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Gleason Looks Back at the "Black SOx'
of 1919 as Greatest Team in Baseball
BY BILLY EVANS

The baseball scandal of 1919 will
ever remain with kid" Gleason.
The failure OF the White Sox of
1923 has caused the kid" to do some
reminisceing.
Unuuestionably the White Sox of
this year are the disappointment of
the American League race. The Sox
are a good ball club, first division
team, yet during the greater part of
the campaign Gleason's men have
been flounderins in the second divi-
sion, getting nowhere.
Early in the spring. while working
in New York. bumped into Catcher
Frank Snyder and Pitcher Jack
Bentley. star performers of the New
York Giants. McGraw's team had
just finished long spring series
with the Sox in which the world
champions had been pushed TO the
limit to get the edge.
"Chicago has n mighty good club
and should be up there" was the
opinion expressed by the two Giants.
What ] had seen of the Sox during
spring training in the South caused
me TO entertain a similar opinion.
Only the other day while talking
to Eddie Collins as 70 the failure of
the Sox. he remarked:
1--WE have been off on the wrong
foot from the very start and have
never hit our stride. / am convinced
that if we had won the ball games
series with Cleveland at the opening
of the season it would have made a
lot of difference with our club. All
year it has been a case of no pitch
ing when we hit the ball. and when
We got the pitching we failed to hit.
That is the answer to all our trou-
bles.'
Getting back to Gleason and the
scandal of 1919. Recently l had the
seat adjoining Kids on trip
from Boston to New York, The Sox
had been roughly treated by the
tail-endcrs. We had just finished
talking about Chicago's failure 10
win, when Gleason. with tone of
sorrow in his voice that clearly
showed how he felt. remarked:
If / still had that ole gang to.
gether we would be winning pen
nuHts as TASTY as We ulu IN 1911.
That was a great ball club.
I'm my time ] have seen a lot OF
famous teams, the old Baltimore
Orioles. the pennant-winning New
York Giants. the Chicago Cubs of
1906 to 1910. and Connie Mack's
great club of 10 years back, but |
will take the White Sox of 1919 in
preference 10 any of them.
There never was a better fielder
than Felsch, and l am not excepting
Speaker or any of the other famous
guardians of the middle pasture. He
could do everything, hit, field, run
and throw.
And ' ct a great hitter Joe
Jackson was. The big fellow was
one of those natural batsmen who
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
DIXIE SERIES
BETWEEN CATS
! AND PEL|CANS
Forth Worth Cinches Texas
League Pennant by
Beating Bears.
LOCALS HOPE SECOND
Bruins, Game Ahead of
. Dallas, Must Fight to
Be Runner-up.
Fort Worth. Tex. Sept. s.-The

Fort Worth. Tex, Sept. s.-The
Dixie series will be played this year
between the Fort Worth Panthers,
representing the Texas League. as
they haye done ever since the series
was inaugurated four years ago. and
the New Orleans Pelicans. carrying
the standard OF the Southern Associa-
ton.
The Panthers. who have been max.
ing plans for the post-season event
with New Orleans for several weeks,
can now go so far as to sell tickets
to the games to be played here; for.
Friday, they mechanically cinehed
the Texas pennant when they de-
feated their nearest rivals, San An
tonic, Q to Z.
The San Antonio Bears now have
no interests above them but are chief
ly concerned in holding their precar-
ious position as runners-up, with
Dallas only a game behind in third
: place and Wichita Falls but a game
behind Dallas in fourth.
The visitors died hard. With the
Cats walloping the ball hard and
piling up a big lead, which stood at
Q to 5 in the fifth inning, the Bears
put on a fearsome rally in the ninth.
batted around, scored four runs and
came within two TALES of a tie.
They Jared wachtel off the mound
and forced Jake Atz TO send Stoner
In to stop them. which he did.
Bear Pitchers Hit Hard.
Fort Worth batted Morrison out
in the third inning. after scoring a
run in the first and two more III the
second. Adams relieved him and the
bombardment continued through the
fourth. Adams was jerked for a
the hill in the fifth. Fort Worth
scored a couple off him before he
settled down to some good work in
the last three frames.
San Antonio scored one in the
fourth on Todt's double and success
sive infield outs.
Two more were manufactured in
the fifth, Kohlbecker hitting a home
run over the left field fence after
Galloway had beaten an infield
roller.
The Bears had several other
chances, Boone providing more than
his share of them with four hits in
all, two of them doubles.
Details of the Rally.
Wachtel passed Kohlbecker TO
start the busy ninth. Gross got his
second hit, single to center. Booze
came up for Porter and scratched a
hit toward second, filling the bases.
Kohlbecker was forced at the plate
by Fuller. but Todt waited for a base
on balls, got it and forced Gross
across with a run. Boone singled
back Of second base. scoring Booze.
Simon lifted a sacrifice fly to the
left fielder, after which Fuller
scored. Wachtel was getting ex-
tremely unsteady. Meyers was
raised and Galloway was hit by
pitched ball, forcing in Todt. Here
Stoner took the hill. Kohlbecker
tried hard but his best was a fly to
Calvo in center field, ending the
game.
The box-score.
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could hit anything and was always
a threat at the plate.
Talk about great lcft-handed
pitchers. never saw better one
than Lefty Williams. He knew
how to pitch and no left-hander ever
had more marvellous control.
Buck Weaver ut third was
wonder. He could make seemingly
impossible plays look easy, a nat
ural ball player.
Eddie Cicotte was the master
pitcher who put some thought back
of every ball pitched. At first base,
Gandil could do everything well, and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
SIGN UP WENDELL
Pittsburg Classics Likely to Use
Lefty" in Saturdays Game.

