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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
Z {. 4. F|RENEN
SUSPENDED
FOR CRASH

Two city foremen, one an assistant
chief, were suspended indefinitely by
Fire and Police Commissioner Phil
Wright Tuesday morning, following
collision at Commerce and Alamo
streets in which two pieces of ap-
paratus were demolished.
Those suspended were Assistant
Chief c. A. Hart and L. f. Mason.
Three men miraculouSly escaped death
in the crash which sent one truck 125
feet into n store front.
in announcing the suspensions Com
missioner Wright declared that fast
driving in the downtown district is
to be curbed and that hereafter driy-
ers will be held accountable for ac-
cidcnts. Although no limit will be
placed on their speed they will be
expected to exercise the proper eau
ton, he said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
TEST SUCCEEDS.

At The Light office a sensitive
Grebe receiving set has been installed,
alongside a microphone connected by
remote control to the laboratory ap-
paratuS of the Southern Radio Cor
poration. sending station 5XY. Over
this receiving and sending set a re-
porter in The Light office will take
down the oral story of the reporter in
the air, and prepare it Immediately
for publication in The Light.
That this newest method of report
ing news events will be successful was
demonstrated Tuesday morning. when
a test flight was made by Lieutenant
Q. P. Weyland in a OH observation
plane with Corporal F. c. Rush in
charge of the radio equipment aboard
the plane.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
ORMSBY TO REFEREE.

At the first gate in Breckenridge
Park. at Lions Field, Saturday morn,
ing there's going 70 be crowd OF
whooping, yelling, rarin' youngsters
San Antonio's rcd-bloodcd boys and
girls. Len Ormsby, famous racing
driver, will be there to referee the
race.
On smooth course that runs back
of the Lions Field, when the flag is
down and the race is on, some lucky
and industrious-boys and girls are
going to win valuable prizes.
There's a spiffy automobile given by
Richard Dix, just waiting for the end
Of that race to go home with some
body. And that somebody may be you,
yourself.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

I A MEXICAN ladies, it appears,
"a entertain Parisians by wearing
their Stockings rolled down, showing
all of the knee and part of the leg
bare, below a short skirt.
Such women would represent the
United States more usefully at home
in front Of American washtubs with
their sleeves rolled up instead of hav-
ing their stockings rolled down in
Paris.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

DUT there is a hygienic value in
- bare knees. All Esquimaux wo-
men, even in coolest Arctic weather,
arrange for an opening at about the
knee to let the air in. If they didn't
do that, they would die for lack of
oxygen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
Today
Swimming to Music.
Pity Abd-el-krim.
Rolling Them Down.
Back to Abraham.
By Arthur Brisbane
-copyriEh. 1925 BY star Co:

rsODAY Gertrude Ederle, remark
able young American swimmer,
will dive into the English chan
mel and try to swim across. While
she swims brass band on tug will
follow and play the most modern
American jazz music.
It's an intelligent idea, and the
kings that ruled the world developed
the idea years ago.
They put their ditch diggers to
work under the lash, but they sent
their soldiers against the enemy with
music, knowing that music will get
more out Of a man than the heaviest
lash. "The Marseillaise" is perhaps
the best commanding officer that
France ever had.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

CHARITABLE American Jews are
asked to contribute $15,000,0OO
TO help $4,000 Russian Jews settle
as farmers on land in the Steppes of
Russia.
1t appears that Jews, driven out Of
Russian trade by high taxation,
Soviet monopOlies and subsidized CO.
operative concerns are compelled to
turn to farming.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

EOR every 100 homes in the United
i States. there are 20 washing ma
chimes. That shows progress, and
room for more progress.
The family without a washing
machine, unless the washing is sent
out" proves that some woman is con-
dcmned TO needless slavery.
An electric washing machine and
wringer, costing few cents day
for current, makes of washing an
amusement instead of hard work.
1t makes it possible in a large
family, with a busy mother, for the
growing boys and girls to do the
greater part Of the weeks washing
and relieve the mother.
The cabaret type Of growing boy
and girl won't like the idea, but
millions of the better kind of boys
and girls will like it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
VOICE is LOUD.

