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CHAPTER So

QulGQ Edl. dn dA4AAOAo NV 49,
her voice, that it would be best
to wait until Maxwell turns Jimmy
over TO me before we make any
move toward recovery OF n Sc
curities?"
Before ballard could reply to her
question DR.. Gordon spoke.
Il believe we'd better tell Pat Of
u experience today, Rex" he said,
and OF the opinion that We both
hold regarding MaXweil's intentions.
No use letting her lose a lot OF
time in vain expectation, especially
now. since this young man has Of
fered 10 right the wrong he didl"
You're right, Frank" agreed the
other at once. and turning TO the
girl. whose eyes had grown big
with wonder az what this CONVEX
sation might mean, he briefly and
concisely related the story Of the
doctors chance sight Of Maxwell
and Jimmy that day and Of the
taxicab chase Of the maroon-color-
ed car and its result.
I'VE decided. after returning from
our fruitless run, that you had
worries enough without the add
ton o. that incident" he said in
conclusion. Then, as a thought
struck him he turned to Jean Bou-
chard.
do you happen 70 know. Bou-
chard?" he asked. where Maxwell
was going today with Miss Blair's
brother?"
"All I know is what his chauf-
feur. Bill Munson. told me-" re-
piled Bouchard. lie said that Max
well took Jimmy somewhere out
near Mt. Vernon. IN Westchester
county. But, even the chauffeur
can't tell any more than that, for
Maxwell. he said. made him get
out of the car when they reached
Mt. Vernon and wait at a hotel
there while he took the wheel and
finished the trip by himself. Bill
told me Maxwell was gone about an
hour and when he got back 70 the
hotel he was alone in the car. jim
my was gomez
"Oh. dear!" moaned Pat, her
voice a wall OF dismal dread. do
you suppose its possible that ne
could have" She stopped. The very
thought OF what Maxwell might
possibly have done with Jimmy was
too awful TO consider.
Il know he planned 70 put Jimmy
in a sanitarium somewhere SAID
Jean Bouchard quickly. as he noted
the frown that darkened ballard:
brow at the cry from Pat. i hap
pened by accident to hear him tele'
phoning yesterday from a hall phone
in our apartment house, and M
called the party Doctor that h
was talking TO. and spoke Of Z
quiet sani-arium where my boy car
be away from the city'S racket;
That's what he's done. withou'
a doubt-put Jimmy into some Saai'
tariuml' opined DR.. Gordon in s
tone that implied perfect confidence
in the accuracy Of his opinion
There are several OF which / know
he went on optimistically, "in ant
around Mt. Vernon. and a score. q
least. scattered throughout West
chester county. Il may require f;
week or SO Of diligent canvaSsinl
before We locate the n in which
Jimmy is planted, but a patien
search Will reward US. I'm surei"
you have the right kind o
medicine. Doctor Frank" chirrupeI
the everhopeful Margery, An ounce
OF optimism 10 drive away a cas-
Of worry is the best prescription
any doctor can issue. Look at Pat
she's smiling now, her scare al
gone!'
1t ives true. The smile, ike tht
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The Once Over
NEWS FROM THE FLORIDA RESORTS

Copyright, 1880. by The Associated Newspapers
Manufactured and Mrs. Wesley Mayonnaise
Sd. are here recalling the days when they used to
come by yacht. The colonel. who had plenty Of
Radio at s8. spends much Of the time talking to
himself.
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suers to Foregoing Questions

Answers to Foregoing Questions
/. Hugh A. Drum: inspector gen.
eral Of the U. S. Army; brigadier
general.
2. Frederic NJ. Sackett.
3. Fuad 7.
4. ST. dark, xiii, 80.
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Persons born on this day arc
economical and take no chances
financially. They are apt to forget
engagements.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lester Gwembly. J, who came
here for a change. are not getting it. they being as
incompatible In one climate as another.
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THE GRAB BAG
Correctly Speaking

Where is this passage found in the
Bible2
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Today's Anniversar,

