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COWBOYS ADD STARS
Eckhardt Smaney and Mueller TC
Appear Here Against Indians.

The three-game series between the
Alamo-Pecl; Indians and the Del Rio
Cowboys Saturday and Sunday is be-
ing advertised as a titular affair for
the championship OF West Texas. The
Cowboys will make their last appear
ance in San Antonio in this series.
They are three games ahead OF Laredo
in the district race and have won
every series played this season with
the exception of one of those with the
Indians.
Several new men are ON the Cow
boy roster and will be used in the To-
cal series. Oscar Eckhardt of the
University of Texas has been added TO
the twirling corps and smuggling Dewey
Smalley. also of the university. will
hold down l. third sack. The roster
also includ g. Inc well known Eddie
Mueller. who las been pitching in the
East Texas League all summer.
Manager Schwab viii use his regu-
lar Lineup in the series. Jimmy
Brought is slated to pitch Saturday 5
game. Lefty Stair will heave sun
day morning. and the last game of the
series ON Sunday afternoon Will be
taken care of by Schraub.
Other teams booked by Manager
| Schwab this year include the Victory
| Wilson team of Dallas for tine mex
weekend. and the fast Bay City nin'
! the following Sunday. The Bay Cit
! bunch claim the championship o
/ Southeast Texas. having cleaned NJ
! all the teams Of championships cali
| Der in that part OF the state.
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d THE SPORT PAGF@&}#@7 u r
BOWLING

Plans for the convention Of the sra,e
bowling association which viii be heht
in San Antonio during the coming
year were discussed at the annual bans
quet OF the Turner bowling section OF
the Wednesday night meeting in thf
Turner gymnasium. =,
The local Turner's will attempt ~
defend their title to the big 4 cup ant
other trophies won at the state tournaz
ment at Austin last season. Expectaz
tons are that the 100-man leagus
formed last year will be exceeded this
year in the winter league. All Turn-
erS must make an average of $50 in
80 games in order to qualify in the
state tournament. according TO a russ
ing OF the directors of the associations
Since there will lie no qualifying
league for the last minute men. ltf
the Turner'S must take rart in thas
winter league. Those making an av-
eragc Of 100 or better in this league
will be classed i'm the senior grvap
and those below this average in the'
junior grou..
The winter league will open the.
first week in September. 70
At the Turner banquet. big al
tendance turned out and was reward-s
Ell with good eats snappy talks and "
musical program by the Turner band !.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24
RODNEY WHITNEY OF
SAN ANTONIO SENT
BY MEXIA TO VERNON
Clarence Timer Also Sold
to Pacific Coast League
Team.

Rodney Whitney. native San An
tonian, all-around athletic star and
for a time catcher with the San An
tonic Texas League baseball team, has
been sold by the Mexia club Of the
new Texas Association 10 Vernon,
Cal. in the Glass IA Pacific Coast
League. according TO word received
here b. his brother, Lloyd Whitney.
With Catcher Whitney goes Pitcher
Clarence Timer, the youngster the
Bears tried out for a couple of seasons
and then released TO Mexia. Timer
and Whitney formed Mexia's crack
battery all this summer
The Mexia men are TO report TO
Vernon at the close of the Texas AS
ISOLATION season and will be given a
thorough tryout this fall. as the coas:
clubs play long season.
Whitney has been hitting well this
year-the day before yesterday ne
made single, a double and triple
in four times up--and has been behind
only Alexander, the former Beaumont
backstop. in the receiving department.
Whitney has caught 106 games TO
Alexnnder's 80.
While Rodney is getting his chance
with II higher league, his younger
brother. "Pinkey." shortstop for the
Alamo-Peck semi-pros here, is listen
ing to scouts. 'Pinkey' has been play
ing sensational ball this year and
seems certain of getting a professional
tryout next spring. Among the clubs
after him is the Boston American
League.
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Detroit. .; New York. L,
Washington. I

Washington 49,. coo COL OOO OIL o
Cleveland 49,. 600 600 col IL II y
Batteries: Mogr,dge and Ruel; Uhlc
and O'Neill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24
FRANKIE MFARLAND
FINDS MEXICO CITY
PUGILISTy PARADISE
Trims Dundee and Rico
and Comes Home Thou
sands Richer.

