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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Giants Reds and Pirates
Will Be Contenders, Says
Foster, Who Is at Hot
Springs to Look Over
Dreyfus Clan and Finds
Men Still Taking 1t Easy.
By JOHN b. TUSTER.


Copvright. by The san Antonio Light.
) Hot Springs, Ark. March 29.-rhn
National League race for 1923 Is
triangular affair. bounded on the
hypotenuse and other two sides by
possibilities. all OF them ranging from
1000 to one down. The triangle Is
composed of New York, Cincinnati
and Pittsburg.
While Pittsburg is not 50 far adj
vanced as either New York or Gin
cinnati in actual condition OF play
ers. many of them jogging easily as
they make their way round the bases.
not moments hesitation need be
had in asserting that Pittsburg is in
the National League race the coming
season.
The reserve strength of the team is
admirable. But it is not the reserve
strength by which Barney Dreyfuss
and Bill McKechnie argue they may
win. Later. they may have 10 call
upon the reserves. but the team is be-
ing groOmed TO face its rivals with
what looked good last year and what
is expected TO look better this year.
Mean TO Get Quick Start.
The same purpose is in evidence
here as was in evidence in the Gin
cinnati campfire regular team is to
be brought around 10 staft early and
get away with jump.
Il know we have n harder task
than New York. said Dreyfuss. "be-
cause we lave TO play the stronger
western clubs while the Giants play
the East. but don't think we are GO
ing 10 ct that interfere with the de-
termination to win the pennant il we
can"
Barney went on to tell why Pitts
burg should have won in 1921" II
was the first time be has given voice
TO straightforward statement on
the subject. He named the players
upon whom he centered the response
bility. 1t was infraction of discipline
that lost the penuant for team that
seemed TO have il won. And per-
haps in all the history of baseball
there never has been a case of brok
en- discipline SO emphasized as that
of 1921. Seemingly with no chance
10 lose, the guilty players broke
training in Chicago and continued it
on the eastern trip until they utterly
ruined their chances and those of
their teammates.
Grimm will play first for the Pi-
rates this year. Tierney will start
at second. Maranville at short and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
GAME IS OFF,;
| White S0X co
BACK T0CAMP
Weather Improves,
Giants and Bears Will
Tangle Friday.
GLEASON CUTS SQUAD
Long, Woodwork and Raj
ferty Sent Back to
Minor Leagues.

The Chicago American League base
balT team got IN long before daybreal
Thursday, caught the train that goe.
through Seguin about o'clock and re
ported at the st. Anthony Hotel ready
TO play the :, w York Giants ant
break the series deadlock that nov
stands two games to each club. They
hung around until 10 80, when a com
nittee of special park and weather in
vestigators reported that a game wa.
rot advisable then Sox luggage was
hastily packed up and at IL o'clock tn,
Ihicagoans were rafting Seguinwart
bnce more.
Manager McGraw of the Giants anC
Manager Gleason of the Sox. will
heir respective staffs and various 10
al assistants, viewed League Park
scanned the sky, held out their hand.
md let the rain-drops splash in theil
palms and decided the teams would
have to break camp Friday night witt
he exhibition series still tied.
Giants and Bears Maybe.
If the weather improves sufficiently
he Giants will make their farewell an.
bearance to San Antonio fans this year
n game Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock against the local Texas Lea
suerS.
Giants and Bears have been work.
Ing during the bad stretch of weather
hough the practices have been light
The Giants were at the park limbering
up Thursday morning.
Only one day of training has been
missed altogether, and on that day
Jack Bentley and John Anderson
warmed up underneath the stands al
League Park, so that it wasn't en-
irely lost.
Bad weather was reported from vir.
ually all training camps Thursday.
Three SOx Released.
Before going back TO Seguin, the SoS
management announced a reduction in
the squad. Three recruit players have
been sent back to the minors, Catcher
Jimmy Long to Oklahoma City in thu
Western League; Second-basemar
Woodwork to Bloomington in the
EbSSe, Eye League, and Outfieldel
RAFFERTY, on option to Kalamazoo in
he Central League.
Jupiter Pluvius met defiance from
I'm unexpected quarter Thursday morn
tng when a party of New York sports
Writers, guests Of the chamber of com
|ncrce, motored to Medina Lake.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29