Adult" IS pronounced with the
accent OF the last syllable.
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No news reel pictures have paid any attention 70
MI. and Mrs. p. Harry Sealingham who are here or
their honeymoon. AS the bride is the daughter Of
Hastings B. H. Beasley, the noted cookoo clock car
and multiminionaire shaving-cream magnate, trouble
is looked for.
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TndaY's

On this day. in l777. Georgia
adopted a state constitution.
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@@@s 1@AA @4Ss - &~SC4 1850 SD
here for a change. are not getting it, they being as
incompatible In one climate as another.
The Misses Patrician and Yvonne Beezonsby,
debutante daughters Of Major and Mrs. Westphalian
p. D Beezonsby. are here with their mother. All are
visibly distressed, due to the fact reports from back
home say that no rotogravure sections have publish
ed their pictures In bathing suits.
r.. Dewitt CuxxenSesr. well known book-end mag
nate, arrived here on his houseboat Meejwik III
Thursday by mistake. He had thought he was at
Nassau. The trouble was due partly to the compass
and partly TO the gin.
Jason Jolomon and family. who had a suite IN a
waterfront hotel last season. are putting up in a
small lodging -housc this winter, due to margin calls.
Mr.. Weems L. Jettison announces that he will
not be able to remain here for the Sharkey-scott
fight. the lucky stiff.
PALM BEAcH-Mcveeney Dewitt Waterfowl had
a narrow escape from drowning here Tuesday night.
He stepped off his yacht in 20 fathorns Of water un-
der the impression he was at the yacht club.
Ex-Governor Ames j. Tiddledewinks was photo
graphed here with a tarpon he did not catch We'd
nesday.
One Of the most respondent visitors here is MRS.
Chivers X. Gleevington, End. Although she has APP
peared on the beach In the very latest pajama cos
tune every day since her arrival not a newspaper
photographer has given her a tumble.
General and Mrs. Luddington x. K. osterhamner
were injured early this morning when they ran their
$4,000 speed-boat into a jetty. 1t seems that they
were a little befuddled and were trying to 50 home
with the engine in reverse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Lawrence Veech-veech are driving
only one automobile here this winter. A long po-
sition in public utilities is responsible.
No news reel pictures have paid any attention 70
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Harry Sealingham who are here or
their honeymoon. AS the bride is the daughter OF
Hastings 3. II. Beasley, the noted cookoo clock car
and ynultirniuionaire shaving cream magnate, trouble
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February 5. 1880
Who am 1? What is my new posi-
ton 10 be? To what rank will / be
elevated?
Who is the new American am
basSador TO Germany?
Who is the king Of Egypt7
Take ye heed. watch and pray:
for We know not when the time L."
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MI. and Mrs. o. Lawrence Veech-Veech are driving
only one automobile here this winter. A long po-
sition in public utilities is responsible.
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Who is the king Of Egypt7
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READ THIS FIRST:

READ THIS FIRST:
Herbert Maxwell, guardian OF Pa
tricia and Jimmy Blair. twins and
heirs 70 a huge fortune. succeeds in
making away with half OF the es-
tate through the substitution OF a
fake brother for Jimmy when the
settlement is made at New York
City. Jimmy, an aphasia victim. Is
being held prisoner by Maxwell.
Lieutenant Rex ballard. DR.. Frank
Gordon. both in love with Pat. and
Nurse Margery Lynne, attempt 70
Illustrate the plot. but fail. Then.
in a night club. the four friends
stumble into the fake brother and
Madame Leclerc, the woman who
once held Pat captive in Paris at
Maxwell's orders. The fake brother,
double-crossed by Maxwell, tells OF
the plot and declares he IS now
anxious to help Pat.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY)
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General and Mrs. Luddington X. K. Osterhamme
were injured early this morning when they ran thei
$4,000 speed-boat into a jetty. 1t seems that the,
we're a little befuddled and we're trying to so HON
with the engine in reverse.
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r. Dewitt CuxEenfesr, well known book-end mag
nate, arrived here on his houseboat Meejwik II
Thursday by mistake. He had thought he was a
Nassau. The trouble was due partly to the compass
and partly TO the gin.
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One Of the most respondent visitors here is Mrs
Chivers X. Gleevington, End. Although she has ap
peared on the beach In the very latest pajama cos
tune every day since her arrival not a newspape
photographer has given her a tumble.
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DE AMBULANCE. Ta;. v,,,o
AVISOS EN- fkoR CITY

