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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
GOVERNMENT HILL TO
PLAY ENGINEERS ON
PARK "GRID" SUNDAY
Hill Eleven Strengthened
With Addition of
Sweeney and Seng.

The government Hill football team
has arranged to try conclusions with
the strong Second Engineers eleven
at Breckenridge Park next Sunday
afternoon, starting at 3 o'clock. The
Engineers recently won from the A. B.
Frank Company team and. since the
Hill and Frank outfits promise to be
chief rivals for the independent foot
bal little here. the Hill boys are anx-
ious to down the olGiers Sunday.
The game will be played at Brack-
enridge Park. as the contract which
the Government Hill and A. b. Frank
teams have signed jointly for the use
of Schwab field during the season does
not go into effect until October Z.
The Hill aggregation has been
strengthened by the addition of Swee-
ney. the violent little halfback of last
years team, and George Seng, who
starred at end for the Knights of CO.
lumbus team of couple of seasons
ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
KRAF 7 HERO
Of PANTHER
V|T0RY, 81.
Drives in All Of Fort
Worth's Runs With
Homer and Single.
MARTINA THE VICTIM
ss'Wonderful Wop" Bows to
Stoner---Teams at 1t
Again Wednesday.
MARTINA THE VICTIM

Fort Worth, Tex, Sept. 26.-Witb
the first game of the Dixie series TO
determine the championship between
the winners Of the pennants in the
Texas League and the Southern Asso-
citation tucked safely away, as a result
of the contest before nearly $4,000
fans yesterday at Panther Park, the
Fort Worth team this afternoon at
tempts to take the second game of the
series from the New Orleans Pelicans.
Clarence Kraft, Panther first base
man, was the outstanding hero of the
game Tuesday. With the score 1 to q
in favor Of the Pelicans, the New Or
leans team having scored a run in the
third inning, Kraft hit home run
with Stump Ellington on base in
tbs. fourth inning. His single in the
eighth also brought home the other
Fort Worth tally.
kraft,s homer broke up great
pitchers duel between Lii Stoner OF
the Panthers and Joe Martina. ex-
Beaumonter, who was in the box for
the Pelicans. Both pitchers showed
exceptional form although there was
some wildness on the part of Martina,
VINO allowed six bases on balls,
Martina Used Speed
Had it not been for Kraft's timely
homer, however. the game probably
would have ended differently, for the
Panthers were able TO obtain only five
hits off the Pelican pitcher whose fast
ball had the Fort Worth team guess
ing.
The visitors were the first team TO
cross the home plate. After two score
less innings, Dowie, New Orleans
catcher, started the third inning by
taking fast one in the ribs. Martina
then hit to Kraft. who, after juggling
%he ball. threw wildly to first base. J
DSwie going to third and Martina ad-
vancing 10 second. Henry sent long
II y 10 center and Dowie crossed the
plate after the ball was caught.
Fort Worth cinched the game in the
eighth inning. Calvo singled and was
sacrificed TO second by Sears. An in
field out and long single by Kraft
brought in the third run for the home
team.
Two double plays prevented addi-
tional scores for the home team.
Pelicans Have RIOTERS.
More than $50 New Orleans fans.
excluding a jazz band and police band,
accompanied the visiting team and &C.
cupied a section of the grandstand re-
served for them.
Manager -Jakcy Atz of the Fort
Worth team announced this morning
that his selection for the mound today
would be Joe PATE. while it is rum.
ored that Dixie Walker will do the
twirling for the Pelicans. The game
was to start at 3 o'clock. All reserva-
tons have been sold out.
Low hanging clouds which filled the
sky during the morning Tuesday |
dampened the ardor of fans. for 1t
was believed that rain would prevent
the opening game. When the sun ap |
peared shortly after 10 o'clock. the
lines formed in front of the box office |
and at II o'clock most of the select !
unreserved seats were filled. women |
and men bringing their lunches with |
them. Policemen had no difficulty in
handling the crowds. The opening boz
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
Tuesdays Results.

