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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Pet Superstition Of
Reds Makes Roberts
Certain of Success

Big Jim Roberts, trying to win
a regular berth on the pitching
staff of the Cincinnati club, is GER
tain Of success, according TO the pet
superstition Of the Reds. Glowing
reports have peen broadcasted OF
the way Roberts has been showing
up In the spring. Roberts was sent
TO Cincinnati by the San Antonio
club. though he has never pitched
here, and the Bears expect to profit
with players in exchange IT he
makes the grade.
The Reds pet superstition Is
that any player cast off by De
troit is sure to be winner with
Cincinnati. Roberts was once given
a trial by Detroit but shipped back
to the minors.
Many Red stars have been turn.
ed down by the Tigers. Babe Pi-
nelli, regular third-baseman. is one.
Babe was tried and found wanting
Mt Detroit n couple of years ago.
Johnny Couch, whose great work
in the box helped keep Cincinnati
in the race last year, is a Detroit
eastoff. The same applies to
George Harper, now rated as one
of the hardest hitting outfieiders
in the big leagues. Cobb also look
ed for a long time at Caveney, the
Reds present shortstop. when
that young man was PLAYING win
ter ball in California. Ty finally
said he wasn't up to snuff. The
Reds got him and he's a regular
for them. They oil seem to sue
coed under Pat Moran after De-
troit turns them loose. The omen
is n good one for Roberts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
CITY LEAGUE TO PRY
OFF LID WITH THREE
GOOD GAMES SUNDAY
Two Contests Scheduled al
San Pedro and One at
Breckenridge.
CITY LEAGUE OPENERS.

Public Service Co. VS.. Pittsburi
Water Heaters, Breckenridge Park,
o'clock.
Telephone Company vs. Chic-C hics
San Pedro Park, 4 80.
Lone Star Bakery VS.. Express, Sar
Pedro PACK, ] 80.
San Antonio Light and Eagle Fur
niture Company, not scheduled unit
April Is.
The City Baseball League will bios
som out in an opening day triple
header Sunday afternoon, with two
games at San Pedro Park and third
on the Breckenridge diamond. Som'
of the teams called upon TO get into
action have already been tested ant
found to be classy outfits, Will,
others have done little practicing ant
are unknown quantities.
Managers, instructed to report open
ing lineups to Secretary Weber of the
league. were unable to definitely as
sign players to various positions fol
the Sunday games in some cases anC
merely gave lists OF their men, &c
cording to Weber.
The Public Service Company, which
meets the Pittsburg Heaters at Brack'
enridge Park, will line up as follows
Harris, Of: Wahls, lib; Browning, If
Hufaker, c; Krauss, SIS: Dresch, 3b
Pape, D.: Swanson, IF: Swartz, 2b
The players Of this team will meet on
the diamond at 8 o'clock.
The Pittsburgers will pick their
team from this squad Means, Kelly,
Mayer, Butler, Wintz, Barry. Layne,
Koch, another Layne. Sullivan, Lind.
sey and Manager Reno, who will
catch.
Ted Stahl will umpire.
Lone Star players available will be
Wright, Bob Lord, Fry, Simon,
Knoulton, Kalensher, Bridges, Rosen.
berg and Winston Lord. The Bakers
opponents will line up as follows
Bertetti, lib; Await, Oh: Grell, 3b
Cans, SIS; Rodriguez, If; Hawley, II
Rees, Ct: Taylor. catcher; Ruthenbers
and Podewils, pitchers.
"Blue" Meyers will umpire.
The Telephone aggregation will in
elude the O'Banions, Halliday, eau
BATE, Brown. Miller, Haley. Wells
Mathis, the Barnes boys, Schweitzei
and Storrie, with Manager Kelly il
charge.
Opposed 10 them will De the follow
ing Chic Chic players: Manager Tuck
er, Robbins. MeCarty, Burnett. Con
rad, Roberts, Monahan, Patterson
Froebel. MeElroy, Wendell, Wells
Conoly and Heye.
Ritter will umpire this game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
BOWLING
CITY HANDICAP LEAKUE.
Final Standing.

