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PLAY 13-INNING TIE
Public Service and Pleasanton Team
Put on Great Contest.

The City League team of the Public -
Service Company hustled with the
Pleasanton All-Stars for thirteen in
nings without either side being able
to clinch victory Saturday at Pleas
anton. The Utilities had the bet
ter Of the argument until the ninth
inning when an error By Schwartz,
together with a timely hit by Dixon
scored the tying run. Both the Utili-.
ties and, the AllSStars scored in the
eleventh and the struggle continueds
until the thirteenth, when the. game
was called on account of darkness
The game was featured by Brilliant
fielding and pitching on both sides. A.
strong wind held dewn-the hitting to-
a minimum, The box. score:
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Killkz0


In driving from the tee directly
into the sun, the player loses sight
of his ball entirely. Not having the
slightest idea where his ball went he
drives a second ball from the tee. The
PLAYER has a mark of Identification
on his golf balls. The second ball
went far into the rough. In going
after his second ball the player dis
covers the first ball in a good lie on
the fairway. Which ball should be
played?
Under the rules the player was
within his rights in playing a Sec
ond ball. Finding his first ball, he
must abandon the second shot.
There is no penalty attached, play
merely being continued with the
first ball as though nothing had hap
pened.
A players ball is on the green
about three feet from the hole. A
large-size worm is lying on the green
on a direct line between the ball
and the hole. The worm creates the
old mental hazard. The player. III
order to remove the actual hazard as
well as the mental one. brushes the
worm aside with his club head prior
to making the putt. Has he such
a right?
The player has a perfect right TO
remove the worm, under the rules II
being considered loose impeachment.
However. to remove it and escape
penalty he must pick it up.
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White Sox Baseball
Park Bombed; Labor
Trouble Is Blamed

Chicago. April %. - Three
bombs were exploded Sunday
night at the Chicago American
Leagues ball club. SCATTERING
lights in the grandstand and win
dows in nearby houses. The
bombing was attributed to labor
trouble. just a week ago van
dals destroyed the plumbing in
the remodeled park of the Chi
cago National League club. That
act also was laid 10 labor diff
culties as the work was done by
men working under the Lands
award. No arrests have been
made in either instance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
WOODMEN ON TOP
Reorganized "An.Stars" Defeat Som
erset by 8 to 4 Score.

The Woodmen All-Stars, reorgan-
lied completely from last year but
with Manager James still at the head,
broke loose at Somerset Sunday and
downed the Somerset nine. s to 4.
Gramuth's two homers brought in five
runs in all. Postel also starred at
bat for the winners. Grey got a
homer and single for Somerset
The Woodmen want games with
any strong team in the vicinity. Man
ager James can be reached by tele-
phoning Crockett 1899.
C,o.lor'e how
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"SLUGGERS" IS RIGHT
Home. Run About All the Hits Made
In Knob Hill Victory.

