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The Washington times., 1925-07-27
Mack Buys InfieIder

First Baseman Keesey Of Ports
mouth has been purchased by the
Philadelphia Americans He is 10
report at the close of the league
season. unless Connie Mack exer-
cises his option, in which event ne
is subject TO delivery in twenty
four hours.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27

. keeping the a S rlgnC up IN Inc
Yet four different big league ball
clubs looked Bill over and decided
he was just a dub who never would
make good. If he had become dis
couraged chances are he'd be wheel
ing a truck or digging potatoes or
doing something else right now.
It's a cinch he wouldn't be in the
big leagues.
Dazzy Vance is another one
who came up and was turned
down cold. The Yankees had
him for awhile and decided he
wasn't worth keeping. But he
kept on trying-and guess there
are few people today who will
have the nerve to say that
Dazzy Vance is a big league
bust"
There are a lot Of others, too.
/ guess every big league team has
at least one-and some of them,
like the Washington Senators, have
three or four.
That's why I say the best rule
in baseball is don't get discour-
aged" That goes for kids, too.
Just because a kid is dub
doesn't mean that he can't become
a good player. If he loves the
game; if he likes to play and #
he's willing to work and work anG
keep on working, he has chance
to make good.
HOrnsby wasn't considered "a
very good hitter his first year
in the league. Eddie Collins was
a 'bust" as a shOrtstOp when he
broke i'm with the Athletics.
You can't tell. Over in Detroit
q few days ago I was called on to
make a talk to lot of sandlot
kids who play in the schoolboy
league. There are 500 clubs in that
league-and, of course. there are
good ball players and bad.
But gave them one rule that
applies to good and bad alike. It's
that little three-word thing I wrote
at the top of this article.
Keep your head up. Don't get
discouraged.
Copyright, 1925, by the Christy
Walsh Syndicate.)
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
New Brave a SIugger

The Boston Braves have pur-
chased a. l.. Hood, an infielder,
from Portsmouth of the Virginia
League. Hood batted out eighteen
home runs and had a mark of 1888
In the Virginia company.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
CHAMPION VILLA VICTIM
OF HIS OWN ZEAL
BY FRANK F. ONELLL

Standing straight to its the Pacific Ocean, the
bearing the of Pancho Villa ywegh champion
of the world who died following his fight with Jimmy McLarn
Oakland widow
the champion awaits the husband
will
Villa and tragedy winch could have been avoided will shortly
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
Red Sox Try CoIIegian

The Boston Red Sox have con.
scented to give Harold G.. Neubauer,
right-handed pitcher. who just
graduated from Brown University.
a trial.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
VANCOUVER oARsMEN MAY
ROW IN COAST REGATTA

Pacific Coast rowing officials
have invited the Vancouver Rowing
Club to send a coxswained four
cared shell crew to San Francisco
September 5 to compete in a re-
gatta there.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27

-
Fans of two towns are hoping
and praying something will hap
pen, no matter what it is.
It has been one year now since
Washington has had its mind
on business. The industrial and
commercial pulse here isn't beat
ing lick.
How can one get down to
work with a ball club that
simply won't go into a siding
and stay put? You can't tell
whether this club of ours is an
express or a local.
She breezes right by all way
stations and then can't slow
down for limited stops only.
There's danger ahead for some
one and we hope it amt US.
Both teams have been in and
out of slumps and have gal
Hoped out like walking typhoid.
From now on it will be a mat
ter of button, button, who's got
the needle?
Seven teams in this league
aren't going anywhere. They've
already got their tickets but
they bought 'em off scalpers.
The eighth passenger is rid
ing on a. round trip passport
which will be honored where
ever baseball is played.
Washington and Philadelphia
are hot and cold respectively,
but which is which, is what
you'd like to know now.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
DEMPSEY CREB BOUT BEST
OFPOOR PICKINGSNOW
By DAVIS J. WALSH.

International News Service Sports Editor
YORK July 27-New York always hotbed OF skeptm
looking down its superior nose at
FLOYD Ftzmmons proposition Dempsey daily with Harry
Michigan City Ind in September
there New York has charac
reG the Dempsey-reb transaction Middle Western gold
is to n droves.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
Reds Bid tor Macon Star

President Williams of the Macon
club has been made an offer by the
Cincinnati Reds for Hal Sullivan,
the clubs star outfielder.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
- - ATO~@
G1IlOI.BTTS
HOW GREAT is HARRY GREB?