Special team prizes:
Cleonan-O Osborn, high single game
1862.
Joske Bros. Co. and Eagle Furni.
ture Co. tied for high three-game Sc
ries. a945.
Special individual prizes:
p. d. Hill, high single game, 266.
p. A. Thomas, high three-game Sc
ries. 720.
Ed Kohr, high individual average,
191.
Individual averages:
+. .Kohr, 191; Thomas, 100; Evans.
1856; Meyer, 1856; Wendeburg, 1S4 ;
Wagenfehr, 1888; Eyborn. 1872; Moss,
1S1; Windrow, 1850; McCulloch, $50 ;
Hill. 17S; r. Nixon, III; Lee, 176 :
Randall, 175; Cahill, 175; II. Nixon,
ia; Mulligan, ia; Wyse. 173; Al
yes, 172; Grubbs, 172; Kilgore, 172
Ullrich, III; Yelton, 10; Mitchell
10; f. johnson. 10; McMonigal,
1850; Coils. 1859; Long, 16S; Brown,
1863; Schidknecht, 1GS; Kavanaugh,
16T: Stephens. 1857: Gerhardt, 1877 t;
Grimes, 1857: Hebb. 167: Hohon. 166 !;
Palmer. 1856; Klaus, 1866; Anderson.
lot LOo SdHts ipO Soh
ring, 1876; Frazier, 1872; Ackermann,
1862; Quick, 161; Michel. 1G0; j.
Brand. 100; VI. Brand, 100; NeuEer.
1850; Zizik. 100: Weyrich. 15S: y.
johnson. 15S; Brimer, 157; Fitzglb
bors, 1873; Teich. 1853; st. John. ! 81 !;
Folk, 142: Lehne. al: Zuercher,
40.
The feature of the League season
was recorded on the last night. Fri
day, when Pat Thomas of the Eagle
Furniture Company, rolled the total
Of 730, said TO be the highest ten-pin
total ever amused in San Antonio.
He started with PA and then rolled
25S in the second game and repeated
that score in the third. This beat the
old individual total of 664 set by Ed
Kohr by GO pins. Thomas remark
able total enabled the Eagles to tie
the Joske three-game team total Of
2945.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
FOURTEEN CARS AND
EIGHT MOTORCYCLES
IN SUNDAYS MEET
First Of Six Races at
Speedway to Start
at 2 O'Clock.

The six-race automobile and motor
cycle meet which was postponed be-
cause of track conditions last week
will be held Sunday afternoon on the
two-mile San Antonio Speedway ON
the Corpus Christi and Pleasanton
roads, south of the city. Fourteen
cars aud eight motorcycles are en-
tered.
The first race will be for cars with
less than 200 cubic inches piston dis
placement; the second a contest for
cars of more than 200 inches; the
third for motorcycles Of Glass "B"
rating; the fourth for automobiles,
free for all: the fifth for motorcycles
of Glass "A" and the sixth a handi-
cap event for automobiles.
Each race will be ten miles, or
five times around the oval. The plan
of short races was adopted to insure
excitement all the way through.
The entry list for the automobile
races follows: No. 1, Southwestern
Special, Ed II. Eekenroth: No. 3,
Ford Special, J. Jordan: No. 4 Pack
ard "12," w. Harper; No. 3, Chevro-
let Specldl, AhtH AllOtoohs w. "
Ford Special, Dell Gotten; No. q,
Chevrolet Special, Grayson Lubbock;
No. s, Dodge Special. Jim Lawrence !;
No. 0, Oakland Special, ]. b. Doyle; ;
No. 10, Ford Special, William Me
Coy; No. IL, Paige Special, i. X.
Parker; No. II, Chevrolet Special,
Joe Maurer: No. 10, Ford Special,
Taylor; No. Ia. Mathieson Special,
driver not selected; No. %, Durant
Special, j. w. Draper.
Motorcycle entries: Harley-Davld-
sons, Ogle Heikens. Vivian Taylor,
Grayson Lubbock, Sterling. Bernhard
and Jack Meadows: Indians. Carl
Peters, Bob Shepherd and George
Puryear.
Officials: Charles d. Birkhead,
referee; Bill Scott, starter; Pat Oak
ley, Fred BONNER and Alvin Davis,
timers; +. ]. Harder, August Krueg-
err and Dave Frazier, judges Gene
Roth. Sam Passur and Ben j..
Nitsch, technical committee.
Buses to the races will leave
Alamo Plaza at IL 80 to the track.
Cars will also meet street cars at
the end of the South Flores line be-
ginning at 1 o'clock.
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CIVILIAN POLO TEAM
FACED WITH HANDICAP
OF IL GOALS SUNDAY
Must Play Fast Against
Artillery-Non-handicap
Tournament Starts.