Chicago. March .9.--The card on
which Joe Lynch. worlds champion
bamtamweight pugilist. and frankie
Genaro. American flyweight champion.
will appear here the night of April +
in ten-round. no-deciSion bouts. has
been completed with the addition OF
Patsy Flanagan of ST. Louis and
Jack Ellie of Chicago. who also will 90
ten rounds. Ellie and Flanagan will
box at Ia pounds. Lynch's opponent
will be Bill (''Midget") Smith. and
Genaro will meet Bud Taylor of Terre
Hautc. Indiana. Lynch and Genaro
are due here Sunday
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
GLENNA is SUPREME
National WOmen's Golf Champion
Wins Over Miss HOllins.

Pinehurst. y. c., March 29.-Miss
Glenna Collett Of Providence. national
women's golf champion. successfully
defended her North and South title
Wednesday, defeating Miss Marion
Hollils, of East Islip. New York. for
mer national title-holder. aid 4, in
the final round Of the annual tOurna-
ment.
Miss Collects brilliant long game,
and the fact that her opponent con-
tinually found the rough and traps
with cratic wooden shots. accounted
for her victory.
The lirst four holes were halved
but Miss Collects par five gave her
the lead on the long fifth. Sh' was
two up on taking the sixth with a
par three but lost tine seventh. They
halved the eighth but Miss Collett
made the turn two up by taking the
ninth. narrowly missing her putt for
par three.
Par tours on the tenth and twelve
gave the champion a lead of four up
and. after halving The thirteenth. she
won the fourteenth and the match
when Miss Hollins sliced her drive
across to an adjoining fairway and
took a six.
The largest AMI strongest field that
has ever taken part in tue mems North
and South oven championship tourna-
ment teed off today for he first Sc
hole round Of that event on the num-
Der three course.
Willie Hunter. former British anna
teur champion. heads the amateur list.
The professionals include Pat O'Hara.
who will defend the North and South
open title: Walter Hagen. Joe Kirk
wood. Jock Hutchison. Jim Barnes.
Johnny Farrell. Bill Mehlhorn. Cyril
Walker Emmett French. Alex Ross.
Marty OLoughlin. George and Tom
kerrigan. Mike Brady and Bobby
Cruikshank.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Sisler Out Of Opener.

1T. Louis, Mo-. Narch 29.-Advices
today from Wichita Falls, Texas,
where the st. Louis Americans are
playing exhibition games with the
Texas League team of that city, state
that Manager Lee Foil and the play
ers do not expect George Sisler. star
first-baseman of the team, to be in
the lineup on the opening day of the
American League season. Sisler is at
his home in st. Louis suffering with
slight eye trouble. Business Man
ager Bob Quinn Of the st. Louis
Americans refused TO comment on the
report that the Browns were seeking
Captain George Burns of the Boston
Red Sox. but stated he had several
irons in the fire" for an emergency
first baseman because of the condition
of Sisler.
1t was learned today that the St.
Louis Nationals have released Catcher
Joe McDermott and Shortstop Hal
Maxim to the Fort Smith, Western
Association club.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
BAKERS TO COMFORT
Amann Calls Some of His Players TO
Meet Sunday Morning.

The Richter's Bakery baseball team
will go TO Comfort 10 play the Com
fort nine Sunday. Manager Amanr
has called the following men 10 re-
port at Krisch Park at s o'clock Sun
day morning: II. Bourgeois. Young,
Whitaker. Cortinez. Erben. Malts'
berger. &. Bourgeois. Hampton,
Schultz. $. Amann, Arredono and
Scorekeeper George Cadena.
Amann is encouraged with the
showing his team made against the
Aztec semi-pros last Sunday and feels
the Bakers stand good chance in
the Saturday League, which opens
April 4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Baseball Briefs
Exhibition Scores.