BUNCH whooping rather, might
Ginning the other
night question JUST HOW GREAT HE is
said the of buns Another said
fairly good and the third insisted that the world has
his equal.
Said "Phl Jack OBrien, who fought of the best
mddewehs Greb better than he fought
and Jack should know"
said eff Greb could HIT he'd be marvel but he can't
The Washington times., 1925-07-27

Tony Brothern, the catcher, land
ed al Rochester because he refused
to report to Shreveport, whittier he
had been sold by Louisville.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27

Things can't go on this way
forever, as the respondent man
said when he turned on the gas.
Fans of two towns are hoping
and praying something will hap
pen, no matter what it is.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27

HOrnsby wasn't considered "a
very good hitter his first year
i'm the league. Eddie Collins was
a ''bust' as a shOrtstOp when he
broke i'm with the Athletics.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27

JamisOn said ne il investigating
Albert's record and would not have
The Washington times., 1925-07-27

Forty-ff~e caddies from the Indian
Spring course are playing today To
determine their disputes. They Will
each and every one get a prize.
Thirty six holes of medal play con.
stituteS the play.
The Washington times., 1925-07-27
a Barrel
By KIRK MILLER.

dence than a new SHIRT is
of pins.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
PAINLEVE PEDIRA MAS d.
NERO PARA LA CAMPANA
DE AFRICA

PARIS, julio 10. Gable Fran
c6s) .-Painleve ha anunciado en-
Ia Camara su intencion de pre-
sentar un proyecto de ley para
cue los creditos nacionales desti-
nados la continuation de la que
rra en- Marruecos sean puestos a
la disposition del gobierno. La de-
claracion del ministerio de la
guerra formuIada despu6s de la
publication de los despachose re-
cibidos. hace Greer que la situa-
ci6n es mas grave de 10 que Sc
habia creido al principle. La petit
ci6n de Painleve ha sido acogida
un tremendo tumulto de los
g !. utados comunistas. Antes 3
Cespues de ella, en- los pasillos de
la Camara reinaba una anima-
cion inusitada. La impression que
sc recibia era que la situaci6n
era en- extreme grave, pues cir
culaba la noticia de que muchos
pnestos fortificados de la linea
Oran-Fez habian caido en- manos
de los rifenos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
UNA ENTIDAD DE CARACTER
EsCoLAR, 'DIsPUEsTA A ENsE.
MAR LA RELIGION

Han sido presentados en- la Sc
cretaria Ejecutiva, para su archivo
y registro, los articulos de incorpo-
racion de una association que trats
de organizarse con ell nombre de
Association Escolar de San Jor-
ge'', cuya oficina principal Sc esta-
blecera en- la calle Co on esquina q
la de San Jorge del Barrio sa.,
turce de ASH Juan. Sc forna esta
asociacion para fomentar la ense-
fianza de tcdos los ramos del saber
TITLES al hombre y la mujer, in
cluyendo la ensefanza de La moral
y de la religion cat6lica y romano
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11

La Association de Productores de
hz5car nos ha enviado la siguien-
e nota:
'En 81 session celebrada el dia
10 del corriente mes, la Junta Di-
rectiva de Ia Association de Pro-
ductOres de Azncar de p. r. acor-
d. citar a todos los senores So
clos para una reunion extraordi-
maria que Sc lleyara a efeeto el
dla l6 del mes en- curse. a las dos
De Ia tarde. con el fin de tener un
cambio general de impresiones V
trazarse la norma de conducta que
ha de seguirse para oponerse a
eieTtas leyes que estan pendientes
ae aprobaei6n en- Ia actual legis-
latura. y que afectan grandemen-
te los intereses del pals.
Ia situaci6n es alarmante y Sc
agrava por momentos, debido a
que el cuerpo contributivo de Puer-
10 Rico Sc We amenazado de ir a
Ia guina por las muehas leyes que
para distintos fines, imponen nue.
vas contribuciones impuestos, oil
vidandose Ia critica situacion por
que atraviesa Puerto Rico en- los
aetuales mOmentos.
Sc espera que dicha reunion re-
snltara muy interesante, dada la
importancia de los asuntos que en-
ella Sc han de tratar."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
Terrible PiCaz6n