son l6gicas y sencillas mis- con
jeturas?... iRefutadlas 81 po-
d6is!
Els bastante verosimiI. con-
vengo en- ello-murmur6 Ell Sc
nor de Favieres,-y sin embar-
go puedo afirmar, sin tenor de
equivocarme, que 81 hubierais
conocido la baronesa, pondriais
en- duda vuestra conviction.
La baronesa es adorable, 10
concedo-replic6 sonriendosa-
pero este NADIA impide que. iAb
adn sois j6ven! I'm Undo rostro
y modales amables os parecan
p uebas,-o al menos presuncio-
mes, de inocencia... Cuando ha-
yais envejecido como 20 en- 81
oflcio, desconfiareis de las mn
Jeres bellas y de los rostros in
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gehu"s. iRecuerdo una i6ven de
diez y siete amos, cabeza de Ma
oon'' miradas virginales. voz de
quefuoln... conjunto tai de cas+i-
oad e ]lnoeen:ia, que Sc buscaba
en- S1s aspaldas las alas con que
loS plntoIes alderman los anqe-
les. Pues bien, esa dfvina cria-
u d habia envenenado a 81 pa
.oFe con una disoluci6n de f6sfo-
ros rara poder apoderarse do
IN "lLlar de escudos Y gastar-
los con su amante, I'm granuia
ue Ia peor especie. Al cabo de
POGO tempo quiso desembara-
1arse de Ell; ~ sab6is que hizo9
10 emoorrach6 con aguardiente
pfendl0 fuego a la CANA. esne-
l"noo quemarle vivo mientras
"0rnla' 70 lie obligud a COME
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g%uridad... Escuchad. FL baron
entr6 anoche confiado, recicbi6
la carta an6nima, Y en- seguida
Sc puso a buscar a su esposa. No
encontrandola, Y persuadido de
que habia huido de la casa con
SUI amante, quiso examiner la
GAIA, conforme Sc 10 aconseja-
ba SUI an6nimo amigo. En- Ell mo-
mento en- que acababa de abric
la GAIA, aun intacta, ell senior de
Presles Sc lanz6 sobre el, Y de
un solo golpe, de una cuchillada
tremenda, lie priv6 de la vida.
Cometido ell crimen sangriento,
Ell asesino Sc hizo ladr6n, Y, apo
derandose del orc Y los billetes,
Y, abandon6 la casa en- compa-
MIA de su complete. lQue decfs,
estimado substitute? mo
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Pareci6 que Battalino tomaba ell
conteo como MEDIA de precau-
ci6n, mas que por efecto de los
golpes. A partir de este momen-
to ell campe6n no do a su con-
trario un momento de descanso,
moviendose alrededor de el con
los codos en- la cabeza, de mode
que no pudiera descargar sus du
ros pufetazos. Cuando Sc ponfa
en- c~ontacto con ell enemigo la
hacia fuego al cuerpo, con am
bas manos.
B~attalino tuvo ventaja en- O.
cho asaltos, con Chocolate ven-
cedor en- siete, por sus limpios
golpes.
FL italiano gan6 los asaltos
II, II, Is y IA y este Incline la
victoria de su parte.
B~attalino parecia un crudo,
inexperto trabajador en- compa-
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BOXE0
LOS JUICES O~TORGARON
UNA UNPOPULAR DECI-
SION A BAT

