San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-20
SPORTING NOTES.
News of Local Sports, Clubs an
Teams and What They Are Doing.

THE MISSIONS.
The regular Friday nights entertaiL
ment was given at the Mission Athleti
Climb rooms last night 1t consisted of Sc
ries of all around athletic exercises. Som
very good scores were made, eSpecia |,
i'm Jumping, in which AL. Jack and ]
Aue, were leaders. The running wa
also good and would have beef
better had the track been larger. The
following is the program ana the name
of the winners:
The entertainment commenced with
three. round sparring match betwee'
p. Haines and Toepperwein,i in which Pc e
had everything his own way and simp!
PLAYED through the whole Set-to.
Then came hitch and kick which Au'
won kicking just feet.
The hop and kick was won by Steve
Butler, who scored feet; this yer!
difficult feat.
The standing high jump followed and
4 feet inches were cleared by both Jack
and Aue.
In the running high jump Aue won.
clearing the tape at height OF feet q
inches.
Otto Philips and A. Toepperwein, again
appeared upon the scene dressed as clown,
and amused the audience some with few
old and time worn autics.
Then followed a two-mile race in which
there were three entries, Reich, koerp>
and Phillips. The first mile was made in
5 minutes As seconds. Reich won the race
in IL minutes, Koerps come in second in
IL minutes and Is seconds. Phillips
dropped out before the race was hall
finished.
Butler and Haines then put on the
gloves for short time. The sparring was
hot from beginning to end, and honors
were about even.
Aue, Patterson, and Toepperwein
entered the list for one mile running
race. Aue won first in minutes and 10
seconds, Patterson came in right
on his heels winning End.
This ended the evenings entertainment
which proved very interesting one to all
who witnessed il.
The boys have nothing on hand until
next Friday night, except tomorrow's
game.
FOOT BALL.
The fourth game and last of the series
of games between the San Antonio and
High School Foot ball clubs was played
yesterday afternoon at San Pedro Springs
before quite crowd OF spectators OF
whom goodly number were ladies.
Col. Boyle officiated as referee and call
ed the game at p. m. sharp. The whole
of the first half was decidedly In favor OF
the San Antonios, who kept.the ball how
ering around the school goal, but the
backs and goalkeeper were playing in good
style and defeated all efforts to score.
The second half assumed quite differ
ent aspect, both teams waking up, and
the ball was kept travelling all over the
field at lively pace, first one goal and
then the other, having some narrow es-
capes. Finally Slight managed toscore for
the San Antonios. This success seemed to
put new life into the game, and again the
5. A. tried to score, but the goalkeepers
cleared in good style, and from the run
down field the school managed
to rush the ball through the s. A. goal.
Excitement was now running high, both
teams stubbornly contesting every foot of
ground. Five minutes from time, Rich
ards put In Dice shot from right, which
took effect. No further scoring being made,
the San AntOnios were returned winners
of a very good game, by two goals to enc.
For the High School, the two backs,
Pancoast and KIocke, played well.
Richards was the best of the forwards,
while the goal keeping of Lane was ex-
cellent.
The feature of the San Antonios
was the fine back play OIL
light and Hoefiing. aud LIE Velle at half.
The forwards were not up to their usual
their shooting for goal being very weak
Richards was the best of the lot. These
clubs have now met four times, one game
being draw, and the other three in favor
of the San Antonios.
GENERAL NOTES.
A very interesting game of billiards was
played at Scholz's hall last night between
the two brothers, George and Sam Barnes
which ended in tie. Each man won two
games.
The bowling alleys will be in full bias
tomorrow.
---