In desesperanfe pIcaz0n y ardOr
del herFe desaparece inmedlatamen-
ie con Ia prsmera aplicacl0n del
nuevo j maravEll0so ungiiento
S0IfBfN0L. Su acci6n calmante Y
sanativa hace que sea inmejorable
para aliviar almorranas. quemadu-
Fas. herIdas. dIyiesOs. nacidos cla-
eotes y demas Intermediates de Ia
pteL DuFante mncbos aflos SOR-
biNOL fue el remediO favoritO que
reeetaba un notable especiallsta :
per0 ah0ra puede Ohtenerse a mn
cost0 relafivamente pequefi0 en- las
fnFsnacias De y. r. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11

10 otra del Sr. 0etavIano .. lie
srera. ofreeiendo gFArultamente an
prsdio de terF~no ~ 81 Barrio ~ :
noeo. para que - establezea una
eaeuela con parque eseelar y pia-
qa.
"a seior BaFbosa hace Ia mocion
a. cue se acepte Fl donatiyo que
haee II seilor Octayiano J. HERE
"a. e0nsistente en- an prediO de te-
Ercno en- el Barrio Sunoso para le-
vautar una eseuela con parque es-
. lar y plaza. > Al misno tiempo
qie Ia Anamblea resnelva que todo
u eoncerniente q gastos de tita-
lael6n e inscription De dieha pro-
pleaad Sc haRan con fondos del
sinnieipio. d. Ia Partida ~Impre-
siasos".
Debidnmente seeundada Ia mo-
ci6n del sehoF Barbosa. fus apro-
hada poF unanimidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
IEI Dr.. Coll Cuchi...
continuation de Ia nag I,


jeta la salvedad consiguiente.
Estos y no otros son los famosos
cargos que Sc me hacen. Sc me ha
dado hasta ell martes para contes-
tarlos, pero como ell Alcalde dentro
de la administrator es ell 1nico
juez que ha de juzgarlo, seguramen-
te habra de resolver su capricho
en- contra de la Justicia.
Esto habria de quedarse asi 81
no estuviesemos en- un pals de le-
yes Y no EN- un pals de despotas
Ellos,habria de hacerse. 81 no estu-
viese nIlestro derecho protegido por
los tribunales de Justicia y pot la
Constitution "a, - a4sl. is.sesh
Tan pronto pase la hora en- que
ell Alcalde resuelva SUI capricho
esta question, estaremos en- la Cor
tie de Distr.so con un procedimien-
to de ',Certioraria para posierl las
cosas en- su sitio. ..-...,....
70 dare Ell MUNDo la infor-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11

lena Carload. Humankind y
Fsplritismo~.
Lena. ia filosofla del Espiri-
tlsno es bAlsamo Gel Infinite que
eonfoFia e alma hnmana en- las
grandes tribulaeionen Dc la vida.
fNma; ~Espiritu es Di0s".
Lena; ~El esplriiismo es Ia ba-
W. A. a iitsrtad y Ia fraternidad".
Lemas TO eres enigma para Jos
IFofanos y nimho d. iuz para los
ereyentef".
ixma: a medida que "a eieneia
Espirita - ahre paso. Ia humanl
DAD mejoEa Eranaemente sus con-
dielpnes morales".
Len'a: "aasstrate siempre con-
tento con "a pFueba. que Is "a
cruz; y Al vihraF del sentimlento,
eorvierte tn pensamient0 en- un
segaeFo Dc luz". (R. Negr5n Flo
TesD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
Editorial diariO del d.. Frank Crane
MIRANDA HACIA ATRAS