Lieutenant Weyland brought his
plane over the city and circled above
The Light office. At that time his
voice came in over the ear phones so
loudly that the receiving operator took
them off and laid them on the table
where others could hear.
Later Lieutenant Wcyland flew out
over Camp Travis and beyond, yet the
voice of Corporal Rush was clear and
distinct at all times, demonstrating
the practicability of carrying on con-
versation between a downtown office,
remotely connected with a broadcast
ing unit and plane in the air, equip
ped with a broadcast set, as easily as
over an ordinary telephone |. e.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

A DIAMOND pipe" is the name
"A given to a soft clay-like mix.
turc, formed by some ancient vol
cano in which diamonds are found.
Diamonds are the product Of in.
tense volcanic heat. Who knows
what explorers will find some day, in
the depths Of volcanoes? A ton. or
50 Of diamonds would upset the dia-
mond trust completely.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
GET A THRILL.

Then why not resign temporarily
from the ncighborhood baseball club,
and retire for a few hours n day to
the garage or the backyard-or what
have you?-and finish the scooter or
pushmobile that you started? Or be.
gin one-and nab the record for be-
ing the specdiest worker on your block.
Creating somcthing-anything-car-
ries an awful kick. You've noticed
how proud your mother is of some dc
licious dish that she made by herself
and how puffed up PA gets over
CONTINUED On PAGE Twol
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
TAX RATE UNCHANGED.

1t will cost $6O6,52S to run the
machinery of the county during the
year, budget figures made public by
County Auditor Walter S. Kendall
snow.
The tax rate in the county will
remain the same as last year, Mr..
Kendall said. The rate is so cents
on the hundred valuation.
An increase of two cents on the
hundred in the state rate will make
the total rate S1.j7.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

THE fight that France makes is
= necessary. Our civilization Is
nothing to brag about, but it is bet
ter than the Mohammedan brand and
the job in North Africa must be done
thoroughly.
Nevertheless, you feel sorry for
poor Abd-el-Krim. What chance
would our forefathers have had in
11I6, if the British had been able to
lombard George Washington from
the clouds?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
SEPT. 10 SET
BY COUNTY
FOR VOTE
Commissioners in Meeting
Adopt Budget for
Ensuing Year.

An election to vote 100000 in
bonds for. a new court house and
other permanent improvements was
ordered for September 10 by the
Bcxar county commissioners court
late Monday. The court also adopted
the budget for the ensuing year.
Special deputy sheriffs were pressed
into service Tuesday to post notices
of the election, this being the last
day in which they can be posted.
The bond issue if voted will be
divided as follows: S1.400,OO0 for
the new court house; 100000 for
construction of roads and bridges and
$4,000 for the construction of build
ings for the care of delinquent boys.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

THUS the hour glass of history is
i turned upside down. Centuries
ago, the Jews, forbidden to own land,
herded in cities against their will,
were compelled to concentrate OH
trade. Now in Russia they are driven
back TO the land, Many will well
come the change which will take
them back to the condition Of Father
Abraham tending his flocks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
WAVE 400 METERS.

Interested radio fans may get IN
on the reporting activities and have
the news even with The Light Fri
day morning by tuning their receiving
sets to a wave length of about 400
meters. Then, by changing their dials
slightly, they may hear the replies AMI
the questions of the recording reporter
at The Light office, as he asks qucs-
tons Of the man con the ground"
Army observation planes have
worked with ground stations and with
one another many times in the recent
UroptinuoJ m Pc T,roN
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18

A BD-EL-KRlM and his brave
IA Arab followers. are learning
that it is hard to fight on the ground
and resist attack from the air.
French airmen are getting wonderful
practice, and the Arabs are discour-
aged. Many Moroccan tribes that
were fighting with Abd-el-Krim, now
abandon him, and offer to fight with
the French against the Riff leader.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
BOTH CARS WRECKED