"Lefty" Wendell, who made a good
record here before he joined the Rio
Grande Valley League in midsummer,
and who is said to have won IL out OF
IL at San Benito. has been signed by
the Pittsburg Plate Glass team here
and probably will pitch the Saturday
afternoon game against the Fire De-
partment at 3 o'clock on the Bracken-
ridge Park diamond.
The Pittsburgs will 90 to New
Braunfels for a game with the Tigers
Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
JUDGE POWDERS 1T
Reserves Decision on Wills Suit to
Stop Dempsey -F'irpo Go.

New York. Sept. S.-Judge Hagger-
ty Of the supreme court, Brooklyn,
Saturday pondered the case of Harry
Wills. negro pugilist, in his applica-
ton for an injunction to prevent the
Dcmpsey-Firpo heavyweight cham
pionship fight next Friday night. The
judge Friday reserved decision when
the application came up for hearing.
Wills and his manager, Paddy Null
Inns. claim that the negro had pre-
vious right to fight Dempsey and that
the New York commission is breaking
faith in permitting the Firpo meeting
first
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
PAPYRUS WILL COME
Arrangements Completed to Ship Best
English Racer to L. S.

London, Sept. Sit has been
definitely settled that Papyrus, the
English derby winner, will go to the
United States to race the best Amer
lean three-year-old this fall. it was
announced today by L. f. Fitzgerald,
agent Of August Belmont. who came
here to negotiate for the English
horses appearance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
REPORTS GO ROUNDS
AGAIN THAT YANKS
WILL RELEASE MAYS
Not Being Worked for
Some Reason Though He
Seems in Shape.
BY JOHN Il. FOSTER.

Copyright, 1928. by The $. a. Light.
New York, Sept s.-Carl Mays may
not be with the Yankees next year,
according TO reports going the rounds
again. The pitcher who was once the
Yanks' star has won five games and
lost one this season, but lie has pitch
ed ill only two complete games.
Mays appears to be as strong and
vigorous as ever, but higgins has
worked along with Jones, Pennock,
Hoyt and Bush and has kept Mays
on the bench all season. Whether
Mays could be waived out of the
league is Il question. No one can
tell whether he is the pitcher he once
was because he does not have the OPP
portunity to show. The little he has
done has been very good.
When the 1anks begin to shape up
for 1924 folks are wondering whether
Mays will be included in any kind
of deal that viii bring in an out
fielder and an infielder. There are
teams in the American League that
could have used Mays this year, but
the Yanks have held onto him. If as
good as he was in 1921, he would
have made the Cleveland team ten
games better off. He would have
helped Detroit also and Chicago. where
the pitching weakness is manifest. But
when one suggests Mays. no one APP
pears enthusiastic about it. Maybe all
of them still remember the quarrel
that cnsued when he was brought to
New York from Boston.
The National League cannot get him
until all American League clubs have
waived on him.
So that's the story of a $4,000
pitcher being hog-ted TO the bench all
season. If the Cincinnatis or Pitts
burgs had been able to grab him they
might have been leading their league.
Mays arm is all right. BY hanging
to him the Yanks have cvpIered their
own bet that they will win their third
straight pennant.
In 1921 Mays was i many re-
spects the best pitcher in the league.
He Won 81 games and lost y. Last
year he was bad, winning - and los
ing IA. Nor did he pitch any better
than his record would Indicate. He
was grouchy and there were other
groschts on the team when he pitched
Fault finding was plenty and Mays
was not as popular as he should have
been after his splendid record the year
before He complained that he did
not get enough work and he was still
complaining when the worlds series
began. Higgins pu him in in the
fourth game and it was his slow field
ing that helped TO lose he game Is
II he'ped to lose one for him in tho
1921 series.
] Pennocli Of the Ynnks is nrncficallN
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
TEN RACES In ROW
The Sign Is New Phenom in Great
Western Circuit Racing.