The Knob Hill Singers are we'll
named. They hit little else beside
home-runs Sunday in defeating the
Wildcat Juniors, IL TO s. Deyer,
Collins. Kilday and Hefner got in
the homer column. Herden and
Flores whacked out threc-baggers. A
second game was played between the
teams and the Hill won. . 10 o.
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xFenner out on, infield fly rule in sew
enth inning.
INFLATED for sauer in ninth.
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Ski. who never saw a SlO'
fcrcd S1O0.0OO by Tex Ricl
come to America immediate
fight Harry Grcb in a wor
match.
Sikh is too busy enjoying Pi
Anyway. he can't undcrstaI
900. IL Richard had offered
francs and transportation
have gone. Sikh passes up 7
est opportunity ever offerel
from Senegal since the worl
Stays in Paris. punches pq
fail 10 bow to him. makes
sore. is barred from the ring.
cd. kicked around the lot AL
TO Ireland. like a fool. TO
Irish boxer on st. Patrl
Licked, of course freight bq
France. Laughed at in
Slugs a few strangers. 4
again. Finished.
English papers say the
Tigue bout was the Stoves
where in years. sikh was
Mike wouldn't take a
Mike wouldn't cut loose i,
the Seventeenth of Marc,
Irish army around the riI
bayoncts to make sure he
an even break. when will
Richard is now negotiatii'
rcnticr TO fight McTigu
City about July (. Go,
Carp can get his title ba
a Carpentier-Tunny fishr
worlds championship at
bring home another n
gate.
Copyright. 1923, by the
rata Inc
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Innings pitched. by Vaughn .. by Dun.
bar o: runs made. off Vaughn a. of
dunbar s.: hits apportioued. Oft Vaughn
.. off Dunbar 8; two-hase hits. Poster
stolen bases, Dunbar :. Higgins l; struck
out, by Vaughn Z. by Dunbar .; base
on balls. by Dunbar s.; bstters hit, BY
Vaughn 2, by Dunbar I; first base on
errors. w O. w. :, Somerset ;; LETT
an bases. W. O. W. s. Somerset s: dovele
riays. o'Connell TO o'Neil. Bowen 20
~, johnson TO Grey: passed balls. hy
McConasle ); time OF game, ).
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Tex, April %. - The
Bears play Beaumont the
Hiding game of their Sc
nday and then beat it
open the Texas League
e Alamo City Tuesday
sfortune smote the San
lday. They lost the sec
the series, 3 to >, and
r manager and catcher,
whose right index fling
st stripped of flesh and
bken when he "poked il
1" trying to get away a
on an attempted steal of
Ellington in the first in
aid after the game that
her would be secured at
Bears to assist Ray Nc
ian expects TO be out of
Teral weeks.
was padded lively by the
ut, in typical fashion,
critical moments ana got
number of times. He pur-
d Banner in the seventh
yer. to get at Pitcher Cal
e Exporter southpaw ran
past Fuller, scoring two
wing up the game.
nd Fuller Hit ZEN In.
virled steadily. Galloway's
We over the short right
after two out, followed
gave the Bears a
ourth, and Simon's walk,
puts and a hit by Fuller
e second Bruin tally in
d nine putouts in center
Bears, some easy, some
of the visitors and Kirk
lie home team, bounced
right field wall to spear
of perhaps 1000, the
lay attendance in years,
Beaumont park.
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It the Fans Here Have Been Waiting for Happens Tuesday
Johnny Wilson Comes
Out of Retirement on
Bootleg Boxing Bill

Chicago, April %. - Bootleg
boxing, so classed because of the
Illinois law forbidding the sport,
tonight will bring to Chicago an
other world champion. the second
time within recent weeks. Johnny
Wilson, middleweight ttle-holder.
will meet Italian Joe Cans in ten
rounds at catchwcightS. The
same card will see another title
holder here for the second tina.
Frankie Genaro, American fly
weight champion. who meets Pal
Moore. the Memphis boxer. in top
rounds under the same weight CON
ditions.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
ISecond Game
Il and Misfor-
les Coleman.
Ger BROKEN
tcher Must Be
} Help Mckee
lew Weeks.
LIS LOYAL FANS

