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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
POLO GAMES SUNDAY
CALLED OFF; TEAMS
MAY START MONDAY
Fields Not Yet in Shape for
Play-Team Personnel
Announced.

Because a perfectly dry field is
necessary for good polo. the opening
games of the handicap tournament for
the Texas and Southwestern Circuit
trophies, the first local polo event
of the year, will not be played Sun
day. The fields available for play
are not yet in condition after last
weeks rains.
1t is possible that one game will be
played Monday on the Fort Sam
Houston field. starting at 3 80. II
the weather remains good, two con-
tests will be played Tuesday and
two more Wednesday and the sched-
ule thus will be brought up to date
gradually so that the games will be
running as scheduled by next Sun
day.
The handicap events will be fol
lowed by n tournament on the flat
that is, without handicaps.
Here are the players and handi'
caps of the nine teams entered II
the handicap tournament:
Eighth Corps Area Headquarters
Captain II. II. Dabney. none; Captain
c. S. Kilburn, six goals: Major III
]. NJ. Smith, eight; Lieut.. Col. W
V. Morris, six: total 20.
San Antonio Polo Club: Jim Chit
tim, one; j. Fl. Lapham. six: II. v
W. Negley, three; W. ID. Meadows
five: total -.
Third Infantry Brigade: Captain
c. ii. Wilson. none: Captain II. n
Whitson. none: Captain ]. r. Glib
bons. one: Lieut.. =. II. Carter, three
total four.
Twelfth Field Artillery: Lieut.. f
T. Williams, two; Lieut.. II. NJ
Fitch, one; Lieut.. G. III. Olmstead
none; Lieut.. Mark Mcclure, one
total four.
Fifteenth Field ARTILLERY: Lieut.
Z. S. Molitor, one Lieut.. Il. A. Rob
erts, one; Lieut.. II. NJ. II. Miller, one
Lieut.. W. d. McNair, none; total
three.
Second Division: Lieut.. J. A
Smith Jr.. four: Lieut.. G. G. Benson
six; Captain J. S. Tate, six: Lieut.
W. II. Bartlett. one; total seventeen
Kelly Field: Lieut. George Beverly
none; Lieut.. II. s. Jett. three; Lieut.
n. ID. Brophy. four; Lieut.. f. D.
Jones. one; total eight.
. Fourth Cavalry: Captain G.. +.
'Dissinger, three: Lieut.. II. /. Hodcs,
one; Lieut.. Howard Bratton. none
Lieut.. c. II. Noble, one: total five.
Fourth Field Artillery: Lieut..
Col. Eben Swift. five; Captain II. b.
Berry, none; Captain !. a. Wallace
none; Captain G. II. Hayman, none
total three.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
MAIN HIGH AVENGED
San Antonians Defeat Austin len
mis- Players in Six Matches

The Main Avenue High School ten
mis- team. which was defeated py
Austin High School players at Austin
short time ago. five Matches 10
two. obtained sweet revenge in a re-
turn meet. played Saturday on inc
breckenridge Park courts; The Main
High racquet-wielders almost swept s., p,
the boards. losing only one match IN
seven. The locals won all i've
singles matches. :.
Wilkinson of Main beat Bell OF
Austin. Ga. &c. G.3; Lacoste de-
fented Dashieu. &c Ga. 6-3; Francis
Schmidt downed Burnham. 4,6; o.
Sc: Kineaid defeated stiles. 6-S, Ct
and Fred Smith beat Minchin, Oh
6-3.
T.acoste and Wilkinson defeated Bel
and Burnham. ~. Ga. but the Nam
High team Of Holiday and King was
defeated in hot match by Stiles ana
Dash.cll. 90. 1911. 60.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
Austin Batsmen Unable to Hit Bears Pitchers; Score s.
Giants Allows Two Hits and Jonnard None AL
Dodgers Just Good Minor League Club
Says Manager Robinson Nothing About But
: Pitching Staff.
By BILLY EVANS.