The crash Tuesday morning, Com
missioner Wright asserted, was due
to too fast driving, declaring that one
Of the cars apparently was travelling
at a speed Of 80 miles an hour. Both
cars, he declared, are a total loss.
They cost the city nearly $4,000.
Joske's corner. at which the col
lision occurred, Commissioner Wright
said, is one of the most dangerous in
the city and foremcn repeatedly have
been warned to use extreme caution in
negotiating it.
The crash occurred at . o'clock as
the two cars were responding to an
alarm. An officer frantically signal
ling to the drivers, was not seen.
CORNER ILL-OMENED
The corner has been an ill-omened
one for firemen. Chief Bishop and
two others we're killed in a crash Mt
the same corner on New Years Eve,
1917.
J.. T.. Mason, driving the large
automobile used exclusively by Fire
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CORNER ILL-OMENED

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Evening star., 1925-03-22

Secretary of Agriculture Jardine making
examination of the plants in the annual
amaryllis show of his department. Ten thou
sand blooms were displayed and hundreds of
Washingtonans and visitors in the city
viewed the exhibition.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

National Photo
Evening star., 1925-03-22

Gov. Al Smith stars" at the ball
given by New York newspaper
women and broadcasts a little talk.
The photograph shows the Gov
ernor taking to mike" who is re-
laying his message hither and yon
or & \ Photos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-06

tad de la suma que lie corresponds
en- la yenta.
En- otro sitio leemos las siguien-
tes ineas:
Hablando con ell Dr.. opre, dueno
de la novena Tampa, este Sc ha ex
presado en- la siguiente manera;
Oscar es mo de los jugadores mas
completes que henaos tenido en- el
Tampa, y sus progresses en- las gran
Ges ligas seran rapidos y efectivos.
Ell ofrecimiento de dar a Estrada la
tmitad del precio de venta psrti6 de
81 misIno, pues aunque Oscar no
hubiera frmado ell eontrato con ell
Tampa de no estar esta base, tam
POGO penso nurca Que la CONCESSION
hecha fuera de tanta importancia
Estrada, de ninguna manera repor-
tara al Eoston hasta despues de fl
raiisar su contrato en-, Tampa'l
Ell s'AllentoM1 Chronicle publ
ca esta misma noticia, dando cuenta
de la eiciencia de Oscar y entran-
do de lleno en- otras considerations
Dice que Estrada perteneci6 a los
Duques cuando estos nos visitaron
IA prirtiera vez, que siendo 6l el
unico que hablaba espanoi de los
jugadores rubios, lego familiari-
karse tanto con nosotros que Sc diJo
y asegur6 cue. permaueceria en-
Ruertc RICO -inflftando en- un equipo
boricua Dice el cronista, que Sc
lego a decir que Estrada habia ma
nifestado que NADIA le importaba que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-06

Comprendemos Que el brert exlso.
de la temporada dependera de IA
organization de los clubs boricias.
Lucharemos porque solo Sc former
DOS EoUIpoS FUERTEs EN- LA
IsLA, uno en- Ponce y otro Ell san
Juan. De este modo ell e1tusiasao
acrecentaria, y los juegos resulsa-
rian rnejores, porque anbos teams
podrian reconcentrar a todos los
buenos peloteros de, Puerto Rico
Comprendemos que de venir ~Allea
town. Landgraff reclamaria los ser.
vicios de Dayiu, Gacho, Nero Y
Net, Y que teriendo solo dos clubs
en- la isia podrian estar mejor re
forzados. Despertarfan los fan&ti-
cos de Cayey, de Guayania, Juana
Diaz, Arecibo, y alli podrian 5ugar
los teams existentes. Podrian tam
hien prepararse 1nejores pfogralsrts Z
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-06
La NovENA HARRISBURG DE
RRoTo DOS vEcEs AL
ALLENTOWN

Con Scores, verdaderamente
desastrasos, los gigantes del Harris
burg derrotaron dltimamente 4 los
duques. No conocemos los detalles
completes del juego, pero 81 10 que
deseamos, Y 10 que interesa a nues-
tros lectores.
La porfia matinal, fue un duelo
a muerte entire los lanzadoses que
tomaron parte, hmitandonos nos
otros decir que ell Gran Hendrix
fue el defensor del box allentonia-
no. Una a cero fue Ell resultado, car,
gando con el collar Mr.. Landgraf
Nuestros rnuchactos al igual que
sus compaheros, jugaron fatalmen'
te.
Ell otro desafiO fue un desastre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-06

