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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
Only Few Bears VIII Re-
turn 10 San Antonio.
Small Delegation Will Go
to Laredo Under Everett
Booze for Weekend Exhi-
billions.


The 1923 Bears are scattered. break
ing up the best bah club San Antonio
has had in the last ten years or more,
better even than the 1916 club that,
like this years. finished second but
did so almost solely through the pitch
:3g prowess of Ponder. Harding, Stew
art. Munsell and Mullins.
Within a few days, Bear players
will be scattered over a territory thou
sands of miles wide, some as far north
rs Boston. some as far south as La
redo, some as far west as California.
Ike Boone left Shreveport Saturday
night to join the Boston Braves.
frankie Fuller has instructions to
join Boston at once and will leave
San Antonio for the North Tuesday
morning. The others sold to Boston
will report next spring. In the mean
time, Ewell Gross returns here and
will go then to his home in Mesquite,
Texas. Rube Marshall departs for
Hillsville, Va: and Phil Todt has left
with John Schultz, Frank Kohlbecker
and Syl Simon for home in st. Louis.
Manager Bob Coleman will come to
San Antonio for few days before go
ing to st. Louis. where he lives in
the winter. Coleman and few play
ers who will return home here are due
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Best San Antonio Team
in Many Years Scatters

in from Shreveport early Tuesday or
Monday evening.
Going to Laredo.
Among these will be Everett Booze,
Karl Adams, Dewey Marshall and
Moke Meyers, who will play with
Booes all-star team that has games
booked this weekend with the Milmo
Bank of Laredo. Adams will winter
here, according to his present plans.
Meyers will go TO California, his home
state, and Booze, who lives here. will
take a trip to his boyhood neighbor-
hood in North Carolina that prob
ably will last all or most of the win.
ter. TEX" Wisterzil, George White
man and Pat Newman Of the Calves.
ton team will go to Laredo with
Booe's boys. Other places on the team
probably will be filled up with local
semi-pros.
Jim Galloway and "Leftyr I,ybrand
are in Dallas. where Jim will boss a
team of Texas Leaguers who are or
ganizing to play the Fort Worth Cats
a series before the Dixie games begin
and will then do little transforming
over the state. Galloway lives in Ran
ger. while IIgbrand spends the winter
in Harrington.
Morrison Teaches School.
Guy Morrison viii spend the winter
in San Antonio. teaching history al
Main Avenue High School. The "pro
fessor" is helping coach the MainHigl
football team and Will tutor the baskt
ball and track squads.
Bob Coachman left Shreveport di
rect for, his home in Urbana. Ohio.
Milber Porter. on whom the Bedr
count strongly in pitching next year
lives near Shreveport and took a hacl
over to his home from the Bears las
port of call.
"Red" lucas left the team Sunda,
night for his home in Nashville. Tenn
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
THREE POLO GAMES
Headquarters Eighth CORPS Area Vie
tor In Two Of Them.

/, Three polo games were played at
Fort Sam Houston despite dead
fields" due to the rain Sunday.
Eighth Corns Area Headquarters
wen in two of them, but the Fourth
Field ARTILLERY team gave their strong
conauerors a hot fight. the score be-
ing 2 to 2. Corps Area Headduar-
tiers downed the Fourth Cavalry, 8
to q.
i, The Fifteenth Field Artillery was
defeated by the Second Division team,
s TO ..
The only accident was not Of a
serious nature, Lieutenant Phelps
sustaining minor cuts and bruises
when his horse fell with him.
The fall polo season is going mer-
rily on in army circles here. Inter
est in polo is not only local. but
army officers are watching closely
the combats at Meadowbrook in
which the United States Army and
the British Army are now tied at
one game each. the Brftons having
evened the count with 1910 victory
Saturday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
LARUE AND PANCHO
MEET AGAIN MONDAY
TO FINISH DISPUTE
Shelton Hopes to Get
' Twelue Rounds Out of
Boys in Three Tries.

