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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-03-24
Standing OF Teams

Total. Asa 4s5 442 1894
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-03-24

Father says he cannot understand
the young men of today. About l.
o'clock at night they are hanging on
the front gate saying, Just one. =
Awgwan
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-03-24

Small Boy-Mother. me and Harry
fell through the ice. Mother-You
should say. Harry and l.. Boy
Yes, mother, and Harry. Mother
No. put yourself last instead of first.
Roy-Well. ! fell in first.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-03-24
TUBERCULOSIS TAKES
HEAVY TOLL IN JAPAN
Correspondence Associated Press,

81
YOKOHAMA. Mar. ALARMED at
the steady increase of tuberculosis in
This country in recent years, author
ties of the sanitary bureau in the
home office are distributing a pamph
let pointing out that some 10000
new cases of tuberculosis are re-
ported each year throughout the
country, and the deathrate in the
country from this cause is one case
every five minutes.
The man who starts the matri-
monial battle as second lieutenant
seldom comes out of the war a cap
tain. If you can't start as captain
don't start at all.-Virginia Pilot.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-03-24
Destroys Ships Food supply!

Sea captain states that on a recent
voyage reaches infested the ships
food supply. Reaches will do the
same thing in your home! Guard
against this menace Destroy them
with Royal Guaranteed Roach Pow
der lOc and 25c. Sold and guaran-
teed by j. Newton Gilbert, Phi. c.
lAdv)
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Brooklyn, D; New York,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
Johnny Looks as Rotten as
Everybody Expected
and Loses.
GREB'S ALL THE WAY
Makes Wilson Look Sorry /;
Comparatively Dinky
Crowd Attends.

New York. Sept. HARRY Greb
of Pittsburg today holds his first
worlds championship. He ousted
Johnny Wilson of Boston from the
middleweight throne last night by win
ming easily and decisively in fifteen
round match ut the Polo Grounds.
The judges verdict was unanimous.
But, while Greb fought with all his
customary fire and aggressiveness, Ii
is doubtful whether he added mucu
prestige to his record-outside of the
title laurels-for Wilson proved con
clusively the contention of critics that
he has never measured up TO real
championship calibre. The Boston box
err, who has been in virtual obscurlty
for the three years he has held the
crown, was outclassed from start 10
finish. He battled gamely enough and
showed an occasional flash of form,
but he was ut no time dangerous.
Greb, who formerly held the Amer
lean ELECTROMAGNETIC crown. is ex
pected TO revive activity in the 1GO-
pound division, class that has drawn
but scant attention since Wilson won
the championship from Mike ODowG
in 1920.
\ crowd estimated by promoters at
12,000. the smallest that has attended
championship fight this summer. wit
messed in Wilson's fall the four.r
match of the season in which world
titles have changed hands.
The main preliminary. a lop-sidej
ter-round farce, was won by Jack De
lancy of Bridgeport, Conn, from
Jimmy Dacy of Portland, Ore.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
SENIORS GET BUSY
Illinois A. G. Wins Junior Track and
Field HOnOrs.

Chicago. Sept. 1.-THE big Berthas
of American athletics opened their as
sault on standing records at Stagg
Field. University Of Chicago, today in
the senior division of the National
4. 4. L. field and track champion
ship.
ContendcrS for national supremacy
and a place on the American olympic
team next year. from all sections of
the country were pitted in II events.
\ scattering of world record-hOlders
are among the entries. in addition. to
sectional and collegiate conference win
nerS from many states.
The New York Athletic Club. winner
Of last years meet. with one OF the
largest teams entered. is looked upon
as a favorite. though the Illinois A. c.,
Chicago 4. 4. and Newark IN. j.
4. c. rank high in the possibilities.
The Illinois 4. c. has the largest
entry list.
Yesterday. the Illinois \. c. won the
junior division team championships n
the final event. taking a first and sec
and pieces in the SS0-yard run to make
their victory after having trsled the
Chicago \. 4. squat by slight mar
gin through the entire card.
The University Of Iowa and Boston
\. 4. tied for third with 10 points,
and the University Of Missouri was
fifth with .. Three new junior rec
ords came out of the competition.
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SHOULD HELP THE CLASS
Active Champion Always Brings Lo
OF Challengers.
BY FAIRPLAY.

