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The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-10-05
MANY WOMEN
AVOID OPERATIONS
Through the Use of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Two Interesting Cases

no good, until my sister insisted on my
trying Lydia E. Pinkham's 8 Vegetable
Compound. She said there was nothing
like it. / know that she was right,
for 1 began to improve with the first
bottle and it has done me more good
than anything else. ! am able now
to do anything on the farm or In my
home and l recommend 1t to my
friends. ."-LILLIE EDWARDS, RID.
8, Box A, Wilson, N. G.
Another Operation Avoided
Akron, Ohio. o.-"I can never praise
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound too highly for what 1t has done
FOR me. / had such pszns and weak
ness that the doctor told me nothing
but an operation would help me. But
my mother had taken the Vegetable
Compound and she told me what II
had done for her, and SO ! took it and
! am glad to tell every one that It
made me q strong woman, and ! have
had two children since then. Mrs.
R. G. WEsTovER, 325 Grant Street.
Akron, Ohio.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-10-05

At every crisis look around for the
It's there.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-25

Dna 27. maia t. +. o Z hodi.
vecer y Ceskej Narodnej Sieni
4939 Broadway, predstavy
Spevokol krivan Operettu "V
Ciganskom Tabore" dvoh DEF
stvach 5 predohrou, ktorou ma
pisal a hudbu skomponoval
mas umelec DR.. M. Francisco.
Operetta tato bola sehrana
ma zapadnej strane asi pred
pol rokom, ktora sa vydarila
mad oCakavanie so ySeobecne-
no ohladu. Podotykame, re do
sial co sme vydeli operetty V
(levelande IA slOvenskom lavl
sly boiy to vsetko V iednom del
stve, tato je dvoch dejsryach
"A predohra zaujima skoro toll
ko iako iedno dejstvo, tax
po2itku $ umenia kazdemu sa
'dostane, re bude spokoiny.
Presvedceny sme, ze mnohy
ktory WIDELY po prvy raz pred
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'TvKT.,

asi 70 M, a situacni nacrtek, z
nehoz bylo patrno, re 11est'ast
ny Stefanik vypadl z rfticiho
sc aeroplanu drive nez ieho
druhove, proto tez ieho mrtvo-
la neohoiela.
Smrt Stefanikova byla PRIV.
MIN nestestim v nasi republice.
Ia mesic ma to valily SIC prou-'
dy bolsevicke ma Slovensko a
mnoho mladych zivotu, ktere
st astne prestali valecnou liti-
ci, padlo v prvnim boji ma u
hajen dobyte svobody, mnoho
bratri odebralo sc do neznama
k ohromne armade nasich o.
svoboditelu generalem Ste
fanikem v cele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-25

stavene toto krasne dielo, re
zas pridu al tento raz lebo ME
co podobneho sa casio neopaku
ie a preto nedajte uniknut pri
lezitosti tejto. Pridte sa zas
.podivat vypocut tie krasne
zvuky SLOW. hubby.
Predstavenie bude v Narod
nej Sieni tax receno V srdci
Ceskei ctvrti - verime re bra
tia Ceci ako znalci hubby cti
telia Gen. M. X. Stefanika ia
iste pridu poctia mas svolou
pritomnostou, ably molly posu
dit schopnosti a vyvin slov.
umenia zarOven dokaZou, re
Gen. M. K. Stefanika 81 ctia
a vazia tax ako al Slovaci.
Priali by SINE 81 vidiet, ably
sa pri tento prilezitosti osveci
la ceskoslovenska vzajemnost
Znamename sa $ uctou
Vybor
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-25

