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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
GOLFERS WILL
START PLAY At
TEN THURSDAY
Sarazen and Hutchinson
Meet Mangham and Lal-
ly in $500 Match.
TRY OUT GALLERY FEE
Innovation of Charging
Spectators to Be In
augurated Here.

Gene Sarazen of Briarcliff, New
York, national open and professional
golf champion, as we'll as the holder
of various lesser titles, and Jock
Hutchinson of Glcnview, Chicago, the
first American TO win the British
open championship, feat he accom-
plished in 1921, will tee off at the
San Antonio Country Club at 10
CLOCK Thursday morning with Tom
Lally and Clarence Mangham, San
Antonio professionals, 10 start a 10
hole best ball match for a purse OF
$500, winners TO taSe all.
A feature of the match which Is
causing no little interest is the plan
to charge dollar gallery fee in order
TO raise the purse Of $500, which the
board of governors of the Country
Club has undcrwritten. This will be
the first time a gallery fee for golf
match has been attempted in San
Antonio.
Members of the Country Club who
wish to play will not be charged, of
course. it is pointed out, the fee TO be
collected only from those actually fol-
lowing the match. A tag TO be plain
ly worn will be provided as identifi-
cation.
Tickets Sell Downtown.
Tickets for the match went on sale
Wednesday at the ST. Anthony, Gun
ter and Mcnger hotels. in addition to
the Country Club.
The impression has been created
that the match is for Country Club
members only. This is not the case,
as the course will be open on Thurs
day. for watching the stars perform,
to anyone.
Sarazen and Hutchinson are due to
arrives here Wednesday night at
was thought they would get in early
in the day but word reached the St.
Anthony hotel. where they have reser-
vations. that they would hardly reach
the city before nightfall.
Like Chances Of Locals.
Although neither Lally or Mang-
ham got III the money at the Houston
pro" event Tuesday. won by Walter
hagen's partner, Joe Kirkwood, there
are some golfers here who believed the
local pair have good chance to beat
Sarazen and Hutchinson. Familiarity
with the Country Club course, where
Tom Lally plays every day, is the
leading argument.
The great fight Lally and Mang-
ham gave Hutchinson and Jim Barnes
last year on the difficult Bracken-
ridge Park course, carrying them TO
80 holes before going down, is re-
called wildly in the interest of the
local cause.
While morning starting time for
Thursdays match has been set at 10
o'cioc,i, no time has been set for the
beginning Of the afternoon Is holes.
/. Il. Clegg, chairman Of the Country
Club golf committee, believes it will
be = and . 80, however.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
MOODY TRAP LEADER
Houston Man Star Of Weekly Shoot
on Local Trap Grounds.

George Moody of Houston, won the
weekly trapshoot in Breckenridge
Park Tuesday by scoring 92 out of a
possible 100 at the Claybirds thrown
from the ground and tying for the
lead in the tower shooting with A
L. Huber Of San Antonio by break
ing 20 out, of %. The scores as a
whole were not as high as usual.
Toepperwein and Huber followed
Moody at 100 Targets with 80 each
Barclay broke IS and Steffler and
Scott got 81 each. Mrs. Ad Topper
vein broke 40 out of a possible 30
while Lee got 42.,Van Burn 50 and
Harris IS.
Next to Huber and Moody in the
town shooting were: Steffler, is out
of %, Scott II, Barclay 10.
The next shoot will be held next
Tuesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
YOUNGSTERS AND DOGS
TO PARADE SATURDAY
IN "KIDS' CLOWN DAY"
Kennel Club Puts Up Cash
Prizes for Best
Make-ups.

