several weeks ago.
Williams was named captain, and a
special board Of strategy. composed
of Dean Mathey, Karl Behr and Hol-
with the captain and team on the de-
tails.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
NEW ARCHERY CHAMP.

ROME. n. Y. Aug. 21.-After set
ting a new worlds mark for the single
round Of Archery at the National
Archery Associations annual tourna-
ment az the TeusrgH Country Club
here Thursday. DR.. Paul w. Crouch,
Of Boston. Friday annexed the United
States single archery championship.
He defeated DIR. r. Pelmer, Of Wayne,
Pa. who lost when he missed at 40
yards. Dr. Crouch bcttered the worlds
mark yesterday by eight points.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
HUBBY TALKS OVER
T. STREAM POLLUTION

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 81. - T. E..
Hubby, game, fish and oyster commits
sioner Of Texas, and Frank Burford, in
charge Of stream pollution prevention
work for the department, conferred
with officials Of the Izaak Walton
League of Texas regarding eradication
Of pollution in the Trinity river here
today.
The Izaak Walton League will CO.
operate with all agencies in purifying
Texas streams Of pollution, Oscar
Floyd of Dallas, president of the
league, said after the meeting.
The league will be represented at
the conference on Trinity pollution
which will be held here in Septcm-
bar
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
.M'T|GUE, SLATTERY
TRYING COMEDACKS

NEW 1ORk, Aug. 1.-Two hght-
heavyweights of national reputation
former champion and a budding
champion-will attempt comebacks in
ia Coney Island ring tonight. They
are Mike McTigue, who recently re-
linquished his title 10 Paul Berlenbach
of Astoria. New York, and Jimmy
Slattery, Of Buffalo, n. Y, who was
knocked out in his last battle here
BY Dave Shade, of California.
McTigue meets Tony Marullo, of
New Orleans, in a 12-round bout.
Slattery meets Maxey Rosenblum,
New York light heavyweight in six
round bout.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
MEXICO SOCCER CLUB
WILL PLAY ST. JOHNS

The Mexico Football Club, an Or
ganization Of San Antonio sOccoT
players, is reaching a stage, of perfec-
ton in its practice which causes the
members to hope for success in their
first match on September 10 against
the strong st. Johns Seminary eleven.
The club intends to play all local SOC
Ger teams-schools teams will be
formed here this Year-and will visit
border towns for games and probably
bring q few clubs here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21

SOlL SINUS lnto
one of the pref
test bits Of
work near the
green. The prac-
ticed player can
so position his
club that he
can, if the shot
requires it.
make the ball
jump almost
straight up in
the air and
most frequently
the shot is call
ed for when the
ball lies in a
trap and the pin
is on the near
side of the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
ALIEN GUY FIRST.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 81. - AileeD
Guy, owned by the Ellis Estate, Phila-
dclphia, and driven by Ben White,
Lexington, KY, won the champion
ship stallion stakes, value, S0O3j, fea-
ture of Thursdays Grand Circuit card
at North Randall. Sam Williams was
second and Worthy Harvester third.
Best time, 2 :03 4-j.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
AMATEURS RANK HIGH.

The amateur contingent gave a good
account of itself, for, in addition to
Carrick, prominent among the leaders
were Joe Wells of Fest Liverpool, for
merly Ohio champion Densmore
Shute of Cleveland, and Eddie Held
of st. Louis, formerly Trans Missis-
sippi title-holder.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21

green, perhaps, too, with down-hill
roll toward the pin. To do this, the
niblick blades is flattened down until
it lies practically flat. 1t is then cut
directly across and under the ball the
blade taking about a quarter-lnch OF
sand. This lifts the ball high enough
so that all its forward energy is
changed to upward energy. You can
readily see how the ball would act
much differently, for instance, If the
same shot were made with the blade
taking its natural lie-the ball would
go forward more and upward less.
Copyright John F. Ollie Coz
Copyright, Chester Horton. 1s24-repro-
duction in any form strictly prohibited.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
CHINA SPRINGS WINS