Promoter Jack Shelton Monday
night puts on Gene LaRue and Kid
Pancho. flyweight fighters, for the
third time in an effort to get II COM
plete rounds of battling out of the
boys. They are scheduled for II
rounds. If they get through the fifth
without falling through the ropes or
.slamming each other simultaneously
for double Knockout, as they did last
time, they will have travelled about l.
rounds in three tries. LaRue knocked
himself out by shooting through the
ropes after missing n wild swing in
their first bout. That was in the third
round. Then. the. freak double knock
out on the second meeting. That was
in the fourth round. Perhaps Mon
days scrap will end according to
Hoyle. It's practically a cinch there
will be knockout one way or the
other.
Shelton. is convinced he'll have the
biggest crowd of the season on the
roof. He has arranged promising
preliminary card to support the La
Rue-Pnncho affair in anticipation Of 8
bumper turnout.
Dummy Mahan, who has been uni
formly successful here in his briei
career, will meet real test in tough
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
"FIRPO NEXT CHAMPION"
Luis South American Mentor Still Be.
lieves in His Man.

Buenos Aires, Sept. 17.-"Luis An
gel Firpo will be the next champion of
the world" said Felix Bunge, Firpo's
mentor. in giving his impressions today
of Friday nights fight between Firpo
and Dempsey in New York. in which
the Argentine imam of destiny" was
knocked out in the second round.
Bunge said it was a matter of time.
but that the title eventually would
come to Argentina through the merits
of Firpo. He recognized that Demp-
sey was the most extraordinary man
that ever had stepped into ring"
"Now that the aspects of the contest
are known" said Bunge, they proved
how right we were in seeking a years
postponement for fight between Fir
DO and Dempsey. All the American
newspapers, and Tex Richard himself,
agree that within a year the match
would have had a different result.
This opinion is shared by Dempsey,
who had a chance 20 experience the
courage and terrible punch of Firpo."
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WITHDRAWALS REDUCE,
AMATEUR GOLF FIELD
TO ONE OF SMALLEST
Second Is Holes of Quail
flying Round Being
Played Monday.


Chicago, Sept. 1.-THE smallest
field of ontestants-about 120-that
has been seem in championship golf
tournaments for several years, teed
off at the Flossmoor Country Club
Monday on the last eighteen holes Of
the qualifying play for the national
amateur championship. OF the 200
who entered, nearly half Withdrew or
failed TO appear in time TO start the
6irst<round Of qualifying play Satur-
day.
Among the leading players VINO
failed to appear Saturday were James
A. Kennedy. Oklahoma champion /;
Nelson Whitney of New Orleans, for
mer Southern and Mississippi
champion Richard Hickey, of At
lanta; John Marshall, of Louisville,
the Kentucky champion; Reuben o..
Bush Jr., of New Orleans; Gardner
White. of New York; Frank Dyer. the
New Jersey champion, and Perry
Adair, the Southern champion.
John ID. Anderson, who has failed
only twice TO qualify in seventeen ma
tional championships, withdrew Sat
urday after taking a nine on the
water-hole seventh. Guy NJ. Standi-
fer of Washington and Dick Boden-
kamp of st. Louis. both with Sos, to-
gether with Frank Thompson OF 10
ronto, Canada, also look to be out Of
the running.
As the results of Saturdays rounds.
the golfers of the Middle West and
South lead with low scores. 10 shoot
ing under so and IS getting an
even so. OF the 120 players left in
the tourney, only the 81 with the low
est scores will be eligible for match
play. Predictions were made Satur-
day that it would take pair of SOS
at least 10 qualify but with another
day. of ideal golf weather and greater
familiarity with the difficult 670i-
yard course. the dopesters now figure
that it may take a lower score than
160 TO get in.
Despite the fact. however. that sew
eral Of the leading players took more
than so to get around they remain
favorites and it is expected they will
stay close enough TO par golf to equal
ize their high scores for the first
round.
John Simpson and Edgar thinner
Of Indianapolis Country Club. won
the team play trophy Sunday with n
best ball score Of 35-35-70. Simpson
sinking a longish putt on the tricky
18th Green for an eagle three to nose
out Il. r. Cochran and Dudley Gold
ing of Wichita Falls. Tex. by one
stroke. The Texas pair came in fair
w early with 33-3S-71. and their lead
stood until the Hoosier team finished
at dusk and snatched the prize with
an almost impossible good score on the
final hole. X. f. Rockenkamp and
James Manton. st. Louis, made 81
20 NJ.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
GIANTS SPLIT EVEN
fredericksburg Closes Home Season
With Pittsburg Glass Games.