HamIine, Mimi. Sept. S.-The Sign
is the new phenomenon in the Great
Western racing circuit. The horse
Friday won its tenth consecutive
racing victory at the Minnesota state
fair here. The field is considered un-
usually strong.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
BAGBY is RELEASED
Pittsburg Turns Veteran Pitcher
Loose to Make Room For Rockies.

Pittsburg, Sept. Slim Bagby,
veteran pitcher, and the only pitcher
who ever hit home-run in world
series, was Internationally released
by the Pittsburg Pirates today. The
management found it necessary to
cut down the teams personnel in
order to make room for a number of
minor league recruits who have been
signed IN to help the Pirates in their
eleventh hour pennant dash. 4
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twenty games and that is far better
than any left-hander did in the Amer
lean League last season. When PEN
mock went to Japan with the tourists
last winter it was said that the trip
would finish him as a pitcher. The
trip seems to have ha dthe opposite
effect. On the other hand, Joe Bush.
who was also in the party, has not
done so well.
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xBatted for Weiss in ninth.
BY Innings.
beaumont ......-...-..V VO 0OO llO u
Wichita Falls ....... Dol 0l0 600 ID
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
RECORD FOR FILLY
Dot Hangs Up New American Mark
for Mile and Sixteenth.

New York, Sept. S.-Dot, three
year-old filly owned by Jack Byre,
hung up n new American record at
Belmont Park Friday by covering a
mile and n sixteenth under 100 pounds
in 1 40 Is. The former record was
made by Celesta at Syracuse Septem-
Der 8. 1914. 1t was two-fifths of a
second slower,
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yout.,s Get Life sente, ces.

Wichita. Kan. Sept. S.-Alton Law
less. is. and Harold Knowles, 23.
both of Belle Plaine, Kan, drew life
sentences from Judge c. Il. Vance. of
Garden City, after pleading guilty to
charges of numbering .. L. Todd. sup
erintendent of the Lamar Power and
Light Company. Lamar Colo, Sep
tember 1. near Deerfield. Kan. They
we're taken to the state pcnitentiary
nt oncp
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
KILLED in A RACE
Dirt TRACKS Driver Goes Through
Fence and Is Fatally Hurt.

Aberdeen, S. D., Sept. SIS. W
Steece of Sioux City, Iowa, was fatal
ly injured Friday when his racing
automobile went through fence OH a
curve at the Tri-Statc fair grounds
here. He died before he could be
rushed to hospital.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
Through Car to
Luling

Leaves the Lanier Hotel ] :45 p. m.
daily. arrives Lu.ing 5 O'Clock p. N.
Via New Brannfeis, San Marcos and
Lockhart. Leaves Luling. Wilson
Hotel. Phone 4S. z 30 a. m. Ar
rives San Antonio 10 80 a. m.
San Antonio Bus Lire. Mission SS5
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Cambridge. Mass. Sent. s.,
Texas Tennis Player Loses.