Manager Wilbert Robinson of thc
Brooklyn Nationals appears to have
the biggest task of any of the major
league managers.
With the exception of his pitching
staff. Robbie hasn't thing to boast
about. The Brooklyn leader about
summed up the situation when he re-
marked:
The way things now line up nv
club doesn't present much of front.
Its just good minor league team"
The usual number of holdouts have
bamepered Robbie from using his full
strength. Zach Wheat is among the
absentees. as is Third-baseman High,
also Jack Fourier, secured in the
trade with st. Lous for Hi Myers.
II these three players were on ha nd
Manager Robinson might again wear
his broad smile. At present Robbie
hasn't had much to enthuse over and
the smile has been conspicuously miss
ing.
When I looked over the Dodgers in
action few of the men in the lineup
were familiar to me. In a game with
the Boston Braves the entire infie.d,
with the exception of Jimmy Johnston
was made up of recruits.
Three youngsters from the South
ern Association. with the addition of
Johnston. comprised the infield. Stew
art. with Birmingham last year. was
Mt second: Mullen. with Mobile. at
third. and Schleibner of Little Rock
at first.
Stewart looked right promising de-
spite the fact that this is his third
chance in the majors. Pittsburg and
st. Louis of the National League had
him for time, but he never got much
of a Chance. Weakness at the bat
was given as the reason Off his failure
to stick. Stewart handles himself nice
ly in the field. and looks like a mighty
good base runner. provided he can get
on enough to take ADVANTAGE of mis-
speed He hit an even 300 in the
Southern Association last year. II he
can hit within 20 points of that mark
he should help Brooklyn.
Fred Schleibner a husky chan. will
hold down first. Schlcibner went big
an the south, leading the Southern in
hitting with mark of .3J4. AS yet
the big fellow has not impressed with
his hitting despite his imposing swat
average of last year. He says that
he is a late starter. The records OF
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
OLD SAM LANGFORD
WINS HEAVYWEIGHT
TITLE OF MEXICO"
Aged. Negro Scrapper
Knocks Out One "SaU-
age" in First Round.

Mexico City, March 3f.-Sam Lang
ford at last is champion in his old
age. The veteran negro scraI per, who
was ranked as one Of the best in
the world few years ago, Saturday
afternoon won the heavyweight
championship of Mexico" 1t was a
title made to fit the occasion of the
fight. but there ir none TO dispute it
and it's title.
Langford met Kid Savage whom
the announcer said was from Cal
ifornia. They squared off and Lang
ford, in a manner reminiscent of his
best days. feroc:ously tore into his
man. Terrific clouts floored Savage
and he failed to get up, giving Lang
ford a first-round Knockout. The
bout was scheduled TO go to finish.
When Savage had been counted out,
n minute and a quarter after the start.
the crowd swarmyd into the ring and
gave Langford the ovation of great
hero. He. was hoisted on shoulders
and to the yells greeting him as the
new champion, he just smiled and
smiled.
"I'se n champion now" was his
Langford was hailed as great
man by the crowd and promoters
promised to get him a match with
Balsacs. the champion of Spain, with
In a short time.
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BOB KAMPMANN is IN
FORM AND PLAYS A II.
TO WIN SWEEPSTAKES
Tarrant First of Country
Club Delegation to Leave
for Galveston.

Robert S. Kampmann, one of the
nine San Antonians who will play in
the state amateur championship golf
tournament at Galveston starting next
Wednesday, was in fine form SAT-
urday afternoon ard, by playing a II.
won the weekly ball sweepstakes event
at the San Antonio Country Club.
His handicap of four gave him a net
of 20. one stroke ahead of Thomas s.
Goggan, who will also play at Gal
weston. Mr.. GoggaI had 81 gross, ten
handicap and "A net.
+. NJ. Coleman and A. G. Burnett
were tied for tnird with IS net, Cole
man having S9-14-75 and Burnett,
92-17-75. Other scores of less than
so net we're: Roy Lewis. S7-11-76 !;
Charles Schreiner Jr.. S9-11-7S; Mrs.
J. H. Lapham. 01-13-7S; Z. L. Par
menter, 92-13-70; W. E. Love, o.
1919.
Jack Tarrant. the star of the San
Antonio delegation TO the state tour
nament, left for Galveston Saturday
~qht. Other members of the party.
who were augmented by the addition
of T. w. Masterson Saturday, will
leave Sunday night, it is announced.
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BRECKENRIDGE HIGH
TRACKMEN DEFEATED
BY SAN MARCOS BOYS
San Antonians Not in Best
Of Shape Tiuinghast
Is Star.

San Marcos, Tex. Marc. 3f.-The
Breckenridge High School track and
field team from San Antonio was de-
feated here Saturday afternoon on
Academy Field by the team of San
Marcos Baptist Academy. The score
was 59E to 36h.
The San Antonio boys showed plenty
of ability but some of them were not
, in the best of condition. supposedly be-
cause Of lack of practice during the
stretch Of bad weather.
Despite the fact that he was on the
losing side. Tillinghast of Bracken-
ridge was the individual star of the
meeting, with hree of the four first
places captured by his team. He won
first in the 120-yard hurdles. the high
jump and the broad jump and was sec
ond in &C pole vault. His total was
Is points. Urban Of Breckenridge
~SN~~econd on his team with first
nlace in the discus and second in the
shot put.
Fritz gave Academy the lead that
won the relay race for the local boys.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01