Saturday will be Kids Clown Day.
The San Antonio Kennel Club,
which will hold its annual dog show
March ,, 3 and 4 on the third floor
of the Woolworth Building, has put
up five prizes, the first of which is
So and a season ticket TO the show,
for the best clown outfit in which a
youngster-boy or girl-and his or
her dog appears in a parade Saturday
afternoon. The dogs are expected to
be clowned up like the kids.
The parade will start from Travis
Park at > 80 Saturday afternoon,
Commissioner Lambert having given
permission for the use of the park as
a gathering place. Headed by motor
cycle officers detailed by Traffic
Lieutenant T. o. Miller, and the
Banda Juvenil the riders will parade
down Travis street to st. Mary's,
across to Houston, and then along
Houston TO Alamo Plaza, where they
will pass in review before three
judges. Eagle Scouts Norman Mac
leod, Albert Taylor and Rudolph
Krisch. selected for the honor by
Scout Commissioner Arthur Michel.
Any kind Of a dog will DO, just
so it's a dog. Borrowed dogs will
serve acceptably. Therell be no ad-
mission fee, either.
The prizes the Kennel Club has put
up will be as follows: First. 50 and
ticket to the dog show; second, So
and a ticket: third, 81 and a ticket ;
fourth, $50 and ticket; fifth, 81
and n ticket.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
ELEVEN EXHIBITIONS
ON COMPLETE SPRING
SCHEDULE FOR BEARS
Cubs, Galveston, Austin
and Mexia Will Play
Games Here.

Eleven exhibition games appear on
the complete spring schedule of the
San Antonio Bears, announced today
from club headquarters. These are ex-
hibitions in which the local team will
appear. In addition, there arc the
four contests scheduled at League
Park on March II, IS, 24 and %, be-
tween the New York Giants and Chi
cago White Sox.
The Bears first games of the spring
season will be played at Cuero,
against the Galveston Texas Leaguers,
who train there, on March II and is.
The next weekend. while the Giants
and SoX are playing here, the Bears
will be at Austin meeting the Austin
Senators of the new Texas ASSocia-
ton.
On March 81 and April /, the Aus
tin team will play the Bears here.
The Chicago Cubs, the National
Leaguers, headed home from their
California camp. will stop over for n
game on Thursday. April ). against
the Bruins, and on Saturday and
Sunday of that week. Galveston will
meet Bob Coleman'S gang here.
A series Of peculiar interest will be
played Saturday and Sunday, April
ID and II. when Hub Northen, who
managed the bears last season. will
bring his Mexia team OF the Texas
Association to San Antonio for games.
Mexia is the club that turned out
Fred johnson and Others who have
made good here and in other Texas
League cities.
This is the most complete spring
schedule the Bears have ever faced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
TROOP TWO DEFEATS
TROOP TWENTY AND
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Long Boy Scout Race De-
cided in Game End
ing II to 8.

Troop . took another hard-earned
game from Troop 90 Tuesday after
neon and thereby captured the bas-
ket ball championship of San Antonio
Boy Scouts. The score Tuesday was
IL to s. The game winds up a long
season in which some classy basket
ball material has been developed.
Vcltman, forward, with three field
goals and foul btsket for seven
points, topped the winners in scoring
Tuesday. COindreau, center, scored
the rest of the points on two field
goals. Holmes was the other for
wardward and Tengler and Klein the
guards.
Stedman, forward, with three field
goals, and Camp, the other forward,
with two. were responsible for all
Troop 20's markers. Coleman. Hay
cock and Wills were the others in
Troop eos lineup.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21

Chicago. ILL.,. Feb. 21.-A schedule
of 16S games. opening April IS and
closing October Z. is the program for
1923 Of the American Association.
Club owners Tuesday also united in
opposition TO the drafting of players
as proposed by the major leagues.
Opening dates were named as follows
ST. Paul at Kansas City: Columbus
Mt Toledo: Louisville Mt Indianapolis.
and Minneapolis at Milwaukee. Each
team will maze three trips around
the, circuit this season. Western
League club owners closed two-day
session here without accepting either
of two proposed schedules for 1929
and announced the preparation would
again b. discussed at Kansas City.
March ). 1t was virtually decided
to open the season April is or ~.
One Of the schedules proposed listed
1J4 games and the other 16S.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
Xxx. TO HOUSTON
Local Jewish Frat Team Plays
Bayou City Brothers Sunday.