New York, Die. 13.-En I'm
furioso combate a Is asaltos
Crist6bal Bat" Battalino, cam
pe6n mundial de peso de puma,
defendi6 anoche su titulo, con
exito, en- contra del famoso ou-
gilista cubano Kid Chocolate.
Fue la tercera derrota conse-
cutiva del negrito a quien hace
un ano Sc considerable inyenci-
BILE en- la division de 126 libras.
Battalino Sc levant6 de la 10
ma despues de I'm con'teo de nue.
We, en- ell primer round, para
perseguir a Chocolate en- ell res
to de la jornada, pegandole sin
cesar por Ell cuerpo, y al final
obteniendo la decision unanimc
de los dos jueces y el referee.
La multitud hizo ruidosas de-
mostraciones de inconformidad
con ell fallo, aunque entire los es-
pectadores de junto al ring"
muy pocos dudaban de que Ell
pequeno campe6n habia ganado
la victoria.
Pareci6 al principle que Che
colate iba a triunfar facilmente
sobre ell j6ven de Hartford que
arrebatara a Routis la corona de
peso de pluma, hace dos amos. Ell
cubano maniobr6 por ell cuadri-
latero y despues de tener a Bat
talino en- posici6n lie descarg6
una izquierda y una derecha a
la quijada, tirando!o a la Iona,
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seals por mas tempo burlado
por una mujer infiel Y un fall
so amigo. La sonora baronesa
quiere abandonar ell hotel esta
noche y tomar ell canine de Bel
gica en- compania del vizconde
GiIberto de Presles, su amante.
Cuando recibais esta carta aun
estareis a tempo de evitar esa
fuga. Sc os aconseja al mismo
tempo, 81 los pr6fugos han hui
do, que examines vuestra GAIA.
porque tai vez no encontrareis
I'm franco en- ella.
y bien-pregunt6 ell juez
cuando ell substitute termin6 su
lectura,-Jque decis de este?
-Digo que esta carta, como
es an6nima, no prueba gran CO.
sa-contest6 el senior de Favits
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stribiing, Ell sssorto paszeon-

quistar a Griffiths. quizas por
"nocao", fue obligado a usar to-
dos los tiros rapidos, boxeando
con iHtegridad. Ell de Georgia;
con su agilidad utiliz6 toda SUI
destreza para ganar seis de los
diez asaltos, manteniendose fue-
ra de los limites de los peligro-
SOS punetazos del de Iowa.
La decision, la cual fue una
~nimemente convenida por los
dos jueces y ell referee, Ed Pur-
dy, puede resultar en- que Sc re-
conozca a Stribling por la Aso-
ciaci6n Nacional como ell cam
pe6n del mundo.
Antes de la batalla, ell Oral.
John V. Clinnin, presidente de
la Association Nacional de Boxeo
y presidente de la comisi6n at
letica de Illinois, declare que
Max S~chcmeling, de Alemania,
ell campeon titular, no ha defen-
dido su titulo dentro de los seis
meses, y que por 10 tanto a la
Association compete nombrar
campeon al vencedor del match
Notwithstanding. Ell Oral Gin
min debe obtener la aprobaci6n
de los miembros de otros estados
y comunicaciones pidiendo Ell
asentimiento seran mandadas
hoy.
Cuando Stribling fue procla-
mado vencedor, ell veredicto fue
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niais razon hace poco... la mano
de una mujer es muy debil para
herir de esa manera... No es la
baronesa quien ha dado ell gol-
pe... Ha sido ell vizconde de Pres
les, instigado por su amante.
Ell substitute hizo cierto gesto
de duda.
=; Parece que no quedais con
vencido ell senior Du-
vernet.
i No puedo estarlo, en- efec-
to!
i Que Sc necesita para per-
suadiros? Porque, en- fin, 10 re-
pito, TODD esta mas claro que la
luz del SOL. Podria reconStituir
punto por punto la escena del
crimen, tai como ha debido pa
sar, tai como ha pasado, con Sc
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do. no obsante los fieros gol
pes que Sc cambiaron.