Fredericksburg. Tex. Sept. 11.-The
Fredericksburg Giants closed their
home season Sunday by splitting
double-header with the Pittsburg Plate
Glass Company team of San Antonio.
Fredericksburg shut out the Classics
in the first game. 6 to O, but the Pitts
burgers came back in the second game
and won. to 3. on a slow field after
a showed DELAYED the game in the sec
ond inning. Scores:
First game r. II. Z.
Fredericksburg =. ............O IL
Pittsburg Glass Company. 80 3 o
Batteries: Hollmig and U. Henke;
Stevens and Huffaker.
Second game X. n. T..
.l...........2
Pittsburg Glass Co. ........L1O ,
Batteries: Hennig and U. Henke;
Wendell and Huffaker.
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SLOW MOVIES
SHOW CHAMP
TOOK FASTING
Films Disclose True Fero-
ciety of Heavyweight
!. Battle.
JACKS LEGS WABBLE
But, on Other Hand, He
Floors Firpo Nine
!, Times. II
.,.,re---s ,.-t
JACKS LEGS WABBLE
CHAMP OFF FOR YEAR

New York, Sept. 17.-Jack
Kearns, manager of Jack Demp-
sey, worlds heavyweight champion.
declared today that the champion
would not fight again this year.
:. An offer for Dempsey to fight
Harry Wills. negro contender Cor
= the heavyweight championship. at
Tin Juana, Mexico. in February
had been received, Kearns said. He
refused to comment on this offer.
Luis Angel Firpo will not be
ready to meet Wills for a year
either, but he is willing to meet
him then. Tex Richard, who put
on Fridays fight at the Polo
Grounds announced some time ago
that he had signed the Argentine
to meet Wills. The negro, how
ever attached his name to the con-
tract.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
BY the Associated Press.

New Xork SAINT t7-Tba orootaSt
battIe in tbe b;storv .of nur;,,sm MS
refonybt SUNDAY n;gbt Tbe rro a3 :
first round ~ The hout NJ Tho PoIo
CrorrSs Friday w.s shown 20 rar "
nsner mon in slow motion n;ctnros
r;r;nc them chance ~ rn.nhsnrr"
ersry dato;I af tba bot,Io which ;n
actna,;tv was 60 foSt and fur;ons ~,
that IL was y;rtnailv ;mnoss;ble 70
Loan ,ac.o,nt of srnrytb;nr .hat han'
nenad "P
~
Inc psetures showed mat JACK
dempsey knocked LUIS anger firpo
down seven times IN the 1lrst ROUND;
once the Argentine was nat on ms
PACK Tor the count oil nine ahother
time ne was hhocheu 10 sit'ihg posi-
ION ana lne 9tner i've times ne was
ther on MS hands ana knees or ms
Names alone pouened tne canvas. on
ihese i've knockdowns, rirpo didn
take count. IL was explained tnas
ne COULDN'T understand hnghsh ana
mat ne was taxing no chances OIL the
referee reacnlns III Defore ne was on
ms. 1eet again.
:. dempsey fought ike tiger IN tnat
flght round taxing every advantage OK
his South American opponent. Scarce
iy had tlrpo's hands LETT the canvas
when the champion rusned 10 ana
pounded MN with those terrific nooks
that crashed again ana again against
F1rpo's skull. When tirpo was
knocked hat on ms BACK ne lay near
corner. Inc champion stepped over
his PROSTATE form. waning: AS flrpo
started TO rise a!ter tne SKIN Knock
down, Dempsey clrcled around MN ike
great cat. keeping behind ms adver-
sary. AS F1rpo turned ana tried TO
face Dempsey as he rose, dempsey
Kept behind: then when ne saw f1rpo ;
hands had left the floor he sprang az
his opponent, soon sending him crash
ing to the canvas again: ~..
Had Dempsey in Bad way.
The pictures also showed the tremen-
dous power that lay behind that right
pf Firpo's. The first blow Firpo hit
Dempsey caused the champions knees
to sag. Firpo hit the champion nine
straight times with his right Just be-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
nut to Dempsey it may have been
hove.
Jack Took IS WallOps.

but to Dempsey it may have been a
shove.
Jack Took IS WallOps.
The real showing came as Dempsey
struggled back into the ring. He half
crawled through the ropes and the
newspaper men who sat with their
heads just above the level of the floor
pushed him through.
Once in the ring again and facing
the "Wild Bull" Dempsey took thir-
teen straight blows before he was able
to return one. Firpo sent one after
another at the champion who finally
fell in clinch and swung rights and
lefts until the gong sounded to end that
memorable round.
In the seven times that Dempsey
knocked Firpo down in the first round,
he used his famous left hook for the
sob five times. On the fourth knock
down he used left uppercut to the
body and on the fifth, he delivered
powerful right swing to the head. All
the left hooks connected with Firpo's
head.
Slow pictures of the second round
were not shown, but the regular speed
films showed how the champion fore
into his opponent from the Start, sefid-'
ing him to the floor once aud then
again for the count. As the referee
brought down his arm on the final
count, the huge South American was
trying to turn over. He was on his
hands and knees, his head dropping
and he was about to give up and top
pie to the floor again. Dempsey
caught him as ten" was called and
helped him to his corner.
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Gq E5THE SPORT PAGE62 r