I. X. y. fraternity basket ball
team of San Antonio will meet the
Houston chapter of the organization
at Houston Sunday in n basket ball
game. The fraternity has a strong
team in each city, the local five, the
only all-Hcbrew team in town, hav-
ing had a successful season in which
the last four straight games have
been won, the most recent victory be-
ing over st. Anthony's College Mon
day night. The Houston /. X. y.
team is now tied with Central High
of that city for the leadership in the
Post City League there. Jimmy Doyle
Harrington, four-letter man from
Southwestern University, who plays
Texas League baseball under the name
of Jimmy Doyle, is coach Of the Hous-
ton five, while Ralph r. Levy. who
starred at guard for Rochester, is the
boss of the local outfit.
A return game probably will be
played in San Antonio the early. part
of March.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
Horseshoe Pitcher May onored Though He Throws Every Game
Foster Will Visit
All Training Camps
to Write for Light

John Il. Foster, who has been in
baseball as an executive and q
writer for 20 years, who edits the
Spalding record book, who is base.
ball editor for the Consolidated
Press Association and who is
otherwise qualified to discuss the
game intelligently and interesting
". will cover the training camps
this spring for The San Antonio
Light.
Arrangements have been made
for Foster to visit every baseball
camp and give the readers of The
Light the inside dope" on what's
taking place. Mr.. Foster will start
South about March 10 and will not
return to his base in New York
until a few days before the season
opens.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
Record billiard Entry.

New York, Feb. IA record en-
try list of eleven players will COM
pete for the national amateur 49,
balk line billiard championship, be-
ginning next Monday at the Crescent
Athletic Club. Entries closed today.
Edgar Appleby of New York. nation
al and international champion, will
defend his title against the foremost
amateur cue stars of the Fast and
Middle West. Besides the champion,
the entries include: Francis S. APP
pleby. II. II. Clarkson, Jacob Klinger
and Julian Rice of New York: Percy
y. Collins and Robert NJ. Lord of
Chicago; Emil \. Renner of Noungs-
town. Ohio: John A. Clinton Jr. Of
Pittsburg: Z. W. Gardner Of Mont.
clair. y. J., and DR.. Il. NJ. Roscoe of
Baltimore.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
FLAHERTY PROUD DAD
Nine.and a half pound Girl Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Flaherty.

Jack Flaherty. well-known in ANA
teur sports circles here, especially
through his prominent connection
with baseball until a year or so
ago. became the proud father of girl
Wednesday morning. Jack was tell
ing the world about il between gaSps
of joy all morning.
The new arrival. who will be named
Ruth, after her mother, weighed
nine and a half pounds at birth.
Jack had great athletic career
mapped out for boy since it's a
girl he said he suDpoScs Suzanne
T.cnglen's tennis championship is
the right goal to set.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
ICE RECORDS FALL
Two World Skating Marks Bettered
i'm Meet Won by Moore.

MOncton, y. b.. Feb. 2f. - Joe
Moore of New York. was declared
winner of the maritime skating car
nival Tuesday afternoon. having
amassed a total of 145 points. He
received a gold cup.
Charles German, st. John. y. B.,
set a worlds record of 81 10 sec
onds in winning the 440-yard event.
Joe Moore of New York, who set the
former record of ~ %, finished sec
ond. and Julian Steinmetz, Chicago,
third.
Charles Jewtraw. of Lake Placid.
y. Y. international amateur skating
champion. sprinted to new worlds
record OF IL 4-5 seconds for 80 yards
in an exhibition race. Jewtraw clip
ped full second off the former rec
ord. held by Lon Baker of New
York.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
PLAYS Irish Golf Chnmpion.

George Balch of Cincinnati was TO
meet Capt. f. F. Carter, the Irish
golf champion. today in a premature
Washington birthday golf tournament
here. The famous Irish golfer. after
winning his first match round at Bel
feoted n'i stTaaaEoH Tn Sf T FS de-
Ohio, is the present titleholder at the
Bellair links. The victory of Balch
which gave him the honor of a match
today with the champion was won
over Rex Beach, the author, in hard
fought battle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
Draws With Dundee.

New Orleans. La, Feb. 21.-JOhn-
ny Dundee, junior lightweight cham
pion. and Basil GalianO of New Or
leans fought IL rounds to n draw here
Tuesday night. The New Orleans
boy put up game right and held a
leading advantage in majority of the
rounds up to the thirteenth when
Dundee opened up and tried for n
knockout Caliano tired fast during
the last three rounds. Dundee weighed
131 pounds. Galiano was two pounds
heavier.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
PeSek Ton GrnppIer

Topeka, Kan. Feb. John Pc
SEX. Nebraska heavyweight wrestler,
won two falls in less than 80 minutes
from Charles BOrosa, Armenian
wrestler. here Tuesday night. The
first came in % minutes with an
arm and leg scissors and the second
in six minutes and 40 seconds with a
double arm scissors. Billy Edwards Of
Nebraska City. Neb.. won twice from
Joe Bruno of New York City in the
nreliminaries.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
J0SKE'S TO PRACTICE
First Baseball WORKOUT Set for
Thursday Afternoon.