harles n. Wuest of
Is Club. organized 10
lew York Giants this
follow this up with
the San Antonio
| Y issued the follow
the fans on the eve
| arrival for their
home
le-hearted support is
the opening of the
2 baseball season AZ
Tuesday afternoon.
. boys a rousing and
ne and show that we
n. win or lose"
get in from Beau
} Tuesday morning.
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Innings pitched. by SNYDER s, by Lud--
wig : Is: runs made. of Snyder 5. off
Ludwig I; hits apportioned. of Snyder
s. Off Ludwig 5: home runs. Noes. Tolle;
stolen bases. Brown. Sproul. Straus.
Rodriguez. Conrad. Hart: sacrifice hits.
Conrad. straus Hart; struck out. by
Graef II. by Snyder ;. by Ludwig /:
bases on halls. off Grsef :. off Snyder
4. off Ludwig 5: double plays. Trimbls
to Leipart to Tietze. Liepart 10 Moos;
losing pitcher. Ludwig: passed ball. Lei
part; time Of game, hours; umpires,
Gastinger and Ellis.
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Two-basc hits, Cotter. Vache, Finchcr
Elliott, Segrist; three-base hit. Bescher:
runs hatted in, by Berger 2. by Nache 1.
by Allen I, by Bryan 2; caught stealing.
Berger. Massey, ponohue; sacrifice hits.
Massey; struck out. by Fincher 4; base
on balls. off Bryan I: batsmen hit. by
Fincher tNeche); left on bases, Dallas
3. Wichita Falls 4; double plays. Vache
to Massey. Bryan to Segrist TO .wano;
time Of game, 1:i5; umpires, Sweeney
and DAILY.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23

Public Service Co. coo 100 900 olo ~
Pleasanton ...... IVY WV wv 'eAV
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Copyright. 1923. by the
cate. lnc.D
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Miller; struck out. by Burns :. by Storrie
4. by Michael l. by Small :; base on
balls, by Burns I. Ivy Storrie .. by Mi
chaei /. by Small :; left on bases, Tele-
phone g. Eagle 9; double plays. Bur
nett 10 Vogler to Picard; Wild pitches,
by Small 2; time OF game. 2:2o; umpire
Stahl.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Club standing.
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BY Innings.

Teiephone ............. TO OF ooi-Iu
Eagles wv WV
fnnings pitched. by Burns S. by storrie
4. by Michael /. by Small q; runs mace,
OFF storrie s. off Michael ), off Small I;
hits apportioned. off Burns ,. off Storrie
10, on Michael g. off Small 10; two
base hits. {. F. O'Bannion, Brown: stolen
bases. e. p. O'Bannion. Conoly. List
Picard, Hansard: sacrifice hits, Conaly
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23

Wendell 7. BY col oyer 6 2-3, by Ruthen-
berg liza: runs MADE. off Connally 6,
off wendell /. off Cornoyer 6. off Ruth
a off Cornover 4, off Ruthenberg 2;
three-base hits, Heye CD: stolen bases.
Heve. Grill 80; struck out by Connally
8. by Wendell 4, by Cornoyer 6; by Rmth-
OF cornoyer :, off Ruthenberg ,; first
base on errors. Express 3. Chic-Chfcs 5;
left on bases, Express 7, Chic-chics s;
wild pitches, by Cornoyer /; time OF
game, 2:l0; umpire. Meyers.
Lots Of thrills attended the Tele-
phone Company's victory over the
Eagle Furniture nine at San Pedro
Park. Both teams scored four runs
in the ninth inning. There was lots OF
hitting The box-score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.


MCAIester, 3. END,
Okmulgee. Z; Ardmore. 2.
Fort smith. z: Springfield. >. tMutt
Williams pytched three-hit shutort.
while Comstock hit homer, three
trinles and a single.) t'-||
Jonlin, 5; Henryetta, :.
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Two-base hits, Schmandt. Kearns, Bit
tie; three-base hits, Wendell; sacrifice
hit. Munson; double plays, Handley to
Schmandt. Stsnsbury TO Feori to
bases on balls. off kircher
4, off Graham ;. off Berry 3: struck
out, by Graham s; innings pitched. bv
:. by Berry ?; hits. off Kircher
With runs. off Berry 2 with
run; passed halls. Wendell. Wick; left
on bases, by Houston 9. by Galveston s:
umpires Wier and OHearn; time, e:l0
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
GASSERS ARE TRIMMED.
Fort Worth Easily Beats Erring
Shreveporters. TO ..

Shreveport. La, April 23-The
ring Shreveport Gassers were easily
defeated by the champion Fort Worth
Panthers here Sunday. Z TO >. Fort
Worth punched hits. while Pate scat
tered the nine blows he allowed the
home team. Box-scorr.
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Summary.