Detroit, 8; New York, 4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
SATURDAY IS
OPENING DAY
At CLUB HOUSE
Reception to Be Held From
4 to s at Golf Building
in Park.
TO RE-NUMBER HOLES
New System Of Play Goes
Into Effect Probably
Thursday.

The new $4,000 municipal golf
clubhouse in Breckenridge Park will
be turned over to the golfers of San
Antonio and the tourist visitors to the
city next Saturday afternoon.
Mayor john w. Tobin announced
the selection of Saturday as the date
for the opening of the new clubhouse
Wednesday morning.
The opening will be in TIL, nature
of an informal reception, at which
visitors will be privileged to inspect
the building in its entirety with all
furnishings and equipment in place
Lunch probably will be served, accord
ing to the mayor, and there may be
music.
Four.Hour Reception.
The reception will be held from 4
o'clock until s o'clock. City officials,
golf association officials and promin-
ent golfers will be present TO extend
the glad hand to visitors and to show
the folks around.
The clubhouse. picturesque ana
commOdious building of natural stone
with many unique and attractive fea-
lures, will replace the old frame struc-
ture near the present first tee. The
business Of moving supplies from the
old clubhouse TO The new building neal
the present seventeenth green began
Wednesday.
New Hole Arrangement.
The new arrangement of the holes
on the course will 60 into effect
Thursday morning. if supplies can all
be moved and arrangements complet-
ed. Under the new arrangement the
holes will be numbered as follows:
The present No. q will be No. l.
No. Z will become No. >. No. s will
be No. 3. then across the river No.
IS will be changed to No. 4, the pres.
ent No. 1 becomes No. ,. No. , will
be No. G. No. > will be No. q. No. 4
will be No s and No. ) will be No. 3,
winding up the first nine holes al
most where the nine begins near the
new clubhouse.
No. 10 will be the present No. 9
Thus. the second nine holes, as mum.
bered now, will be moved up one mum
Der each so that seventeen will become
eighteen and round of the course
will finish right at the clubhouse.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
THIRTY-NINE TEAMS
ENTERED IN SUNDAY
SCHOOL BASKET BALL
Association Reflects Three
Officers for Coming
Season.

Thirty-nine teams were entered by
representatives from sixteen churches
at the first meeting of the twelfth
annual season of the Sunday School
Athletic Association at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Tuesday night.
Nine teams were entered in the
senior division, eleven in the inter-
mediate, nine in the junior. and ten
in the newly-organized sub-junior di-
vision. The associated voted to create
this new division in order TO take care
of the boys under IA years of age who
are too young to compete in the junior
division.
Three of the old officers remained
in office through the reelection OF
A. VI. Nenne. as president, Roger
Stokes as secretary and Thomas Da-
Wis Gish as treasurer. The only new
officer elected was i. r. Goodrich,
Y. NJ. C. A. physical director, who
was chosen vice president.
An effort TO substitute new con-
stitution failed at the meeting when
it was decided TO retain the old. 1t
was argued that the old constitution
represented eleven years experience,
and that changes were welcomed rath-
er than a complete new constitution.
4 committee will be appointed to re-
view the constitution and recommend
changes which will be accepted or re-
jected at the discretion of the associa-
ton.
1t IVES decided TO leave the arrang-
ing of courts for the basket ball games
to committee composed of Tom Gish,
as chairman, Charles Treuter and Ko-
ger Stokes. Sub-juniors games prob
ably will lie played in the afternoons
on outdoor courts.
The Sunday schools entering teams
in the senior divisions are: Central
Christian. Travis Park Methodist, Nc
Kinley Avenue Methodist, Denver
Heights Methodist, First Presbyterian.
Hebrew Institute. First Evangelical,
Grace Lutheran and st. Marks Epis-
copal.
The intermediate members are: st.
Johns Lutheran, Cavalry Baptist,
Central Christian. Travis PAX Meth
odist. Alamo Methodist. Mckinley
Avenue Methodist. Denver Heights
Methodist. First Presbyterian. South
Side Christian. Grace Lutheran and
st. Marks Episcopal.
The nine junior teams are: Gov
eminent Hill Methodist. Central Chris
tian, Travis Park Methodist. McKin-
ley Avenue Methodist. First Presby-
terrain. First Evangelical. Grace Luth-
eran. st. Marks EDiscOp | and Lau-
rel Heights Methodist.
In the new sub-junior league are :
st. Johns Lutheran. Calvary Baptist.
Central Christian, Travis Park Meth
Odist, Mckinley Avenue Methodist.
First Presbyterian. South Side Chris
tian. Grace Lutheran. st. Marks Ep;S-
copal and Laurel Heights Methodist.
Other church who may enter teams
are: Westminster Presbyterian (sen-
lori. Prospect Hill Methodist Junior
and intermediary. Wesleyan Institute
intermediate and junior. Madison
Square Presbyterian intermediary.
Another meeting of the association
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
NEW YORK PREPARES
TO SEE ITS TEAMS
PLAY THIRD SERIES
Giants Are Virtual CincheS
Now-Series Details
Arranged.

