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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-16
JEGEsvIz

sal es intezmenyei vannak. Valo-
szinii, hogy nagyon sokan azok kO-
zul, Xix e sorokat olvassak, nin-
csenek tudataban annak, mikor
belepnek egy ugynevezett "lce
cream parlor" "-ba, hogy egy XII,
lonlegesen amerikai intezmenyt
lamogatnak, mely egy kizaroago-
san amerikai szokas sziil0ttje.
Azok, akik megkisereltek europal
utazasuk alatt, hogy ennek $40
kasnak hodol janak, legjobban
meggy6zodhettek fenti allitas
igazsagar6l.
Az europaiak kepzeletet meg
d0bbenti annak a jeges ital meny-
nylsegnek Hagysaga, melyet
/ Amerikaban egy ev alatt, de kit
il0nosen a nyari idenyben elfo-
gyasztanak. Els mem szabad ezen
megiitkozniink, inert az amerikal
jegesviz ivasanak szokasa k0zcl
sem olyan veszedelmes, mint sok
ember hiszi.
Valoszinii, hoey legjobb anne
rikai vizet elrontjak azzal az al
talanos szokassal, hogy a vizbe je-
get tesznek. Annyira raszoktunk
ARA, hogy jegesvizet igyunk a
k0z0nseges h6mersekletii viz he
lyett, hogy sokan k0ziiliink in
kabb husitk b6l isszak vizet,
dacara annak, hogy sajat SCENE
inkkel latjuk, amint piszkos kez'
zel helyeztek jeget a hiit6be.
Az atlagos vizhiit0 -kesziilekek,
amilyeneket nyilvanos helyeken,
mint peldaul vasuti kocsikban, al
l0masokon es utcasarkokon talal-
hatunk, sokszor nagyon tisztata
lanok. Ennek dacara is annyira
megszoktuk ezeket hiitoket,
hogy ebben a tekintetben minden
tisztasa gerzetiink mintha kihalt
volna. Ragaszkodunk jegesvl-
ziinkhoz es mem t0r6diink annai
a hutonek aisztatalansagaval,
melyb6l jegesviziinket nyerjiik.
Az a szokas, hogy italunkba jeg
darabokat dobalunk, csak egy
kartekony fazisat kepezi a jeges
viz divatnak. Minden tisztasagi
eszmenk mellett is szamtalan EN-.
Der van, kiil0n0sen abban a ESQ.
| portban, melynek hivatasa minket
kiszol galni, akik nehany darab
t0rott jegdarabot tartva kezlik,
ben, raforditjak csapot, feliilete-
sen lemossak a jeget es aztan a po
| harakba szetosztjak. Nehany perc
eel kes0bb vendegeket a szoka
sos amerikai jegesitalokkal szol
| galjak XII. Akarhanyan vannak, {
| Xix jeges italoknak ilymodor
| valo el0allitasi modszeret elfogad
| jak, aneIkiil, hogy t0r6dnenek a;
italok tisztasagaval, vagy egyetle,
gondOlatot forditananak az eloall
tasi mod helytelensegere. Valoja
| ban a viz meg akkor is, mikor {
legtisztabb es legegeszsegesebl
modon van lehiitve, vagyis anei
kill, hogy a Jeg erintkezesbe Ike
riilt volna a vizzel, rendszerint tul
hideg ahoz, hogy normalis EN-
beri test befogadja. Jeges vize1
sohasem szabad Macy mennylseg
| ben fogyasztaai. Ha test tulhe
wilt, akkor mem szabad jegesvize,
inni. A frissito, mersekelten hi
deg viz elegendo, hogy kielegitst
legszomj jasabb embert is.
+! A termeszet erGi maguk is telje'
| mertekben k0zremiik0dnek a jes
| tisztitasaban. Eek az erok kris
| talyosodas. h0merseklet es az ido
! azonban mem szabad AIT gondolni
hogy mines jelen az a lehetoseg
| hogy a jeg altal valamely fertozt
betegseg tovabb terjedhessen. a
yeszely ugyanis fenall es a tiszts
| jeg mindenkor tisztatalanna tehe
| to piszkos kezekkel valo kezele'
altal.
A gyarakban tiszta vizb0l keszi
tett jeget tisztan es egeszseges vi
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29

In the fifth. with two on and two
out. Manager Ellington cnmc up for
Beaumont. He carelessly lodged n
pitch. the ball struck his bat and
rolled up to Payne and the side was
retired.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
ILLINOIS ATHLETES
CRACK RECORDS TO
WIN DRAKE RELAYS
Worlds Mark Topples in
Quarter-mile With Con-
ditions FavoYable.