Mexico City is a gold mine for
pugilists who are willing to scrap as
well as sign the payroll. says frankie
Mcfarland. San Antonio feather
weight, who is back in town after q
few engagements in the Mexican cap
ital. frankie. a clever lad who always
tries his best. took on Jimmy Dundee.
thirteen pounds heavier. and Sam
Rico. eighteen pounds heavier, in Mex
leo City recently and beat them both
Mexican newspapers hail him as the
country's featherweight champion and
Mcfarland says the crowds of 1900
and $4,000 that fill the bull ring.
where the fights are held. have pro-
vided him with several thousand dol
lars in purses, and chances for more.
He is matched to meet Frankie
Garcia, who is not far below the top
strata of little battlers of the United
States. in Mexico City September ).
Netherlands wad of clippings show
he beat up Dundee badly and that he
and Rico had vicious 20-round scrap
in which Rico knocked him down
twice in the fourth round and he
flOored Rico in the eleventh and nine
teenth. Rico received a shade de
cision. and the papers all pan the
referee and judges for it. declaring
McFarland-should have won. Judging
from the Stories of the fights.
frankie is popular.
Jack Willis. local welterweight, 5
one of the latest Mexico City d.
partures among San Antonio pugS.
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RIOUX DESTINED TO !
BE ANOTHER BLOOMERs
OF RING, IT SEEMS.
Huge Canadian Not s.
Ferocious as Pictured,
Dempsey Finds.
BY FAIRPIAN.

New York. Mug. 24.-Elziar Rioux..
the Canadian giant whom DR.. Gadbaiss
of Montreal has been grooming as 4 fu-~
ture champion. hardly lived up to thu
ferociouS suggestions of his stature ant.
appearance in his initial bout willis
Jack Dempsey at Saratoga. Maybe
he will later. The novelty of goins.-
against the chamnion may have mills
tated against his BIT efforts. -
Just the same. If he pulls 4 bloomer.
he will only be following the uath.-
which huge human heavyweightS hives
trod in the past. Time and again haze
it been borne in unOn Us that hulk
alone avaiS little in carrying Il fighters
to the throne.
If size We're one OF the principal elelr
mentS in making a champion. Cart
Morris would have gone much furthes,a
than he ever went. Morris proved easyss
little men. And Ed Dunkhors+. the
human freight car--everyone will rc-s
call what smaller maulers did TO him.
particularly Bob FitzSimmonS who's
gave him n beating from which be-.
never recovered. -
Then there was Herr Placke. hig as
a house. who in the course of h7S ca
reer was terribly beaten by Kid Me-
Coy. a fighter small enough to conceal
himself in Placke'S shadow.
Old-timerS will recall John Rennie
who could lift kegs Of lis in his teeth.
and throw the sixieen-pound shot like.
Il baseball. Dominica McCaffrey~
knocked him out in jig-time in Phila--
delphia.
Philly. in fact. has been the grave.
ward of big fighters. There was Jack.
Coughlin. hammer thrower and LITER
who fluttered away on the wings OF
punch delivered by man half his s'ze.-
or nearly 50. Rill Bass. another he-i-
hemoth startled Philadelphians hv tie
ease with which some small fighter-
whose rame has gone into oblivion
drnnped him for the count.
Jim Jeffries was one of the exceR--
tions to the rule that men of great size
do not go far in the ring. But then
Jeff was not so very big. no bigge-
than Firpo. who has beer waiting aiS
opponents into dreamland. The real
exception has been less Wi'l:rd. . vers
liable giant. but in the end he had 20
plav Goliath to Jack Dempsey's Dav'L
Hitting power has not 50 much 10 20
with size as with coordination of RUS.
cles. perfect stringins of sinewS. 9er-ss
feet relation OF all part OF the DO
structure. Quickpess of eye Is IL
volved and also the attunement -
nerves to muscles. Il
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NOT FOR BOXING BILL
Local Legion Delegates 60 tnip
structed TO Convention.