Two-base hits. Stellbauer. Simmons.
Standaert. story, Cdlvo; home runs. Stell-
bauer; sacrifice hits. Haley (2), Ha-
worth: double plays. Coombs unassisted /:
passed ball. Haworth; stolen base. Ia
venef; hit by Pate tBrewer); bases on
balls. off Brewer s. off Ellison l. struck
out, by Brewer ,, by Ellison !. by Pate
in elk innings; left on bases. Fort Worth
IL Shreveport s.: time ] :5e; rnnires.
Brashear and Price
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
NO LUCK FOR FINCHER.
Mates Outhit Dallas But Lose on
Reckless Base. Running.

Dallas. Tex. April 23-Although
they outhit Dallas. the Wichita Falls
Spudders ran the bases rccklcssly
Sunday and Finchcr lost a well-pitch-
ed game TO Bryan, to .. Bryan
drove in the runs that gave Dallas
the margin. Box-score:
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Pacific COAST LEAGUE.


Vernon. s-3 salt Lake City. Ais.
Oakland. ST.: Sacramento, 90.
Los Angeles. st; Seattle. rs.
Portland. 1-3: San Francisco, 81.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas city. II; st. Paul, ?.
Toledo. {: Columbus. ;.
Minneapolis. S: Milwaukee. :.
Louisville. 5: indianapolis 4.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.


Nashville. 3: Atlanta. :.
Mobile. 5; New orleans. z.
Memphis. 4: Little Rock ;.
Three games played.
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Innings pitched, BY Tielseh Z. BY pi.es
o bv Dresch Is; runs made, off rtelseh
! OF Dixon i, eff Dresch 2: hits ap-
portioned. Off Tielseh i: stolen bases.
VAIL. Browning t2), Pape; sacrifice hts.
Krouss ca. Kendall; struck out; y
Telsch !, by Dixon IS. by Dresch II
base on balls. off Tieiseh !. off Dixon !:
batters hit. by Dixon (Browningl, ~
Dresch "a. Brite); Left on bases. Pubic
nisys Floyd unassisted: time OF game.
s:i5: umpire. Mckinsey
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sundays Results.
Cleveland, l; Detroit, o.

NJ 'ItNtIand-- II. IT. p.
Detroit ........ 600 600 600 90
Cleveland ...... 600 00o 600 Ii
Batteries: Collins and Bassler; Covel-
eskic and ONeill.
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Sc hits. Galloway. kirkham'
. sacrifice hits, Turgeon, HUI
base, Ellington: base on balls.
Y1an s, off Caldera 2: struck
[otchman 2. by Caldera l: left
IN Antonio 6. Beaumont Is;
Vampires, Tanning and Kane.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23

= At st. LOUIS X. #. F.
r. 'cago ......... 600 zoo o2O-t o
81. 1-l.ouis ........ ono o50 oOo-S ?
Ratte> ries: T. Blankenship, CsengrcS
md ScMralk: Shockcr and severed.
Three sa1nc'~s scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
BREAK STREAK.
|nl Finally Wins, Graham
Pitching Good Game.

ION, Tex, April 23.-The Gal
|Sandcrabs Sunday broke into
H,ry column. the last Texas
l,lub to do so, when Lefty"
beat Houston with a fine ex-
of twirling. 5 to 3. He was
b the pinches. Feori fielded
hnallr Rnx-score
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
WESTERN LEAGUE.


pes Moines, 10; Oklahoma City. 5.
Sioux City. Il; Tulsa. ..
Omaha, IL: st. Joseph. l.
wichita. 10; Denver, 3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
SUNDAYS Results.

Baltimore. 81: Buffalo. Z.
Jersey City, So: Rochester, 49,
syracuse. Z; Reading. e.
Newark. 1917; Toronto. So.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
The Flag Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE.

san Antonio at Beaumont.
Galveston at Houston.
Fort Worth at Shreveport.
Wichita Falls at Dallas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
Washington, 4; New York. 2.

