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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
REDWINE In CHARGE
KerryilIe All-Stars Organized for
Football Season.
kerryilIe. Tex.

kerryille, Tex, Sept. 15.-The
Kerrville All-Stars have reorganizcd
for the coming season with Rex Red
wine rs manager and began practice
during the week. A fair-sized squad
turned out. Practice will be continued
on Tuesday and Friday afternoons
of each week. 1t is expected that the
teams will be ready to play within
three weeks.
The following men have reported as
candidates: Casper Real. quarter
back and halfback; Dick Flack, half
back Street Hamilton, end; Frank
Moore. halfback; Leonard Skies.
guard: Marcus Aud. fullback: Arthur
Lochte, guard: Kirk Holdsworth.
tackle; Bill Saenger. center; Dick
Smith, halfback: Everard Baker,
tackle; Milton Gold, end f. NJ. Ped
drick, quarterback: DIR. McClung
halfback: Louie Wilson. end. and Ar
thur Saenger, end. Others are OK
pected to report later.
Teams desiring games with the All
Stars should get into communication
with Manager S,x Redwine, Kerr
vile.
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LARUE BACK FOR HIS
THIRD MEETING WITH
KID PANCHO MONDAY
Both Main Euenters Will
Train Publicly Sun
day Afternoon.

Gene LaRuc arrived Saturday for
his fight on the Soledad Roof Monday
night with Kid Pancho of San An
tonic to settle for once and all the
question of which is the better man.
"A couple of thousand fans are expect
cd TO tax the capacity of the roof to
see what kind of freak ending this
meeting will have. LaRue knocked
himself out by falling through the
ropes after missing a wild swing in
his first Nout with Pancho: then they
met again and that rarity of the
ting. a double knockout. resulted
Having exhausted abouf all the
queer ways to end bout. the men are
expected to put on true test of
skill and punching power MONDAY. Ii
ought to be worth seeing. Twelve
rounds is the limit.
LaRue brought his wife and baby
along this trim. from his home in Cow
ingtOn. Nv. They got in Saturday in
time for Gene to put in an hour ~ so
training Mt the Continental Climb. Sur
day. both LaRue and Pancho will
work out at the club on West CONF
me,cc street, between the hours of ,
and 4.
Promoter Jack Shelton's card Of
nrelimiHaries for Mondays show fol-
lows: Dummy Mahan and Chuck
Burns. eight rounds: JOHNNY Simp-s
son and Mickey Cromwell. four
rounds: Young Spence and Gene Tun-
ney 2nd heavyweights. four rounds;
Jimnv Barrere and Young Jack Dill
lon, four rounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
BOWLING

-Four teams are entered in the La
dies Section Of the San Antonio
Turn Ncrein which begins its fall
bowling league Monday at 2:30.
The teams follow:
Team No. 1: Mrs. Schildknech.
(captain); Mesdames O. Grasso,
Gardner. Jenner, A. Toepperwein.
Brotze. Walters, Keller and Uhl and
Miss i. Ritchey.
Team No. .: Mrs. Rakowicz. (cap-
tain) Mesdames Pfeiffer, Gloekner.
Won Jess, Karncy, Mackenheimer,
Scheibel, SPAIN, Boelhauwe, ii.
Scholl and Cloonan.
Team No. 3: Mrs. +. Eiserloh,
(captain) Mesdames Seidel, Keylich.
Hummert. Heye, Podewils, Coils,
Blanke, Wolf and Basse.
Team No. 4: Mrs. C. Converse,
(captain) Mesdames f. Scholl, Roll
son, III. Tolle, Bushick, Neuman. Nc
llwaine, Thorman, Welker ard Hup-
pertz and Miss A. Gembler.
The schedule for the league follows /:
September II: Team l versus
Team ,; Team 3 versus Team 4.
September "a: Team 1 versus
Team }; Team , versus Team 4.
October /: Team / versus Team
4; Team . versus Team 3.
October s; Team 1 versus Team
j; ISam . versus Team 3.
October 10: Team 1 versus Team
3; Team . versus Team 4.
October %: Team l versus Team
,; Team 5 versus Team 4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Philadelphia, Sept. 15.-Long her.

