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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
LOPSIDED SCORES I
CHARACTERIZE ALL
CITY LEAGUE GAMES
Public Service Team
Kneads Bakers-GraUes
Hits Two Homers.

The Public Service company's team
had an easy time retaining the City
League lead by walloping the Lone
Star Bakery nine to the tune Of 1Ir
toll affair Sunday. Krauss Of the
winners connected for three hits in
four trips to bat. The losers made nine
errors. while the winners made four
The Public Service team slammed IL
hits for IL runs.
Schwartz of the Public Service
made q three-bagger, which started the
winners off on the jump. Small
twrled good ball for the Utilities, fan
ming ii Bakers. He allowed only four
hits and walked three men.
Lord, Farrer and Simon. Rosenbeck
and Atkinson.
In the league game between the
Blacksmiths and the Eagle Furniture
Company, the latter won by n 10-to-5
score. The winners grabbed IL hitsl,
while the BlaclSmiths got S.
sally" Graves, home-run king OF
the City League. increased his total
by two in Sundays game.
Batteries: Davenport and Krauss
Jones. Tindell and Reese.
The Pittsburg Water Heaters trim
med The Light. in the third League
game, 16 TO 0. Criner had an off day.
and allowed the Heaters "a hits.
Batteries: Anderlich. Layne and,
Berry; Criner and Vargas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
M e HE SPORT PAGE&2s@ r
What Boxers Are Doing
Firpo Loses About $4,000.

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 6.-Luis Angel
Firpo, Argentinian heavyweight boxer,
left here Sunday night for Indianapolis
minus approximately $4,000, which,
according to the estimate of local pro-
moters, his ten-round bout with Tom
Cowler, called off by order of Governor
4. NJ. Hyde, would have Melted him.
The bout was to have taken place here
Monday. He is scheduled to box Joe
Downey at Indianapolis next Wednes-
day. Firpo, who arrived here Satur-
day, from Omaha, where he won a
ten-round decision over Homer Smith,
had intended to leave earlier evening
but changed his plans. He said he
was in good physical condition and
anxious to get all the fighting possible
before meeting Jack Dempsey, the
heavyweight champion, September II.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
PREPARES SCHEDULE
FOR A SECOND RACE
Second Half of Season to
Begin With Tuesdays
Game.

Ed Georges, new secretary of the
Commercial Baseball League. Monday
announced the schedule for the second
half Of the season as follows:
Tuesday August Z: I.-G. y. VS.. South
ern Pacific; I.-G. n. diamond.
"Wednesday. August S: City Bank VS..
Thursday, August .: Gassers VS.. Tig-
ers; Public Service.
Saturday. August Il: Alamo VS.. Sap.
L-G. y.
Sunday. August IL: Gassers VS.. Alamo.
Public Service.
Monday, August Is: Peden VS.. s. p:
Public Service.
Tuesday, August II; Tigers VS.. I.-G.
NJ: Public Service.
City Bank; Public Service. Peden VS.
SAP; I.-G. y.
Friday. August II: Tigers VS.. Peden;
Public Service.
Pubic Service. City Bank vs.. I.-G. NJ
| L-G. n.
Monday, August 20: Gassers vs., sap
| Public Service.
Tuesday, August 81; Tigers VS.. s. p
Wednesday, August 80: City Banl, VS.
Peden; Public Service.
Thursday, August IS: I.-G. y. VS.. sap
i,-G. n. GasserS VS.. S. p: Public Serv-
saturday. August 20: Tigers VS. Alamo
Public Service.
sunday, August 2s: Alamo VS.. I.-G. NJ
Public Service.
| Tuesday. August IS: Gassers VS.. I.-G
~; Public Service. S. T. VS.. City Bank;
II.-G. y.
Thursday. August 80: Tigers VS.. Sap;
Public Service.
| Friday, August 81: Gassers VS.. Peden;
Public Service.
Saturday, September 1: Alamo VS.. City
Bank; Public Service. S. p. VS.. Sap; l.
| C. y.
Saturday. September S: Alamo VS.. Pc.
den; Publ; Service.
Tie diamonds TO be used i'll the sec
ond half are located as follows: I.-G
~, right hand side of West Commerce
street. going west, just northeast o
Our Lady of the Lake College; Publ,
Service, south on South Flores stree
10 Helena, east on Helena to the Sal
roundhouse, south on Probandt OF,
block to an alley running east, which
crosses the Sap tracks into the base
ball grounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
ALAMO-PECKS LOSE
HEART-BREAKER TO
RUNGE IN THE 10TH
Holchak's Homer Breaks
Up Game-Indians Hate
Umpire Brown.