| Il opet jsme vyjeli do nedaleke
nemocnice. Tam bylo ticho, ia
ko byva nemocnicich nedeli
20 ob6de. Shaneli jsme leka-
r.. maiiciho sluzbu. Byl to
mlady pan, velice klidny. Po-
diyal Sc hostejne. Til mrtvo-
~: "Do umrlci komory". Ida
10 sc nam to malo pietni 4 dali
isme Zayolati velitele nemocni-
&c. Cestou jiz Zvedel vse Il
vysvetli, re Y nemocnici je u
mrlCl komora Zcela slusna ia
ko kaple, re tam bude lie po-
staviti katafalky. We chvilce
pfincsl kdosi prapory vojaci
iimi prikryli We voze lezicl mr.
tvoly. Tento pietni akt byl vel
mi mily, zvlaste po lhostejno-
sti sluzbu konaiiciho lekare.
Vojaci pfelozili mrtvoly na no.
sitka, prikryli je opet prapory.
Mrtvolu Stefan;kovu polozili
do prostfed saW ma pitevni
| stul, ODE druhe po obou stra-
mach stolu. (Po nasem odcho-
du pfibyla jeste ctvrta mrtvo-
!! la. jez byla motorem pfltisn-
nnta k zemi obievena byla
az pfi podrobnem prohiizeni
]; ;trosek aeroplanu.)
1 Nyiizdeilce nemocnice. po-
!, tkali jsme poslance Jurigu a
bratra generala Igira. Uz We
deli 0 vsem matka pry tez.
Vitr ustal docela. Vykona,
sve dilo, nyni utichl. Snad ien
Fproto' jsem 81 toho ysiml. Ra-
sdost, kterou daVali nekteri Ma
n q afl na levO mad naslm neste-
!, slim, dala asi podnet k ruZnym
poyestem 0 atentatu D. Lidt
nechteli uyeriti osud tax ne
litostny. Slavnost We Skalici
! liz. Sc z1castnil ministr, vetsina
refereDtu, general Piccicne 4
mnoho hosti z Bratislavy, byla
na zpravu nestesti ihned pre-
rusena. vsichni sc vratii dc
: Bratislavy a jeste IA veGernihc
}, soumraku V byte ministra Sro
baTa konaala Dyla porada, w
-fvolana smrti Stefanikovou.
4 Tragicky den lloncil Il sou
odpovidal nalade shro
.lna1deni. Ma stole preu mini
, strem lezel vyskomer, svedci
{ cl, ze aeroplan Sc sritil vys,
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vzpamatovati. Vzpominam ien
IL 81 mi zdaiy mrtvoly IA dne
nakladniho automobile nepa-
|trn6, tax nepatrne.
Pristoupil DIR. Ivanka, Ma
kovicky. Kan ted? DO bn-
Idcyy vladni9 Ma vojenske ye-
litelstvI7" "Musi byt pitva.
Neilepe hude do nemocnice.
"Dobre. Dynamite to na No-
janskem velitelstvl Il zarid' te
Ito tam sami. Musime ieste o.
hladnouti misto.'
Italske auto yyjelo a nase
auto "a nm. PflSedl k nam
DIR. Balint. Ivy iste znal Stefa-
Inika osobnt Z" Mlcky kyvl Il
| ldival se stranou do kraje. Pred
nami uiizdi vojensky automo-
bill. uvolnena plachta vetrem
vlaje. Nezeme generala Ste
fanika. Rodna Zeme no zabi-
Ia. To "a osNoboZeni. Jak ne
patrne byly ty mltvoly. 4
CO matka? proletelo najednou
h!ayou IA y hrdle Sc cosi stahlo
K zalknuti. Pohlcd stale Sic
duie vlajici plachtu. Zahyba-
me do mesta. Jedem veale, ka
saren. Prapory Y narodnich
barvach vesele ylan ma uvitt-
nj prvnlmu minlstru volenstvi
Voiaci, vzdejte cest, prave
ted iede kolem vas vas gene
raj. tam, IA vlajci plac htou ma
! 2emi v levo. Opet ae stahlo \
hrdle. Auto 5 mrtyolami jede
J oklikou, my nadjizdime k 70.
ienskemu yelitelstvi. Genera
Piccione il ! ninistrem vc Ska
lici. ' budove je ponZe straz {
kap;tanem cele. Y kratkl
iSme oznamili, GO sc stalo ;
. kdyz auto vlaiici plachtoul SC
!, 'objevilo, po1,avila Sc straz d(
siku a priyitala mrtvolu Ste
: fanikovu sc zbrani ruce.
Auto zastayilo stranou n;
: nadvori. Y koutku u zdi sta
: Or. Balint plakal. Nejaka po
: vest mas " pledesla Il prot'
pred mrizemi palace stalo ne
} kolik zvedavcu. Mezi mimi j
: STA mlada Mad arka Sc small;
TAX radcstne, ostentativne n
1iattne
: kapitan, lna5ici siuzbu ma y
a litelstyl, zaznamenal potrebn
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JOS. sEDLACEK:
VZPOMfNkA MA DEN 2
kVETNA 1919 v BRA
! TISLAVE.