Dallas, Tex, March 31.-The olden
DAYS when Fielder Jones led Chi
cago White Sox team that was dubbed
the "Hitlcss Wonders" were recalled
here Saturday afternoon when Jack
Scott. the cast-off who ~heroed" in
the 1922 world series, and Claude
Jonnard. smoke ball artist. turned
Kid Gleason's American League hope
fuls back with pair OF hits, the
Gotham champs winning, . to l..
The American Leaguers were heip-
less under the shoots and bends of the
Giant hurlers. The aged Scott pitched
Trcnr hitless frames before allowing
the pair of jabs in round five, while
Jonnard assumed the peak duty in the
sixth and the Gleasonites continued
the safe blow famine the rest OF the
afternoon.
Likes O'Connell Better.
Willie Kamm, the 100000 piece
of baseball talent picked up at the
bargain counter by Comiskey. con-
tributcd one of the two blows the Sox
turned in. Ray Schalk garnered the
other. Kamm miscued one at third,
but looked very acceptable as whole,
though hundred thousand berries
looms up as real coin, it is said.
Jimmy OConnell. the lad who cost
John McGraw 10000 fish. stacks up
as a more profitable buy in the eyes
of the local fans who saw him per-
form Saturday.
Tho hoy score
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RICE BEATS BAYLOR
Owls Trample Bears Track Team in
First Meet.

uorston Tcx March 3f.-Rice
~ 100, ,rooL
institute opeheu l'S 100 "A
schedule here Saturday by winning
desiciye victory over Baylor University.
The final score was 50 TO 81.
The Owl team entered the meet
second in popular favor but the after
noon was not half over before they
had cinched the victory.
Rice won ten first places and tied
for two more. Baylor won two first
nlaces and tied for two. Rice won
eight second places, Baylor three.
Stoncliff of. Rice was high point man
with IL points to his credit. He ex-
hibited remarkable form in the shot
nut discus throw and pole vault.
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RAIDER Is Only Holdout.

Beaumont, Tex, March 31.-Base-
ball in Exporter town has taken on
brighter hue with the arrival of Nick
DemaggiO. who appeared in a Beau
mont uniform Saturday against the
Pelicans from New Orleans. With the
arrival of Demaggin the Exporter
squad is complete with the exception
of Don RAIDER, shortStop. who con-
tinues TO hold out in California. Man
agcr Ellington declares that il RAIDERS
contract isn't returned by Monday he
will not be allowed to play profession
al ball this year. The Beaumont club
was defeated by the Pelicans in a hot
ly-contested game, to 6. Morris
wildness in the first inning contributed
much toward defeat. as he walked six
men and let in four scores before he
was relieved by Wiltsey. Eberhardt
went in for Wiltsey in the sixth. and
showed mid-season form. not allowing
hit. He showed a great improve
ment over last Saturdays form against
the Kansas City Blues. Kirkham and
Lothes for Beaumont. and Foss and
Clanton for New Orleans shook a mean
willow.
Batteries: Walker. Miller and
Dowie; Morris, Wiltsey, Eberhardt
and Lothes.
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the Southern Association bear out that
statement. Up to July last year
Schliebncr was hitting about 200, yet
he topped the organization in hitting.
He just couldn't be stopped the last
two months.
At the present writing Wheat is n
holdout. Bert Griffith is on the shelf
with a torn ligamcnt and Turner Bar
Der is home at the bedside of his vito
who is very i'll. With those three play
ers on the job and in shape Robnsons
outfield troubles wouldn't be so Sc
rious.
Neis is slated for center field. the
veteran Tom Griffith will be in right.
Gene Bailey, a rookie from Houston
Tex, who filled in for the Boston
Red Sox few years back when Hoop
err was out, looks good, and may start
as a regular.
The catching will be done by De-
Berry and Hungling. with Hargraves:,
recruit. and Taylor. who was with
the Dodgers for n time last year but
finished with Memphis, fighting it ost
for the third job.
There is no hone for Robbie TO fin
iSh in the first division. and the way
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
SOX H|TLESS
WONDER DAYS
ARE RECALLED
And on Top of 81 Defeat,
Chicago Pitcher Is
Arrested.
~TBLANKENSHIP JAILED
Steps Off Mound Into
Hoosegow Charged With
Wife. Desertion.
~TBLANKENSHIP JAILED
GRIEF FOR GLEASON!