The Alamo-Peck Indians lost a
heart-breaker to the Runge Red Sox
at Schwab Field in ten innings
Sunday. Several times it seemed
that the Indians had the game won,
only to have it slip from their grasp.
Twice they did war dance around
the home plate. where Umpire Buck
Brown of Runge held forth. yipping
about Indian runners called out as
they slid in.
The visitors hit three home-runs.
Sheldon, Leissner and Holchak turn
ing the trick. Red" Holchak broke
up the ball game in the tenth, when.
after the Indians had scored, "Red'
parked the bah with Crosby on base.
The Indians had tough luck in their
tenth or they might have withstood
even this heart-breakinS event.
Schraub, batting for Stair. walked
after Crosby had robbed Griesenbeck
with a one-handed catch. Huntress
tripled over Sheldon and Schraub
scored. Huntress tried to score and
was called out at the plate. 1t was
a questionable decision. Dwyer flied
out.
The Indians meet more tough op-
position next Saturday and Sunday
when they take on the Del Rio Cow
boys again.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
LIBERTY TEAM WINS
Pickup Soldier SeXtet Beaten by Club
Marksmen.

The Liberty Club pistol team had
little trouble defeating a pickup team
of soldier target-puncturers from the
cantonment area, Fort Sam HOus-
ton. Sunday. Using the scores of the
six low men out of eleven who fired,
the Liberty team still was able 10
come out "a points to the good. The
shooting was done over J0-yard
course of slow fire and 2J-yard
course for rapid fire. o
The scores that counted in the
match were as follows:
Liberty: T. q. Miller, 2iG out Of Il
possible 300: DR.. Van Buren,. 242 ;
Captain futile. 242; Captain Cooper,
240: II. f. Thompson, 23S; Graham
Dowdell. 222. Total. 1890.
Army: Lieutenant Singer. pa !;
Goodwin. 247; Chebowski, GAG; Tay-
lor. 226; Van Docenter. 223 Nc
Dowell. 217.
Other Liberty Clu3 marksmen shot
as follows: 80
]. W. Dell. 27,i 4. ]: Cline, 269 !;
". r. Louchboroasb. 26j; Sergt; w.
]. Reed. 264 G; r Barbera. 256-
a shcaf tiHie'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
ST. GERARD,S WINS
SECOND HALF TITLE
IN PARISH LEAGUE
Meets Winner of Crucial
Sacred Heart-St. Leo
Game Next Week.
PARISH LEAGUE.

The st. Gerard'S team. hopeless
tail-enders III the first half Of the
Parish League season. completed
their remarkable comeback in the sec
ond half by winning the title with a
perfect percentage rs the result of a
shutout victory Sunday over the
Sacred Heart nine, to o. With all
interest glued on the battle for the
second half honors, the other league
game between the st. Joseph's and
ST. Cecelia's teams was cancelled
since it had no bearing on the
title.
Now league followers are all pep
ped up over the scheduled meeting of
the Sacred Heart and st. Leo's club,
probably on the Apache field. next
Sunday to decide the tie at the end
of the first half of the season. The
winner of this game will tangle with
st. Gerard's for the seasons cham
pionship.
Sunday. Prove. at short, with a
sensational catch and three hits:
Sullivan, in center. with two fancy
running catches; Carver, Langhnais.
j. Buttimer and Pinn. with lots of
wallops among them. were the stars
for the winners. Shortstop Nc
Brearty of the losers slashed out a
triple. the longest hit of the game.
Nollmer made a pretty catch in CEN
ter. Pinch-hitter Weynand deliver
ed one of Sacred Hearts five hits but
it didn't do any good.
The winners made eight hits. Welt
man umpired.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
WESBROOK NET CHAMP
Lott Defeated by Detroiter in West.
ern Tennis Finals.
South side Tennis Club. Chicago.