Deseamos asegurar una buena TEN
porada para Il bien del deports,
queremos abrirfe campo en- ell Ncr-
tie a otros pelgteros boricuas que
pueden fgufar en- las ligas organi-
lzadas de los iEstaods unfdos; es
nuestra intenci6n impu1sar con to
das nuestras fnerzas eI base bail
en- Bofinquen. sabemos que LAID
graf piensa venfr a Puerto Rico A
su regreso Sc nos asegura que l1s-
vara al Norte a I'M grupo de juga-
dores portofriquei1os para inssgar
Ia novena Allentown. Querez1os
ofrecef nuestra cooperation a los
hornbfes que deseen ayudarnos ofre.
4Coutinua en- la pag. 7o.)
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ropos Los v1cros
Me- e s~'

| vi
Los habitantes de Ioss tr6pico1,
dcsde tempo inmemoriaI, dehidC a
nuestro clima Y nnestra risn1a
idiosincrasia. heInos alcansado fas-.
ma de ser algo indolentes ON nnes<
tro sistema de vida. Aunqne 81 bier
este no es verdad, va que como
bien aijo IN Sabio alsrnan de nos
otros: fson iigeros en- et peHsar ;.
mas ann en- Ia accion'', sin en-
barge, de la caiumnias siempre qress
da un resto... psess
/ Muchas persorias por no to1la1se
ell trabajo dc ve1lir nuestras efl-
cinas v redactar el anuncio del OBJ
jeto que desean vender eomprar,
dejan de hacer nm negocio que lue-
go les pesa no haberio efectuado
ICENTRAI! demo ell 1922 tSSn
Jusnl no cuesta tanto trabaso...
Sverdad2 Lsvsnts el suaffons 3 al
momento le suninistrareIncs todos
los 1nformes que desee = hasta ls
redaetaremos, de zcuerdo cou nass-
ira expeEseacia el anuneio
i NUEsTRA sECoToN DE- ANUN
CLOS CLASIFIcADos. es eI me-
jor medic de anunctar
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10 QUE PERsEGUIBTos NOS
oTRoS- Los CIR ON sTAs

-
seneillamente sinseatrar Ell de-
TALES, nj hacer uso de huoca paIa-
breria, vamos a explicar 10 qae
perseguimos nosotros los cronistas
deporttvos de Puerto Rico
saben1os que muy bien Sc puede
llevar a cabo en- Puerto Rico una
temporada Extranjera de base
ball, iniciandola en- octubre. Quere
mos asegurar Ia serie; nos estaria
.triste que ella fracasara por falts-
de diligencias y entusiasinos.
n saDenos que hay yarics rnagnates
interesados en- traer equipos del
,Norte nuestra isia, y por ESQ dc
seamos activar "a cosa. Fanes a
copseguir que todo 80 haga con
tacto y orden, para evitar trastor-
nos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-06

mos como predominant las bueEas
1ugadas, como Sc presentan a cada
momento estupendos duelos de pit
chers. Catorce, doce, diez innigs, a
cada ratio Sc juegan, con contrincan
tes temibles. Un palo que a uattrna
hora decide Ell triunfo, todo este
habla 1iaucho de la cIase de pelota
cue tiene que jugar este eQuipo. No
vamos a detallar senanalmente las
contiendas libradas, pero 81 dejare-
mos yer las cualidades mas sobre-
salientes de los ingadores que 10 IN
tegran.
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'
(PoR EDDIE CoLLINs)

COntamos con un Heroe. Daviu
a lnchado en- ell Norte por ell Ho-
|or nuestro, imponiendose un deber
hcratisino Y combati6 con digni-
lad, conlprendiendo que estamos Sc
kentos de glorias Y conQuistas. FL
Fmoso poncefio jamas Sc adorme-
10 con Ell narc6tico de sus triunfos
lcanzados, y continue con todas
|ls fuerzas y energfas su patri6tica
sbcr. :. Hoy es ell idolo y Ell heros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-06
L home triples Is doubles IS singles rcan etapa
sIOoSa de esa estre poncena cOmieza quiear los
astronomers del baseball professional
Cuban Star de PompezLos dos
trunfal de nuestros ucachos de actuadad