Delegates of Alamo Post 10 th'
American Legion of Texas convention
at Galveston in the last days of this
month will go uninstructed on th5
boxing bill which will come up for 8
vote to determine whether the STATE
legion will support it in the I.esiSla
ture ut The next session Ii l. said
that the general sentiment among e.
cal legionnaireS at the last meeting o
Alamo Post was against the legion's
participation in any boxing bill agita
ton. The Texas legion got behind 4
boxing bill about two years ago. u
was killed in the upper house.
FL Paso. Dallas and Houston legion
naireS will send their delegates in
structed to vote for support of the BILL
press dispatches say.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24
Bruins Shortstop Is
Out to Make a Record
in Consecutive Games

While the San Antonio bears
as well rs the other clubs, of
course-are engaged in SCATTERING
various and sundry records this
season. Captain Ewell Gross.
shortstop. is quietly trying to make
little mark of his own. II mis-
fortune does not overtake "Tur-
key" before the season ends, he
will have played in more than 800
consecutive games. without
break.
Gross has not been chased by an
umpire or kept out of the game by
injury or illness since the first
game of the 1922 season. His cob-
secutive playing record through
Thursdays game was 2S4 games.
There are quarter of hundred
games lef. on this seasons sched-
ule.
Turks" record might have tx
tended farther back than the open
er in 1922. but he retired from the
game in the middle of 1921 TO taEe
charge of his Mesquite, Tex,
cotton gin.
Gross hopes that he may at leaSi
approach the great consecutive
game record of Everett Scott Of
the New York Yankees. who, also
as a shortstop, has passed the 100
marx and is still going.
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NSears out. interference.
NxBatted for Connally in ninth.
SxRan for Wisterzil in ninth.
by Innings.
Fort Worth .4i0 0f6 OOx-9
Galveston ........80s 600 COS
summary.
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Butler Allows Losers Only
One Hit for Four
Innings.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
tSecCnd Half Standing.)

r. W. Handley's crack I.-G. y.
baseball aggregation defeated the SAP
nine. ! to .. in the Commercial League
Thursday afternoon on the I.-G. y.
diamond. West Commerce street.
The I.-G. y. won the old ball game
in the opening frame, by scoring three
runs on three hits, an error and a
pass. Another tally in the third pu;
the game. on ice with another i'll the
fifth. for good measure.
Butler. I.-G. y. start twirler. held
the Sap sluggers down TO one hit, fan
ming ten men in the four innings in
which he worked. The Sap scored two
runs off Ginger who relieved Butler
in the fourth.
Kern lead the attack for the win
ners with two singles and a double.
A. l.. Harris also chalked up a double
for the winners.
The Southern Pacific players for
feited 10 the Poison Gassers OF the
Public Service Company when they
failed TO show IN on the Utilities did
mond.
Friday. the Alamo and Tiger teams
tanglc at the Public Service field.
Frl,urg,lor'S how
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Mus,oxee. Okla. Aug. "a. - Andy

Musli0gee, Okla., Aug. a. = Andy
Rush. leading pitcher of the South
western League sincs its organization
three years ago, was recalled Friday
from the Ardmore Western Associa-
ton club by Mushogee and sent to the
Waterbury club OF the Eastern
League, to which he has been sold.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24

Joplin. Mo-, Aug. 24.-"Lefty" Sig
man. veteran pitcher of the Southern
League. has been signed by the Joplin
team Of the Western Association it
was announced by Ray Finder. owner
of the local club. Sigman is due to ar
rive here Saturday. He has been with
the Little Rock club this season.
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Orlando. Fla. Aug. 24.-Orlan,

The pttsburg Pirates scored an
easy victory over the Braves in Bos
ton. s TO Z. At Philadelphia the Cubs
won. ) 10 4. taking their total score
in the first two innings.
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Orloff Pins sIcClun
Hot Springs. Ark. Aug.