South Side Tennis Club, Chicago.
Aug. 6.-Walter Wesbrook, southpaw
racquet-wielder of Detroit. won the
mems singles by taking without great
difficulty the final match from George
Lott of Chicago. 81, 81. 10.
The star t~m of Wesbrook and
Hennessey successfully defended their
western doubles title by defeating the
Chicago pair. Walter Hayes and Alex
Squair. 81. e.. Ga. The champions
had defeated Wray Brown, st. Louis,
aud Axel Craven. formerly of San
Francisco. earlier in the day by the
score of G.. 4-6. 1-6. 10. 6-3. The
first part of this match was played
Saturday, being halted by darkness.
In the women'S doubles finals. Miss
Leighton and Mrs. Leo Walter. Chi
cage. defeated Mrs Riese and Miss q.
Nicely in a hard test of court strategy
and wits by score Of SO. sc, O..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
JOHNSTON In FORM
Carries Partner 10 Sraight.set Vie.
tory Over kinsey Brothers.

New York. Aug. 6.-William VI.
Johnston again upheld his position in
the lawn tennis armament today by
carrying Clarence !. Griffin. his for
mer partner in the national doubles
championship. through TO straight
set victory IN the final of the metro
politan doubles. The pair conquered
Robert and Howard Kinsey. Pacific
Coast champions, on the turf Of the
Crescent Athletic Club, Bayridge, Co,
Ga, 6-3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
Baseball Briefs

Babe Ruth hit his Goth and 9th
home runs at the New York
American League ball park Sunday,
bringing him within one circuit tally of
Cy Williams. the Philadelphia Nation
al slugger, who has 2S. The pair Sun
day aided the New York Yankees ma
terially in defeating the st. Louis
Browns in a hectic 13-inning contest,
9-S. With Ruth, Hoyt and Witt on
base in the thirteenth, Bob Meusel hit
into left field and sent the winning
run home.
In Cincinnati, Hugh McQuillan
pitched shutout ball for the New York
Nationals and drove both Giant runs
in, practically beating the Reds by
himself. The score was 30.
The Chicago Nationals took only an
hour and quarter on their lot TO
defeat the Brooklyn Robins, AS. Dutch
Henry, young Brooklyn southpaw,
weakened in the second. when the Chi
cagoans gathered all their runs.
The Boston Americans beat the De-
iroit Tigers at Detroit, 80, and the
Boston Nationals defeated the st.
Louis Cardinals at st. Louis, 40. The
Washington Senators won close game
from Cleveland at Washington. 60.
Other clubs were not scheduled.
The New York Nationals, apparent
" far from a broken reed. despite all
the sad things recently said of Nc
Graw's pitching staff. continue TO hold
their lead in the National after taking
the second straight from the Cincinnati
Reds. who. the wiseacreS have said,
will cop the pennant. The New York
ers not only jammed the aspiring Reds
into third place by Sundays per-
Torrance but increased their lead to
five games.
Chattanooga. Tenn. Aug. 6.-Um-
pire Guthrie forfeited the second game
of double-header to Birmingham Sun
day afternoon when the crowd, angered
by a decision ut second by Umpire
Erwin. drove the arbiters and visiting
players from the field with pop bot
Ties and cushions. With the score
tied. G and 6. and two down in Birm-
.ingham's half of the seventh. Stewart.
who was on first, pilfered. The
crowd and the local players protested
he was out. but Erwin declared him
safe. ShortStop Bates, who handled
the play, struck Erwin and was put
out of the game. Moore followed with
homer and the pop bottle barrage be-
gan. No one was seriously injured.
The first game was won by the visi-
tors, . to 6.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
Boxing Official Resigns.