Des Mcines, Iowa, April 28.-Cap-
turing three relays out OF five and
Two field events out of six. University
OF Illinois athletes established their
supremacy in the face of hot compe,
tition at the Drake relays here Sat
urday afternoon. Tie boys from the
Sucker state not only, swept the field
but smashed the world record for the
quar,er-mile relay. the American inter.
collegiate record for the halfmilc. the
Drake relay record for the javelin
throw and the Drake record for the
pole vault.
Former relay record; here went 10
pieces as fair weather and fast field
put university, college and high school
athletes on their mettlc. \ crowd of
10000 witnessed the classic.
The new world mark made in the
quarter-mile was A. $40 seconds, H.
linois also cndangeriig the world
record in the half mile, making a time
Of 10 $40. That set up now
American intercollegiate record but
was onc-tenth of second slower than
the world mark.
Angler. Of Iliionis. hurting the
jayelin 203 feet. Il inches. beat
the American record established here
in 1922 by one foot. Browuell. also
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CONTINUED from preceding pase)
brand took the mound DeMaggio flied
TO Boone.
The Bears made that run back in
their half just for meanness. Meyers
dropped a hit to center. Booze sacri-
feed and the play at first was UNI
comfartably close. Mckee lined TO
Pitcher Wiley, who whirled and threw
mast second base TO center field, let
ting in Meyers.
Pinch.hitter Fails.
In the Exporters seventh. LybraEd
retired two and then walked Strong.
Huber and Banner in succession.
Lothes came up for Wiley and was
thrown out by Fuller.
The domestics faced Pitcher Eber-
hardt in the seventh-some ians
thought it was the San Antonio boy
by that name but. thank heaven. it
wasn't-and saluted boisterouSlT. Full
er doubled. Gross was safe AT first
and Fuller at third when Eberhardt
and Third-sacker Disregard failed to
get Fuller at the far corner. so The
umpire said. Boone's hit 10 left counted
Fuller. Galloway forced Gross at
third. A wild pitch advanced the run
ners. Up comes Kid Simon again and
sets the fans wild with n single TO
center. scoring Boone and Galloway.
Meyers got life when Disregard
fumbled his grounder. BoOe's single
TO left filled the bases again.
Morris took the knoll for the enemy.
Mckee unloaded The bases with a
screcching three-baeger over Kirk.
hams head. Kenzie. misjudging the
ball. hesitated a fatal second and the
drive was past before he could get
under way. Lybrand and Fuller were
infield outs.
Kirkham blamed the sun for his
and he and Manager Ed
ington. out in center. traded positions
in the eighth inning.
One Store TO Finish II.
To finish il off, San Antonio pushed
over one more run in the eighth.
Gross singled and trotted in when
Boone's liner hoped over Kirkham's
head for three bases Boone tried to
score and was called ont on p close
play at the plate. Galloway popped
out. Simon got his fourth hit and
Meyers and RoOe both walked, but the
pitcher tossed out Mckee.
Kirkham singled TO open the FIX
porters' ninth, but the next three
were easy.
FrLo
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
ALLEN COPS MEET
Wins Rice Institute Track Events
Aggics Beat Rice.

Houston, Tex, April 2S.-Allen
Academy of Bryan won first place
with ~ points in Rice Institutes
second annual inter-scholastic track
meet held on Rice Field Friday and
Saturday. Houston Central High
School was Second with "a IL points
and Electra, Tex. won third with fif-
teen points. Alvin was fourth with
fourteen points.
Lawton Thomas of Electra was the
sensation of the meet. He won all
Of his schools fifteen points, winning
the 100-yard dash, the 440-yard dash
and the half-mile. He holds the state
high school record in the 40 at II
10 seconds. He made 81 % seconds
Saturday.
Thomas was high point man Of the
meet.
Texas A. { NJ. College won a dual
track meet from Rice Saturday after
noon. score "a to 43. Keen Of A.
& NJ. and MCGEE of Rice were high
point winers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
GOCGAN TOP GOLFER
Heads List in Country Club TOurna.
ment With Net OF 81.