Dallas. Tex, March 31.-Ted
Blankenship. one of the mainstays
of the White Sox pitching staff,
stepped out of the box into the
hoosegow, so to speak, here Satur..
day afternoon. He was arrested
on a charge of wife desertion
shortly after pitching in this att
ernoon's game with the New York
Giants.
Blankenship was arrested ON a
charged filed by his wife, Mrs. Mil
lie Blankenship of Dallas. He was
taken into custody at a local ho-
tel while getting a massage fol
lowing his work on the mound;
Blankenship has four-year-oid
daughter, Estelle. The charge al.
leges that he is paid salary of
$500 per month and refuses to
support his wife.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
ORMSBY ARRIVES WITH
CAR AND SUNDAY RACE
MEET HERE ON AGAIN
Decided Not to- Postpone
Speedway Euents; 0rms-
by Seeks Record.

Off again, on again. They'll race
Sunday after all.
The automobile and motorcycle race
meet scheduled for the San Antonio
speedway Sunday afternoon was post
poned for n week Saturday morning
because the track was judged to be in
rather poor shape, but Ralph d..
Qrmsby chugged in with his famous
Fronty-Ford in the afternoon. insisted
on racing or claiming guarantee and
the race meet was on again.
The doings will begin at . O'Clock.
Between II and =, however, motorists
will be invited to spin around the
track, at speed not to exceed -
miles an hour, in order to pack the
dirt and make the big oval as fast as
possible.
AT > o'clock, Ormsby, who will drive
his Fronty-Ford in the 500-milc race
at indianapolis this year, will attempt
to break the track record. He has sue
ceeded in lowering the records on AZ
of the As tracks on which he has 'driv-
en- this year, he said Saturday night.
Ormsby pulled in Saturday after
noon. He was informed the meet had
been postponed. He took look ut the
track. gave it his o. k. and asked that
the meet be put on again. 1t was.
There will be a half dozen automo-
biles and motorcycle events, all short
and snappy. Thirteen automobiles are
entered. as follows: No. .. Eckenroth
is Southwestern Special: No. ,.
Doyle, Oakland Special; No. :. Cor
don. Ford Special: No. 4. Harper
Packard Special; No. 8, Tillotson.
Chevrolet Special; No. O., Draper
Chevrolet Special; No. s. Lawrence.
Dodge Special; No. 10, Mccoy, stock
Ford: No. II. Parker. Paige Special :
No. II. Meyer, Chevrolet Special; No
IL. Thompson. Fronty-Ford; No. H.
Ormsby, Fronty-Ford: No. % Draper
Durant Special
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PADDOCK is TIMED IN
8.9SECONDS FOR 100
YARDS FLYING START
Old Record 81; Star
Splinter Makes 100
yard Dash in 9.S.

Berkeley, Cal, March Sf.-After
failing to break the 1O0-yard dash rec
ord here Saturday, Charlie. Paddock.
champion Splinter, clipped one-fifth of
a second off the world record for 100
yards with n flying start.
In an exhibition event against time
he ran the 100 yards in 1910.
The best previous record was 9 ITO
seconds, made in England in 1889 by
a professional.
The University OF California, track
team overwhelmed the University of
Southern California by score of 81
to 30.
Paddocl's other performance for the
day was running 100 yards in 0 40.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
NJ Joske.Woodman Game.

The baseball game scheduled DC
tween the Joske Bros. Co, and Mod
ern Woodmen of America teams Tor
sunday afternoon was postponed until
Anril Ii saturday because OF the bad
condition. of the Breckenridge Park
diamond where the contest was sup
posed to take place. Black dirt mas
been spread over the Brackenridse
field making II Just about useless
as n place to play baseball.
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PARISHES TO MEET
Baseball League Teams VIII Adopt
Schedule Tuesday.

The Catholic Parish Baseball League
will meet at the II. n. Moore sport
ing goods store at 6 80 Tuesday even
ing TO pass on constitution and
bylaws and to adopt schedule for
the coming season. which is expected
TO be a banner one in the brief ex-
istence Of the league.
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Juniors Make Trinle pl.r

Inc cypress Street Aces. lacing
out fourteen hits and making com
p,icated triple play. Saturday defeat
ca the Elmendorf TIGERS. II to @.
anderson: besides holding the losers
10 four hits. got three himself and
was passed twice. Batteries were
Anderson and Melton. Martin. for the
winners; Raphael and Deal for the
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,Two-base hits. Bancroft. O'Connell.
Schalk. Meusel: home run. Kelly: stolen
bose. Mostil: sacrifices. Snyder, Meusel;
hitsspd runs. Scott, two hits. one run
in five innings, Jonnard. none in four
innings. Faber. eight hitI three runs
in four innings Blankenship. Fights hits.
six runs in five innings: struV. out. by
Scott 4. Jonnard 1. Faber I, Blanken-
ship q bases on balls. off Scott 2. JON
nard /. Blankenship s: batsmen hit. by
Blankenship tCoilins): double play. Nc
Clellan to Schalk to Kamm: time. 1900;
umpires, owen and Mccormick.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
IS FOOTBALL FIXTURE
Baylor and A. and NJ. Sign Four-year
Contract for Waco Game.

