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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
PLEA is IN VAIN
Court Takes Notice Of NOmGn's Rec.
ord and She Goes 10 Prison.

Judge. | am good woman. Be
fore | came to San Antonio | was n
member of the New Light Baptist
Church and sang in the choir, W hen
| came to San Antonio | fell into bad
company. Please be merciiul. Oh'
please"
Thus did Mary Lee Spells. ne
grcss. Mead before Federal Judge Du-
val West for clemcncy when she was
brought before the court Monday
morning. Ia receive her sentence Tor
violation OF the narcotic laws.
just as earnestly as the defendant
pleaded for clcmcncy did Assistant
United States Attorney Fleet White
state facts that would have ten
dency to induce the court 10 impose
n heavy penalty. Mr.. White stated
that the defendant had a police rec
ord: that for several years that he
had been connected with the federal
court her name was frequently men
toned i'm narcotic eases. and that she
had been sentenced hy the federal
court in San Antonio in 1921, to the
Colorado state pcnitentiary at Can
yon City. Colo, for a violation OF the
narcotic laws.
Judge West sentenced the ncgrcss
10 term of eighteen months IN the
Colorado state pcnitcntiary. the same
institution t. which she had previous
Is been sentenced.
Since the Essex county reformatory
at Caldwell. y. j.. has been filled
10 its capacity and will take no more
federal prisoners from this district,
Estcllc Murphy. n white woman, who
had been sentenced to the Caldwell
refoinatory for violation Of the mar
cOtic laws, was re-scntCnced 10 the
Colorado state penitcntiary for term
of one year. In re-scntencing the
woman. Judge West stated that he
would notify the parole officials that
she had been under sentence since
March 1t, although sentence does
not in reality start until the arrival
of prisoner 10 the penitcntiary. The
long delay in sending the prisoner oil
to begin serving her term was due to
the fact that owing to the crowded
condition of federal institutions suit
able for the incarceration of women
prisoners. government officials have
encountered difficulty in finding a.
place to send women prisoners. One
institution after another has been
crowded to IFS capacity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
LIBERTY TEAM LOSES
Second Engineers i'm Front OIL Rifle
Range by rs Points.

The Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club
lost its first rifle matches Of the sea
son on the Camp Bulls government
range Sunday 10 the Second En-
giDecrS by 10 points. Both teams were
handicapped by a cloudy day which
obScurcd distant targets. The course
Of fire was: 200 yards offhand. 600
yards rapid fire, 500 rapid fire, 500
yards slow fire.
Scores follow.
Second Engineers Lieutenant Lie
Der. 1SS; Sergeant Wilson. 1S7: Lieu
tenant McCollum. 1856: Sergeant Fish
or. 49,; Sergeant Long. 1874; Sergeant
Broadgardcn. ISL; Sergeant Walker.
$50: Sergeant Ellison, 40. Total,
1i7O.
Liberty Club: Hamilton Smith,
100; Il. f. Thompson. 1SS; I. Mar
tincz. 49,: Captain Bert Cooper. 1874;
&. +. Barbera. lis; Sergeant Reed.
III: Perry Dubosc. III: l.. c. Nit
chcll, 10. Total. 14J4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
THREE JUNIOR GAMES
Newsies Win in Tenth Frsm Joskc
Juniors.