Washington 80. Ooi 600 s0O--i 8 0
New York ..... 100 COO o2O-3 I
Batteries: johnson. MoEridge and
Charity; Shawkey, Pernock, Hoyt and
Schang.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
Muny Coli for Ell Paso.

FL Paso. Tex. April 23.-The new
municipal golf course. five miles from
the heart Of FL Paso. was opened Sun
day, together with a clubhouse.
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The second game OF the afternoon was
long drawn-out see-saw affair with
first the Cubs in the lead and then the
outlaws. 1t was tied UP at four diff
ferent times during the two hours and
five minutes OF play. Both twirlers were
hit hard and often and walks and hit
batsmen were frequent. There were ~
hits gathered Off the two pitchers and
they issued Is bases on balls, hit four
battsmen and famed Is.
The Cubs went into the last half OF the
tenth inning with the score tied. With
one away Marshal singled to left and adj
vanced on a passed ball by Sauer. Gros-
enbacher then hit to the shortstop who
threw TO the plate to cut off Marshal,
whom he had by mile. but the catcher.
thinking there Was a force play stepped
on the plate and threw TO third. Marshal
scoring with the winning run.
stein, with three. and Seffel and Def
finger, with two hits each. led the win
ners' attack while Howard. with four
singles out OF five trips To the pan, led
~ 49,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23

Chicago at 81. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington al New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
Sundays Results.

Beaumont. 5; San Antonio, :.
Galveston. 5: Houston, ).
Fort Worth, 9: Shreveport, 2.
Dallas. 4; Wichita Falls. ..
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SAMSCOS co DOWN
Alamo Iron Works Team Defeats Ma
chinists, IS TO 4.

The Alamo Iron Works defeated
the San Antonio Machine and Sup.
ply company nine in the first real
game of the season for either team
by a score of Is TO Sunday after
noon. Joudze and Rossmap did the
heavy batting for the winners, while
Chic starred for the losers. Score !:
RH f
Iron Works ..............13 10 3
Samsco 10 !
Batteries: Krauseberker. F. ZiOl-
man and T.. Zizelman; Chic, Rollings
and Meyer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
Sundays Results.

At Chicago Il. y. T.:
81 Louis nnA son DOT Is
Chicago .......... 200 EOS OOl-s II
Batteries. Sherdel WiCinton, North'
poak and Clemens; Osborne. Kaufman
and Harfnett.
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hits. Tolle. James. Frey;
bile. Fuqua. struck out, Ivy
Frey :: base on balls, off
Frey :: Wild pitch. Frey;
Ingram, stolen bases, Win
lie, West. Mueller, List. Eick-
,ottman: left on bases, Eagles
:; time OF game. 1850;
- Ritter: scorer. Douth.
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New York, 10: brooklyn, O.
Pitt,burg. IS; Cincinnati, ..

A. Cincinnati r. ~ r;
Pittshurg ....... lso Oos 3ss-ls -
Cincinnati 49,. 900 OoO 4uz-- II
Batteries: Morrison. Bagby and
Scamidt. Gooch: RiXey. Keck, Benton
Harris and Wingo.
Three games scheduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


ST. Louis at Chicago.
PittshurS at Cincinnati.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23

DR.. r. L. jacobs. dentis,. has ~
surned practice. 212 Hicks Bdg. Advs
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.