At Wichita Falls: st. Louis Ameri-
cans, 3; Wichita Falls Texas League,
At San Francisco: San Francisco
Pacific Coast, IL; Chicago Nationals,
10.
At Lakeland. Fla: st. Louis Ma
tionals, 3; Cleveland Americans, 4.
At Orlando. Fla: Cincinnati Ma
tionals. 4; Washington Americans, ,.
At Saltwater. Okla. Denver West
ern League, Is; Oklahoma A. X NJ.
College. >.
At Duncan. Okla: Ardmore West
ern Association, 8; Sioux City West
ern League, :.
At Mineral Wells: Tulsa Western
League. ) Dallas Texas League, ,.
At Macon. Ga: Yale University, D f;
Mercer University. 3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
AMATEURS In CHARGE
Trapshooting Control Passes From
Hands of Gun Manufacturers.

Chicago. March 20.-Control OF the
trapshooting sport in America Wednes-
day passed out of the hands of manu-
facturers of shotguns and traDshooting
accessories and was vested in the
Amateur Trapshooters' Association.
At meeting Of the latter body the
amateurs voted to accept control of
the sport relinQuished by the manu-
facturers.
II was also announced that cad
quarters of the amateur organization
has been transferred from New York
to Chicago.
4 meeting was TO be held today at
which MANS we're to be outlined for
future tournaments.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
RACES STILL ON
Automobile Drivers Gather and De
eide TO Hold Sunday Meet.

The automobile race meet at the
San Antonio Speedway is still seized,
|nled for Sunday. despite the bad
weather. The drivers met Wednes'
Elay Night and decided not to post
bone the met unless the weather con-
|tinued unfavorable through Friday.
The track will be in the best shape
lever if Friday and Saturday are
|flear and warm.
Drivers and mechanicians are burn
ling the midnight oil trimming up their
kars for the coming meet
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29

Cannes. France. March 2y.-Mrs'
AIolla B. Mallory and Suzanne Leng.
len both were victorious in mixed
doubles tennis matches played in the
tournament here Wednesday. Mrs,
Mallory and Baron de Morpurgo de-
feated Miss Bowater and Mr.. Hodgson,
81, 6-1. while Mile. Lenglen and I. +;
Aeschlimen beat Miss Smailles and
Colonel Hamilton. 60, 60. and also
won from Mrs. Sanderson and Mr..
Morfer. 60, 6-3. King Gustave oil
Sweden. paired with A. G. Hunter. de-
featcd Mr.. Emo and Mr.. Senhouse, 6-o'
81
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
WOODMEN VS.. JOSKE'S
Bailey's Team Will Tackle Strong
IOske Nine Sunday.

The management of the Modern
Woodmen Of America baseball team
and the management of the Joske
Brothers Company nine agreed Thurs
day morning TO play a Sunday game.
Efforts were being made TO arrange
for diamond Bill Bailey believes
his Woodmen are able to give the
strong Joske club a battle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29

Los Angeles. March 2g.-Ihe
wrestling bout arranged for Wednes-
day between Johnny Meyers. IF Chi
|cago. claimant to the worlds middle
weight title, and Sam Sandow. of
Long Beach. Cal. was called of by
William Flynn. promoter. who said
the advance sale of tickets was too
small.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
KEEP ATHLETES HOME
L. ;. Will Need Them for Olympic
Examinations This Year.


Boston. March 29.-The 4. 4. T..
will send regrets instead of athletes
in response TO invitations from several
European countries to have American
teams participGte in track meets
abroad this summer. President Will
liam {. Prout indicated today. The
committee on international relations
of the a. 4. L. has yet to re7ort. but
President Prout said the patriotic con-
slderations called for effort by athletes
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Can Work Your Way TO anne in Rowing But Must Have Pull
What Boxers Are Doing
Shelby Raises the Money