Philadelphia, Sept. 15.-Long her.
aided as champion among cham
pions, William I. Tilden, the tall
Philadelphian, proved it here Satur-
day afternoon when he defeated VIII
liam NJ. Johnston, the little Califor.
MAN, in the final round for the Amer.
lean tennis championship.
With superior strokes, greater pow
er and more physical resources at
his command. Tilden won the match
in straight sets. Ga, G-1 and g., and
became the champion for the fourth
straight year.
1t took the great Tilden only %
minutes to dispose of the only player
who has been held up as an argument
against his title of greatest court
star of them all"
Tilden not only became the Amer
lean champion again By downing
Johnston, but he unofficially annexed
worlds championship. Johnston
previously had won the British cham
pionship at Wimbledon and there had
been represented in the present tourna-
ment all of the best players in Eu-
rope.
Won By Superior Play.
When Tilden defeated Johnston last
year in the final round and when be
had come out the winner in previous
matches it had been heraltied as
physical victory of the bigger and
stronger Tilden against the smaller
and weaker Johnston.
Saturday. Tilden won by superior
tennis. although Johnston was weak
er. Pale-faced and drawn. he looked
puny against the tanned champion.
The Californian did lack the ply
steal resources to cope with the fast.
powerful came of Tilden and he was
also shy of the tennis class to COM
pete with n master.
In the three sets Johnston scored
only IA earned points and had no
service aces. He committed two
double faults and drove into the net
46 times.
Johnston battled bravely even when
it became apparent almost from the
start that he was gone. In defeat
he was Just as he has always been
in victory. gracious. smiling and a
good sportsman from head to foot.
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MY OWN WINS TRIAL
SWEEPSTA TAXES; RACE
WITH ZEV PROPOSED
St. James Captures Rich
Futurify, Other Bel
mont Feature.

New York. Sept. 15.-Zev, stand
ing in his stall unable to race be-
cause of frog lost from forefoot in
running last week, had his right TO
meet the English champion, Papyrus,
contested Saturday. when My Own.
the favorite OF the national trial
sweepstakes at Belmont Park, came in
ahead of Untidy, the only other start
err. with time of > 80 10 for the
mile and half. the derby distance.
The national trial sweepstakes was
considered the last event in the eiIin-
nations to choose an American horse
to race Papyrus here in the fall.
1t is probable n match race will be
arranged between Xev and My Own
when Zev is again able to run. which
will be in about two weeks. My Own
belongs to Admiral Cary 7. Gray
sen.
The classic $4,000 futurity for =
year-olds was won by st. James. with
Fluvanna second and Sunpal third. st.
James won with the odds to l
against him. His time was 1 10 20
for the six furlongs.
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BOONE MAY Be
FIRST To BAT
400 IN TEXAS
Ike Has Good Chance 10
Finish Highest in
League History. +
BEAR PITCHERS HIGH
Number Of Them Appear
in Records Above 500
Percentage.
BEAR PITCHERS HIGH
BY w. Il. RUGGLES.
League Statistician.

While clicking away at a Texas
League record for all time for base
hits in a season in an effort to run 1t
up TO go, Ike Booze of the Bears
also has an opportunity to establish,
new batting record for the leader
as the first 400 hitter in league his
tory. He was batting .39S officially
Thursday night with three games TO
play. He made four hits Friday. 1t
would be necessary for him to hit at
a rate of seven bingles in twelve
times at bat to finish batting 400.
Boone also leads in runs with us
and Kraft of Fort Worth in home
runs with thirty-onc and Vache Of
Dallas, forty in stolen bases.
Hittcrs batting 800 through Thurs.
day include:
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2. Campbell, Toledo -. .46-44-9O
James Ward, Kansas City 46-44-90
Here's the Leader.
Bob Gardner, Chicago -. .39-3J-74
Bobby Jones, Atlanta -. .3S-37-IJ
James Manion, st. Louis .37-39-76
Francis Blossom, Chicago 41-36-T
Dave Heron. Chicago -. 81 i0-17
William c. Fownes, Pittsburg -.
................. .3I-41-IS
L. B. Cochran, Wichita Falls. Tex.
.3S-4l-0
c. ]. Dunphy, Washington -.
.................. 40-39-I9
Jess Sweetser, New York 39-41-S0
Captain Z. +. Carter, Chicago -.
Francis Ouimet. Boston $3.50
Z. II. Blanchard, Chicago 40-4O-S0
Richard Walsh, New York 42-39-S1
Rcdvers Mackenzie, Montreal -.
................. 42-40-S2
Paul Gardner, Chicago E. .43-39-S2
John Simpson, Indianapolis ....
.'......... 13-o9-S2
James d. Standish, Detroit .....
.................. 43-i0-S3
Maurice Risley, Atlantic City 80.
............... Pills.
Jess Guilford, Boston 80. .43-40-S3
Findlay Douglass, New York -.
INSTRUMENTATION. 41-43-Si
Sam Reynolds, Atlanta ..42-42-S4
The course, one of the longest and
most difficult in the Middlewest, was
in excellent condition Saturday. Con-
tinued clear weather would make it
even better Monday.
Jones Draws the Gallery.
Gardner and Evans, always great
golfers but sometimes rather sloven-
ly in their play, delighted the gal
leries with their shots which were
sometimes spectacular but always
consistently good.
Bobby Jones, who has been con-
tender in every big tournament since
he wore knee trousers, drew q large
gallery as he sailed forth TO attempt
TO duplicate Evans record of two
major titles in one year. He award
cd his followers with superb golf.
Anyone finishing the Sc holes Mon
day with better than 163 is almost
certain TO land among the - quail
fiers who will start match play
Tuesday, followers of the game
agreed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
PLAY GIANTS SUNDAY
Pittsburg Glass Team to Meet Fred.
ericksburs i'm Double Bill.