The San Antonio Polo Club team
of civilian players is up against a
twelve-goal handicap Sunday after
noon on the municipal field in Brack-
enridge Park in the game with the
Fifteenth Field Artillery, Second Di-
vision, Fort Sam Houston. This
game will be. the only one played
Sunday in the southwestern circuit
and Texas cups handicap tournament,
the Kelly Field and Second Division
teams having postponed their SEIZED.
uled game to Monday afternoon at y
in order to give their ponies another
day of rest. They will play on the
division field.
So that there will be activity in the
cantonment garrison, Fort sam
Houston, formerly Camp Travis, in
polo way. the tournament for the
San Antonio Polo Club cups, TO be
played for without handicaps, will be
started with a game between Eighth
Corps Area Headquarters and the
Twelfth Field ARTILLERY, at 2 80.
The handicap tournament will be
completed Wednesday, in all proba-
bility.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
MAIN HIGH IS
EASILY WINNER
IN TRACK MEET
Breckenridge High Defeat
ed in Annual Athletic
Events 20 to 40.
LOSER IS HIGH MAN
TilIinghast Three-fourths
Of Point Ahead Of Gum
and Davis.

Main Avenue High School Saturday
afternoon won rather easily from
Breckenridge High in the annual
track and field meet between the in
situations on the San Pedro Park
field. Main High scored 20 points
against the South Sider's 40.
A member of the losing team, Glenn
Tillinghast, was high individual point
getter with twelve. He won the pole
vault and was second in the 220-yard
low hurdles and broad jump. In ad-
dition, he was awarded one point as
the only starter besides Davis of Main
in the high hurdles, though he did
not finish.
Davis and Gum of Main were sec
ond with eleven and q quarter points
each. The fractions we've earned as
members of the victorious relay team.
Davis swept the hurdle events, while
Gum was superior in the dashes.
Gum made some remarkable time on
poor track, being timed IN III 10
seconds for the century-two matches
caught him in Ten flat-and ~ 20,
a wonderful performance, in the ~
dash.
Other High Scores.
Cordova OF Nam gathered ten points,
TPabucco of Main eighth, Urban OF
Breckenridge eight, Aelton of Main
six and a fourth, and Massey OF
breckenridge, six.
The summary:
Hundred-yard dash: Gum, Main,
first, Van Balm, (Brackenridge,l sec
and Roberts, MAIN, third. Time
ten and two-fifths seconds.
Two-hundred and twenty-yard dash
Gum, MAIN, first; Van Balm
(Brackenridge), second; Stedham
MAIN third. Time, - 10 seconds.
Mile run: Cordova, (Mainl first
Beaumier, (Main) second; Ozuna
Breckenridge third. Time, four
minutes IS 20 seconds.
Half-mile run: Cordova, (Main)
first. Hailton, (Main) second ;
Quirk, (Brackenridge) third. Time,
two minutes 80 20 seconds.
Four hundred and forty-yard dash :
Celton, (Main) first; Clark, (Brack-
enridge) second; Greer, (Main)
third. Time IS 10 seconds.
Hundred-yard high hurdles: Davis,
(Main) first; (Tillinghast awarded
one point as only other man, though
he did not finish). Time, IL 40 sec
onds.
Two hundred and twenty-yard low
hurdles: Davis, MAIN first; Til
linghast, (BrackeLridge) second; Rob
erts, (Mainl third. Time, 20 sec
onds.
High jump: Houghton, (Main)
first; Massey, breckenridge second !;
Philips, (Main) third. Heights, five
feet on the three-fourtbs inches
Broad jump: Steadham, (Main)
first; Tillinghast, (Brackenridge)
second; Renfro, (Brackenridge) third.
Length, Al feet.
Pole vault: Tillinghast, tBracken-
RIDGE first; Massey, (BrackeDridgel
second; Cobb, (Brackenridge) third.
Height, .eleht feet five inches.
Discus: Urban, (Brackenridge)
first: Trabucco, (Main) secoLd;
Renfro, (Brackenridge) third. Length,
lib feet and five inches.
Relay, won by Main team (Gunn,
Fletcher, Kelton. Davis.) Time. two
minutes A and two-fifths seconds.
The meet was sponsored by the San
Antonio Rotary Club which offered
trophies for the winners. The Rotary
committee in charge was composed of
Carlton Adams, Bob Cooley and g.
Zalmanzig.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
BEST GAME TO WATCH
IS BASEBALL, THINKS
HUTCHINSON, GOLFER
Jock Says 1t Takes. Brace
Person to Follow Colt
Match on Hot Day. i