Thomas s. Gogsan was at the top
of the list N the Saturday afternoon
golf ball sweepstakes tournament at
the San Antonio Country Club. three
strokes net better than his nearest
rival. He played an 81 and his hand
leap of ten gave him net of Il
Col. Paul Wolf was second with a hct
of "a. having played an SIS with a
handicap of IA. Mrs. Jack Lapham
finished third. in tie with hobert 5.
Kampmann. at 10 net. Mr.. Ramp
mann had low gross. 20. and handi-
cap Of four. Mrs. LaDham played
IS with a handicap of IL. Other
scores with nets better than SO were !:
DR.. F, l.. Paschal. 941S-16; II. w.
Baker, S9-11-1S; DR.. J. S. Steele, o.
1879.
There was field Of %.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
MAIN HIGH BEATEN
BY LONE MATCH IN
TENNIS AT AUSTIN
Wilkinson Star of San An
tonic Team, Which Loses
Fiue Dat of Nine.

Austin. Tex, April 2s.-Austin
High School won from Main Avenue
High of San Antonio in tennis Sat.
urday afternoon, five matches to four,
in close meet held on the university
courts. This gives Austin the edge
as each team had won one meet pre-.
viously. A return match is planned
in San Antonio after the state tourn.
ament is finished.
Clifton Wilkinson was the star OF
the San Antonio aggregation, winning
his singles match from Melton Arnett
and paired with Lucien -LaCoste in
doubles. defeating Arnett and Berley
Bell. Ben Smith was also. a winner
for Main, defeating David Minchen in
the hardest match of the meet and
winning with Joe Kincaid from Min
chen and Alden Stiles in doubles.
The deciding match was the vic
tory of George Burnham and Douglas
Dashiell over Frances Smith and Bill
McCabe. Burnham and Dashiell also
won in singles. The. fifth match won
by Austin was the one in which Alden
S.iles easily defeated Malcolm Holli-
day.
Scores in the meet were as follows !:
For Austin: Bell beat La Coste
10, I-5; Dashiell beat McCabe 81,
4-6. Co.; Burnham beat Frances
Smith g.: 6-3; Stiles beat Holiday
g.. "a; Dashiell and Burnham beat
McCabe and +. Smith. g., 6-3.
For Main Avenue: Wilkinson beat
Arnett g., 1-6, go: Ben Smith beat
Minchen 81, GO, 81; Wilkinson and
LaCoste beat Arnett and Bell $40:
10. G-3; +. Smith and Kincaid beat
Stiles and Minchen CD, Ga.
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Dallas Steers went wild and brought
home a 1-to-3 victory over the Fort
Worth Cats. A single by Haley and
doubles by Tavener and Moore gave
the visitors a pair of runs in the
second. Sniper Conley, who has al
ways held the Indian sign on the Cats.
found the going rough in the sec
ond inning, but was allowed to stick.
He frightened up thereafter and held
the Cats runless throughout the third,
fourth. fifth and sixth. With two
down in the fifth, Allen singled sharp
ly TO left, stole second and crossed
the plate on Lingle's screamer TO deep
center. Singles by Segrist. Lingle,
Mathes and Wano and doubles by
Donohue and Conlcy. with a walk and
an error, gave the Steers seven runs
in the seventh The hoy score.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
AGAIN PICK KENDALL
District Judges Slect County Auditor
for Another Term.