New York. Sept. 26.-It's all over
but the shouting. New York fans are
now discussing he relative merits of
the Giants and the Yankees, with the
Giants virtually "in" aft their vie
tory at Cincinnati, 3 to >, Tuesday.
McGraw's men need TO win by one
Of its five remaining games, four OF
them with Brooklyn ana one with BOs-
ton, while Cincinnati cannot afford
to drop single contest of its re
naming four, two with st. Louis and
two with Pittsburg. The Giants have
cinch, mathematics to the contrary.
fans hece are convinced. and tank ot
third straight all-Gotham world Sc
ries is The only baseball talk now.
John (Mule) Watson, who has won
every game he has pitched since his
recent suspension was lifted, bestcd
Adolfo Luque. the Reds zee, in a
tight battle Tuesday. ST. giles by Ban-
croft. Groh, loungs and Meusel in
the third inning, producing two runs,
won The game for the Giants.
The \ w York National League Of
ficials here began void series prep
arations Wednesday. 1t was decid d
at a meeting here Tuesday that the
series will start October 10 in the
Yankees park and that games will
alternate between the stadium and the
Polo Grounds, the home of the Giants.
The series will be for four out OF
seven.
Games will be called at > o'clock.
The same scale of priNs i'll effect
last year will prevail this year. Last
years scale was: Boxes, Sc; reserved
sections, So; unreserved general i'd
mission, SO; and bleachers, 81.
The Yanks. in a seesaw game with
the Tigers. led in the fourth, trailed
in the seventh. led again in the eighth
and lost in the ninth. ! TO 4. The
game was won when a pair of Cobb's
pinch hitters, Manush and Woodall.
came through.
While the Boston Braves we're beat
ing the Cubs in Chicago - to o, the
Red Sox were losing in Boston TO the
st. Louis Browns, who won By a
score of s TO >.
The pittsburg Pirates, now that the
worry If the pennant race has been
removed, stepped out and trimmed the
Phillies. Is TO ), Moore collecting five
runs all by himself. Tn Pirates to-
tailed % blows.
Philadelphia took both ends of a
double-header from Cleveland, 6 10 )
and ) TO /.
The Senators defeated the White
Sox, ) TO =.
The Cardinals defeated the Robins
in st. Louis. 4 to l. The Robins
made ten hits to st. Louis eight.
When Harris and Judge put on
two-ply killing in the game against
Chicago. the Washington club ran is
string of double plays TO 1T2. Last
season the Senators establish n worlds
record for double plays when they com.
pleted 16S.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
NEW ELEVEN STARTS
Schreiner Institute Opens Football
Season Against Junction.