Pinehurst, n. c., April 1.-THE
greatest game of all to watch is base
ball." says Jock Hutchison. famous
golfer.
"when I say that, I am not throw
ing any cold water on golf," con-
tinues Jock. "Golf is better game
from a health standpoint, because
age is no bar to playing it and does
not call for the strenuous exertion OF
baseball.
"However, no one for a minute
would think of arguing that goii IS
as interesting to watch as baseball.
love to play it but can't enthuse
very much as to watching il. have
always thought il took q game per-
son to follow two golfers around 10
holes on a hot day.
I'm golf, the thrills are limited, as
most OF the experts become so per-
feet in their play that the matches
get rather mechanical.
.In golf the biggest thrill comes
when some expert makes poor play
rather than good one. A sliced
shot or a missed short putt is what
causes the spectators to. gasp.
Most Englishmen enthuse over
cricket, but / don't. ! think some OF
the boys are kidding themselves
when they rave over that game.
az like TO watch soccer. Its a
great game with plenty of thrills. l
like it better than the American
brand Of football. l can also en-
thuse over a good horse race.
However, the greatest game 70
watch is baseball and believe l
would have been a big Lacquer II |
had taken up baseball instead OF golf
as a kid. Say, / can 90 out and get
a fly ball like Cobb or Speaker right
now. but 1 don't hit 'em so well. l
do better swinging at a golf ball.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
ROY LEWIS NET OF
II LOW SATURDAY IN
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF
E. L. Brown Has Best
Gross Score of After
noon, an so.

Roy Lewis, with net score Of n
won the Saturday sweepstakes golf
tournament played on the course of
the San Antonio Country Club. He
had a gross score of 81. and a handi-
cap of eleven.
H. B. Andrews was second with 81
gross, seven handicap and "a net. n. b.
Chandler played 92-16-T6. E. l..
Browns so was low gross for the
afternoon. His handicap Of four gave
him a net of I6. Tom Rue, with 50
1871; DIR. J. s. Steele, with Oils
70. and +. V. Pancoast. with S0-0-s0.
were other who had net scores of 50
or better.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Expecf Golf Field Of Is.

San Angelo. Tex, April 7.-Gon-
ers to the number Of at least 20 from
a score Of West Texas cities are ex-
pected to be guests of the San An
gelo Country Club here in its first
invitation tournament beginning Mon
day. April %. and lasting three days.
Such an attendance is indicated in let
ters already received from country
club secretaries elsewhere and golfers
not members of such organizations
who will participate. Among the
places to which invitations will he
mailed April 10 are: Abilene, Post.
Amarillo, Lubbock. Sweetwater. East
land, Weatherford. Brentwood. Bal
linger, Mineral Wells, Ranger, Breck-
enridge. Strawn, Cisco, Del Rio. Plain
view, Quanah. Vernon and Canyon.
Most of the players will likely motor
here for the inaugural of what is ex-
pected to be made an annual affair
around Sam Jacinto Day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Canton Wins Title.