Walter S. Kendall, who for two
terms has served as Bexar county
auditor, has ben selected by the dis
trict judges for another term. Mr..
Kendall has been in office four years,
taking the office by appointment while
employed in the district clerks of
flee.
During his tenure he has been in
strumental, il is claimed in officia
courthouse circles. in saving the coun
~ $4,000 on one bond deal and s2T0t
on another. He also was associated
with the commissioners court an,
county Judge in the recent plan where
by the county retires bonds on th,
yearly plan and will eventually saw
something like $600.000. This saw
ing will accrue over a period Of 81
years.
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OF Illionis, set new Drake record
by pole vaulting j. feet 10 inches.
Michigan took the two-mile relay
and Iowa captured the one-mile in
beautiful race with time of 3:16
9-10. a tenth slower iSIn the world
record. Plat of Denver University won
the discus throw. breaking the Drake
relay record by over five feet.
The quarter-mile. half-mile and four
mile relays all went TO Illinois. The
Suckers all took second in the mile
relay and 100-yard dash.
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ALAMOS TAKE FAST
GAME FROM CONVOYS
CONTINUED From Preceding Pase)

like, an entirely different aggregation
from the bunch that took such a beat.
ing in their Opening game They
played bang-uD ball. made only one
error, pulled a couple of fast double
plays. and hit when hits were need.
ed. The Richter's Bakery team play
ed good ball, but it was Mistlerve =
time TO win. The hitting of Henry
Lutz featured for the Mistletoc. this
ball player connecting for the only
circuit drive of the Saturday League
in the afternoon, and also polling n
smashing two-bageer. Pitcher Logan
pitched mastery ball. all the way,
striking out nine men and making six
assists. Captain Giraud also did some
good stick work, being credited with
two two-baggers. The game was play
ed on the Richter diamond. The box
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
COLUMBIA CREW WINS
Three Lengths Ahead Of Pennsylvania
in Child's Cup Race.

Pbiladelphia.--Pa.. April 2S.-The
Columbia University eigkt-oared crew
won the .Cbi:d's Cup race on the
SchuylkiIl river here Saturday three
lengths ahead of the University OF
Pennsylvania. which. in turn was four
lengths ahead of Princeton. Times
were Z "A. Z 80 and los.
Columbia also won the junior
varsity eight-oared race, length and
n half ahead Of Pennsylvania. which
was a length and half in front Of
Princeton. Time, Sis.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
BOONE NINE IN 4 ROW
Ike Continues Consecutive Hitting
Streak-Other Bruin Notes.

Ike Boone's single in the seventh
inning Saturday gave him a record Of
nine consecutive games in which he
has hit safely. And, gosh. how they
do travel when he connects. Perhaps
the Boone boy Is out after a league
record. He missed out on the second
game Of the season but has been go
ing strong ever since.
The Bears seem to have hit their
stride-knock on woodland the Sum
dag crowd at League Park for the
second Beaumont game ought TO be a
hummer. To foil the gamblers, the
managers are Withholding their bat
terry selections until game time. but,
between US. it looks as If Couchman
will twirl for San Antonio. Things
will start happening at o'clock.
Waddye know about this Simon boy ?
What will lie do when he gets we'll
The st. Louis Browns sure must have
a find in Robertson 10 turn Syl loose.
And Perry Payne showed something
Saturday, though inconveniently wild.
The Bears got trio Of valuable men
! when the Browns sent Simon, Payne
and Kraft.
RED" Disregard. fornerly of South
western University. the Chicago White
Sox and the Western League, broke
into the Beaumont lineup Saturday
and looks as if he'll make the Ex.
porters a good infielder. Red" got Oh
three times and fielded well.
The eBars got break" in the
third when Fuller's hit went out oi
| the reach of flock of fly-chasers in
short right. but right away lucs
| changed and Gross smashed one int
the hands of Strong, a double play fol
lowing.
In the fifth. with two on and two
out. Manager Ellington cnmc up TO
Beaumont. He carelessly lodged :
pitch. the ball struck his bat an,
rolled up to Payne and the side wa
retired.
The umpires are having lard tim
Of it with such an unusual numbe
OF close decisions to call. but bot
Of them are missing MANY. it appear
from the press box. and the fans, fror
the noise they make. certainly thin
so. But why kick when the HON
team wins?
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Totals
summary

Tvo-base hits. Sargent Rilsy, White
man; stolen bases Bescher (2J. Sargent,
Elliott. Cotter. Berger (2], Tanner; sacri-
flee hit, White struck out, h. Fincher.
Z. Brewer 5; bases on halls. Off Fineher
l. Brewer :; batsman hit. Harris; double
play. Berger to White to Elliott: pa ssed
ball. J. Burns; time, l:5-; umpires.
Sweeney and DAILY.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29