Iarse en- ell fondo de este. La me-
jor actitud de un hombre es miraS
hacia adelante.
Estamos hechos para adelantar.
Nuestros pies ehalan hacia adelan-
te. M <@
Los hoinbres que gozan de la vi
da son los que lniran hacia adelari-
te, que no Sc 1amentan de iafiiccio-
mes pasadas. Aquellos cuyos cora
zones estan en- Ell future.
Es senal de vejez Ell comenzar a
"recordarnos'
FL Senador Hoar ha dicho que
cuando un hombre, de puro viejo,
comienza olvidarse de la mayoria
de las cosas, encuentra que la gente
le pide que escriba sus memo
rias"
Esta bien que aprendanos del pa
sado, que nos corrijamos con sus
ensefanzas, pero 81 pensamos en-
el demasiado puede adquirir tai IN
fluncia sobre nosotros que nos aho-
CARA toda esperanza iniciativa.
Ell future es como ell cielo que
Sc curva sobre todos nosotros Is
su ercanto vel de sus cosas desco-
focidas 10 que ncs mueve hacia el.
Copyright, 1925 por The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
UNA VISTA A
LA CoLECTIVA

Visitamos Ia fabrica de tabacos
que en- Puerta de TERRA tiene la
"Porto Rico American Tobacco, y
pudimos notar el progreso de ella.
Hoy Sc estan elaborando million
= medic de tabacos que Sc embar-
can semanalmente para el Norte.
Esta al frente. de los trabajos. el
jOven Victor Costas, muy amable
y fctivo, siendo manager. el senior
Alfredo Penda, hombre muy labo7
rioso. FL total de trabaj jadores pa
sa de setecientos. Todos los De-
partamentos marchan perfectamen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
PRoGRAMA


200 P. M.-Revista v honor a
la bandera.
2:30 P. M.-Ataque simulado con
ira una casa de bloques.
800 P. M.-Gymhanka, 9 mine
ros. juegos divertidos.
La puerca encebada.
La pared encebada.
cada nnmero una nueva diver
sion.
Tug of War. Ga'edia Nacional
VS.. C. M T. G.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11

Sc dice en- un libro que todavia
la gente lee bastante que ningun
hombre que pone su mano en- el ara
do miranda para atras es digno del
Reino.
I. En- Ell misno ibro Sc cuenta la
historic del hombre que hula de
una ciudad incendiada con instruc
clones de no mirar para atras. Su
mujer miro y fue convertida en-
statua de sal.
Una profunda verdad puede ha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11

te, siendo el jefe del de el embar-
que, ell active joven Jose Rodrf-
guez Texidor, quien es ayudado
por tres auxiliares. En- este De-
partamento trabajan unas cincuen-
ia mujefes Y treinta hembres. Los
branchs de Ponce, Utuado, Gura-
bo Y Aguadilla estan trabaiando.
FL orden Y aseo que Sc notan en-
todo ell edificio de Puerta de Tie
ira, denota su buena direction, que
es debida hoy, a los senores Pen
da, Costas Y Rodriguez. Adelante.
I'm Visitante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11

Al Tema "Estudlo sobre Ia re-
cnrarnael6n", - presentaron dos
trabalos:
Temag ia FeeneaFnaei6n es Ia
forma A. an esplritu tomar euer-
b. Si no existieFa. nj habria alma
n exixtieFa nioa"
Ia.
LENA; ~Asi en "a TERRA como en-
ri eielo".
0portunamente se publieara el
iaudo del JuFado cue tiene On estu-
do dirhas eompoaiciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
RoLETIH HIsToR1co
DE PUERTO RICO


TIA iIsgado a nosotros el tercer
euaderno del tomo XII de esta in
teTesantisima Revista que edita en-
esta cindad nuestrO distinguido ami
so el Dr.. Coll y Toste. Los traba-
JOS cue eontiene son los siguientes:
Reetifeaei6n a In Historic sde
Puerto Rico: estado social y eco
nomieo de Ia Isla a principles del
sigio XVI u600); La Exposition
de Julio L. vizearrondo al Minis
tro do Ultramar con motive de los
compOntes de 1887; Como castiga-
ba el Gobierno Ell amancebamiento
ca In ESla en- 1868; La biografia del
patricia Don Federico Asenjo; La
protection de los venezolanos con
motive del Deereto a Muerte de
Bolivar; Reales ordenes y Decretos
Que tienen interes hist6rico; Regla-
mento de Ia Milieia Urbana; Acuer
dos del Ateneo Puertorriqueio So
bre las Memorials escritas por Ale
Jandro Tapia, in6ditas adn.-Y la
fundacion del pueblo de Rio Pie
dras en- 1925; la labor del HistOria-
dor de Puerto Rico es digna del
mayor eneomio.
Damos las gracias al querido Doc
Tor por 81 panfletO que nos ha en-
viado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
MERcADo DE cAMBIos
GNECESITA UD. UN HoMBRE
DE CoNFIANZA?