the sixth inning wnenE mo -
tied. Seven runs in te eighth gave
the Chics the game. The winners
made good use of their hits. The box
crNrp
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Two-base hits, Byirgton. Seffel; three
base hit, Biesson; sacrifices. Marshal
Grosenba cher; struck out. by Marshal s
Howard 10; base on balls. off Marshal Z
Howard 6; hit by pitcher. by Howard
(Stein and SeffeD, by Fenner tDriess and
Schuman); wild pitches, Marshal, Ho-
ward; passed balls. Schneider (3), kim.
mel; stolen bases Grosenbacher, Seffel
(2). Stein. Schneider; left on bases. Out
laws Q. Cubs 9: time of game, 40; UNI
pire, Ritter; scorer. Gill.
, 1923-04-22
"SOULS FOR SALE"--A Great Novel
BY RUPERT HUGHES

turning dance floors into leafy for
ests and putting a nymph oil n faun
inside each ballgown OF dinner coat.
Love OF a very fleshly and wood
land appeal was OF an inferior magic
to the spell of a voice that said, Let
me write and publish you as your own
self to the world"
Mem was beginning to respond to
the same self-splitting introspectIon
chat she had pitied or scorned in Ned
Ling N in other actors who we're
always worrying over an infidelity
to their Selves.
Tom Hobby came up and command
ed her to dance. When she begged
off he lifted her from her chair and
eloped with her like Jupiter carrying
off Europa. But her thoughts re-
manned with Miss Driscoll and this
wonderful new world where she was
to enact her Self.
Tom Hobby soon realized that he
had only an empty shell in his arms
and he put her back into her chair.
But Miss Driscoi. ha dbeen carried
away by another dancer. and Mem
found herself along a man whom she
recognized as an author of continui-
ties, also one OF the chief spirits OF
| the Screen Writer'S Guild and one
of tho chief officers Of the Writers
Club.
And he introduced himself as Mr..
Hobbies, saying that he had been
watching her work for some time
and that h had a distinct person
atty. a peculiar Photographic genius.
"T'd love to write something around
you" he said.
Mem ohuckled with tho infantile
pride Of discovering that she had
toes. ten OF themi She also had n
Me. n an altar was rising to It.
When Miss DriscoIl returned. pant
ing ana hopping her brow she said
TO Mr.. Hobbies: You lay offn my
start I seen her firstr'
"Nonsenser' said Mr.. Hobbies. i've
been dreaming about her for weeks"
Mem felt divinely foolish as the
wishbone of such a rivalry. But
when Tom Hobby drifted back. as al
ways. and Ned Ling came up TO
glorify her with attentions. both of
them felt thnt she was cut off from
them by cine transparent blu i'm.
passable cloud.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-28
ARGENT|NIAN MAY
SUBSTITUTE FOR
BIG JESS WILLARD
Farmer Lodge Is Barred
From Meeting Firpo-'0ne
Big FIiWer,' Is Opinion,
BY HENRY L. FARRELL,

United Press Stan Correspondent.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-Luis An
gelo F'irpo, the South American giant,
may take Jess Wizards place and
fight Floyd Johnson in the big char
ity show here on May 70, according
to word going around today.
Although Willard has been reported
as training strictly and doing well
at Excelsior Springs. it was intimated
from a source close to Firpo that the
South American has been asked to be
ready to take the place Of either
fighter in the event that some dispute
arises to break up the card.
Johnson broke all sprinting records
getting out of his match with Tom
Gibbons and although improbable, il
is possible that he might be seeking
d hole to get away from Willard.
F'irpo signed a contract right after
the Brennan fight in which he agreed
to appear on the card against an IN
selected opponent and also to go in
as a part Of the main bout If one Of
the principals failed to go through
with the agreement.
The South American was all set TO
take on couple Of exhibition bouts
and do r. little stage work when Tex
Rickard notified him that he should
do nothing that might prevent him
from acting as pinch hitter on the
card. As Luis Angel is to get $4,000
as a prize for fighting for sweet char
ity. he paid heed to the words OF
Richard.
After the promoters Of the show had
looked all over the country for an
ideal set-up and had decided upon
farmer Lodge, the huge Minnesota
Jaw breaker" the boxing commission
came along and ruined the plans by
refusing to permit Luis to battle with
TIE farmer.
The commission wants Firpo to
fight the Canadian. Jack Renault, but
all hands have joined in the chorous-
that fellows too tough right now"