Two-basc hits, Dugan. Burns. Fewster,
Reichle. Collins; sacrifices, PipD, Muir
ray, Scott: stolen base, Fews,cr; double
plays. Scott to Ward to Pipp. Murray
to Pic.nich to Burns; left on bases, New
York. :. Boston = bases OH balls. off
Bush 5. off Murray 4; struck out by
Bush 5. by Murray 4: Wild pitch. Bush !;
passed ball. Schang; umplres, owen and
Nailin
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29

Tyo-base hits, HornsDy. cayeney (2)
stock. Daubert; home run, Blades; sac
rifices Pinelli Bottomiey; double play.
Caveney TO Daubert: bases on bats, of
Toncy 4, off Luque !. off SEX /; struck
out. by Toney 4; hits, oil Luque In
la innings; umpirGs; Finneran and Mo-
ran.
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Stolen base, Randall; tNo-base hits
Giraud (:). A. Neltman. Lutz, Lcgnan I;
home run. Lutz; double play. j. Veltman
to Young.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
DIvINEY IN FORM. WINS.
Galveston Continues on Merry Way
By Beating Bluffs.

Galveston. Tex, April 2s.-Hal
Diyiney was in fine fettle here Sat
urday, and the Grabs beat the Bluffs,
4 10 >, in the first game of the
series. The Galveston right-hander
had the Houstonians at his mercy
save in two innings when the breaks
were with them. The Crabs hit Mar
vim Goodwin hard. The box-score ::
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National League


st. Louis, NO., April es.-While Fred
Toney was letting the Cincinnati Reds
down with four hits, the Cards hit in
the pinches. winning Saturdays game.
4 10 $. The score:
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Two-base hits, Kraft. Conley, Donohue.
Stelbauer. Tavner. =. Moore; stolen
bases, Kra It. Allen. Phelan: sacrifice hits
TaVeuer. Allen; hits and runs. off Stoner
10 hits runs : innings; struck out. by
Conley ], S;oner .; bases on balls. off
Conley 5, Stoner /; double plays. HAM
ilton 10 Wano; Phelan TO TavGner to
Kraft: Tavcner to Phelan TO Kraft:
time, 1885, umpires, Price and Brashear.
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by Innings.


TwO-base hits. Cobb. Haney. Heilmann
CO. Woodall; home run. Nvach; sacri-
fices, Blue, Cobb. Pratt 90; double plays,
Nangilder to Foster to McManus, Pratt
TO Rigney 10 Blue: bases on balls, of
Nangilder .. off Pilette !: struck out
by Pillette 2; umplres. Dineen, Urmspy
and Eildebrand.
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xBatted for Vance in seV,Sth.
xxEatted for Decatur in ninth.
summary.

Two-bass hits. Olson. sand, Schliebner,
Holke: home run. Williams: double plays,
Wrightstone to Holke, Barber 10 john
ston 10 Olson: bases on balls, off Ring
4. off Vance =. off Decatur .: struck
out. by Vance !; wild pitch, Ring; UNI
pires, KLEIN and Derr.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29
SPUDDERS WIN EASILY.
Fincher In Form While Brewer of
Gassers Is No Puzzle.

Wichk Falls. Tex. April 2s.-
The Spudders hit Brewer hard while
Fincher was going effectively and
easily won the second game Ct the
Gasscr series. 10 >. The Spudders
ran the bases wild. Box-score:
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SUInlnuf,

Two-base hit, PoNe three-base mt
Powell: home runs, Mcinnis. Baswell'
flee. Gowdy; hits, OH Scott in is
innings, off Ryan none in Pa inning.
off Jonnard in l inning: double plays.
Bocckel TO Gowdy to Mclnnis, Bancroft
to Frisch to Kelly, Gcnewich to kopt
to McInnis. bases on balIs. OFF Scott :,
off Genewich .; struck out. by Scott 5.
by Genewich ], by Jonnard !; umpires-
Mccormick and Hart.
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stolen base. Griffith: sacrifice hit.
Schmandt: two-base hit, d. NJ. Brown; =
three base hit, Distel: struck out. by
Diviney (, Goodwin /; bases on balls,
off Dviney =. Goodwin /: wild pitch,
by Goodwin: time, 1910; umpires, Fam
ming and Kane.
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Pills Bnmp Brooklyn.