Kerrville. Tex. Sept. 26.-The local
grid season will open Friday after.
noon wen Screiner Institute takes on
tie strong eleven from Junction High
School. Coach Oehler's squad is work
ing hard for the opener nd a tight
game is expected.
Jack Stevens. Tivy High School star
last season, was elected to captain the
Schreiner eleven. Stevens is quarter
back of The new team.
4 pep meeting was held st the in-
stitute Monday night and was at
tended by a number of Kerrville busi-
ness men. The entire SCHOOL Is ON
edge cor the opening game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
Sabinal's Schedule Made.

Sabinal. Tex. Sept. 26.-Coach
Kennedy of Sabinal high school has
scheduled the following games for
Sabinal this season: September 30,
Barksdale at Sabinal: October >.
Uvalde at Uvnlde: October ~. Pear
sail at Pearsal; October 90. Hondo
at Sabinal: October %. Devine at
Devine: November 3. Brackett at
Sabinal: November IL. Eagle. Pass
at Sabinal. The scheduling of other
games is dependent upon the arrange
ments made by the interscholastic
league for the state championship.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
G 6 S&8b THE SPORT PAGE + q r
Leaflets From World Series History

played before 3S.2S1 paid spectators,
the largest crowd that had ever seen
4 baseball game. 1t was reported by
nearly 300 working newspaper men.
The Giants won the first game but
for the first time winning the first
game did not bring with it the winning
of the series.
In the second game Baker made one
of his famous home-runs. Two were
out in the seventh when Collins drop
ped low fly that fell safe By inches.
very licky hit Baker followed with
homer over the right field fence in
Philadelphia. Marquard pitching the
ball straight up TO him. The hit sent
Collins home with the run needed to
win.
Marquard Hits Btek.
With MathewsOn pitching in the
third game. Baker batted the ball into
the lower stand of the Polo Grounds.
tying the score when the Giants
seemed to have the game won. The
humorous side Of It was that in a
signed article purporting to have come
from Mathewsor. Marouard had been
criticized for pitching TO Baker so he
could make home run. Marquard.
who was also "reporter,- got back
at Marty the next day.
Tn the fourth game the wonderful
infield work of the Athletics saved the
day for them ms their pitchers were hit
hard. In the fifth game the score was
tied by the Giants in the ninth on
hits by Fletcher. Crandall and Devore.
They won the game in the tenth on
Dovle's two-bagger. n fielders' choice
and Merkle's sacrifice fly.
The sixth and last game was won
by the biggest score ever run up in a
world series up TO that time. The
Giants pitchers went all to pieces and
[ he Athletics snnrad 10 rnns
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
NOT FAULT OF GOLF
Physicians Deny Golf Itself Cause of
IL Deaths on Links.

New York. Sept. 26.-Prominent
physicians here disagree with London
doctors who stated yesterday thai
men past so years of age often go to
their graves with a set of golf clubs
The London opinions was called forth
by the death on the links of A. II
Smith. 65. secretary of Dover College
the twelfth man over 80 t. die or
British links in a year.
1T depends entirely upon the condi-
ton of mans heart" said Dr. War
rem Coleman. ',Some men over 50 can
play with impunity while others of S,i
should never play"
= DR.. George J.. Meylan. head of Co
lGmbia Uniyersity's physical sdur<tior
department. said that a man could play
golf until he wSs 100 if his physical
condition was good.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
Germans Not Eisturhet..
DuesseIdmf. Sept. 26.-The

DutSstiuut. sept -us-l ht utNl-
sion of the Berlin government 10 cease
massive resistance in the Ruhr and the
Rhineland thus far has not produced
a ripple OF disturbance among the
population Of the Ruhr. Notwith-
standing leading editorials in the Ger
man newsnaners even as late ne Mon
day. predicting that there would be
spontaneous outburst Of disorder if
npssive resistance is abandoned uncon-'
ditinnally. tho news Of its actual sban-
d6nment could not have produced a
more undramatic effect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
OFFER CUP FOR RACE
Roth Brothers Put Up $50 Trophy
for October ~ Event.