Hot Springs, Ark. Aug. s4.-lyan
OrlOff. the Russian. defeated Andy
McClung OF Kansas in two straight
falls in wrestling match here Thurs
day night 0rloff threw the Giant
Kansan in % minutes for the first fall
and took only five minutes 20 floor
him for the second.
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Regular Ls' .ixwOTtliy Day.
l. IL n....f,u GIavar,pl nbiu

Aug. 24.-It was decidedly Guy Az
worthy day here Thursday. i.fr'
Worthy. y grandson of the fama j
sire. won ,he {" first ever purse. SIN
600 from trottprs that have never ne-
uuired a record of better than : m'p-
utes. and his own So'. Traux. hs" y"
trouble in annexing the main divi>"st
of the RAINY Day sweepstakes fer :.
vear-old trotters. with 4 value Of Slc,-
$50.
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stolen bases. Simon (2). Gross te).
Meyers; sacrifices, Galloway (2). simon '
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Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. e4.-Arthu,

THIIdueIpfId, III, HuK. <F.-aTIHUr
Fletcher. manager of the Philadelphia
National League baseball club. has
signed contract TO pilot the team
again next year. He refused. however.
to sign a three-year contract.
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Baseball Briefs

The New York Giants broke even
with the ST. Louis Cardinals at the
Polo Grounds Thursday. winning the
first game, s to Z, and losing the Sec
ond, Z to 4. Nevertheless, they lost
ground in the pennant race. as the
Reds won in Brooklyn and the Pirates
in Boston. From lead of nine games
a fortnight ago, the worlds champions
are now down to lead Of only three.
The Yankees, playing in Detroit,
lost hard-fought battle, . to 1, Shaw
key, on the mound. allowed the De-
troiters only seven hits, but Dause let
the New Workers hit only five times.
Shortstop Scott played in his 11OOth
straight game.
The Cincinnati Reds. in a slam-bang
game in Brooklyn. defeated the
Robins, 10 to s, making eight runs in
of the 80 hits of the game, but poor
fielding undermined their work at the
bat.
The Browns trimmed the Boston
Red Sox in st. Louis. 4 TO l, in 3
long-distance hitting contest.
Faber, pitching on his home field
in Chicago, shut out the Philadelphia
Athletics, while his teammates ran up
the imposing score of ten runs.
The Cleveland Indians just man
aged TO win from the Senators in
Cleveland, . TO 1, in ten-inning
game. Uhle, pitching for the winners,
was hit only four times while the
Indians landed on Mogridse for II
blows.
Muslsogee. Okla, Aug. "a. - Andy
Rush. leading pitcher of the South
western League since its organization
three years ago, was recalled Friday
from the Ardmore Western Associa-
ton club by Mushogee and sent to the
Waterbury club OF the Eastern
League, TO which he has been sold.
Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 24.-Arthur
Fletcher. manager of the Philadelphia
National League baseball club. has
signed a contract to pilot the team
again next year. He refused. however.
to sign three-year contract.
Joplin. Mo-, Aug. 24.-"Lefty" Sig
man. veteran pitcher of the Southern
League. has been signed by the Joplin
team of the Western Association il
was announced by Ray Finder. owner
of the local club. Sigman is due TO ar
rive here Saturday. He has been with
the Little Rock club this season.
Orlando. Fla. Aug. 24.-Orlando
clinched the Florida State League PEN
nant Thursday by defeating Tampa.
Z TO 0.
The pttsburg Pirates scored an
easy victory over the Braves in Bos
ton. s TO Z. At Philadelphia the Cubs
won. ) 10 4. taking their total score
in the first two innings.
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Bischoff, Weiss: two-base hits. Kohl
becker. Bischoff (2), Osborn: three-baso
hits. Boone, Cotter; runs batted in, Mey-
ers CD, Marshall, Galloway 90, Kohl
becker, Fuller. Boone (2), Cotter; Bis
choff (2). Williams. Weiss, Osborn,
earned runs. off Marshall 5. off Osborn
5; base on balls. off Marshall /. off
Osborn 2; struck out. by Marshall 3. by
Osborn /; left on bases. San Antonio G,
Wichita Falls 6: passed ball. .Bischoff:
time, 1851; umpires. Sweeney and Leidy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24
The Flag Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE
STANDING.
Play Friday,