Copyright, by the San Antonio Light.
New York. Sept. 1.-What will
Harry Greb make ofshis new title
Fans find this their chief topic of con-
versation today.
If Harry follows the course he has
pursued ever since he has been befo.e
the public he will be fighting cham
pion. ready at all times to defend Ia,
first worlds title he ever held against
any contender.
An attitude of the sort is certain tc
develop worthy chailengers Where op
pOrtunity exists, men of class always
rise to meet it. That is the story OF
sport. Wilson. the dcthroned king.
was never willing to defend his tiIe
and his methods at length earned for
him the anger of the New York box
ing commission which took his title
away from him. so far as New York
state was concerned, and barred him
from fighting. Many other state com
missions followed suit so that Wilson
was out of luck in almost every fight
ing center.
The Polo Grounds bout in whir;,
Greb won his title was a mild affair
from the viewpoint of the spectators.
1t was early apparent that Wilson
was Il champion in name only. He
fought retreating battle and such
class as was shown was exhibited by
Greb.
The bulk Of spectators was made up
of Italian citizens of New York who
turned out to see Mussolini's Corfu
feat duplicated by Giovanni Panca,
otherwise Johnny Wilson.
d. II.
not against docile Greek, but a
fighting mixture of Irish and German
blood mixed with heavy strain OF
Pittsburg carbon. So while MussOlini
grabbed Corfu. Panca failed to grab
Greb, a fact which may or may not
excite the League of Nations.
Now n word as to Greb. Against
Wilson. he fought the sort of battle
he has fought many a time in this
city. dynamic whirlwind assam.
that never ceased from the first roun
to the last. He didn't k-ock Wilson
ont but he filled Wilson so full OF
gloves that the champion must have
wondered whether or not it was snow
ing gloves.
BE they big or little. Greb is al
ways attacking, always landing AMI
in turn escaping punishment himself.
That is science. boxing skill of tire
highest sort. And when. as in the las.
round. Wilson tore in with the belated
idea of trying to redeem himself. Greb
seemed the better pleased. standing up
to the boring-in and lacing his man
with everything hut the arc lamps.
The talk is that Greb's next fight
will not be in defense of the middle
weight title hut in quest of otlIc-
crowns, notably the light-heavyweight
which Tunney took from him some
months ago on rather poor decision.
OF course. If some good middleweight
appears Harry probably will accomo
date him. but just at present the .horl
ION is miserably bare Of fighters in
this class who might make it interesr-
ing for the new titleholder Jock Ma
lone looks 10 be the best of the lot
and no one you'd be willing to BE-
that he could make a great deal Of
trouble for Greb.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
Baseball Briefs

The Giants and Reds each dropped
game Friday by the same score, D
to /. The Giants lost to the Brook
lyn Robins and the Reds to Chicago
in Cincinnati. The Robins ended
their losing streak by knocking Bent
ley out OF the box. The Reds were
held in submission by Aldridge. who
scattered eight hits. The Giants
thus retained their lead of four
games.
The Washington Senators present
cd game 10 the New York team
At the Yankee Stadium. ( 10 ,. de-
spite the heroic efforts Of XahniScr
to prevent them. He allowed the
Yankees only eight hits and complete
ly subdued Babe Ruth, but received
poor support.
Young Cooney of the Boston
Braves shut out the Phillics in
Philadelphia. = 10 u, after Weincrt
had held them to six blank innings
In PittSburg the ST. Louis Car
dinals beat the Pirates. > to =. Frei-
gau. the 81. Louis shortstOp, hit n
homc-run.
The philadelphia Athletics defeat
ed the Red Sox in Boston, 3 TO l.
No other games weres scheduled.
Ed Roush, star outfielder of the
Cincinnati Nationals, will be out OF
the game for at least two weeks as
the result of an injury suffered dur
ing the recent Brooklyn series. \
rib on the right side is broken. an
N-ray examination disclosed. Roush
played a few games with the fractur-
ed rib. but collapsed ON train on
the way home.
There is talk around Chicago's base
ball rialto of the White SOx max
ing catcher out of Earl Sheely.
star first-baseman. and breaking
Hollis Thurston. pitcher. in as a
first baseman. in the belief he may
prove another George Sister. Sheely
did some backstooping before he took
up first-basing.
Chicago. Sept. Jack Lelivelt'
manager Of the Tulsa Western League
club. has been suspended indefinitely
for striking an umpire at Oklahoma
CITY on Wednesday. 4. X. Tearney,
president of the league announced to-
day. Mr.. Tearney took acton
against Lelivelt but did not disclose
the details of the wednesday at
fair.
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Lamm Has Little the Bet
ter of Lehmburg in
Mound Duel.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
(Second Half.)