Roth Brothers have put up a 500
loving cup. big. handsome. silver
trophy. for the winner of the time
trials. the initial event on the pro-
gram of the automobile races to be
held Sunday. October II. on the San
Antonio Speedway. Interest in the
races is being worked up and repre-
,entatives of the San Antonio Racing
Drivers Association are encouraged at
Inc nrnSnects
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
CONSIDERS TIA JUANA
kearns Admits Negotiations for Demp-
sey Fight There-but Not With Wills
Chicago. Sent. 2e.-Jack Kearn

Chicago. Sept. 26.-Jack Kearns.
manager for Jack Dempsey. who
stopped here today on his way to Salt
Lake City TO join the champion. SAID
that tentative negotiations were un-
der way with James Coffroth to matcE
Dempsey ~for a fight at Tia Juana.
probably shortly after the first OF
the year.
No opponent had been selected for
the tentative engagement. he said. but
added that it would not be Harry
Wills. the negro fighter. He indicated
that Tom Gibbons was being consid
cred.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
IZAAK WALTONS MEET
Sport smen's Association Organizers
Here to Gather Thursday.

Organizers of the San Antonio
Chapter of the Izaas Walton League,
n national association Of sportSmen'
will meet in rooms > and 3 of the
Chandler building at s O'Clock Thurs
day night for the purpose of com
plotting organization. This will be the
second meeting. Sportsmen and sports
women of San Antonio and the vicin-
ity who are interested in seeing the
heritage of the great outdoors" pre-
served and handed down TO posterity
are eligible for membership.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
BOWLING

The Joske Brothers bowlers, cham
pions of the 1929 City Handicap
League season, started strong in the
1924 race at the Grand Alleys
Tuesday night, coping three straight
games from the new F. Z. Mueller
Clothing quintet. Ullrich topped the
winners with 201-591, followed by Lee
with 21O-560. Wyse with 554 and
Alves with 50T. Yelton was a little
off form and failed to reach 500. Kill
cores $50 led the losers, the rest of
the bunch falling short of 500. Thurs
day night, Cloonan and Osborne bowls
the White Swan Cafe. Tuesdays
scores:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
Layton and Reiselt Win.

New York, Sept. 26.-John Laytol
of st. Louis won again Tuesday night
in the second day of play in the ma
tional championship tournament Of the
interstate three-cushion billiard
league. He defeated Tiff Denton Ct
Kansas City. 60 to A. In the after
noon match Otto Reiselt of Philadel
phia defeated Robert Cannefax OF
New York. 60 to Al. The Layton
Denton match went to 81 innings. The
Reiselt-Cannefax meeting took GO.
with Reiselt making a high run Of
nine and Cannefax making two OF
five
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
Brownsville Beats san BenitO.

san BenltO. Tex. Seps. ~o.--N Ev'N
game of baseball was played here ne. ne
tween the All-Stars o BrownSvii.I,e
and the Saints of this city. After iah
ure on the part of Har lngen to com
ply with the agreemen&to play .v'
games with which to wig up the Nh
ley League season. an arrangeheh'
was made with the All-StarS
Brownsville 10 take The. place OF mar
lingen. The score ran high ana th'
game was slow. The sore was y l0i
the All-Stars to Z for tae saints. "api
breth and Porter weTs the halIerict
for the visitors. with Rena and Burke
for the Saints. The crowd in atJenu
ance was estimated "A have been tho
largest assembled he's this season e
see . game. The ganes are 10 6f
played each Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
HOLD BOXERS PURSES
>ialiinc Charges Made Against Ma
lone and CarbOne.