Wichita Falls at san Antonio.
Fort Worth at Galveston.
Dallas at Houston.
Shreveport at Beaumont.
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CATS WIN BY A RUN.
Eight Scores in First Two Innings
Withstand Crab Onslaughts.

Galveston, Tex. Aug. 24.-Eight
Fort Worth runs in the first two in
nings withstood Galveston rallies
Thursday and the Cats nosed ont
winners, o to s. Three homers were
hit. one by Kraft. the leagues leader
in this department. Umpire Tanning
parked Ellington in the sixth for pro
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24

and Berry were pounded for seven
teen hits by Dallas Thursday end the
Steers wa!loped the Bpffs. IL to 3.
Ryan held Houston safe after reliev-
ing Morris IN the second inning.
Score:
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ERRORS BEAT BEAUMONT.
Five Miscues DO Too Much Damage
for Exporters to Overcome.

Beaumont, Tex. Aug. 24.-Five err
rors did too much damage Thursday
for Beaumont's batters to overcome
and Shreveport won out, to 3. A
rally in the ninth drove out Brewer.
but Shirling's peg to the plate nipped
the tying run. Score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


Heading. 8; Toronto, 0.
Syracuse. 6; Jersey C'ty, 9.
Baltimore. 10: Buffalo, J.
Rochester, ;: Newark. :. (Fourtaei
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24
WESTERN LEAGUE.


pes AIoines. s; Sioux CITY. 5.
ST. Joseph. lei: wichita. o.
Omaha. 10: Denver, 3.
Tulsa. s: Oklahoma City. 2.
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Thursdays Results.

San Antonio, l3: Wichita Fails s.
Shreveport, 4; Beaumont, ,.
Fort Worth, .; Galveston, s.
Dallas. II; Houston, ;.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24
THREE-I LEAGUE.


Peoria. :; Rockford, ).
Bloomington. 10; Moline, :.
Danville. g: Terre Haute, ..
Decatur. 8; Evansville. 4.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Thursdax's Results.

Nashville. 6-s; Memphis. I-9.
Chattanooga. 1915; Little Rock. 49,.
Second game called eighth. darkness }
BitminghaI. ST.; Atlanta, III. Second
game called eighth. darkness
Mobile, s: New Orleans. :.
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summary.
Innings pitched. by Butler 8. Ginger / +;
runs made. off Ginger .: hits appor-
toned, off Butler l. Ginger I: two-base
hits Harris Kern; three base hit, Re-
maud: stolen base, Ginger. struck out.
by Butler 10. Dooey (: base on balls by
Butler /. Dooley 8; batters hit. by elm
ger .; first base on errors. I.-G. y. ..
SAP /; left on bases. I.-G. y. 5, Sap . ::
wild pitch. Ginger; passed balls. by Rot
tenstein I. Cahoon .; time OF game. $50;
umpires Lehmberg and Elan; scorer. Ed
Georges.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
Tliursdny's Results.

Ardmore. 5: Springfield. 4.
Joplin, :: Fort Smith. ].
Euid, =; Okmulgee, ..
Three games played.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Minneapolis, 8; indianapolis. (.
Kansas City, 1913; Toledo, SIS.
st. Paul, 8; Louisville. ).
Columbus, 10: Milwaukee. 4.
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SIKH COMING OVER
Senesalese Serapper to Sail For
United States Saturday.