st. Louis, Aug. 6.-J. b. Moran, a
member of the city boxing commission,
has offered his resignation, because
OF recent developments in the boxing
game" and, while he would not admit
that the order of Governor A. NJ. Hyde
stopping all boxing in the city caused
his resignation, it is understood that
the calling off of the ten-round bout
between Firpo and Tom Cowler led UP
to the resignation of Moran.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
SCORE ONE FOR MOLLA
Mrs. Mallory Beats Miss Wills in Sea
sons First Meeting.

Rye. y. V. Aug. 6.-Mrs. Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory. national tennis
champion. retained her title of New
York State womans champion by de-
feating Miss Helen Wills of Berkeley,
Cal. two sets out of three on the turn
courts of the Observation-Disclosures
Country Club, Sunday 46. 6-1. go.
The match. postponed from Satur-
da.. July IS. was played before a bril-
liant assemblage and under a blistering
sun. Mrs. Mallory and her partner.
Miss Edith Sigourney of Boston. also
wen the doubles title through the de-
fault of Miss Glare Casscll Of New
York and Miss Marie Wagner OF
Yonkers. Miss Cassell was unable to
nloy because Of her sore, arm.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
PUT OFF TENNIS PLAY
Foreign Teams to Observe Day oil
Mourning for Harding.

Chicago, H.. Aug. 6.-Followins
the proclamation of President Calvin
Coolidge. rcserying the day of Warren
q. Harding's funeral. Friday. ZOE
day of mourning. Capt. James y.
Anderson. Australia Davis Cup play
err. and Captain Zenzc Shimizu. jan
ancse Davis Gun player. decided 10
cancel the two singles matches
scheduled for that day.
Irstead of Friday. SATURDAY snt
SUNDAY rs DAYS for the AmeT,eah 4
Zone tic playitf. the matches VIII oe
nloyed SATURDAY., Sunday and Mon
day.
Members ot the japanese team ar
rived here SUNDAY and Prscii'd on
the grass courts OF the South SIDE
Tennis Club. Along with Capia:a
Zenzo Shimizu. MaSorosuke tuSa'hs
and Seiichiro kahhio and ber attFes-
tive little japanese girls.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
Hackney Canadian Champ.
I ,akeyiew Golf Club. Toronto, Ont,

Aug. 6.-Clarence w. Hackney oil
Atlantic City. n. j.. Saturday won
the Canadian open golf championship
with card of 300 for ~ holes. His
nearest rival was Tom Kerrigan. OF
the Siwanny Club. Mount Vernon,
y. Y. who completed the rounds IN
300 strokes. Gene Sarazen, the form
err United States open champion. was
third with 301 and Jock Hutchinson.
Chicago. was fourth with 302.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
Bruins Waste Hits, Make
Untilmely Errors and
Lose a Couple.
NEW HURLERS WORK
Collins and Porter Show
" Stuff-Team Slipping
Steadily.