81. Louis. Sept. 26.-lt was an
bounced today that the purses of JOCK
Malone Of st. Louis and Frank Car
bona of New York. middlcweig5tS
whose scheduled ten-round bout hcr'
las, night was stopped III the nint'
round and declared no contest. are &C.
ing held up pending an investigation
of the bout by the city boxing com
mission.
Both boxers were repeatedly warned
by the referee to cease iEdifferen
tactics. 1t was claimed that MALONE
who completely outclassed his oppoo
ent. failed TO perforl at the hi;i
degree of which he is capable. re
framing from taking advantage of the
many openings afforded him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
CHICKS TO BANQUET
fuckers Baseball Team VIII Sup
Thursday Night.

The Chie-Chic "Chicks." George
fuckers baseball team which re- entity
closed successful season, will be
given Mexican supper at the Origi-
nal at z 80 Thursday evening. All the
players have been invited, in addition
to Bob Bennett, Bob Mcdaniel and
Harold Scherwitz. local sports writers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
Reds Protest to Japs.

Moscow. Sept. 26.-Foreign Minis
ter Tchitcherin in a note TO Japan
protests against the expulsion of the
Russian relief ship Lenine from Yo-
kohama harbor The note adds that
Russian subscriptions for the relief
of Japan earthquake sufferers still
continue to be received.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
xBatted for Martina I'm ninth.
Nv InninrS

Two base hit. Bogart; home run. Kra II /:
stolen bases. Kraft (2). Bogart; sacrifice
hits. Henry. Sears: struck out. by Mar
tina :. Stoner 5: base on balls. off Mar
tina 6. Stoner >: batsman hit. by Stoner
tDowie): left on base. Fort Worth 4.
New Orleans 9: double plays, Henry Gun
sssisted). Tucker to Henry; time of game.
hours; umpires. Sweeney, Weir, Brep-
nan and Guthrie,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
Baseball Briefs

Ardmore, Okla, Sept. 26.-Ardmore
won the championship of the West
ern Association by defeating Okmulgee
here Tuesday. i TO 0. The victory was
the fourth straight for the locals over
the Drillers. Anderson pitched good
ball but was forced TO retire on ac-
count of injuries. Moore. who took up
the burden, had the visitors well in
hand the remainder of the game.
Bratcher and Corgan knocked home
runs. Bratchers circuit drive being
his third of the series. Score:
Il. II. T..
Okmulgce E. 600 600 600 > Il
Ardmore .... 300 900 ok q 1
Batteries Walkup, Jelsma and Ag-
new: Anderson. Moore and Miner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
"Pikers" Now the Hears. {"

ST. Louis. Sept. 2G.-Athletic teams
of Washington University. which have
borne the nickname of Pikers" for
many years. have changed their nom
de guerre TO Bears" it was an
nounced today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
CARDERE is HURT
Robertson Likely to BE Texas Quarter
back Friday.

Austin. Tex. Sept. 26-Coach DO"
Stewards University of Texas Long
horns are working overtime in prep
aration for the Austin College game
here Friday. This will be the initial
football game of the season for the
Longhorns. Austin College gave the
Steers battle royal last year and the
locals are not over-confident.
George Gardere, regular quarter
back. has injured his knee and will
be out for at least month. Gardere'S
injury will force Coach Stewart to
change his plans for the opening line
up. Bobby Robertson, halfback in the
last two seasons. may be stationed at
quarter. Oscar Eckhardt. Lane TyneS
and J. r. Marley probably will play
the backfield However. the coach has
made no definite announcements.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
LytIe Is Defeated.

The Lyle High School team was
noSed out Tuesday by San Antonio
Academy. l. to 4. in the opening game
Of the season for the teams. The losers
put up a good battle. Tips starred
forthe winners. A long forward pass.
Riley 10 Johnson, enabled Lyle -
score.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Columbus. 6; st. Paul. 5.
Minneapolis, 2; Toledo. /.
Milwaukee. :; indianapolis. ..
Kansas City, s.; Louisville, 6.