Paris, Aug. 24.-Battling Sikh left
Paris last night for Cherbourg TO
sail for New York tomorrow on the
Berengaria. says the Echo des Sports.
VI. DeFremont, Skis manager, S
quoted ~by the Echo dies Sports as
saying that he has no engagements
but that he intends 20 challenge the
winner of the Dempsey-Firpo bout.
DeFremont added that he would pos
sibly arrange for match with Har-
ry Wills. sikh himself expressed a
hope Of meeting Dempsey.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24

Two-base hits. WisterziI. Brown; home
runs. Sears. Kraft, Disregard: sacrifices.
Sears. Whiteman. Johns; innings pitched.
by Wachtel none. none out in first In
ming. with 9 hits, runs. Graham IL
with hits. 6 runs: struck oct, by
Johns 5. by Conally S: bases on balls.
off Wachtel >, off CSmally s. off Johns
T. wild pitch. Graham: left on bases.
wichita Falls s. Galveston 5: passed ball.
Moore: time. $3.50; umpires, Kane and
Fapning.
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SOUTHWESTERN ASSOCIATION
Thursday's Results.

Hutchinson. 8: Independence. ..
Bartlesville, IL: Muskogep. o.
Sapulpa. 81; Coffeyvills. :.
Salina. II: Topeka. ..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24

At New York, list game Il. II. L.
st. Louis ......... 90 900 O33---7 II .
New York ........ 600 sol Oils .
Batteries: Doal;, North. Sherdell. Pfef-
fer and Ainsmlth; Bentley. Scott, jon
nard and Gowdy.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.


SAN Francisco, {; Oakland, 6.
Los Angeles. 5: Vernon. 4.
Seattle, IL; Salt Lake, 4.
Portland. SIS; Sacramento, Al.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-24

The ii. & Ii. baseball team has ar
ranged a game with the Military Po.
lice nine on the Engineers field in
Camp Travis, Twelfth street and Ave
nue. {. for > 80 o'clock Saturday ait
ernoOn.
4 baseball game of considerable in
tcrcSt will be played at 2 80 o'clocl;
Saturday on the San Pedro Park dia
mond between teams of third degree
and fourth degree Knights of Column
bus. This will be the second game OF :.
three-game series. The third degree
players won the first.
The st. Leo's ball team members.
winners of the. Parish League title.
were guests ut Mexican supper given
at the Rio Vista Thursday night by
members OF st. Anne's parish. Man
ager T. \. Riever was the principal
speaker. He touched on the efficiency
of the team and worked up II lot of pep
over the coming series with the City
and Saturday league winners for the
city amateur championship.
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Two-base hits, Hamilton. Donohue,
Vache ., Ryan, Wano. Wick. Segrist
home runs. Wano, Sperber; stolen bases.
Vache. Griffin, Segrist: sacrifices Ryan,
Bell; base on balls. off Morris 4. Good
win l. Berry ., Ryan l: struck out. by
Morris ], Ryan 6; innings pitched. by
Morris l rs. Goodwin 4; hits. off Norris
hits and l run. Goodwin hits and 6
runs; left on bases. Houston II. Dallas Q:
umpires, OToole and Estil; time. s:I5.
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Stolen bases. Wight (2). skinner Shir-
ling: sacrifices, Turgeon: two-base hits
stow, simmons, Riley. Allen, Huber;
double plays. stow to Riley. McDade TO
Riley, Wight to Moore. Stirling 10 Nc
Dade, Jacobus to Black to Strong; in"
nings pitched, by Wiltsey with hits
3 runs. by Brewer s LIS with 10 hits T
sew 5, by Jacobus .; base on balls. off
Brewer i, off Jacobus 2; hit by pitcher.
jackson, Kirkham, Strong; left on base,
Shreveport 5, Beaumont 10: umpires.
Brashear and Weir: time of game, 2:OS.
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AZ New York, End game Il. H. L.
st. Louis ........- 90 zoe 600 II .
New York ........ 500 600 0Ol-4 10 I;
Batteries: Stuart and Ainsmith; Ryan
Barnes, Nehf. Scott. Jonnard and Sny-