McAlester. Okla, Sept. S.-Ben
Parks of Oklahoma City, brought the
singles tennis championship Of Okla
homa back to the state Friday when
he eliminated Louis Thnlheimer Of
Dallas. Tex, last years champion. in
the final round OF the state tourna-
ment here. Parks won in straight sets,
CA, G /, so.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
CRABS BLOW IN SEVENTH.
Dallas Wins By Scoring Six Runs
After Trailing Most Of Way.
Dallas, Tex, Sept. s.-The G.,

Dallas, Tex, Sept. S.-The Gal
weston Crabs blew up in the seventh
inning Friday and Dallas scored six
runs on hits off Deviney and many
Galveston fielding misplays. The
lead, which overcame a slight Calves
ton advantage held most of the game
gave the Steers 0-to-4 victory.
Munson's homer in the fourth came
with nobody on base. Score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08

IWo-baSe hlts, Koberts, GTifIin; nome
run. Munson; stolen base. Griffin; sacri-
fees, Wisterzil Griffin. Distel, Conno.-
ly; struck out. by Deviuey ]. by Roberts
?; bases on balls, off DeViney >. OF:
Roberts 5: left on base Galveston S.
Dallas Z; double plays Segrist to Wano
to Connolly. Roberts to Scgrist to wano
Distel 20 Eearns; time, 1:i5; umplres
Wier and Ccnley.
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Fridays Results.

Chicago, 6; Pittsburg,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
COTTER's HIT DECIDES.
Wichita Falls Beats Out Beaumont
In Tenth Inning.
Wichita Falls. Tex. Sc,

Wichita Falls, Tex, Sept. s.
Cotter's hit in the tenth inning
brought in Bescher with the run that
broke up a tight ball game in favor
of Wichita Falls over Beaumont Fri
day. 8 TO .. Bischoff hit two home
runs in two official trips TO the
plate. He has hit perfectly in the
last three gales. Score:
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Risbcrg at short, while erratic at
times. could be just as brilliant.
Add to these stars Eddie Collins
(never was there better second
sacker); Ray Schalk, Incompatible
as catcher, and Red Faber, one
of the games best pitchers.
Them Was the Days.
And having thus spoke. "Kid"
took out bla k cigar from his vest
pocket, bit off the end and started
for the smoker. The expression that
played over his face made it APP
parent that the scandal of 1919 had
caused him many a heartache.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
Walker Given a Draw.

Casper. Wye, Sept. S.-Hughie
Walker of Kansas City was given
draw decision by the referee in his
ten-round bout with Harvey Perkins
of Casper here Friday night. al
though newspapermen gave Walker
the edge. The men are heavyweights.
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Smith to Help Coach Drury.

Springfield. Mo-, Sept. so. NJ.
Smith. director Of athletics at Peoria,
ILL.,. high school. has been ramed as
sistant coach at Drury Col eye here,
it was announced today. Smith was
an all-state college tackle IN Illinois
for four years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
Summary.

Stolen base. Schultz; sacrifices. wach-
tel CD; two-base hits. Sears. Kraft (2),
root, moore, Boone CD; home-run, Kohl
hacker double plays. Fuller to Gross to
Galloway, Rapp TO Phelan TO Kraft; in
nings pitched. by Morrison .. none out in
third. by Adams ., Wachtel s e-s runs
oil morrison 3, Adams 4, Wachtel Z:
IL; struck out, by Wachtel Z. Porter f;
base on balls. off Adams /, Wachtel 4.
, Porter ); hit by pitcher. by wachtei
, tGalloway); wild pitch. Morrlson time
Of game. z:1o; umpires, Sweeney, Leidy
and DAILY.
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THREE-I LEAGUE.


Rockford. ST.: Peoria. "a.
Evansville, S: Danville. 4.
pccs tur, 4; Terre Haute. 5.
Moline, 81; Bloomington, is.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE.


Sapulpa. e5-7: Independence, 40.
Hutchinson. Is: Coffeyville. IL.
Topeka, 10; Dartlesville, Z.
Salina, IL; Muskogee. 4.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Fridays Results.
Omaha. 1913; Sioux City. 10.
Only game scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
Malone Outpcints Boyash.

Boston, Sept. S.-Jock Malone of
st. Paul conceded seven pounds to
Lou Bogash of Bridgeport. Conn.
and outpointed him in ten-round
bout here Friday night. Malone
weighed 15j pounds And Bogash 162.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08
u. S. GOLFERS LOSE
Canadian Seniors Win Cup This Yea,
for First Time.