Despues del primer asalto
Stribling comenz6 a boxear mas
embellishments J gano los
pr6ximos tres o cuatro rounds
por superior habilidad y como
cimiento del ring.
Tablas pudieron ser conslde'
radios los asaltos sexto y sep.l-
mo, los cuales no fueron del
agrado del public, pero Griffith
Sc movie con mayor velocidad
en- ell octave.
Ell noveno round fu6 clara
mente del hijo de "Pa"' Strib-
ling.
Por presenciar Ell combate
1850 espectadores pagaroc la
suma de $88, 297.16.
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presentara en- Ell Ring" de los
Artilleros.
Sin demostrar Ia a~gresivi-
dad que de 81 Sc aguardaba, el
Chino Sc ~aprovech6 de la "insu-
ficiencia" de Jimmy para ganar
los asaltos, segundo, tercero.
ouinto, s6ptimo, noveno y deci-
mo.
Watts no pegaba o no podia
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recibido por un coro deevoee.

de protesta y despues por acla-
maciones de la mayorfa de los
1000.
Los expertos convienen, no
obstante, en- que Stribling tlene
derecho al yeredicto porque Ell
gan6 cinco o seis de los rounds,
mientras Griffiths gan6 por una
sombra, en- tres sesiones, con
dos rounds tablas.
Stribling, un gran f~avorlto
por su victoria por "nocao" So
bre Otto Won Porat, comenz6
tratando de repetir su hazana
en- la misma forma, pero encon-
tro qse ell joven de Iowa era I'm
blanco dificil.
Griffiths nunca dej6 de tirar
su gancho izquierdo, y de cerca
pogo al cuerpo con las dos ma
nos.
Ell de Iowa, a pesar de este,
no pudo pegar sus derechazos a
la cabeza, pero MODESTO a Strib-
ling con golpes a la cara que
rompieron muchos de los pro-
puestos ataques del ciudadano
del Sur.
Stribling uso la izquierda a la
cara en- los primeros asaltos, pc
70 desde Ell tercero comenZ6 a
batirle con derechas Dictionaries
al cuerpo.
Ninguno de los gladiadores
estuvo a punto de ser "acosta-
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En- cualquier otro asunto os
10 concederia-repuso ell juez;
-pero en- esta OCCASION no pue-
de dudarse de la buena fe del
autor del an6nimo, porque 10
que en- el anuncia esta demos
trado por los hechos consuma-
dos. La instruction no puede ex-
traviarse va. Los asesinos nos
son conocidos. Esto me parece
tan claro como ell aqua, tan in
contestable como la evidencia.
-Seg1n vos, la baronesa de
Worms.
i Els complete de este cri-
men!-interrumpi6 ell juez ms
Glen veces sill.
Extended bien 10 que digo: COM
plice y no autor principal. Te-
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VICTORIA FACIL DE CHINO
ALVAREZ

Memo sinteresante de 10 que Ell
p1blico esperaba result6 la pelea
principal de anoche, en- Benia-
min Field, con Chino Alvarez y
Jimmy Watts como prot.gonis-
tas.
Ell Sr. Watts era, hace dos o
tres amos, un pugilista por com
pleto diferente al que anocche Sc
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MATEO DE LA OSA TRIUN.
FO POR NOCAO

New York, Die. 13.-En la
semifinal del prgrama Kid Cho-
colate-Bat Battalino, ell gladia-
dor espanol Mateo de la Osa Sc
anot6 un dramatico "nocao" So
bre ell italiano Ralph Ficucello,
eXcampe6n amateur.
Tablas hicieron dos hombres
de peso complete, Marty Fox, de
New York, y Pietro CORR, de
Italia.
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ULI.ETIN DE LA GACETA'
TRAGEDIAS
De PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaxa y Paez

Sc confirman mis- sospechas.
iQu6 decis de este, senior subs
tituto?
Y present6 ell papel al senior
de Favi6res, que lego a su vez
10 que sigue:
"Senor baron:
"Un verdadero amigo, pero
que por razones personales de-
sea guardian Ell inc6gnitc, no
quiere, 81 puede impedirlo, que
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raci6n con ell negro agir y habil.