The Pittsburg Plate Glass baseball
team will go to Fredericksburg Sun
day to play the Giants double-head-
or, according to Manager O'Banion of
the Classics, who will take Stevens,
Wendell and Podewils along as his
pitching staff.
The Giants will close their 1928
season on their home grounds in the
double-header. Hollmig, the Giant ace.
and Hennig, who is visiting his
brother. after having pitched winning
ball for the Del Rio Cowboys, will
twirl for the Giants. The Fredcricks-
burg concert band will furnish music
during the afternoon
The Giants will play their final
games with the Alamo-Peck Indians TT
Schwab Field, Sunday, September %.
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T|LDEN IS NET
CHAMP FOURTH
. STRAIGHT YEAR
Bill Johnston, Worn and
Haggard, Crushed in
Three Sets. y
SCORES Ga, 81, 6-2
Little Californian Able to
Earn Only IA Points
in Match.
SCORES Ga, 81, e.
TEXANS PLAY GOOD GOLF.

Robert S. Kampmann of the
San Antonio Country Club, and
Tommy Cochran of Wichita Falls.
the two Texans playing in the ma
tional amateur golf championship
tournament at Chicago. both play
ed good golf Saturday in the first
of the two qualifying rounds. the.
second of which will be played
Monday.
Cochran was in great form. re-
quiring a 20. which placed him in
the first dozen.
The San Antonian. Kampman1,
also stands a good chance to quail
f., having taken SO Saturday. II
he can cut n couple of strokes off
this score Monday. he will be vir-.
tually certain to join the select -.
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summary.
CURTAIN FALLS SUNDAY.
Bears Will Scatter After Shreveport
Game Until Next Year.

The curtain falls on the Texas
League for 1923 Sunday afternoon.
Seven teams will disband, and the
eighth, Fort Worth, will prepare for
the Dixie Series with the winners of
the Southern Association honors.
The Bears will scatter far and wide,
several probably never more to return.
Ike Boone will HE himself to Bos-
ton TO join the Red Sox. He planned
TO return here first, &c said before the
team left on its last road trip. and
probably will do so. Most of the Bears
will.
Boone, Gross, Fuller, Marshall and
Todt get trials with the Red Sox,
Meyers will try for job with the De-
troit Tigers. and Schultz and S;:non
will get another whirl at big league
berth with the st. Louis Browns. A
few of these may come back to the
Bears next year, but the chances are it
will be a greatly changed team that
steps or the field in 1924.
Several San Antonio players will
remain in this locality during the win
ter. Some will play semi-prO ball I'M
I'll cold weather. Everett Booze is get
ting up Transforming team to meet
the Milmo Bankers OF Laredo next
week, while Jim Galloway will be boss
of another Texas League pickup club
which is to play Fort Worth series
and then barnstOrm through the north
ern and eastern part of the state. Guy
Morrison stays over to teach at Main
Avenue High School and coach ath-
letics there.
Manager Bob Coleman will go back
20 st. Louis, his home.
Manager Coleman, it is said, has
not signed q contract for next year as
yet. but the general desire is that he be
retained as manager here. for he has
made the best showing with the Bears
that any pilot has succeeded in doing
since 1916, the last time San Antonio
finished as high as second. Perhaps
Bob will sign when President Benson
returns to the city.
Young pitching talent of promise
will be awaiting the Bear manager
next spring. through the lateseason
showing OF Lefty" Lybrand and Mil
Der Porter. Young Porter has lots of
stuff. He is little green yet and n
little wind. but Bob Coleman says he's
one of the best pitching prospects of
the season, and he showed it against
the Gassers Saturday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Kerrville High Training.

