San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-30
EAGLES GO TO LEAD
OF INTERMEDIATES;
HEIGHTS IN CELLAR
Eagles and Outlaws Win
Weu-played Sunday
Contests.
INTERMEDIATES LEAGUE
STANDING.

Two well-played games resulted in
the Intermediate League Sunday on
the Rose Terrace diamond. The Dem
yer Heights nine lost their second
straight g>me in the first affair and
went into undisputed possession Of the
cellar. II the other game the Eagles
defeated the Cubs with rallies in the
sixth and eighth innings by the score
of s to 5. and took the league lead.
COrnwill. on the mound for the win
ners in the first game, had his revenge
on the Heights boys for a defeat
handed him in a non-league game a
few weeks ago. pitching the Outlaws
to a 10-to-5 win over them. He al
lowed but eight widely-scattered hits
and famed five. The Heights squad
scored their runs at n time. their
counters coming in the first. fourth.
sixth. seventh and eighth innings. The
Outlaws scored two in the second,
four in the third. three in the fifth
and chased across the last marker in
the eighth stanZa. 4. Minazzi. with
three. and Cornwill with four singles,
led the batting on the two opposing
twirlers. Anderson was the bright
light for the losers, getting three
bingles out of four trips to the plate
and handling six chances without a
miscue. His particularly bright play
was running catch of Towards foul
in the eighth inning near the left
The score R.H.E.
Outlaws -. O24 OSO OlO-1O is )
Denver Hts. 100 1O1 10 ; IS 5
Batteries: COrnwill and Beeson;
Sasser. Frey and Ingram.
To-, ho Cn1AnI TO both fpQmS
the ball but the Eagles put theirs to
better advantage and consequently
won the old ball game. Hickman, on
the mound for the winners, although
hit safely twelve times. including one
for two sacks, was blanked by brill
liant support and BANKED his OPP
ponentS in every inning outside OF the
third when they scored their three
runs on three hits. two walks. stolen
base. an error and passed. ball. The
Eagles scored first. chasing across
three in the first inning only TO have
this lead tied in the third by the Cubs.
This tie was broken in the sixth
when the Eagles rallied for three runs.
They chased across two more markers
in the eighth to put it on ice =
Jordan, with three singles, and
Winters. with double and two
singles. led the attack on Wrezciano.
Cub hurler. which netted them four
teen hits. Gorrell. Daggett and Eick-
man closely followed them with two
bingles apiece. each including two
ply poke in his collection. Gorrell also
starred in the field. making catches
on ground balls that seemed impos-
sible. II he keeps up his present good
work, this snappy little short fieder
has brilliant future.
Grosenbacher led the Cubs with the
willow. collecting three singles in his
five appearances at the plate. Schu-
man. Seffel and Oeffinger hit two
apiece for the losers, while Rossmans
fielding featured.
James. List. Jordan and Winters
played up to their usual good form In
the field for the winning nine
This game was played in the fastest
time of any contest this season in the
Intermediate loop. requiring but an
hour and 40 minutes.
The score X. F.
Indcp't Cubs. OOs 600 OO0-3 IL !;
Mission Eag's 800 003 02x-S IA j
Batteries: Wrezciano and Schneld-
err; Hickman and List.