F. ]. Campbell's Peden Iron and
Steel Company's team defeated Fat
Davis Poison Gassers. 3 to =. Thurs
day evening at the Public Service dla
mnnd on the Conception road:
Lamm had the better Of Al l.ehIl
berg in a pitchers duel. ANN strucs
out five men AMI allowed four hrs
while Lehmberg famed two and held
the winners to three bingles.
Deviney's one-base clout. scorini
two runners. was the winners featur'
wallop while Lehmberg. with two hit:
in three journeys 10 the plate. anc
Cant. Gilmore. Offers single in the
second stanza. scoring Lrhmberg from
third. featured for the Gassers. Boz
ScOra
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
NEW WESTERN WOMAN
GOLF CHAMPION WILL
BE NAMED SATURDAY,
Miss Burns and Miss For-
dyce Meeting for
Championship.

Chicago. ILL.,, Sept. IA new cham
pion of the women'S Western Golf As
ISOLATION will be hailed Saturday night
at Exmoor Country Club. where. TWEEN
ty years ago. the first tournament oil,
the association was played. While
most OF the 20 champions since the be-
ginning of the event have : en- Chica-,
goanS. this years title-hOlder will be. n
second successive year, from outsidei
the western metropolis. for the final
round will he contested today by
Louise Fordyce of Youngstown. the
Ohio champion and Miriam Burns Of
Kansas City. MiSsouri's premier wom-a
an golfer.
Miss Burns. who is a student at
Northwestern University. plays much
of her golf in Chicago at the West
moorland Club. She has played bril-
liant golf most of the week. having de-
feated no less players than Mrs. Mel
win Jones. former champion. and med
alist of the present meet. Elsie Hiding
of Grand Rapids. the Michigan cham
MON. and Mrs. Elaine Rosenthsl RENE
hardt of Dallas. formerly western title
holder. In downing Mrs. Reinhardt
Friday. the Missouri champion eaualled
the women's course record of so. hav-
ing s brides and 10 pars and winning
& and ), although the Texan shot par
herself.
Miss Fordyce has not shot such
brilliant round. but she showed her
fighting spirit Thursday in overcome
ing Dorothy Higbie of Exmoor in
19.hole match after she was 4 down
and only G to go. -
The course was in splendid condition.
for the finals =
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FIRPO'S KNOWLEDGE
OF FIGHT GAME GOES
BACKTO GLADIATORS
Luis Angel Can Recite
Records Chilly and
Knoys All the Tricks.

Atlantic City. n. j.. Sept. H.
Among the remarkable things in the
makeup of Luis Angel Firpo. chal-
lcnser for the worlds heavyweight
title, is Il memory of things pugilistic
that carries back TO the Roman
Arenas. The Argentine is an actual
and knowledge.
Called the twentieth century rein
carnation of one Of the great gladia-
tors that fought for the entertain
ment of the Caesars. Firpo has in the
back of his head the names of many
of TIE fighters that history says won
the plaudits of the heartlcss arena
crowds. .'-
OF modern ringmen Firpo knows
all that should be known. He can
name the champions Of all classes
for years ard years and tell Of their
best punches, their greatest triumphs
and their defeats. Naturally he has
been close student of Jack Demp-
sey. whom he homes to dethrone when
they meet in New York, September
II.
The Argentine has never seen
Dempsey in action. save in motion
pictures. but he knows all his best
punches and can recite the cham
pion's record without racking his
brain. He knows the names of the
men who have been able to hit
Dempsey and the blows they used.
In short. he knows exactly what is
ahead of him and is preparing to
meet it.
In addition TO his physical work
outs each day he has what may be
called a study hour. With his train
er. HOratio Lavallc, and other friends.
he analyses his days work and
states the faults he has seen and
the others point out his obvious de-
fects. Then corrective measures are
discussed and practiced the next day.
There is no fear of Dempsey in
the lion heart of the man from the
Argentine. but he wants the title and
whatever he can do TO make himself
punch-proof he will.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

Al Cincinnati II IL =.
Chicago ......... 600 VIZ uVl-9
Cincinnati 49,. Dol 600 OOO-l
Batteries: Aldrldge and O'Farrell;
Rixey, Harris and Hargrave.
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Brownwood Invites shooters.

The Brentwood Gun Club has is
sued an invitation TO San Antonio
knights Of the trap-gun to participate
in the clubs Labor Day trapshoUt,
ten events. Prizes include a
big cup for high gun and trophies for
the winners of all events. in addition
TO $3.50 added to the total of en-
trance fees. which should make some
tidy purses for the first three.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

To prevent confusion caused by
change or two and the conflicting an
nouncements that resulted. The Light
has been requested to publish the or
der of the games, as finally agreed on
for the Monday round robin in the
city amateur championship series. In
the morning at League Park. follow
ing field events which will start at
$50 o'clock. the Elks and st. Leo's
teams will play, starting probably st,
10 o'clock. The St. Leo's club will
meet the Public Service team in the
afternoon at . o'clock and what prom
Uses to be the big game. between the
Elks and the Public Service nine, viii
follow at 4 o'clock.
The II. and II. ball team will not
play the Pittsburg Plate Glass team
Saturday. The Classics called the
game off.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
WESTERN LEAGUE.