Sc iako vsedni dny. Y 10 no.
dinaozval Sc telefon. Presl-
dunn oznamllje, re We Il. hOd.
prileti aeroplanem mmlstr vo-'
jenstvi. general Milan Stefa-
nix, ably tedy yladni referent
Sc s1castnil privitani. PAN re-,
ferent je ministrem Srobarem
We Skalici". - "Jdete lcdy w.
V pnl II. budou Cekati auto
modify pred vladni budovou.' :
Ia hovoru yyjeli jsme = me-
sta. Venku teprve bylo cititi,
ze vane s;lny vitr hned te,
hned one strany. Pred nami
prazdna silnice, a u letiste jen
diva vojaci.
"kdc pfistal acroplan:'
"Tam "a lesikem. Uz byl sko
70 Il zeme, ale pro vitr nemohl
pristati. Vzletl op6t pax Iel
vitr hnal, AZ tam ia leslkem
najednou Sc prevratil a spadl.
"Co' Spadl? S vyse =
me vy>oko, TAX nejakych 20
rnatru Rylo yideti kouT. Ash
vybuchl motor > kudy tam
pfijedem?' "Ipet. pax y
levo pomi ccstou kol eihelnv
na silnici k Vance"
Jedem zpet, nehovorime. Ma
polri ceste mlrni auto rychlost,
az uvazli jsme blate. Neko-
necne mimty Op6t jsme Sc
hnuIi a hroznou cestou Sc Sinc>
me, kdyz bychom 81 pfali letet.
Rlato stiika a vltr je snasl ma
nals. Nedbame. jen abychom
jiz byli ma siInici. A pax lett
me. "kde je aeroplan?' ko-
lemjdouci zaslcchl otazku 4
rukou ukaZal v pravo. BlRme
Sc. Ptame Sc opet: "Stalo 81
nestesti2" Odpov6d isme ne
zaslechli. ale kyvnuti zahnalo
Slah0u nadaji.
OdboGujeme prltnou Silnlcl
v pravo a potkavame :knpinu
muZll. "Co ie3" "Nsichni
mrtvi." General take Z" =
"Take.' - Pc chvilce zsstavu-
ieme Il lesika, iimz prosgitalo
ozivene pole. Prebehli lsme le
six. Polem sla costa mlady-
mi stromky po stran6 V leyo od
cesty trosky aeroplanu. z ter-
ne massy motoru vznaael Sc sla
by pramenek koufe. Ma cestt
stal vojensky italsky automo,
bill. Vladni referent Makovic
ky ma smrt bledy byl Il trosek
dr. Ivanka stal Il voZu a ma ma
81 nemou otazku ukazal mlcky
X autu. Tam lezely til lidskt
trosky. Y levo podle cerve
nvch kalhOt ppZnal iscm gene
rala Stelanika. Hlava sraze
ma mezi ramona. tyar hezyou
"a, ma orlim nose a hol leveht
Okla krevni podlitina, jinak ie
ne. tvar neporusena. Mrt9o!'
ieho soudrulllI. aspon >aty, by
" castecnt ohofele. y hiaN
bylo pusto, mySl Sc nemohl;
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
PLAN NEW BUILDING
San Marcos Baptist Academy Starts
Campaign For $4,000 Structure.

San Marcos. Tex. Jan. s.-The
executive committee of the San Marcos
Baptist Academy Alumni Association
which met at the academy recently,
plans to raise funds for the erection
of q $4,000 athletic building on the
academy campus.
To date, before any active campaign
has been instituted. approximately
$4,000 has been either paid up or sub.
scribed.
President NJ. v. Brown was chosen
BY the committee as general supervisor
Of the campaign and construction 81
the BUILDING. In the work Of soliciting
contributions, he will be assisted by a
number Of field men. i. II. Hunt and
company Of Dallas and Chattanooga
are the architects, and heir PLANS arc
to be on display at the academy within
few days.
The members Of the executive com.
mittee include the following: Rev. W
NJ. Purcell. 10, Cuero,, chairman :, Rev
Munroe Garner, IA, Pccos. president
of the alumni association; Major 4 j.
Haryin, Is, secretary; Miss Mtr:c
Martindale, 10, vice-DrcSidcnt. San
Marcos; Stanley Casn2r, II. Airline;
Miss Grace Ramsay. 10. Goliad: Mrs
Brandt Badger, II. San Antonio
Rev. George T. Balch, II. McAllen
Robert Nelson Smith, IL, Waco.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
ONE-ARMED GOLFERS
NOT STRANGERS TO
GOLF LINKS OF U. S.
Some, Among Them Colonel
Drain, Play Credit
able Game.
by FAIRPLAY.