Lindale, Tex, April THE Canton
High School girls, basket ball team
defeated the fast Jacksonville High
team here Saturday afternoon for the
championship of East Texas, 28 to
90. The winners now play the Waco
High svls at Canton next Saturday
night for the state championship.
Much credit is due the Jacksonville
team, as il has played on On indoor
court only few times. Superior
team-play won for Canton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08

New York, April IA shipping
firm here has received message from
j. +. Howard, Princeton graduate,
now in India, that he has captured a
tiger and is sending it to Princeton
University as mascot for the Prince
ton Tigers football team.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
TITLE FOR RICHARDS
Boy Tennis Wonder Takes Away
Hunters Indoor Honors.

New York, April 7.-yincent Rich
ards of Yonkcrs, n. Y, Saturday won
the national indoor singles tennis
championship by defeating Francis 7.
Hunter, the champion last year, 81,
Ga 7-5.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Seguin Adds Another.

Seguin. Tex. April 7.-Seguin
High School added another baseball
victory Friday by defeating Nixon
High here, 10 to 3. Seguin defeated
Main Avenue High Of San Antonio
last Wednesday, s to =, in the sea-
sons opener.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Zuna Marathon Winner.

Detroit, Mich. April Frank L.
Zuna, Of Newark. n. j.. Saturday
won the Auto City marathon race
from Pontiac, Mich. His time was
two hours, "a minutes and four-fifths
of a second.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
browns Slam Pelicans.

New Orleans, April IA seventh
inning rally, with two hits. two walks
and an error netting three runs, broke
up a ball game at New Orleans Sat
urday. the st. Louis Browns winning
over the Pelicans. s to 4. Vangilder
and Danforth divided pitching bonors
for the Browns.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
HOUSTON GOLF !
|. STAR DEFEATS
tom COCHRAN
Carlton Achieves Ambition
to Become State Golf
Champion.
CUP FOR SEELIGS0N
San Antonian Wins Texas
Cup in First Flight
~ Consolation.
CUP FOR SEELIGSON
AT DALLAS NEXT YEAR

The Brook Hollow Country Club
of Dallas has been awarded the
1924 tournament of the Texas Coli
Association. The date for the tour
nament was not decided upon, ac-
cording to word from Galveston.
where the 1923 tournament is in
its last day, this matter having
been left largely to the Dallas club.
Waco also put in a bid for the
1924 event.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Bonner Trains Life-sayers.

c. c. Bonner Army ~" physical d.
rector, who has returned to San An
tonic after tour of western army
hospitals. has started life-saying
class and has thirty would-be sol
der life-savers already. .--.-.-.,.G
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
High Games tn Terms

Fort Worth, Tex, April ANDY
High, Brooklyn infielder, Joined his
team here Saturday night. 1t was re-
ported he had come TO terms and
would sign a contract.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Spuds Beat Cub Seconds.

Wichita Falls, Tex, april =
Wichita Falls won from the Chicago
Cubs second team Saturday afternoon
by score of 6 to 2. Darraugh who
hurled for the Spudders held the WISH
tors hitless until the beginning of the
seventh inning when two hits and an
error Melted the visitors their two
scores.
r. II. f
Chicago ................... > I
Wichita Falls ............6 IL 1
Batteries: Hodges and Wirts I;
Darrough and Biscoff.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Phinies Nose Out Macks.

PhIiadeIphia, April "a sixth-in-
ming rally by the Athletics which
Melted Connie Mack's team two runs
failed to overcome three-run lead
and the Phillics took the initial con-
test of the Quaker City teams an
nual spring series, 3 to ..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08
Houston Beats Omaha.