Waco. Tex, March 3f.-The ath-
letic officials of Baylor University
and Texas A. and NJ. College Satur-
day signed a four-year contract for
games between the football teams Of
the two institutions at the Cotton
Palace here.
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Bluffs Nose Out Omaha.

Houston, Tex, March 31.-The
Houston Bluffs scored 3-to-2 triumph
over their Western League competitors
here Saturday when they won the first
game of the Omaha series in the final
inning. A bad throw to third base by
Nick Cullop paved the way for the
winning tally. Houston used two
pitchers. Cullop went the entire dis
lance for Omaha. Score by innings:
r. Fl. f.
Omaha ...... .O10 010 000-2 9 l
Houston .... 100 600 1913 8 2
Batteries :. Cullop and Wilder: Pier
otti. Goodwin and Griffith, Darr.
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Robertson Sees Gleason.

Sherman. Tex, March Silt was
stated here today that Charlie Rob
crtson. White Sox pitcher, was called
TO Dallas Saturday. to talk over salary
differences with Manager Gleason,
who was with the team in that city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
Chance Place of Game.

The San Antonio Eagles and Coca
Cola Bottlers have changed their sun
day game at > o'clock from the Sulii-
van-pittman Park diamond TO tae
field at the Sap and l. q. y. cross
ing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
Too Many Infiellers,

Dallas, Tex, March 3i.-The Dali
las Steers seem TO be settled definite
ly in tie outficld and the batteries.
There promises TO be war in camp
whcT time arrives for the wedding out
of surplus material in the infield.
Wona on first and Segrist on third
are fixtures. according to all indica-
tons. With Massey. Stow and Ham
ilton forming the internal triangle
battling or positions at eitl.cr short
or second, and hot contest between
Shields and Mathes fer utility men.
Dallas should see some worthwhile
competitive scrapping for bcrths.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01

Lovers of good music will enjoy
me special Easter program at "ThC
Menger," Sunday noon and evening"
(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
Baseball Briefs
Williams Homer Wins 1t.

Fort Worth, Tex. March Si.-Ken-
meth Williams home run in the sew
enth inning with Gerbert and Tobin
on base, decided Saturdays game, the
Browns winning their second straight
from the Fort Worth Panthers. The
score was ) TO 3. Stcllbaucr also hit
a home run. The same teams play
here Sunday.
Score: II. ii. T..
st. Louis -. 900 600 3O0-5 . l
Fort Worth ..010 900 200-3 . o
Batteries: Kolp. Davenport and
Collins: Johns, Pope, Ross and Moore.
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Spuider Pitchers Grounded.

Wichita Falls, Tex, March 81
Four Spuddcr pitchers were hit con-
sistently by Tulsa Saturday and the
Oilers won easily.
Score: II. II. f.
Tulsa ........ 40 800 001-S II /
Wichita Falls 100 100 1903 6 o
Batteries: Clark, Mclaughlin and
Crosby, Ennis; Mokan, McAbee,
HootS, Odom and Ruth.
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Shreveport Shut Out.

Shreveport, La. March 31.-Thc
Shreveport Gassers were shut out for
the first time this season Saturday
by the Columbus Senators of the
American Association. Seven errors
by the locals weighed heavily in the
tallying Of the eight runs by the WISH
tors. Manager Ira Thomas today an
nounced acquisition of four players
under option from the Milwaukee
team of the American Association. 1t
is reported that Milwaukee recently
refused $500 for Outfielder Simmons,
one Of the quartet
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the team looks now he may have his
troubles finishing better than sixth.
Robbie realizes the many handicaps
he is working under and is hoping his
pitching will help keep him in good
standing. 1t looms up as a big job
for the hurlers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
AnnIher fnr RearS.

The Bears came back with one n
the fifth. Cross waifrd and Roepe
scratched hit to short. johnson
rcgged home after taking Gaiiowir
ions flv to center and the runners n1-
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Wichita Falls Gets Two.

Wichita Falls, Tex. March 81
Wichita Falls Saturday acquired two
young players from the Pittsburg Ma
tiOnals, Pitchers John Pearson and
W. T.. Fcigcrt. They were released
on option.
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