Chuck Burns in the eight-round semi
windup. A four-round heavyweight
bout will be feature, Young Spence
being carded against a chap labelled
Young Gene Tunney. Johnny Simpson
will take on a newcomer, Mickey
Cromwell, in a four-rounder at weller
poundage. Jimmy windmill Jimmy"
Barrera and Young Jack Dillon will
lift the curtain with four-rounder.
The first bout will start at s 80.
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MILMOS BEAT ROTHS
Laredoans Take One Easy and One
Hard Game Sunday.

Laredo. Tex. Sept. 17.-The Lare-
do Milmos continued TO hold their own
against San Antonio teams on their
own diamond when they turned the
Roth Brothers team back in a double
header Sunday. IL to o and 3 to ..
The teams were to have played Satur-
day afternoon but were rained out.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
Baseball Briefs

The New York Yankees cannot lose
the American League race. They may
be tied for first place il Cleveland
wins every game, and they lose every
one, but one moro victory clinches
their title to first place and chance
at the worlds series. They won
double-header Sunday from Cleveland.
TO >, and 3 to ., before 60.331 spec
tators, one of the largest crowds that
ever cheered the home teams on TO
victory.
Babe Ruth made his thirty-seventh
home run of the season. again bring
ing him even with Cy Williams.
The New York Nationals subdued
the Cubs in Chicago, winning 10 TO
q, despite a shower of pop bottles
from the stands and bleachers. Barney
Friberg of the Chicago team was the
only man injured. He was struck on
the shoulder by bottle.
The Cincinnati Nationals trimmed
the Boston Braves in Cincinnati. Z to
4. although the Boston team Knocked
out fourteen hits to eight by the vic
tors. Rixey and Luque Kept the bingles
so scattered that they counted for
very little. Luque got credit for the
victory, his twenty-fifth. The Reds
passed the idle Pirates and are again
second. ...
In st. Louis, the Cardinals made
1t three out of four from the Phila-
delphia Nationals, winning 3 to >.
The st. Louis Americans defeated
the Washington Senators in Wash
ington.
feyvillc won the third game of the
play-off to decide the pennant win.
ners of the Southwestern League
from Coffeyville here Sunday. 3 TO l.
Coffeyville has won all three games
played SO far.
st. Louis, Sept. 17.-Harry Nc
Curdy, catcher for the st. Louis Ma
tionals. was married here Saturday TO
Miss Jean Makeever of Marseilles,
Ill.
Des Mdnes. Iowa, Sept. 17.-An-
nouncement has been made by the To-
cal Western League baseball club Of
the sale of G. r. Pat" Olsen to the
New York Yankees. Olsen will report
TO the Yankees next spring. He came
to Des Moines from the Texas A. &
NJ. College.
Mobile. Ala, Sept. 1.-THE sale of
Pitcher Oscar Ruhr. Outfielder d.
Williams and Catcher John Heving
by the Mobile Southern Association
club to the Boston American League
cal club. The purchase price was
not made public. The players will re.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
ENGINEERS. DEFEAT
FRANKS IN OPENING
CLASH ON GRIDlRON
Wigs Touchdown Decides
Practice Game Sun
day, to 0.

Fumbling only once although they
used the difficult Minnesota shift,
with plays mostly through the right
side Of the line, the Second Engineer
football team won its first game of the
season Sunday afternoon at Bracken-
ridge Park. practie affair with the
A. Il. Frank company eleven. The
score was Z to 0, Fullback Wigs
taking over a touchdown in the third
quarter on straight line plunges ard
following it with kicked goal. /.
For the first contest of the season.
both teams played creditable football
and the big crowd that lined the sides
of the field was well entertained.
For the winners, Wigs, Voeckel,
Cavanaugh. Jessup, Ferret and Fleen-
err did outstanding work. while Dos
hinko, Fry, Massie. Clara and Leb-
man were stars for the Franks. r
Lieutenant Chadwick's Engineers
were surprised to find the Frank team
a little heavier than they. The coach
admitted Monday that he had expected
his huskies to have n rather easy
game.
The Lineups:
2nd Engineers ca A. Il. Frank C0)
WllllamS -. Massle
Left End.
huSSeau ........ ClurN
Left Tackle.
Larmak ............... oinltn
Left Guard.
Jessup .................. Garcia
Center.
Right Guard.
Fleener- ................ cleveland
Right Tackle. -.
Cavanaugh .:............ Donalds
Right End.
Brnckcn 49,. NeDD
Quarterback.
NOeCkel .....sss.. ~
Left Halfback.
Mcdonnell .............. Scharlack
Right Halfback.
Wigs Doshinko
Enllhnck
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
Racing Bsot Catches Fire.