Copyrhsat, 1929, by The san Antonio LAEht.
One-armed golfers are not strangers
to the links. OCCASIONALLY there is one
who can play golf under handicap with
expertness enough TO defeat golfers who
are possessed of both arms. In Portland,
Ore, the public course has two one
armed golferes who will not take a back
seat for anyone. Perhaps they are the
two best one-armed golfers Of single
American city. .....-
Both of them began TO play on the
public course at Eastmereland. Paul
Naugle plays with his right arm and
II. A. Wilkins with his left 10 be a
left-handed golfer is always q novelty
but when a man with one arm only, and
that his left, can play good golf, some
of the right-handers had better watch
out. ~,
Naugle entered in the Oregon state
tournament and qualified for the fifth
flight with a score Of 1919. He shot 10S
on the first round and 90 on the sec
ond. In the first round of match play
he was defeated, two up, by Z. G. Con
nell. Wilkins was formerly an excel
lent tennis player and always COM
peted in the annual Oregon champion
ships. - ,-'--...- .-.-.-s . ......
There are some things" he said with
the semblance Of a grin, concerning
which the one-armed golfer does not
have to worry--for instance the inter.
locking grip. Nor does he need 10 wor'
~ so much about his stance, the fixity
Of his left leg, or the manner in which
he pivots on the cnlloused spot of his
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
Stunt Aviators Can't Afford to Fall Down on the Job
6=;bULLSEyE4
W. bAS!k!!::h!!!!A!!Mll
- 90 .1Sns Dy DuLy EuAno<-
NO. s-euEEREsr HOME RUN 1 EVER SAW.

. When batters are in a slump they
seek every possible means TO kill OFF
the so-called jinx that j. pursuing
them. "
Some batters worry terribly wher
they slump in hitting. Others set
mighty reeyish. A few take the situn
ton good naturedly, accepting il a. q
part OF ths game, knowing ;hat in tAt
end the breaks are about fIity-fifty.
Eddie Collins is one of those claps
who figure there is reason for everv-
thing. When Collins slumps, he nc
cepts his temporary failure TO hit IS
part of the game.
He goes about his work IN his usual
businesslIke manner. AS d rule, fail
ure to h.t causes most players IN slump
in all departments of the game, but not
Collins.
Several years ago Collins was in a
batting slump that befalls player every
so often. He seemed to be hitting the
ball pretty well, but Couldn't get II
safe. Always it seemed, the drive would
20 directly into the hands OF some
waiting fielder.
Instead of getting discouraged, Col
Inns accepted the break with a S'ailer
yet kept on trying to get back into his
stride.
With two down in the ninth inning
OF the game / have in mind, Collins
came to the bat with the Sox run
behind. As he walked past rue oil bis
way to the plate he remarked.
well, I have tried every bat in the
bag and haven't been able to hit for a
week, so = am now going to use this
light fuDgo stick"
He hit the first ball stitched into
the right-field bleachers at Chicago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
k|RKHAM SOLD
TO EXPORTERS
BY LOCAL CLUB
San Antonio 0utfielder Re.
Gently Placed on Market
Goes to Beaumont.
DIDN'T FIT IN HERE
Good Mechanical Player and
Probably Will Make
Beaumont Good Man.