Fridays Results.
s.. Joseph. l.; Wichita, :.
Oklahoma City. :; Tulsa, o.
Only two scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
HENRY FORD FIRST
Finishes so Seconds Ahead in Fisher
mans Boat Race

Gloucester. Mass, Sept. THE
Henry Ford Friday won the fisher
mans race off this port for the Upton
trophy. The Ford defeated the Eliza
beth Howard by fifty seconds.
The official times at the finish were ::
Ford 3 :03 80; Howard, 500 20.
The Shamrock was more than two
miles astern when the leaders finished.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
stoneham. Giants President. Out on
$4,000 Bail.

New York. Sept. 1.-Charles A..
Stoneham. president and part owner.
Of the New York National League
baseball club. indicted with many
others Yesterday by the federal grand
inrv in connection with the S6.OOO.OO0
failure of f. NJ. Fuller and COMPANY,
stock brokers. appeared late in the DAY
before Federal Judge Bondy, pleaded
NOT guilty and was released on SSSnr
bond' Stoneham was indicted for per
inry. It being alleged that he testified
falsely concerning his relations with
the bankrupt firm before referee IN
bankruptcy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

81. LOUIS, 81 PIttsDurg' :. ,
At Pittsburg-- X. II.
Pit,shurG ........ 100 600 OLD
Batteries: Doak and Ainsmith; Coop
er and Schmidt. MattoX.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

(2). Conkwright; caught stealing. Mey.
ers; innings pitched, by stoner ID, b,
Ross Ia; hits, off Stone T. off Ross
runs, off Stoner 3, Off Ross s; earned
runs, off Stoner 3. off Toss 5, off Conk-
wright ., off Morrison l: base on balls
off Morrison !, off Ross /. off Conk.
wright :; struck out, by Morrison g. by
Conkwright 2; wild pitch. Morrison; los
ing pitcher. Stoner: left on bases, Sar
Antonio ], Fort Worth 3: time, 2:lOi
umpires, Weir and Couchman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
Single & Is Defeated.
ReaGviIle. Mass, Sept. T.

ReaGville, Mass, Sept. 1.-Mar-
garet Dillon. the bay mare that has
been challenging Single G for pacing
honors all season, defeated the veteran
in straight heats Friday in the free
for-all pace on the closing days pro-
gram Of the grand circuit meeting. Lee
Worthy. pilOted by White, won the
Blue Hill free-for-all trot, the other
feature of the day. Junior Hal cap
tured first place in the Justin Edwards
> 10 pace. A fourth heat was neces-
sary to decide the winner of the > 10
trot. won in the final heat by Mary
Anne, driven by Murphy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
CINCINNATI OWNER
TO BRING SUIT ON
BEHALF OF PLAYERS
Hermann Prepares to
Take Collyer's Scandal
Charges to Court.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept. August
Hermann. president of the Cincinnati
Nationals. in a statement issued today,
said that legal proceedings will be
brought within few days against
Collyer's Eye for the purpose Of vindi-
eating Players Duncan and Bohne.
The sporting publication recently
printed statements that the two Gin
cinnati players had been approached
by gamblers just before the series
which the Reds lost to the Giants here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
MISS COLLETT WINS
National Woman Golf Champion Wins
Shennecossett Cup.

Eastern Point. Conn. Sept. Miss
Glenna Collett. of Providence, nation
al woman golf champion. won the
ShennecosSett Club invitation tourna-
ment Friday by defeating Miss Edith
Cummings of Chicago in the final
round. > and 1.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
summary

Stolen bases. Wano; sacrifice hits,
Wiltsey. Strong; two-base hits, Adams.
Segrist; home run. Donohue; double play,
Wano to Hamilton to Wano; struck out.
by Davenport 3. Roberts /. Wlltsey {;
bases on balls. off Davenport l, Roberts
4, Wiltsey 4; innings pitched, by Daven-
port l-3 with hits no runs. by Wiltsey
s l-3 with hits and . runs: hit by pitch
or Connolly by Wiltsey+ left On bases,
Dallas 5. Beaumont G.; umpircs. Leidy
and Sweeney; time of game, 1855.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
DYER WINS FOR SPUDDERS.
Hit Hard But Ex-COllegian Scatters
Former Mates Blows.