3
tarse adn mas intensa, al conocerse
que la serie toca su fin. Hemos
hojeado la prensa "duque'', y nos
hemos encontrado con varias co
lumnas que exclusivamente comen-
tan Ell resultado asombroso que han
dado los boricuas en- los diamantcs
americanos. Net y Nero han sabido
granjearse Ia admiration de los fa-
naticos en- Allentown al ignal que
Daviii. No. solo han jugado paper
importantisimo sus cualidades be-
las como peloteros, sino tanbien
sus finos modales, refinada cultu-
ra, discipline, obediencia, respeto.
Puerto Rico no es va aquel pue-
bio ''de negritos'' semisalvajes, ST.
no que aparece ahora como el pals
de los Davitls, Gaehos, Nets, etc. Es
una islita donde Sc ha progresado
grandemente en- todos los ordenes,
habitada por gente que adn cuando
pertenece a una raza soiioienta, in
dolente, Cuando Sc decide actuar
10 hace con inmensos entusiasmos
Comenzamos va a fgurar como un
pueblo donde Sc encuentran verda-
deras promesas para el base ball.
Muy pronto saldran de aquf, no So
lamente tres o cuatro jugadores por-
torriQueos para fortalecer los eQui-
pos del Norte, sino Que una nove-
ia colnpleta para demostrar cuanto
Sc juega en- esta TERRA donde todo
Sc troncha y Sc marchita por falta
de iniciatiTasy y cooperation.
Net nos ha escrito el jueves, y
nos dice que 81 y Nero embarcaran
el dia 9 del corriente, que estaran
aeuf del IA al 10. David no ven
dra por ahora porqne tiene que
arreglar sus asuntos con Ell Buffalo,
y a la vez tomara parte en- una SCI
rfe de juegos de exhibicion que dara
! Landgraff en- Allentown. Sin en-
, bargo anunciaremos la fecha exaeta
| ell que tendremos que ir al uuelle a
rectbir a. nuestro Heroe,
Nos informa Net que xendran los
"portorriquefos que estau en- Allsn
town tempranito en- mario, para in
mediatamente princfpiar Ia serie
los JUEGos DE EOS DUoUEs +
EUEvAMENTE DERROTARON a
PoMPEz h
Los .oubanos de Pompez, CoMP6E
TITos, no han podido derrotar nj
una sofa vez las huestes de Land
graf Para cerrar la serie con bro
che de orc, los rubios propinaron III.
timamente a, los cubiches dos feEpas
que dicen mucho de la forlnida bi-
lidad de la gente allentoniana
En- la primera lucha lanzo John
son por los du1ues, y tan solo pu-
/ dieron anotarle los cubaT1os una ca
I rrera. sJuanelo 10 hizo por los COM
patriotas de Parpetti, y recibf6 una
soberana tunda, dando los america
nos oeho vueltas. David jugo ell
short sin errores, dio tres hits y
anot6 dos veces. En- La segunda lu-
cha, los duques de nuevo conuuis-
taron los laureles con anotacion de
8 Q. Por los rubios dispar6 Smith,
dejando los cubiches en- tres hits,
/ Y Baro y Oscar por Ia gente de
Pompez Hyde y Dihigo jonronea-
ron. Net jug6 right fielder En- este
juego David Sc fue en- Iimpio.
- zyA-yr,.v. --s.-----i--. - =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-06

CuatrO lineas. -il1fanta en- Ia uuinta?. Laura
VS.. Mascara. -iCoE Chile?. WI Il Chang pa
ra Segundo,-La cuarta la mejor earrera. -0tra
veg RatapIan
Vez Ratap|an


Las carreras de esta tardc es-
tan interesantes. Y, por 10 que
Sc We, ell pool" volvera a. pagan
TIN dividendo NADIA despreciable.
E!lo Sc debe 10 bien balancealas
que est&n las carreras Y a la
confusion de Jockeys" profesio-
nalcs con appendices.
Nuestros favoritos son los 81
gdIentes;
PRIMERA:
Y NORA ha demostrado que CANA
en- cualquier forma Que Sc presen-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-06
sUsPENDIDA La EvBNTA DEL
PLAYER OSCAR A Los BRAVES
DEL. BOSTON sne.s