BRENNAN, Tex, Aug. 21.-China
Springs, winner Of the Waco News
Tribune cup race for the baseball
championship Of Central Texas, de-
feated the Brennan Wildcats. 3 10 ?,
in the first Of a three-game series. The
winner Of the series vii claim the
semi-pro championship Of Texas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
DICTIONARIES PLAY
RICHBOOK'S SUNDAY

The American Legion team will
play the Richbooks Veterans on the
diamond beyond WoodlaWn Lake, at
the old location Of the Vocational
Training School. at 3: 80 Sunday af-
ternoon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21

game and lasted out the four-rounder.
though the fast Waldo won by a mile.
Freddie Spears waited two rounds
before trying to stow Kid julius away,
then rushed him around and beat him
in the last two sessions of a four
rounder. Julius spat blood and Spears
got an easy decision.
Sergeant McGrath refereed the pre-
liminaries, Dell Gotten the special
and the main event.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
LEADING TENNIS STARS LIKELY TO PLAY HERE
Inside Golf
BY CHESTER HORTON
Maker OF 81 Golf Champions. "Gstf's
most successful TEACHER" says
"Chick. Evans.

The art of flattening down the blade
for pitches out of sand traps when
practiced changes one of the ugliest of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
BOWLING
TURNER TENPIN LEAGUE.
Thraillxill.

year at Calumet Club, Chicago. He
scored a "a yesterday in spite Of nu-
merous extra puts.
A sprinkle of rain fell late yester-
day but it was the falling of night
that bothered the late contestants.
some of them having difficulty in see
ing the ball before the last hole was
reached.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
BARRERE IN FORM.

Windmill Jimmy Barrere, the stout
ish lad who can let go the biggest
variety of punches in captivity, smoth-
cred the willing Bat Cody under a
hail of gloves in the second round and
finally wound up with an echoing
clout under the heart that knocked
Cody out.
Kid Waldo, middleweight, put Bat
Ting Boynton down twice in the last
round but Boynton was tough and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
HAGEN HAS PAR II.

In addition to the ten who broke
through par, half dozen others, in
Guiding Walter Hagen, shot par II and
a score were only one stroke above per-
feet figures. Still within striking dis
lance of the title was Bill Mehlhorn
of Chicago, who won the crown last
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21

Joe Tsrnesa, Texas open champion,
had a 76.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
ROSS DEFEATS
NJ COY WITH
FAST LEFT
Syracuse Mans Queer Style
Hard for Even Johnny
to Solve.

Young Ross of Syracuse, employing
left hook, occasionally varied with
jab, delivered exclusively from q
right-handed stance" outpointed
Johnny Mccoy, the clever Cleveland
veteran, in the 12-round star bout at
Fort Sam Houston Thursday night.
Mccoy, nursing a slight attack Of
hay fever. slumped off considerably
after having the edge for six rounds
and Ross won four of the last six
rounds cleanly to get the margin on
points.
The decision appeared to suit most
of fine 1000 fans nrpSent
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
MERINO CHALLENGES.

Johnny Merino challenged the win
ner and may be matched with Ross as
the semi-final to the Stribling-League
fight at the Post next Thursday
night.
Rabbit Palmer, who had not fought
here in several months, made an i'm
pressive showing against wild-swinging
Mercy MOntez and earned a decision
in eight rounds. Montez weighed lbs
pounds, eight more than Palmer.
1t was a close affair, though Pal
mer outscored Montez on clean blows.
The usual procedure in each round
was for Palmer to lead. throw in a
flock Of punches from all angles,
get Montez apparently in a bad way
and then have the Mexican gamester
come out with fists flying and try to
drive Palmer through the ring floor.
The only trouble with this method
was that so many of Montez's blows
did not land.