raci6n con Ell negro agir y habil.
Perdio ell campe6n muchos gol-
pes, entrando a atacar a gu con-
trario sin defenderse, pero sin
cesar ell ataque, Hacia Ell final,
Chocolate algo cansado, todavfa
tuvo energia para ganar Ell Ill
timo asalto, junto con Ell prime
70, segundo, q~uinto, octave, no.
veno y decicmo.
Pesaba ell negrito 125 libras,
media mas que su contrario.
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YOUNG STRIBLING VENCIO
CON FACILIDAD A GRIF
FITHS

Chicago, Die. 13.-Sostenien-
do una cautelosa batalla, w. l..
Stribling, ell orgullo de Georgia,
derrot6 aver las aspiraciones de
fluffy" Griffiths, campe6n de
peso complete del medic oeste.
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p. r. 2
LIMPIA C~IENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
PRODUCIENDO r
SOLIDA Y MUSCULO
Durante 40 afos P. P. P. ha
dado alivio a miles de perso
las que han sufrido de debili
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de Pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
orfgen en- la pobreza y debili-
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. renueva los cor
pdsculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA Y pura. Cuando este sc
0btiene desaparece ell sufri
miento, regresan las fuerzas y
ell sistema recupera 81 condi-
ci6n saludable.
Dele que lie devuelva 81 sa-
tud.
listed no arriesga I'm centa-
ve On usar P. P. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instcucciones para
aevolverle su dinero 81 no que
da satisfecho dsepues de usar
la primera botella. Tai es Ia fe
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
IConsentira listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sintiendcse debil,
cuando ruede gozar de buena
salud, fuerza y felicidadi
C6mprelo hoy.
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Estren1irnientO

ME sentia debil, sin fuerZa
para desempenar mi trabajo,"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-24

homer, Brooklyn's only scores.
 American League
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-24
GAMES TUESDAY Pacific Coast League

6SAAAS NOeSSS A<Se~s eC Oakland 3; Mission ?. Day game. Los Angeles l; Seattle 2. Night game. Went Il innings. San Francisco at Portland = bad weather.
 4; Hollywood 6. Night game.
 National League St. Louis 19; Philadelphia 16. The Cardinals made tn cir position practically unassailable. The sea- sons record for base hits in nine innings was established. T h e Cards gathered 26 and Philadel- phia 16. Rensa made home run with the bases loaded to give the Phillies their first scores. Frisch, Mancuso, A d m s and Klein each hit four times. The two teams piled up 10 doubles. g, 5; Pittsburgh o. 9. The Pirates made only nine hits in the two frays. Callop, home run king of the American Asso- ciation before joining the Reds, hit one of the longest homers on Forbes Field in the third in ming with one man on base. Cuccinello made a home run in the second game.
 New York 8; Brooklyn 9 Brooklyn is eliminated from the, pennant race. The Giants and Robins are practically tied for third place. Wright made his 22nd home run and Herman made his 35th
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-24

his big army of ramblers, 120 strong has big chance to sweep through another suicide" schedule for e second successive @inythical nation al football championship
 Southern Methodist, the Navy Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh, Indiana Pennsylvania, Drake, Northwestern the Army and Southern California most of them potential nationa championship contenders in ths 1e30 campaign-must be conquered on successive Saturdays.
 General indications and past per formance indicate Notre Dame vii have an even more spectacular backfield this fall than last year although the line may or may no measure up to that of the grea 1929 team. Of the backfield las, fall only one man, the fleet Jack Elder, whose long run beat the Army, will be missing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-24
SRARKEY AND
 CAMP0L0 ARE
 READY, FIGHT
Both Men Complete Train. ing Sharkey Fails
 to Please Critics

NEW YORK CITY, Sept. 24. .-Jack Sharkey and Victoria Campolo have wound up their training for the fifteen-round battle.
 Sharkey has failed to please the critics. He seemed short of good workout conditions.
 Campolo has trained hard and he is in perfect condition.
 Sharkey has odds of ? to l.
 Campolo has many support CTS.
 There seems to be little in terest however and the Madison Square Garden promoters face severe losses.