KesTyille. Tex. Sept. 15.-Coach
Moses of Tivy High School, began
whipping his squad into shape last
week with E~ht workouts. With tour
of his old men back and n wealth of
new material. Moses is confident OF
turning out as strong an eleven as he
had last year. He is going ahead and
signing up some of the strongest nigh
schools and other institutions in the
district for games. The four veter-
ans returning to the Tivy camp are
Arthur Saenger. Milton Dietert, Ar
thur lnscore and Robert WolfmuelIer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
OSBORN BLANKS CRABS.
wichita Falls, Held to Hit Until Ninth,
Wins, I to O.

Wichita Falls. Ten, sept. 15.-Bob Os-
horn. the younEstcr whose sale to the
Chicago Cubs was announced n few days
ago. turned III enc of the best pitched
games OF the season here Saturday when
he earned n 1-to-0 decision over George
Connally and the Sandcrabs Connally
had held the Sprdders To one hit until
the ninth inning when three clean smaclls
wore produced for a run. Barrett's dou-
BILE and Jonnnrd's single brought in the
only run OF the game. Bischoff had pre-
viously irgled and gone out stealing.
II was a dark end bleak day and both
pitchers had their fast ones working to
perfection. Five brscs OIL balls by o. ca
failed to figure in the scoring. COnnaly
was charged with hitting two batters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
&49& & THE SPORT PAGE g e r
den Decisvey Defeats Johnston for National Tennis Title
Heavy" Title Monopolized by Eight
Men Since Queensberry Rules Came In

the OF Queenbery rules
effect generally in boxing the heayws championship has changed
Jim Jries gift the title
the boicrmaker first retired from the
heavyweight te-hoder has his
Jeries
red TO their
held championship
years Jfries
Jeries in the championship Dempsey
with
Here's the of title fights heavyweight
Corbe wreed the John L.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Miss Hooker Tennis Queen.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 15.-Miss
Helen Hooker of Southampton, l.. l.,
is the tennis queen among the girls
of America. She won the national
girls singles championship Saturday
at the Philadelphia Cricket Club by
defeating Miss Beatrice Hilleary Of
Philadelphia. 81. 60. In winning.
Miss Hooker scored total OF 26
placements. She helped capture the
national doubles title Friday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Sesuin BowIers Elect.

bUsUIII, Tex, sept. Io.-Ihe lot
lowing officers were elected for the
coming season by the Cordova Bowl
ing Club here: Adolph KoepD. presi-
dent; Harry Dole, vice president; Al
bert Koepp, secretary: W. III.
Schliecher, treasurer. Adolph Koepp
and Robert Schuenemann were ELECTED
as first and second captains, re-
sDectiyely.
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Pitchers Records.

Stoner of Fort Worth Thursday
night needed another victory to pass
O'Neill of Shreveport in the pitching
percentages, although assured of win
ming the greatest number of games
this year. Love ran his strike-opt
mark up Thursday to 172.
Pitchers winning half or better Of
their games through Thursday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
ROTHS RAINED OUT
Grounds Too Wet For San Antonio
cam at Laredo.

Laredo, Tex, Sept. t5.-The Roth
Brothers team from San Antonio
and the Milmo Bank club of Laredo
were prevented from starting their
three-game series here Saturday be-
cause of rain-soaked field. They
probably will play all three games
on Sunday il weather permits.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Error,ess Games

San Antonio and Galveston are TIED
for the lead in errorless games. each
having played forty-two contests
without n bobble. The record of the
other clubs in clean slate achieve
ments is: Fort Worth. Al: Wichitl
Falls. Al: Shreveport, 81; Beaumont.
81; Dallas. "a; Houston. "a.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Rifle Club Is Formed.
Froierrksburg. Tex. Sent

Fredericksburg, Tex, Sept. To-
The Fredericksburg Rifle Club, -affil-
lated with the National Association,
was organized at a recent meeting
held at the American Legion hall.
William NJ. Petmecky was elected
president; Kurt \. Welgehausen. vice
president; Louis II. Stehling. secre-
iary Alfred Moscl. treasurer; Boise
X. Bailey, executive officer. Both
outdoor and indoor ranges are pro-
y!ided: Twenty-one young men have
joined and many more are applicants
for admission.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

Two-base hits. Barrett; sacrifice hit.
Munson; struck out. by Osborn 6. Con-
nally &; base on balls. off. Osborn ;. Con-
nally s.: batsmen hit. Weiss. Cotter; UNI
pires, Tanning and Kane.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
Saturdays Results.
ChicngO, 2: New

Chicago, J; New York, :.
Chicago 3; New York ..
Cincinnati 3: Boston 3.
Pitsburg a.: Brooklyl lis.
Philadelphia 20; St. Louis GO.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.


Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Three games scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

reelng
likely Boone failed his hit total Sat
able 250mak himself that his pa
ncly Wichita Falls Cleveland Boone lettering the
If walops
he will finish only who topped Texas League
hers with Boone the Boston Red Sox after the
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The Flag Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE
STANDING.
Play Sunday.

San Antonio ct Shreveport.
Houston at Dallas.
Beaumont at Fort Worth.
Galveston at Wichita Falls double
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Saturdays Results.

San Antonio 5; Shreveport 2.
Wichita Falls /: Galveston 0.
Houston at Dallas, rain.
Beaumont at Fort Worth, rain.
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AMERICAN STANDING
STANDING.


Indianapolis. 20; Toledo. lie.
Kansas City, $40: Minneapolis, Ga.
s.. Paul. 3; Milwaukee,. (.
Louisville. ;; Columbus. 2.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

Asgies, the I-G. n. r. Il. will OPP
crate through chair car to College
Station Sunday night TO be set out
and occupied until morning. Train
leaves S:1J p. m.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING,


st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
Two games scheduled. .
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

washington Q: Detroit s.
Boston II; Cleveland 6.
New York 10; Chicago 4.
Philadelphia So; St. Louis Is.
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YOUTH HURLS BEARS
TO EASY VICTORY
Continued from preceding pase)


XXSBattcd FOR stow in ninth.
xXxxBatted for Barnes in ninth.
xxxxxBatted for Harris in ninth.
BY Innings.
San Antonio .......... .OO1 COZ 900
Shreveport 900 100 001-2
summary.
Two Sc hits, Harris. Jolley; double
plays, Riley to stow to Riley. Galloway
TO Gross to Todt, Standaert to Dashiel to
Riley: stolen bases, Todt, Riley; hit by
pitched bali. Harris. Porter; bases on
balls. Off Porter 4; struck out. by Por-
ter 6, Harris 8; left on bases. San An
tonic /. Shreveport .; time, 1874; UNI
pires, Estill anu O'Toole.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-15
DAME To
HAVE ANOTHER
CRACK TEAM
Nine First-S String Men viii Be
Available for Coach
Knute RocI<ne.

Notre Dame seems destined to turn
out. another crack football team this
fall. Nine first-string veterans and
several new and promising players
will be available for Coach Knute
K. Rocl1ne to work with.
Notre Dame followers expect
RED Maher, known as the lad
with the snaly hips" and Don
Miller. to win wide prominence az
backfieId stars. Miller is great
broken-field runner and Malher ID
an elusive back.
Mag Haueer, former Lafayette
fullback, win be eligible to play
with Notre Dame this season, and
Rockne plans to use him in the
position he played SO we'll for the
Easton collegians. Hauser probably
will do all. the, punting and drop
kicking.
Five veterans have been lost by
graduation. They are Capt. Glen
Carberry, end; Paul Cashier. who
was picked on Camps second all
American eleven as a halfbacf
Eddie" Degree. guard; and "Fod'
Cotton and "Tom" Leib. tackles.
Harvey Brown, captain-elect, will
show at one Of the guard positions
Adam Walsh and Bob" Regan viii
be back at center. 'WOp" Vergera
is slated. to play one OF the wing
positions.
The veteran backs are "Red" Ma
her, Elmer Layden, Don" Miller
Dutch" Bergman, 3D., and Harry
Stuldrher.
There are three new and out
standing players in the Notre Dame
camp besides MAX" Hauser. Joe
RegalIi, last years freshman guar
terback; Dan" Lamont, fresh end
and Roach, star back of the 1872;
yeaflings, should have no trouble
In winning regular berths with thu
Gold and Blue.
"Tom" Leib, one of the South
Bend outfits mainstays last year
will assist Rockne In coaching thu
team.
Notre Dame will play the follow
ing teams In the order named: KaI
amazoo, Lombard, Butler, Army
Princeton, Georgia Tech, and Pur
| due.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-15
.ta6din6
ali Bases

The Chicago Cubs weren't a bit
hospitable to the Giants. on their
last invasion of the West this sea-
son, and pounded McQuillan for q
7-to-1 win.
The Cincinnati Reds and Boston
Braves divided a bargain bill. 9 to
l and 4 to 0. the first game going
to the Reds. It was Senior LuGue's
twenty-fourth victory Of the season.
Weinert wilted in the third. the
Cardinals scored runs and won
from the Phi1s. 8 to 2.
The White Sox got to Bob Shaw.
key for a rally that included three
circuit clouts and for change won
a game from the Yanks. Z to 4.
George Burns. Red Sox first
sacker. pulled an unassisted triple
play and the Sox defeated the In
dams, 4 70 in ~ inning0.