Gran experiencia como jefe de
ofcina v de otros departamentos.
Contable. Corresponsal en- idio-
mas. Extranjero con 10 amos de
rractica en- todo Puerto Rico. Ira
bajador de conciencia. Referenejas
de primera. Dispuesto para cusl-
quier proposition. Escriba al apar-
tado 1897, San Juan. ~ Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11

@ERTANES LITERARIO De
MAYACUEZ

F'e aeeer.lo con Ia conyOeat0ria
pablleada al sfeeto. 81 dia 80 do
Jlnlo dltimo. qued5 eerrada Ia ad.
inisidn a. trahaios a dicho certa-
alcn. habisndoae reeibido hasta esq
ieeha. las siguienses eomposieio-
iaea:
al Tema "canto al EspiFitis-
nlo" lpoesial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
Mr.. ]. c. Morin...
Continuation de Ia 50. Sag .

to harfa que nuestro sistema actual
fuese un exito complete, pues e
tiene ciertas enmiendas en- mente
muy acertadas y oportunas.
En- ell Departamento Ia misma
opinion prevalece. ALI Mr.. NORM
cuenta con muchos amigos, uno de
los cuales Sc ha manifestado, en-
conversation que con nosotros sos
tuviese, en- favor de su 5nombf$-
miento. l9v tlft8dsI 81
& Asi es que atand6 cabos hemos
llegado a la conclusion de que Mr.. /.
NORM es 1nlio de los mas fuertes
candidates para 7ei puesto de sub
comisionado, al cual 10 hacen acree-
dor sus innumerables v inagnifeas
cualidades .Ia a1a 5ianl ee> g
Seria absurdo Greer que Ell NOM
bramiento vaya caer sobre ani des-
conocido, cuando la opinion gene
raj es tan clara: o un portorriQueno
o Mr.. NORM. nro1
En- case que ell nombramiento de
un portorriquefio no fuese possible,
nosotros tambien verfainos con
agrado a Mr.. NORM en- ei alto pues-
to que espera quien 10 vaya aIoct-
par.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
ULTIMA HORA

"a JUNTA DIRECTIVA DE LA
AS0CIACION DE PRODUCTO-
RES DE AZUcAR DE PUERTO
RICO cITA URGENTEMENTE A
UNA SESSION EXTRAORDINA-
RIA A TODOS SUS SOCIOS.
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Sc ALOUILA

una casa en- la calle de Suau No. s
Parada 15, fresca c6moda y con
todos los adelantos sanitarios. Para
informes dirijase al Telefono 1870,
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
AUTOMOBILES, s1.oo.

Habra un simulacro de BataMa,
con un ataque contra una casa dc
bloques. Revista del 65 de Infan-
terra, Guardia Nacional, r. o. IT.
G. y c. M. T. G. Las banderas per
tenecientes les differences regi
mientos puertorriquefos durante II
guerra seran desplegadass por pri-
mera vez. # #
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11

Major John E, Wilson, Guarlia
Nacional1de Puerto Rico.
Major Miguel A. M,lhoz.
Major Harry T. Besosa.
Captain q. w. seigmund.
Este dia sera observado en- los
terrenos militares del MORO. Cor
dialmente Sc invita- todcs los
ciudadanos que contribuyan esta
causa. La entrada a los terrenos
militares Sc permitira mediante I'm
donativo como sigue:
Entrada general, 25 centavos.
Asientos reservados, so centa-
vos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
Ell OLA MILITAE
LA sEMANA DEL MoNUMENTo o
PUERTO RICO HoNRA A sUS
SoLDADoS MUERTos EN- Ell
CAMPO DE BATALLA

En- Ell Moro, sabado Julio II,

En- Ell Moro, sabado Julio II, a
las 300 P. M.
Millares de personas acudiran al
Moro hoy celebrar ell Dfa Mill.
tar en- La Semana del Monumento
del soldado. Sera un gran dia dedi
cado a una causa tan noble como
la recaudaci6n de foiidos para le-
vantar3 un Monumentoa los glorio-
SOS heroes puertorriquenos de Ia
gran guerra. sera I'M dfa de emo
clones digno de la causa que en-
el Sc patrocina. Que no fa1te nadiel
Ell comite a cargo del Dfa -Mili
tar esta tornado. por. las sigufentes
personals: VF' - : 2 s2S'15 8
Coronel George n. Estes, 65kh In
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11