Calgary, Alberta. March 29.-An-
nouncement that $4,000 needed to
obtain a fight between Tommy Glib
bonS OF ST. Paul and Jack Dempsey.
worlds heavyweight champion. fol
Shelby. Montana. had been obtained.
was reported in a dispatch received
from there today. The dispatch said
that the announcement was made IN
AT 4 meeting at the courthouse at
Shelby last night. 1t was stated thar
100000 had been raised in Great Falls.
$4,000 in other towns of Montana
and the remainder in Shelby.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Bradentown Makes Hit.
Rradeutown. Fla, March 29.-Br

entown is to be the permanent spring
training camp of the st. Louis Nation
al League baseball club, President Sam
Breadon and Manager Branch Hickey
of the Cardinals announced today just
before the team broke camp for long
road tour of exhibition games which
will end with the arrival of the club
at st. Louis April Is.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29

Ornamental and Ellwood Wovcr
Wire Fences. Rose TrelliS. Poultry
Netting. etc. ED. STEVES & SONS
Lumber and Building Store 40 f.
Commerce Street. Phone Crockett 1G7
(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Billiard Stars Matched.

Chicago. March 29.-John layton
of 81. Louis. worlds champion three
cushion billiard player winner of this
wears interstate league tournament.
and Angie Kicckhefer. former cham
pion at three-cushion billiards, have
been matched TO play a 720-point
match. The first $50 points will be
PLAYED Mt Kieckhefer's room here
starting Monday and the last half of
the contest at Layton'S hail in st.
Louis. April ). and :. They will
play for 5000 upursc and the en-
tire gate receipts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Pick Boxing Representative.

Martin. Southern A. A. L. flyweight
champion. and Joe Romero. of the
GayoSo club. bota of this city. have
been selected 10 represent the South
in the National 4. \. L. boxing cham
pionshipS mt Boston. April 9-10. it was
announced today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Uor,e Has Run Of 500.

Chicago. March 2S.-For inc tIrsI
time in seventeen years. Willie
Hopne. champion OF the worlds IS
balkiine billiard players. ran string
Of 800 yesterday in a performance
here. In 1906 Hoppe ran 301 in a
match here with Jake Schaefer Sr..
whose son Young Jake" recently
lost the worlds title to Hoppe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Nebraska TraclSmAl Win.

The University of Nebraska made a
clean sweep of the first dual track
and field meet with the University
of New Mexico here "Wednesday
afternoon. The Cornhuskers took first
place in every event on the program
and piled IN 107 points TO II for
\en. NIeXico. y.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
"Trib" Tourney Finished.

chicago, March 2D-Scmi-fInaIs and
finals were run off Wednesday night
in the various weights in the amateur
boxing tournament Vi the Tribune
Association amateur boxing tourna-
ment sponsored by the Chicago Trib-
unc. Over 10000 people attended the
six day meet. il was announced. An
injunction prohibited police interfer-
cuce with the tournament.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
4. 4. L. Boxers Meet.
II. Lnnis. No. March 29.=rhI

N. BOUIS' -NU,, lHdrVH -5-IHv
championship tournament Of the West
ern Amateur Athletic Union opens
here Thursday night with 33 boxers
entered. Three Kansas City youths,
Carl Kenny. Joe Bean and Roy Hill
ton. are entered. The other entries are
local boxers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Bowling Leaders Stick.

ing in yesterdays play in the Amer
|ican Bowling Congress tournament
|was mediocre, none of the totals roll
|ed being high enough to place in the
five leaders of the different events,
Jimmy Smith of Milwaukee. former
worlds champion. rolled the highest
total in the singles division when he
scored 6s2 on games of 21S, 237 and
|oD-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
GOOseman. Sanger Go OFF.

NIIWdUktt. TdTVH -5--I4THIV VVUS'-
man. California featherweight. matched
to meet Joey Sanger. Milwaukee. in
Il ten-round. no-decision bout before Il
local club here April }. has injured one
If his hands and will be unable 10 box
Tom Andrews. promoter. announced
today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Reddy Knocked Out.

1t. Louis. March 29.--Harry Kaba-
koff of 81. Louis knocked out Bat
tling Reddy of New York in the sec
ond round of Il scheduled r-n-round
bout here Wednesday night. They are
lishtwe!ghts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Nelson Defeats Davis.

Mobile. March 29.-After gruell-
ing ten-round boat here Wednesday
night. Joe Nelson of New Orleans was
given a decision over Happy" Davis
by the referee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
TRAVIS PARK WINS
Captures Junior Sunda, School Basket
Ball Title Again.