Philadelphia, Pa; April 2S.-An eighth
inning rally by Brooklyn Melted Only one
run and the Pills defeated the Robins,
J to ?. Cy Williams hit his third home
run OF the season. The score:
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Pittsburg. Pa, April 2s.-The game
between Pittsburg and Chicago in the
National League here Saturday vas pre-
vented by rain. .-a
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EostoI, Mass, April 2s.-George MUIR
ray let his old teammates down with
five hits Saturday, and the Red Sox took
the final game OF the series from the
Yanks, 10 3. Ruth went hitloss. the
score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-29

Old floors made into modern pol.
ished floors. Polished floors cleaned
and waxed. Call Travis 1921 for free
information. Tyler & Dilworth.-
(Adv.)
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New York, April 28.-Home runs by
Mclnnis and Bagwell Of the Braves in
the fourth. ana Frisch of the Giants in
the fifth. featured the game here SAT-
urday, In which Boston defeated New
York. to 4. The score:
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STEERS BEAT CHAMPIONS.
Fort Worth Continues to Find tn,
Going Rocky.

Dallas. Tex. Auril 2S.-Fallinv IN
on the delivery Of Stoner and Wilcev
Moore for five runs in the seventh
frame here Saturday afternoon, the
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Stolen base, Huber; sacrifices, Payne.
Booze, Cross; tvo-hase hits Simon. Gallo
way. Fuller: three-base hits. Mckee.
Boone; double play. Strong (unasslstedJ t;
innings pitched. by Caidera Is. ny
Payne 2-3, Wiley : %. Eberhardt is;
hits, off Caldera 6. Payne :, Wiley .,
Eberhardt 4: runs, off Caldera g. Payne
., Wiley 8, Eberhardt 8; base on balls.
off Caldera :, Payne ), Morris ?. Ly-
brand ); struck out, by Caldera !. Wiley
/; Lybrand 2; wild piIche, Sberhardt; hit
by pitched ball, by Payne (Os:ergard and
Banner); left on bases. San Antonio =.
Beaumont Il; time, e:l5; umpires. Weir
and OHearn.
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Exhibitions Of miniatures and oil
paintings by Eugenia Price Mt Walt
hall Music Co.. 112 Avenue c. (Adl.)
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American League


Detroit, Mich. April :s.-Pounding
Vangilder for eleven hits. Detroit won
their second straight ga1e from st.
Louis here Saturday, to /. The score:
St, Louis ABB. r. II. o. A. (.
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xBatted for Stoner in seventh.
XxBatted for stow in seventh.
Rv Inuings
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TEXAS WINS, l6-6
Seven Home. runs Hit in Game Lost
BY T. c. L. Nine.

Austin. Tex. April 2s.-Every
Texas ball player sent into the game
Saturday afternoon was able TO get at
least one hit. and the LongbornS
pounding the Texas Christian pitchers
with great lustiness, defeated the I.
{. u. nine. 16 TO G. -.
Seven. circuit drives were clouted
in the course Of the contest. Red
Carson. Longhorn first-sacker. hit two
of these homers. Captain Leissner got
his daily circuit clout, and Allen got
the other homer for the Longhorns.
Captain Kit Carson. Tankersly and
ADAMS connected with four-basc hits
for the visitors.
Tankersly and Adams hit out their
long distance drives in the. fourth
inning. Adams followed Tankersley
in the batting order.
Score: X. II. r.
#. c. L. -. ion 200 o1O- G IL
Texas $50. ..012 al 30x-16 20
Batteries: Wood, Carson and Ian.
HERSHEY; Eckhardt, McCalla and Al
len.
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Chicago. April .S. = Iris Speaker
dropped an easy fly in the third inning
with three White sox on the bags, and
the Indians lost, TO $. The score:
l'lANnla nd Il IL L L
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xBatted for Ryan in seventh.
xxBattcd for Snyder in eighth.
by Innings.
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 600 500 500
New York .vvO ~ W.
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xBatted for Wiley in Seventh
Score by Innings.
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BEARS WHALE FOUR
BEAUMONT TOSSERS

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