Ilarse en- Ell fondo de este. La me-
jor actitud de un hombre es miraS
hacia adelante.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-05
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

New York-Eddic Huffman, Pa
cific coast light heavyweight, who
turned in sensat ioEal victory over
Jack de Nave in his eastern de.
but, has been signed to meet Ad
Stone Of Philadelphia in a IL round
bout December 10 in Newark.
Grand Rapids, Mich.--Y Dung Strib-
ling, Georgia light heavyweight
outpointed Tommy Burns of Detroit
here alst night in a ten round bout.
San Francisco--In six rounds we'll
filled with action, Pat Lester and Vic
Alexander, heavyweights, battled to
a draw. Alexander led in the early
rounds, Lester gaining the super
iority when he wore down his small
er opponent. The main event was
ten tame roands i'll which frankie
Muskie gained u decision over
Mickey Korkson.
SaCramento-Clevcr Sencio, Fiji
pino flyweight, proved much too
fast for Frankie Novey of Sacra-
mento in their ten round bout here
last night Sencio kept up rain
of blows and covered well but found
Novey too tough when he tried vain
ly to put over knockout.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-05
GRID BATTLE AT
|. A. TODAY ENDS
SEASON ON COAST
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Dee. j.-i'he cur
tain rings down this afternoon ON
the Pacific coast gridiron season
with a battle here between the Ore
gon Agricultural College and the
University of Southern California.
The Trnjans. humblcd week ago
by Washington state in the out
standing upset Of the season, We're
slated for another defeat today,
i'll the opinion of the betting frat
crnity. Prevailing odds this morn
ing were 10 to 9 that the Aggies
would win.
The Oregonians held final
workout IL TIE big Los Angeles
stadium last night and were pro-
nounced ship-shape for the conflict
by their handlers. L. S. c. will miss
the services of Honey Earle
regular halfbaok. Starke, substi-
tutc end, has been shifted to the
backfield and will alternate with
Laraneta in Earle S regular posi-
tion.
Coach Howard Jones has driven
his men at furious pace in prar
tice the past week, and they will
bo in first class fighting condition,
prepared for a stiff battle, when
they take the field.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-05
WINS DECISION IN
PERCENTAGE" FIGHT
by United Press Icnsed Ny,re

Los ANGELES, Dee. 5.-Tommv
. 'Brien, New York lightweight,
fought percentage bout with
Billy Alger and won 10 round
de"lsi?n here last night.
. Brien started slowly and Alger
was away out in front O'Brien
fought carefully and contcnted him
self with counter punching. As
the fight progressed Tommy open
ed up with a. furious tenth round
rally which caught the referee S eye
and was given the decision,
The fight was slow with Algcr the
aggressor and O'Brcif.. doing a lot
of clinching
Ernie Owens dropped Jack Roper
three times in the first round Of
the six round semi windup but Bop
er was given the decision by virtue
of a remarkable comeback. Owens
seemed unable to take advantage
OF the breaks and allowed Roper to
to take the play away from him.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-05
GIT READY FOE BOUT
AT VERNON TUESDAY

With "A reported advance seat
sale, greater than for any indoor
bout held in Southern California
since boxing was legalized, Bud
Taylor and Jimmie McLarnin rested
over the weekend from their strenu-
Gus training for their bout next
Tuesday at Vernon.
Taylor, with a verdict over the
=" Belfast Spider several months
ago, has been installed favoritc.
Buds greater experience against the
best bantamweights in the country,
warrant this But wise boxing men
believe McLarnin is the most i'm
proved youngster on the Pacific
coast. Jimmy has only turned ls,
and already has beaten some highly
rated ringsters. In fact, Taylor was
the only boxer able to decision him
Ill the past year.
If McLarnin can erase this blot
on his record, he viii enter the
front ranks of the fcatherwcights.
According to the terms Of the
match McLarnin must scale l2.j
while Taylor is coming in at l2L