Ken'ie K. Biri:han, who rAtrcDe'
right field for the San Antonio Bear:
-. ,,,,o- will ,. :, N. optE: "A 70,
-.
the beaumont Exporters OF 'AS AeAa'
LEAGUE during the coming sessoh.
Purchase of F,rkham from San IA,
tonic was the first official set Of DOt
Tarleton, formcri- Galveston business
manager. in his new capacity as agent
for the Feaurnon:ers.
Kirkham was p1t on the market hy
President Benson Of the Bears 1t the
minor leagu gathering at Louisville.
Ky, along with several other players.
in a novel r,aire". Benson posted a
for sale" notice on a pillsr il tie
Louisville hotel that was headquarters
for the baseball meeting and gave the
list Of men be was ready TO dispose Of.
Good Mechanical Player.
II was something Of a surprise locally
when Kirkham's name was included on
that list and many fans wondered and
asked why. for Kirkham was a sensa-
tional fielder-one might even say a
northumberland led the right field
regulars with an average Of .977. In
addition. he batted .313 and slammed
out thirteen homers. On the face Of It,
putting a fielder and batter Of this cali
Der on the marked seemed folly, sure
enough.
Perhaps in order not 10 hurt Kirk
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
PANCH0 WILL TAKE
FIGHTING TO RUSSO
TUESDAY, HE SAYS
Kid will Change Tactics
From Last Week-Good
Card Promised.

Kid Pancho speaks. The Kid says
Jimmy Russo's remarkable speed caught
him unawares in their meeting at Bee
thoyen Hall Tuesday night and be
didn't get onto that jumping jack style
and those flurries of light but point
winning punches that Russo employed
until the Michigan flyweight had piled
up margin big enough TO win.
But PanchO says he's going 10 use
different methods this Tuesday night in
his return meeting with Russo at Bee
thoven Hall, in the ten-round main bout
of Jack Shelton's boxing card. Russo
can expect TO have the fight carried
TO him, Pancbo AYERS, even IL il is
necessary for the Kid to take a lot OF
Tallop:ng TO get at the elusive Jimmy
with some telling pokes.
Tie return engagement is attracting
lots Of attention and Shelton said Tues.
day morning a packed house is in pros.
pect'
Whether Jack Tolar's comeback. evi-
denced in his good showing with hard,
hitting Jack Willis last week, will with.
stand Acy Riddles cleverness in theii
six-round semi-windup is a question tc
be decided in the ring. Riddle looked
like world-beater against Mig Prince
at the Elks Club Monday night.
Joe Moran and Jack Fowler, whC
have met before in a couple of rattlinl
good engagements, will 60 TO it agar
Tuesday night in a six-rounder. Kit
Gilbert and Johnny Martin are booke,
for four rounds, with Gilbert the heavl
favorite. Jack Reynolds. the Kell!
Field middleweight, will attempt to bea
both X. o. Farmer and Ernest Conk
lin in consecutive four-round bouts.
There will be no decisions, mainly be
cause Of the unsatisfactory way il
which the bouts last week were judged
| Newsboys are going TO zee the care
free through courtesy Of Promoter Shel
ton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
Letters to San Marcos Team.

San MARCOS, Tex. Jan. 9.-Ihirteon
letter men of the San Marcos high
school football team are proudly wear
ing new white sweaters, awarded them
by their coach. r. W. Hamilton. They
carry as insignia the letter Al" in
dark brown, and service chevrons for
men OF two or more letters. Receiving
these sweaters were Claude DALEY. cap.
tain: and Mason Ramsey. three-year
men; Cyrus Carroll, Henry Barber and
Carroll Horton. two-year men: Hugh
crownover. Wilburn Bentley, Vernon
Harvey. Marion Jackson. John Kinney
Howard Lunday. John Williamson and
Sam Scott. one-year men.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
Reliably Reported English
Welterweight to Chal-
lsnge Mickey.
SEES UNUSUAL CHANCE
Lewis Believes He Could
Win Through Champs
Lack of Defense.
Ry EAIRPLAY.

