San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-30
Hit 0ftener Than Beau
mont But Leave Twelve
Runners on Bases.
GALVESTON HERE NEXT
Pat Newman Brings His
travelling Sandcrabs Here
to Open Tuesday.

(which must be grasped while opp
fs headed your wav because the gent
lis sald-headed behind, and the re-
suit of tee oversight and delay was
h deafeat at the hands of the Beau
mont IN orters before a well-filled
stand ut League Park, Sunday, .
10 8.
The Bears outhit the enemy by one
blow, getting eleven safe smashes off
Karl Eberhardt, brother of Dan, who
was amog those knocked out in Sat
irday's batting bee, but what Karl
lid to the homelings with runners
bn the bases was caution. Twelve
nen were stranded by the Coleman
Use. while Beaumont allowed but four
10 rot upon the sacks.
Bob Couchman, who started on the
ill for the Bears. wasn't exactly
laughtered. but Beaumot had three
uns. made one at n time, when
Robert was taken out for a pinch
litter in the home half of the fourth
inning. Dewey Marshall replaced
i'm and got along fine except for
ne inning, the eighth, and DeweJ's
hst, when what proved the winning
1ns were pushed across. Lefty Ly-
rand came up in his usual role of
inch hitter in the eighth. struck out
br Marshall and then finished the
anne on the hill without incident.
Three On, No Outs, No Runs.
The Bears misfortunes, being up
,rmost in the fans mind, will be
scussed first. In the opening in
Ing, Fuller singled to right, Gross
eat a beautiful bunt and Boone got
life and a scratch hit, and ran his
bnsecutive hitting streak TO ten
lmes. when his swift .ground-hugger
FUNDED suddenly into SHuber's face.
leee on and nobody out. Was the
der Eberhardt dismayed? He was
{. He worked the count to three and
10 on Galloway and then Jim
Eung where the third strike didn't
ppen TO be. Syl Simon, who later
deemed himself nobly. was also
rived a crooked hook with the count
rec and two, and popped to the
ortstop. Catcher Lothes and his
tcher worked on Meyers and struck
~ out. Even San Antonio fans had
cheer Eberhardt for that.
In the second and third, the Bears
mt out in order. the second being
Yelled" when DeMaggio slid on his
TT front in catching Mckee's long
In the fourth, Opportunity kicked
the front door again, but the Bears
pit on.
Huber did we'll to stop Galloway's
krp hit. Simon's East grounder
pped away from Turgeon as he
shed in for it and he didn't even
re it with his glove, Galloway TAX
third and Simon second on the
ow from the outfield. Meyers
pped short hit into right field,
ring Galloway. So far, so good:
body out. Manager Ellington
he'd in from center field for con.
ence with the rest of his team.
pc got impatient during the wait,
ing at the first bad ball and was
sed out by the pitcher. Mckee
purposely walked. filling the
es. Up comes Hard Luck" Phil
I, who has been hitting them on
nose but always, at some fielder,
pinch-hitter for Couchman. Phil
on one which shoots over Sec
base, whistling for the outfielders
clear the way. Turgeon dashes
:, grabs the ball. steps on Sec
base and completed the double
with a throw TO first. The fans
Fved their disappointment with
S Of "horseshoes.r
he.xext Bruin opportunity present.
itself in the sixth. Simon and
ers, first up. got on via an err
and a walk. but a popup.
nder to the Businessman and a
xeout, left them on the sacks.
the seventh. with one down,
IS and Boone hit clean singles.
oway flied deep to DeMaggio and
IS advanced = third. Simon was
ed on four straight balls. Meyers
to Ellington.
Rally in the Ninth.
runner got on in the eighth but
was as far as he advanced. In
ninth, with the score 5 to /,
hst them - Beaumont having
busy while all this was going
the Bears staged batting rallJ
looked for a minute as if ii
succeed. Gross slapped out his
single. Boone hoped two
er off the left field fence. Gal
y, uncertain about Eberhardt's
delivery, didn't mean to hit the
that he did and was an easy
pitcher 10 first. Simon, who is
fair-haired boy with the fans il
ody ever was, put gold flowers
I'D the base of his pedestal by
ping q double near the right field
line. scoring both runners.
erhardt was jerked and Pat
send relieved him. Meyers got
of one for lne-drive TO left
but Kirkham was in the way.
Booze finished it up by ground
ut to Turgeon.
initial Beaumont score came
first inning on a hit by Oster-
Turgeon's sacrifice and De-
los safety TO center.
ong's double to right and
IS drive to center which Meyers
an and permitted to go for q
gave the Exporters number two
second.
leiB~ singles by Edginton,
and Huber. one TO each field. |
ced the third run in the fourth |
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at proved to be the winning tai