Beaumont, Tex, Aug. 6.-Beau-
mont made it three in a row from
San Antonio Sunday by taking both
games of double-header from the
slipping visitors. The scores were
6 to 2 and 3 TO .. San Antonio
was the victim OF some concentrated
hitting by the Exporters, wildness on
the part of Collins, a new pitcher
from the Cotton States League who
otherwise twirled very well, inability
to bunch a flock Of hits in the second
game and some untimely errors.
The San Antonio road record was
reduced to. 300 per cent baseball,
with five victories as against nine
defeats.
Collins. the new Bruin right-hand-
er from the Cotton Belt, was opposed
TO Gene Caldera, local southpaw, in
the first game Sunday. After the
first inning. in which San Antonio
scored twice on a double by Fuller,
a walk to Todt, Boone's two-bagger
and Simon's sacrifice fly, Caldera
was seldom in trouble, allowing five
hits the rest OF the way. Collins,
meanwhile. walked seven and cut
lose a wild pitch. At that, he
twirled fairly good ball and showed
lots of stuff. Beaumont got to him
for runs in two innings, the first
and the seventh.
Bailey Bests Marshall.
Marshall had steady Abe Bailey,
Beaumont's acquisition from New
Orleans, as an opponent in the box
in 'he second game. San Antonio
got ten hits, including three doubles,
yet scored but twice. Meyers double,
filder's choice. n pass and force
out produced a run in the second,
and singles by Todt. Boone and Simon
and Meyers sacrifice fly gave the
visitors their other score in the
VII s,n,oont scored IN ~. first on
doubles by ,Turgeon and .Allen and
won the game in the third with two
runs. Turgeon singled. Simon bat
ted down the hard-hit ball and threw
badly to first, putting the runner on
second base. Allen doubled and the
score was tied at 2-all. Kirkham
rolled out but Black walked and
Strong's sacrifice fly to Boone scored
Allen.
Porter, another pitcher addition to
the San Antonio team, secured from
the East Texas League, famed the
side in the sixth, the only inning be
pitched.
The Exporters outfielded the Bears
on field that was muddy and tended
TO slow up play. The fielding feature
was Kirkham's catch off the fence at
Todt's expense in the seventh inning
Of the second game, preventing tied
score since Boone was on second at
the time.
The box-score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
BRILLIANT HURLING
GIVES APACHES BOTH
ENDS OF TWIN BILL
EberhGrdt Bests Davis in
Duel-Graef Blanks
Cotulla.

Classy pitching by Bill Eberhard..
and Slim Graef gave the Apsches both
ends of Sundays doubleheader with
the Cotulla club. played as morning
and afternoon contests at Navarro
Field. Eberhardtt riumphel over Da-
Wis. to /. in a pitching duel in the
morning, while Graef scattered Cotu,.
las hits and won a I-to-0 shuout in
the afternoon. In the second game.
each team got eight hits but Graef re-
ceived better support than the losing
rwirlers and the Apaches punched
blows off Tarver, who started. Davis
finished up in, good style. Scores:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06

SBatted for Holloway in eighth.
NXBatted for Stair in tenth.
xxXBatted for JOY in seventh.
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Boston, 3; Detroit, 9.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.

Three games scheduled.
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Renault kayoes Cuban.

Havana, Cuba, Aug. 6.-Jack Re-
nault, Canadian heavyweight cham
pion, knocked out Antolin Fierro,
champion of Cuba, in the second round
of 12-round match here Sunday aft
ernoOn.
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differ on Fight Decision.

Manila, Aug. 6.-Stanley Mcbride,
Chicago lightweight, received a draw
with Silvino Jamito. lightweight cham
pion of the Orient, in a 12-round bout
here Sunday. However, despite the
referees decision, the sport writer's
unanimously gave the decision TO ia
mito.
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RAY BREAKS RECORD
Chicago Sprint Wizard Travels Two
thirds Mile in 2:fs.

Newark. y. j.. Aug. 6.-Joie Ray
of Chicago, star runner for the illinols
A. c.. broke the worlds record Tor tue
tgo-thirds nile here Sunday when
he was timed in . ~ flat in n snecial
match race in the New Jersey \. NJ.
G. A. athletic games.
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p,d,ett .Scb,aifer 10 Thursday.

Chicago. Aug. 6.-COwboy Padgett
of Dolores. Colo. and Morrfe Schlaif-
fer of Omaha will meet in the wind
up of boxing card at Aurora, H.
Thursday night-advanced from FRI
day because of the funeral for Presl'
dent Harding.