Buffalo. N. ". Sept. 17.-Rebert
Ringing of Chicago. owner and driver
of Viroling III, and his mechanician,
Louis Erhagg. were forced to desert
their craft and jump for their lives
when the speeding boat caught fire at
the ninth mile of the free-for-aI
sweepstakes of the international power
boat regatta in the last heat on the
Niagara river.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17

Substitutions Engineers-Rh0des
for Mcdonnell. Mcdonnell for Voeckel.
Voeckel for Rhodes, Bouton for Fer
rel: FranSs-Barnard. Burnett.
Riggs. Butler. Baker, HOFFMAN, Mar
tin. Erfurth and Torres.
Officials: Referee, Stevenson; UNI
pire. Smith; head lnesman. Van
Zaghi.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
Glasses Scientifically Fitted

Eyes examined by modern methods.
Lense grinding and optical repairing.
Siebert Optical Co., 103 Riverside
Walk. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
Orange County -Four Wins.

Philadelphia, Sept. IL. - The
Orange County polo team won Satur-
day from the Shelburne four in the
final match Of the international cup
tourney at the Philadelphia Country
Club by a score Of 10 goals to ..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-17
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Sundays Results.

Rochester. 1915; Syracuse, III.
Reading, Z; Newark. 4.
Buffalo, 8; Toronto. 4.
Baltimore. 7-1o; Jersey City. 20.
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Mrs. Stone Beckett

Insure your income against loss by
accident or illness. CIR. 2061. (Adv.)
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Mobile. Ala, Sept. 1.-THE sale Of

Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery, not
graveyard, a beautiful well kept
burial park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.)
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-01
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Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-01

A hawk and crow club has been or
ganized in Richwoods township. It
costs one chicken to join the club. All
chickens collected on membership are
deposited with the justice Of the peace
and the man who brings in the most
hawks, crows aud owls in specified
time gets all the chickens This plan
is expected 10 result in the death Of
q large number of chicken dcstroycrs.
Ash Flat correspondent to the Har-
dy Herald
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-01

S. H. Spikes and G.. r. Henry were
elected as members of the board Of
education In Walnut Ridge last week
of the 100 votes cast Mr.. Henry did
not lose Il vote and Mr.. Spikes only
one. Bob Moore Of Black Rock de-
fcatcd j. G. Eaton Of Imboden as a
member Of the county board Of educo-
tion hy one vote
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-01

A moonshiner refused 20 stop one
day last week when sheriff Harris Of
Independence county threw gun on
him. The sinner" happened to be in
a tin lizzie and tried to step on the
gas ana change locations but the sher-
i'll stepped on the trigger and shot the
lizzie through lung, making the cap
ture of the peddler an easy natter
Salem Banner.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-01

Harry Tnrry young man Of near
Mountain View, who was wanted for
grand larceny, was captured no his
home sunday, lie failed to make his
bond good when hc failed to appear
for trial ot the last term Of circuit
court Hc was placed Ia Jail at Noun.
tain View 90 remain until the fan
term of court
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-01

G.. NJ. Gibson Of Batesvllle. U. S.
deputy marshal, returned last week
from Oklahoma, whore he went TO
take youth by the name Of Franks.
whose home is in Stone county. to
Federal authorities In Oklahoma.
where he was tried and plead guilty
of robbng a postoilice in oklahoma.
ana was sentenced to one year in the
Federal penitentiary at Leavenworth.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-01

Because he owed a debt of $3.50
and anxious to pay IT, John West q
l2.year old boy went 10 work at a
sawmll near Newport ANA shortly
after he went to work he fell between
two saws, ana his right arm was man
gled aud he sustained internal ulur-
les that may cause his dcath.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-01
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