San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-12
Enemy Does Some Long,
distance Clouting Behind
Good Hurting.
MARSHALL BATTED OUT
Adams Finishes Up-Ja-
cobus Relieves Gray and
Holds Home Gang.


Faulticss fielding.
That's baseball combination hard
to beat and the Bears didn't heat it
Saturday.
Beaumont won by score of , to i.
The Exporters got thirteen hits for
"A bases. including homcrs by Hnbcr
and Turgeon. triples by Bla X and
Stronl and q timely double BIZ KIRK
ham, They wasted only three singles,
all the other hits being used 10 dam
age the pitching RI cords of fubc Mar
Srall AMI Karl cams.
While this vas going on. Stuart
Jacobus served up some shoots the
Bear batsmcn couldn't deal with very
effectively. after he relieved Dolly
GRAY. late of Fort Worth. in the sec
ond inning because Gray persisted in
keeping three locals on the sacks all
the time by walking them. Jake"
allowed four hits between the time he
clambered to the pitching peak, with
one out in the second inning, and
the ninth inning. when. with two men
out. the Bears took advantage OF
low delivery and pushed across two
belated and wocfully inadequate tai
lies.
Support Helped Him.
Jacobus' success was partly due to
his excellent support. With Blacks
work around second the feature. the
Exporters got just about everything
there was to get. playing an errorless
and. at times. brilliant brand of BIZ
The game was decided before -
fans could buy their peanuts and set
tie comfortably for the afternoons
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Cut went Marshah ana tne' luhs kos
tnelr hrs. LOOK at one Oh the NV
pltchers' ADAMS; strong ouhted nearly;
squeezing IN Biack win rum anu
was tnrown OUT at Irst.
HfS Lucky sort OF Homer.
linen huber smashed inner 10 cen
ter. The PAL struck n KNOB IN tne
rough outfield and bounced over Mey.
ers head. Moke pursued III hotloyt
put IL disappeared between tne cruz
house ana Dig sign ana WASN'T
recovered. Home-run!
Lothes ended the fun by lying
TO Booze.
| Fuller worked Gray for walk IN
tne Bears flrst: Booze slapped NIT
| through the pitchers box. boon'
forced Booze. a pass to Iodt fliiel
me passes. Scnuite iofted long ny 70
DeMaggio, after when Fuller scoreu'
The bases were filled again when
simon was hit by pitched ball. Mey-
ers wound up the inning by driving
hard one into kirkliam's hands.
Three walks loaded the hassocks
IN the home half OF the second but.
with TWO out, Iodt, walloped one hacR
at JacoDus and was retired at first.
The Bears registered in the flfth
by punching three hits. Boone SEA-
sizzhng single to right and Iodt m,
past Black Tor n base. Schuite killed
hopes OF n rally by Knocking into
double play. simon, however. drapeI
a hump-backed inner into left fieio
and Boone hustled home. Meyers fhed
10 the rignt fieider.
ADAMS Started well.
Adams got along fine on the MI,
until Beaumont evencd TINS score ano
went the Bears one better by COUNT
ing TWO IN the sixth. Blacks scratch
mt toward first; Strong's triple TO
right-center and a sharp wallop
through snort by Huber did IL.
The score became to = when the
loo cashed pair IN the ninth. WITH
one away, Iurgeon. who had gone
hitless IN four previous tries. flayed
the horsehide across the seventh sign