Tho JOSke Brothers Company base,
ball team will hold its first practice
of the season from , o'clock on at
the Van Dazzle stadium Thursday
afternoon. Manager A. !. Veltman an.
nounced Wednesday. The JoSke az
gregation was 10 have started two
weeks ago but first cold and then wet
weather delayed the initial workout.
A squad Of fully 80 is expected to
turn out Thursday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
Burman and Smith Ready.

Chicago. ILL.,. Feb. 2f.-Joc Bur
man Of Chicago and Midget Smith of
New York. among the leading con-
tenders for Joe Lynch's bantamweiCht
pugilistic crown. were ready TODAY for
their carded ten-round. no-dcCision
bout here Tuesday night. Only one
detail remained unprovided for. an in
junction against interference threat
ened by a recent order bv Charles c.
Fitzmorris. chief of police. that all
Pie fights in Chicago be stopped. The
romOters Of the Smith-Burman bout
have proceeded with arrangements for
the proposed contest. having an
nounced that the police department.
shpriffs' force and all others who le-
gally might interfere with tho nro-
gram under the Illinois anti-prize
fighting laws. would be enioincd from
acting. A test case probably will be
made of the contest. il was said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
Oklahoma Arries en- Ton.

LaWTtHct. MN, Ftl. TT nc Vh-
lahoma Aggies wrestling team won
from the University of Kansas team
here Monday night. taking 26 points
to the Jayhawkers' five. Perrault Of
Kansas. in the 14j-pound class. won
the only match for the local team. He
threw Moore Of Oklahoma with 4
head chanccry nrl bar arm lock in
ten minutes and ten seconds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
OUIMET TO co ALONG
Former National Champion viii
Make Trip to England With Team.

Boston. Mass. Feb. 2t.-The Amer
lean team which will go to England
this summer for the Walker Cup
golf matches. will include Francis
Ouimet of Boston, former national
amateur and open champion OF the
United States. Ouimet announced
his acceptance to an invitation TO join
the American. team Tuesday night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
,InniNr Polo Awarded

Boston, Feb. 2f.-The national
junior polo championships will be
played on the field of the Point
Judith Polo Club at Narrangansett
Pier, L. l.. in late July and early
August. it was learned Tuesday. The
new twelve-goal championship tourna-
ment will be contested there at the
same time,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21

Springfield, Mo-, Feb. 21.-Carl
Mays. submarine hurler of the New
York Yankees, today was speeding 70
Hot Springs, Ark. TO report for
spring practice. "All want is plen-
ty of work this season and I'll win
more than my share of games" said
Mays as he departed last night. Mays
has been spending the winter at HE
country home near Springfield. chop
ping wood and roaming over the
Ozark mountains.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
Hockey Scandal al Columbia.

New York, Feb. 21.--For using two
ineligible players the hockey team ct
Columbia University has been dis
banded and its coach, Tom Howard,
released. the university announced to-
day. adding that the team manage
ment had "wilfully withheld the rec.
ords of the two players
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
Baseball Briefs.
Giants Getting Near.

According to word reaching the
Katy" offices here, the New York
Giants advance guard, mostly bat
tcrymen, are due in Waco on the
Texas Special" Mt 4 40 Wednesday
Ell route to Marlin, where they will
spend about n week before proceeding
TO their permanent camp in San An
tonic. The squad passed through st.
Louis Tuesday night. where Coy -
Dolan. coach. who will have charge
Of the Marlin camp, boarded the train.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
Cody 10 Vanderbilt.

Macon, Ca. Feb. 21.-Coach Josh
Cody of Mercer University made the
positive announcement today that he
would return TO Vanderbilt Univer-
sity on June l. as assistant full-time
coach.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
Jockey Is Not seriously Hprt.