Houston. Tex, Sept. Eddie
Dyer, the former Rice Institute collie
gian who was sent by the st. Loui.
Cardinals to Houston this spring apl
then transferred to Wichita Falls.
pitched the Spudders TO an 1l-tO-5 vic
tory over old Buff mates Friday in
his last game before rejoining st.
Louis. He was hit hard. but scattered
the blows fairly well. Sell aifl Berry
had nothing much. Score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

xRan for Scgrist in ninth.
by Innings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
OSTERGARD's HOMER WINS.
. Reds" Nineteenth of Season Decide.
Game for Galveston.

Galveston, Tex. Sept. 1.-"Red "
Ostergard's nineteenth homer of the
season came in the fifth inning with
the bases full Friday and was enough
to beat Shreveport. 4 to 3, although
Brewer allowed Galveston only one
other hit. He walked nine, however.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
summary

base hits. Dyer: three-b base hits
Cotter; home run, Bliss; sacrifices. Ber-
ger. Locker. Cotter: double plays, Lock-
er to Berger to Cotter. Mcdonald to
Schmandt to Griffith; bases on balls,
off Dyer s. off Berry Z; hit by pitcher,
by Dyer l; struck out. by Dyer ); in
nings pitched. by Sell 2: hits. off Sell
hits and > runs; LEFT on bases. Hous
ton .. Wichita Falls II; umpires, Kane
and Tanning; time of game, ESQ.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
DALLAS DROPS ANOTHER.
Beaumont Bunts Lanky Davenport
From Box But Relief Is Worse.

Beaumont. Tex. Sept. 1.-Beau-
mont defeated Dallas Friday, : TO >.
Davenport was hunted from the box.
but Manager Morris made an unwiSe
choice of relief pitcher, for Roberts
walked in two runs. Turgcon beat
out three hunts. Eberhard stopped d
rally in the ninth. Score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
summary.

Two-hase hit Al Lehmberg; stolen
bases. Frazier 2, Deviney; struck out. by
I.ehmberg ?, Lamm 5: base on balls. by
Lehmberg S; batters hit. by Lamm 2;
flrEt base on errors Gsssers >. Peden :
left on bases, Cassers S. Peden 4: time.
1910: umpire, Z. Nogler; scorer, Ed
Georges
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01

By Innings.
Summary.

Two-base hit, Deviney: home run, Os-
Moore. Munson; struck out by Brewer =,
by Deviney 4: bases on balls. off Brewer
3, off Deviney 3; left on bases. Shreve-
port 6. Galveston 1; double play, Oster-
gard to Kearns to Wisterzil; time, l:SS /;
umpires, Estill and O'Toole.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
The Flag Chasers
TENAS LEAGUE
STANDING.


Fort Worth at San Antonio.
Shreveport at Galveston.
Dallas at Beaumont.
Wichita Falls at Houston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
Amateur Notes

- - - - - - - = - = a
Amateur teams are privileged to
use thi, column to srrange and an
nOunce games, call meetings and
make public results, changes In ros.
ters and other interesting Informal
ton. Bring 10 to the sporting editor
or phone Crockett 1919.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
Fridays Results.

San Antonio. 10; Fort Worth, 5.
Beaumont, ,; Dallas, :.
Wichita Falls, IL; Houston, 5.
Galveston, &: Shreveport, ).
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
Kansas City. Kan. Sept. Al,

f,
though $4,000 has been collected
from sale of stock for establishment
of a West rn League baseball team
here. organization of such team
probably will not be permitted, 1t
was made known here today. A let.
ter to the Kansas City, Mo-. club OF
the American Association from Presi-
dent Mike Sexton of the minor league
association. asserts that so long "as
the present national agreement ana
its rules are in effect throughout the
national association of minor league
baseball teams, there shall be no in
fringement upon the territorial right!
of the American Association club OF
Kansas City. Mo" These rights eX-
tends miles in every direction from
Kansas City. Mo. Recently members
of committee of the local chamber
of commerce conferred with Al
Tearney, Chicago, president Of the
Western League. The committee re-
rorted that Tearney had assured II
that the franchise now held by Sioux
City could easily be placed in Ran
sas ity. Kan. reXt year. If proper
financial arrangements were made.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.


san Francisco. 6: Los Angeles, 2.
Oakland, 4; Vernon. 1.
salt LAKE City. 10; Portland. ;.
Sacramento. :; Seattle, 6, Oil innings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
For Years and Years.

That fellow who has invented col
'apsihle platform FOR trucks Is a little
late Political parties have been using
something like that.-Buffalo News.