Houston, Tex, April 7.-Steady
pitching on the part of twirlers for
both teams featured the contest here
Saturday afternoon between the Hous-
ton Bluffs and Omaha of the Western
League, in which the Bluffs trimmed
the visitors, 8 to 4. Score by innings /:
r II II
Omaha $50. .010 900 OFF s o
Houston -. 300 200 OOx-5 0 9
Batteries: Okrie, Odenwald and
Wilder; Knight, Hollis and Darr.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08

Galveston. Tex, April IA new.
champion holds sway over Texas ana
teur golf. He is o. s. (Ossie) Carl
ton Jr., of Houston, who Saturday
won his final 36-hole match from Tom
Cochran of Wichita Falls, 8 and ..
The young Houstonian displayed
superior golf throughout over his
North Texas opponent Cochran's
shots frequently got him into trou-
BILE, while Carlton was rarely in the
rough.
Cochran was leading Carlton up
at the turn Of the morning round.
Carlton was 1 up on Cochran at the
thirteenth hole and was 1 up at the
eighteenth.
Neither golfer was more than one
hole in the lead during the first half
Of the match.
Carlton Far Ahead at Turn.
Carlton had his opponent 4 down
at the turn in the afternoon play.
The next two holes were halved. Coch-
ran won the 30th with birdie 2, but
lost the next. Cochran then won the
32nd and 33rd but lost out on the
34th when he took 6 10 Cartons ..
Cards for the afternoon round;
Carlton:
In .......s...>..444 455 8
Cochran:
Out .,............4 35 554 546-H
In .442 ga 6
Carlton One Up ut Noon.
The morning play, at the close or
which Carlton was 1 up, was pretty
much of a see-saw affair, with Carl
ton showing up little the better.
Morning round.
Carlton:
Out ..... AS 544 63439
In .443 544 434-S5-I4
Cochran:
Out .594 554 5s4Ss
In ......... .454 5S5 635--SS-I7
Lamar Seeligson of San Antonio.
defeated DR.. Edward Randall, Jr.. for
the Texas cup, the trophy in the first
flight consolation, at SO holes. Seelig-
son won by 3 and 1.
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Cubs. Outhit. Beat Cats.

Fort Worth, Tex, April AL
though outhit almost two TO one, the
Chicago Cubs defeated the Fort Worth
Cats here Saturday, . to 9. Infield
errors on the part of the Cats were
directly responsible for their defeat.
Possum Moore was the hitting hero
of the day, driving out q timely
double and long home-run over the
left field fence. Friberg also hit a
home-run in the ninth inning with
no one on base, the blow being made
off Wilcey Moore. who had relieved
Pate. Score:
r III +
Chicago .121 021 1919 6 .
Fort Worth ..030 900 110-6 IL 6
Batteries: Osborne, Aldridge and
O'Farrell; Wachtel, Ross, Pate, W.
Moore and H. Moore.
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Baseball Briefs
Brooklyn Downs Yanks.


Dallas, Tex, April 7.-Jabbing the
famous Joe Bush and Carl Mays for
base blows when they counted the
Brooklyn Dodgers took the New York
Yankees into camp Saturday by a
4 to 3 count, in the best battle Of
fered local fans this year. Among
the lowly defeated ones, too, was none
less than baseballs greatest side show
Babe" Ruth. The mighty Bamino
failed TO knock one of his special
four-base knocks, but played a big
part in the Yanks' scoring, register
ing two of the three runs made. He
got double, walk, struck out and
hit an easy infield grounder.
lack Wheat. brother of Dallas own
"Buck" Wheat, and a star of past
decades, shared clouting honors with
Walter Schang, the great Yank back
stop.
Fred "Dutch" Schliebner. former
Texas Lacquer, now first sacking for
Brooklyn, managed to furnish two
base blow in the eighth for his
friends. 1t paved the way for a run
and gave his club lead.
The second appearance of the big
"Babe" failed to draw the crowd that
was on hand the first time, and n
portion Of the grandstand was empty.
The score:
r H r
New York 100 01o co.'s 4 8
Brooklyn ....200 600 oil 10 0
Batteries: Bush, Mays and Schang |;
Smith, Shriver' and DeBerry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08

The morning play, at the clos
which Carlton was 1 up, was pl
much of a see-saw affair, with
ton showing up a little the bettel
Morning round.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-08

Lamar Seeligson of San Antonio.
defeated DIR. Edward Randall, Jr., for
the Texas cup, the trophy in the first
flight consolation, at SO holes. Seelig-
son won by and 1.
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