New Orleans, La, Feb. 21.--Jockey
f. Harbourne, who was knocked un'
conscious Tuesday when his mount,
Irene Walton, fell in the first race
Mt jefferson Park and threw him
heavily 10 the track. was not serious
ly injured, hospital physicians de-
dnred.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21

Even obstinate, uuruly o. shampoo
cd hair stays combcd all day in any
style you like. "Hair-GroOm is a
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
Prehn Wins ON Mat.

Bloomington, ILL.,, Feb. 21.-Paul
Prehn. University of Illinois wrest'
ling coach, defeated Tommy Cannon,
New York, here Tuesday night in two
straight falls. They are middle
wcicLtS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21
Cole Quits as Club Head.

Springfield. Mo-, Feb. 21.-FIarry
II. Cole. president Of the local West.
ern Association Baseball Club, Tues.
day rendered his resignation at n
meeting of the board of directors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21

dress both in business and on social
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-06
Vessels in Port at Seattle

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Atlantic street TsrmiaAi--schr camona.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-06
Arrivals and Departures

AHitiNID-Fsh. str Admiral Wat
son from =suthr estarn via southeastern
Alaska. II a A.. str Katrina Luck
snhach from Tacoma. az a M str
str Nebrhakan from New York via Bee
ton aud ports. AZ noan- Feh. l-Atr ORR
done Aaru from Yokohama via Everett
az siit y. m afr Orleans from Tacoma.
AZ sac a. ma str Prince oeofHs from
Primes Rupert via porta. al p. m str
tuchmond from liichmand. a. y, m.
10 p. M, ctr ppport from raesma. At
10 b, m.
DEfAnrED-Fsb E.-atr Anniston
OitS Tor Tacoma. AZ y. m. Feb. a.
Mr. Prince George FOR frinca rupert via
porta. Al iistt 3. M motorship Charlie
Watson Tor Han Pedro. ~ i;ts A. u.
str Ruth Alexander fof san Diego via
Victoria. San FRANCHISE and haA redro.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-06
Public Markets

SANITARY
Stall 100. lbs. best cane sugar. e7c.
Stalls R-f5-i5. oranges. 30c, 4or. zoe dox I:
artiehokea. zoe each. 2 for 5bc; new peas
i0c M; tomatoes. ace ~. Stall ~. Ten
Garden strawberry and raspberry pre-
serves. s9c H.; home made mayonnaise
4ec No. Stalls 26-g7. Gbirardellis choco-
tate. sc NJ. lbs. 7sc. boxes senrch-
HIGHT matches 2bo. Feis Naptha soap,
zoe. black figs. MS 5sc. Stall s. .
ms nut margarine. e5c puiiet eggs. 2pc.
standards. 53c Stalls 5t-5s. crab meat.
Toe NJ; shrimp meat. zoe n. Stall 80.
instant Postum. large size acc. fancy
new pack shrimp. 6-oz can 15c; Grape
NptH. i2c pkg. good eatsup, pt bottle
i5c. Stalls ie7-isp. pure Yakima honey.
b-ib. pail, sbc; loganbcrry Jam. s-tb. can
81. canned cherries. ghe
CORNER
stail ~. Creme OF SOAP 7e, bars
2tc; snidar's cntaup. 2so; chill sauce, 2ic:
fenox soap, &c. 4 bars igc. Stall 2, lamb
roast Sc; veal roast i2Ms. lamb chops.
lbs. 25e; veal chops. ibs. acc. stalls
i02-1i0. 2 cans Del Monte tomatoes toe;
nut margarine, lbs. 4sc. 2 lbs. seedlosa
raislns. 2ec; 4p-rb sack patent flour
,iss. pb-oe Pike e.. beef stew. Sc;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-06
ANOTHER DROP
IN Eco PRICE
Fresh Ranch Price Slides
to 20 Cents

Another i-oent drop In the price of
exgs on the local market was effco.
tive Tuesday, Monday auotati0as ON
white-shclled fresh ranch eggs fell
20 so cents and Tuesday were
brought down 20 20 cents.
Buying prices for trade were IS
cents on standard whites. e cents on
mixed colors and 81 cents on pulletS.
The butter market had n firm under.
tone. hu, did not change quotations
Tuesday.
No changes were noted on the
local market. Apples have been sell.
Ing fast, and the holdings diminish.
ms. and may bring higher prices
soon. Fresh arrivals OF produce were
active and the market IL generally IN
q good condition.