The Travis Park NethodistS can
tured the junior Sunday School
bas','t ball championship for the sec
ond year in succession by defeating
the Central Christians On the ~.
w" court Wednesday tisbt. IL to G
The game was the decidnr contest of
a series among the junior division wiz
ners. II was a rood same and the
teams were forced TO fight for every
point.
Daggett. Smith and tueck each
scored four points on field goals for'
the winners. and Flannefv rot field
basket for the other two. riffin. Bass
md Kelton scored a fit goal osch
for the Christians. DHvis lwas tho fifth
man in tho winning linein. rbito Ne.
Carl"v and Converse web thu losers
guards.
4. NJ. Venue refereed.
IL -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29
Penn Team to Kansas Meet.

University of Pennsylvania will send
n medley relay team 10 compete in
the mile and sevcn-eighth cycnt at the
University of Kansas meet. April Is.
il was ANNOUNCED today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-29

Beautiful Poseiowu Cerfj,crv. nor .
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park. Crockett 16SS.-(Mr)
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-03
EXPERIENCING
 IS INCREASING

OAKLAND, Cal, April 9.-Fraud- uient check passers increased forty per cent in California in 1922 com pared with the previous year. ac- cording to Hart Schrader, Jr., hand writing expert of the State Buraeu of Criminal Investigation, who re- gently prepared statistics for August Vollmer, Chief of Police of Berke- ley. who lectured to the University of California students on crimin- alogy
 One California city, chosen be- cause it typifies other municipali- ties In the state, is supporting forg- CTS, bad check passers and other profession at the rate of $8,O33 a members of the ''paperhanging" day. the. statement showed. From January l to April 1, 1922, the city used as an illustration reward cd the criminals to the extent of $75,O00, Schrader said.
 MT. Schrader's report stated Even children are becoming pro- fcient, for only recently nine ju- veniles, ranging from twelve to six teen years of age, were arrested in one locality for flooding the town with fictitious checks written by themselves and signed MT. Brown. , or MT. Smith (even the initials be- ing omitted), and the merchants readily took these checks in pay ment Tor candy, flashlights. etc."
 Worthless cheeks are cashed in the larger cities more readily than In the rural communities, Mir. Schrader's statement showed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-03

should be given over alien and non-
 residents fishermen. This, we be
 lieye, would operate toA establish a
 permanent fishing population in
 Alaska and become an important fea-
 ture in the development of this
 Territory The term fishermen as
 used herein shall mean to include
 all persons employed on or par
 ticipating in the operation of any
 boat engaged in fishing.
 "6. We emphatically approye
 the limiting of the number of packing plants, traps or seines, be- lieying that these will be suffi- ciently regulated and the future supply of salmon insured by the shortening of the period in which salmon may be legally taken.
 "7. We recommend the abolish- ment of the present weekly closed period, believing it would be more effective to provide for sufficient escapement at the end of each fish Ing season as set forth in the above regulations and which would well t1rck all spawning streams.
 "S. We endorse the recommen- dations of former grand juries that the different Federal law enforcing agencies in Alaska be co-operated. the officers of all such agencies be vested with authority to make ar- rests of all persons found by them committing any law violation re- gardless of whether such law viola tion comes within the scope of such officers investigation or not and that fish wardens im- mediately place all persons under arrest when such violations. occur, in the presence of such wardens.
 g. We request that copies of these regulations be furnished to the following: Honorable Herbert Hoover, Secretary of Commerce.: Honorable Henry O'Malley, Chief of the Bureau of Fisheries: to mem- oers of the Territorial Legislature; Honorable Dan Sutherland, Dele gate from Alaska. and such Con- sressmen and other authorities vit- lily concerned with the administra- ion of the fishing laws of Alaska. As further mark of our endorse nent of these recommendations and 'ur unanimity of purpose in our 'ndeavor to provide a system which We believe will not only reg6la&e l he taking and packing of salmon ut also insure an abundant supply or future generations we have each | md every one of us affixed our lame to this record" This report 8 signed by every member of the ;rand Jury. s9s