La prensa del pals ha anpnc1a.
do que Oscar Estrada, tltimamente
jugador del club Tanpa, ha. sido
comprado por los Boston Braves Al
Ultima hora hemos sabido por los
peri6dicos de Estados Unidos, que
ha sido suspendida esa venta. I'm
cable de Tampa dice: suspendida
la transaction por Ia demanda de
Estrada que Sc le entregue la MI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-06

fttFsn 81
David, de Ia cepa pOncefia, ha
triunfadO en- Allentown, triunfa.
ra en- ell Buffalo, y muy prom
to nos representara en- las
GranCes Ligas.
) nuestro pueblo, es el simDo,o dc
kogreso v victoria que representa-
pa etapa nueva en- nuestTa vida
eportiva. AHA en- tierras extraias,
pnde la Naturaleza ofrece un cam
fertil donde puedan desarrollar-
los hombres que poseen aptitudss
i1cepcionaIes, David ha logrado ha-
erse el invencible conqustador de
ureles y ahora nos los dedica CO.
una ofrenda de amor y graft
Id Nosotros, que amamos 10 que
nuestro, v que admiramos todo
ianto signifca progreso, traunfO,
pnor, dignidad, patriotismo, recoge-
os la hoja que Sc nos brinda Y en-
pmbre de los Cronistas Deportivos
colocamos en- la frente de los JU-
sADoREs BoRIcUAs, para que
la Orle sus frentes, Y a la vez SIR
, de estfmuio, va que clio signia-
fraternidad
Copiamos a continuation Ell re-
prd de nuestros peloteros en- Allen
lwn, v advertimos nuestros lee
pres, que Dawn ha predominant
la serie. ronpiendo todos los re-
prds, anteriormente establecidos.
David, Homers: IL; Triples;
oubles-ls; s.ugles-76; T't'ls-
ases-175
Net, Homer2; Doubtless; Sin.
es-1o; TIT Bases 20.
Gacho, Triples; Doubles Il;
ngles-17; T't'l' Bases-25.
Nero, Doubles Singles ia;
TIP Bases 16.
RRIBo TRIUNFAL DE NUEs
TRos MUcHACHos
Llegaran muy pronto a nuestras
ayas los peloteros que actualmen-
miiitan en- las filas de los Rubios
Ds periodicos de Allentown ensaI-
q Ia labor llevada cabo por
'lsssts-os conpatriotas, dedicandcles
ases congratulatorias. La pena que
nbarg6 los allentonianos en- los
Omentos en- que Gacho decide re,
rarse, vuelve de nuevo a NANTES
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Ell Allentown perdiera o ganara, da-
do su amistad con los portorriqueaes,
y que8por ESQ al reggeso de los Du-
ouzs al Noase Landgeaf 10 aespi-
di6.
LOS TRIUNFos DEL. YORK. =
ivENDRA ESTE. CLUB A R.2
Ahora es cuando Sc mace necesa-
rio orientar al ptblico deporttvo.
Ahora cuando persamos en- la nue.
va teInporada que tendremos en-
Puerto Rico. Desde que anunciai
mos que Ia novena York pensaba
vsnir Puerto Rico, y de este hace
mas de tres ineses, l1emos venido 81
gniendo muy de cerca los records de
este equipo; deseosos de dar nr1estra
opinion sobre e1 nlisnlo. Semanai-
1nente reclbirnos los per16dicos de
York, donde leemos todas las Gro
nicas deportivas. Y es por ESQ que
hemos &c comenzar a iuformsr So.
bre la calidad de team due 7es 'es-
te. Luchas sensacionales' viene sos
tsnie11do esta novena, y siempre We
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para los chicos de Allentown. Once
a dos resulto ell score, lanzando Me-
ro por los rubios. Daviu coneCto
dos hits, Y Net dos en- la contienaa
esta. Del resultado de estas luchas,
podran juzgar los fan&ticos el ca
hbre de los peloteros que integran
ell equipo Harrisburg porque es
precise conocer los teams conqa1e
hdia siempre Ell Allentown, para
justipreciar la formidabilidad de
los Rubi6s ss - U