Montreal, Sept. S.-Canada defeat
ed the United States Friday in the
team contest between the senior golf
associations Of the two countries for
the Duke of Devonshire cup. 1t was
Canada's first victory since 1918 when
the trophy first was donated for an
nual competition by the former COVER.
nor general of the dominion.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.


Chattanooga, L.; Atlanta. 10.
birmingham. s; Nashville, 5.
New CIltans, Memphis, rain.
Mobile, u; Little Rock, ..
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Totals ..............75 , s 80 10 /
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Columbus. II; Indianapolis. Z.
St. Paul, 1i-1; Milwaukee. 40
Kansas City, 2; Minneapolis, /.
Louisville-T Toledo, rain.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


Toronto. Z; Buffalo. 9. 90 inninss).
Reading, :; Jersey City. G, az innings
baltimore. 3; Newark, 8.
Rochester. s; Syracuse, /.
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Play Saturday.

Cincinnati ut st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
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A. st. Louis. LIST game +. II. E.
Cincinnati ....... 100 900 00O-1
Batterines: Donohue, McOuade and
wingo; Stuart and McCurdy.
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Chicago. 9; Pittsburg, 4.
At Pittsburg- IT, III. z.
Chicago .......... 500 900 ooo-6
Pittsburg ....... 900 $50 j010-4 s
Batteries: Klein and O'Farre!l; Adams
Bagby, Schneider and Gooch.
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Fridays Results.

Fort Worth, 0; San Antonio. Z.
Wichita Falls. ,: Beaumont. ..
Dallas. 9; Galveston. 4.
Houston at Shreveport, rain.
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is drawn against Howard Kinsey OF
California. McInnis agains Willis Da-
Wis OF California and Anderson against
Stanley w. Pearson of Philadelphia.
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The Flag Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE
STANDING.


Play Saturday.
San Antonio at Fort Worth.
Galveston at Dallas.
Beaumont at Wichita Falls.
Houston at Shreveport.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.


San Francisco, S; Vernon, (.
Oakland, ,: Los Angeles. ].
Portland. 10: Sacramento, ).
Seattle, S; Salt Lake, Z. 90 innings).
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Detroit. IL; Cleveland. 0

A. Cleveland II. II. E.
Detroit .......... 031 002 SOIL 16 [
Cleveland ....... 103 010 all? Is 2
Batteries: Dauss. Francis. Holloway.
Cole and Bassler; Uhle. Morton, Boone,
Smith and ONeill Myatt.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10; New York,

AT New YORK II. Fl. e.
Philadelphia go. 002 100 304--10 is
New York .... 010 0O2 0i2- 6 IL i
Batteries: Ring and Wilson: Watson.
Barnes, Jonnard and Gowdy. Snyder.
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Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery, not
graveyard, beautiful well kept
burial park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.)
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Eriisy's Results.
Chicago. I; st. Louis. 2.

AZ Chicago II. II. L.
st. Louis ......... DOL 900 01o-2 :
Chicago ......... 006 Dol 00x-7 .
Batteries: Shocker. Root and Col
Inns; Cvengros and Schalk.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING,


st. Louis at Chicago.
Detrc.t at Cleveland.
New Yori. at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia 1.-TWO games.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08

The Dog Man-Pedigree dawgs, ladies
that's what these are: I've jest refused
five 'underd pounds fer their stepmother.
London M9gpie.
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Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not
graveyard, BEAUTIFUL well kept
burial park. Crockett 16SS-(Adv.)
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Piano teacher, Mrs. Florence Cole
man Studio, 219 Schley Avenue. Mis-
sion 23S7.-(Adv.)
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Defeat Poloists From India.

Philadelphia, Sept. S.-The ALI
Philadelphia polo team defeated
Count John de Madre's India Tigers
% to L. Friday in the special match
played on the Philadelphia Country
Club field at Bala.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-08

Home runs. Bischoff Ce): two-base
hits. Beseher. Strong. Black: stolen
bases. Huber. Bescher; hit by pitcher
2. off Caldera 6; struck out, by CAL
dera /. by Carlson 8: time, 2:0o; UNI
pires. Kane and flaming.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Enid. s; Ardmore. Z.
One game played.