Copyright, 1879, BY The San Antonio Light.
New York, Jan. 9.-Tbe weller
weight situation is likely to take Sir
upward shortly.
From reliable source the writer
heard today that Ted (Kid, Lewis, the
English pug. sees a chance Of coin and
also a titla by knocking MicSey Walker
off his throne. He plans 10 arrive in
this country shortly and challenge the
Kreighhcad Klouter. Lewis is clever
and can hit. He is not so clever rs
Jack Britton, but he is a past master
compared to Mickey.
Walker lacks in defensive ability ard
Lewis logically figures that with tbt
punch he possesses, he could damage
the jersey titleholder consi larably, PER.
haps stow him away. UnquestIonahly
there would be big money m figh!
between the two men. not only because
both are fighters, but because OF the
international flavor. Lewis, BY The
way, is no more popular in England
than he was in this country. They
think he is a wonder over on the other
side. but his grouchy traits have By JIG
means tndeared him TO the fans.
Speaking Of international battles
word reached here today that CrIui
and his manager probably will come tc
this country TO conduct further Dego-
tiations for the proposed battle will
Johnny kilbane. This would seem "a
indicate that Criqui and his manager
Eudeline are willing, il the dicker
breaks against them, 10 definitely &c
cept the 20 per cent of the gross re-
ceipts OF a Polo Grounds attendance
which Tom O'Rourke has offered.
Well, Tess Willard finally came, saw
was seen and still expects 10 conquer
But just minute. Jess said today he
weighs mere wasp-waisted 265 pounds
that he has just taken off 20 other
pounds cf meat that he heretofore mas
carried around his belt and that he il
confident he can take off quite a few
more in the interests of the quite girl
ish figure he soon expects 10 show
Well, il Willard has done ell that gut
can do all he expects in reduction ri
poundage IL is suggested that he coulC
make al the present staff Of flesh 20
ducers look like pikers il he opened {
shop of that kind. He'd be certain L
succeed at that. Will he succeed a;
well in a return to the fight game?
They are trying TO arrange a BATH
between Tack Johnson's protege.i George
Godfrey, and Harry Wills. How tA'
promoters will succeed is a question
As a matter Of fact, it depends uaOr
Wills hands which were considerably
shattered by contact with Glen John
sons concrete facial structure. Th,
writer has watched Godfrey working
out at 4 Harlem gym and fgures HIN
TO be shifty and able TO hit with botf
hands. And the former champion "a,
taught him lot about defense.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
Boxer Badly Injured.

Columbus, Ohio. Jan. 8.-Patsy
White, -. local middleweight boxer.
was removed to hospital Monday night
in an unconscious condition. the re-
suit Of injuries received in a boxing
bout with Kid Clark, also o. Columbus.
Clark flOored White few seconds be-
fore the bell sounded in the eighth
round. White was said 10 be suffer.
ing from conclusion of the brain, The
result Of his head striking the floor.
In the feature event of the program
Bud ChiStianP. Chicago lightweight,
knocked cut Jimmy Mars OF Columbus
in the second round of scheduled
twelye-round bout.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
SCHAEFER In LEAD
Has Comfortable Margin and Good
Grouping in Match Will Cont.

Chicago, Jan. 9.-Jske Schaefer. for
mer. champion. held a good lead over
Roger Cont, champion Of France, after
the first block Of 500 points in their
15o0-point 1872 balkline billiard match,
and also had the added advantage Of
a nice grouping Of the balls for his
first shot Tuesday night. Schaefer ran
out his string Of 500 last night with
an unfinished 53S while Cont counted
337. The winner will meet Willie Hop
pc, the champion, in match play for
the title in New York.
Schaefer had all the honors last night,
his opening stand at the table netting
1872, the nights high run. and he had
an averave of SO 5-15 to Conti's 81
LA.
Cont was slow to get started. his
best inning being the eighth. when he
sarnered a cluster Of 10. Other runs
were % and 43.
shaefer seemed to play in better form
although the game has slow.
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Falcarn Battling BIouin.

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. e.-James Blouin
worlds bowling champion, held mar.
Falcaro of New York Tuesday in their
forty-game series with the champion.
ship at stake. The second series of ter
games was TO be played this afternoon
Although newcomer 10 the ranks oil
good performers. Falcaro followed
Blouin closely yesterday afternoon and
won six out OF the ten games. His
highest score was 225 and Blouin's was
235. The first block ended With Blouir
credited with POS points and Falcarc
with 2097,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
SMITH TO COACH PENN
California Mentor May Assist in Spring
With Eastern Football Team.

Philadelphia. Jan. 0.--University of
Pennsylvania football official announced
today that Andy Smith, coach of the
California University eleven and Penn.
sylvania nluminus, had offered to as
sist Coach Young in the spring train
ing OF the Red and Blue gridiron squad
and that his offer probably would be
accented.
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College Basket Ball
Texas Keats PiraIas

Austin. Tex. jan. s.-w'th Captain
Peyton shooting accurately. the Teas
University Longhorns won their FIST
game Of the season on the home court
Monday night by defeating SoutnN est.
ern University. 20 to Is. Pey!on,
among other things, threw six out Of
eight foul goals. Coach Romney of
Texas experimental freely with sub.
stitutes.