BY staging a rally in the tenth in
ming that nettcd them four runs the
Ncwsies won from the Joskc Juniors
in League game Sunday at Krisch
PARK. 10 TO q.
With the Joske team leading by
two runs at the opening of the ninth.
the winners started Il rally, getting
two men on base after two were out,
Ellcdgc then came 10 bat and made 4
long drive, scoring both runners. The
hit should have been Il homer. the ball
going into the Alazan Creek; but the
runner slipped when he was rounding
third and failed 10 recover in time 10
beat the throw. The winners then
staged 4 rally in the tenth making
four runs and winning the game. The
hitting stars for the winners were.
French, Dominguez. Ellcde. Ncl,man
and Cline, while James was The heavy
litter for the losers getting two uf the
five hits of the losers.
Tindall and Coleman pitched good
ball for the winners. the latter rctirin.
the side in two instances with the
bases loaded. TheiS and Harm couldn't
stop the NcwsieS in the tenth. The
other features Of the game were sen
SatiOnal catches 10y Neltman and Laux
Batteries: Tindall, Coleman and.
Bradley: Theis, Harm and Margoze-
WITT.
The Edgewood Cubs were the win
ncrs over the Little Jokcrs, Z to 3, in
the first game of 4 double-hcader At
the Breckenridge Park junior dia-
nond.
The hitting Of Sweet. Fons and
Sccgcr, each getting three hinglcS. and
the good work of the two pitchers were
the features of the game. The support
accorded White was ragged.
Batteries: White and X. Butler.
for the Jo0'rs: Myers ana Sweet for
the Cubs.
The South Side Pirates won from
the Navarro Cubs in the second game
OF the double bill.
The feature play of the game was
the one-handcd catch by Mcmillan
of Amayas drive to left field. Both
pitchers were in nice form and pitch-
cd good ball. Mcmillan got three hits
out of four times at bat for the win
ncrs and SalaS of the losers connected
with two. one home-run and the
other Il triple.
Batteries: Cheatham and McCarty
for the Pirates; Dominique and Gus
for the Cubs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
RARLANDALES BALL
CLUB, SELF-O WNED
WINS A TIGHT ONE
Criner Gets Better of Old
Fritz Amann of Rich
ter Nine.

The nov sclf-owned Harlandale
baseball club started out Sunday with
shutout victory over the Richter
Bakers on the Harlandale field. The
score was = TO u. Crincr and the
veteran Fritz Amann put IN a note
worthy pitchers battle. Amann al
lowed four hits, two less than his
victorious opponent, but Harlandalc
punched couple of timely ones in
the sixth, and Fritz's support did
him dirt ut the same time.
The new Harlandalc Baseball As
ISOLATION announced its officers sun
day. W. T.. WcStmorcland is prcsi-
dent; II. ). Barker, secretary and
treasurer; Stan Chittcndcn. team
manager. and T.. \. Rudwick. cap
tain. {. r. Outterside. +. :. Gluten
and II. 4. Barker are the directors.
The association. stock company
owned by the players. recently paid
Si400 for a tract Of land eight blocks
from the end Of the South Flores ear
line on which Il stadium is now be-
ing erected.
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PARISH GAME GOOD
Sacred Heart Nine Slips Close De
CisiOn Past 81. Gerard's.

The only Parish League game play
ed Sunday was one of the best of the
season. Sacred Heart defeating 81.
Gerard's, + To =. in Il we'll jlaycd.
evenly contest. Snappy work
characterized the play Of both teams.
\. Wcynand. ON the mound for the
winners, not only pitched good ball,
tanning five and waiting but two.
but ficlded his position scnstionally.
Hugo Hahn of the losers famed ten
and walked hut two. Each pitcher al
lowed seven hits.
The winners made four errors to
the losers two but only one of their
misplays was costly. \. sullivan. be-
hind the bat for Sacred Heart, let n
run in with a passed ball but other
wise performed nobly. Dan Hcyc
made up for bad throw that, If good.
would have cut down run. by hitting
twice and driving in Il score.
The winners included three doubles
in their attack. Francis Mosel. A
Maspero and Bill McBreartv each get
ting one. MoScl got two hits.
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SDeaks 10 Farmers.

Roci.lale. Tex. April 23.-Spcab-
ing in behalf OF the Farm Labor
Union in Texas. l.. l.. Rhodes OF
Grand Saline. Texas. addressed n
crowd of several hundred farmers and
farm laborers Saturday afternoon on
the public square. He dealt primer
pally with the alleged wide variance
between the prices received by the
producers for their farm products and
the prices having to be paid by the
consumers. giving specific examples.
rs for instance potatoes grown in
Smith county. brought the grower
only 20 cents bushcl;' while the
same potatoes. traced to the Fort
Worth market. were sold 10 the retail
trade mt $3.50 bushel. 1t was this
wide and unreasonable stretch" of
price between the grower and the
consumer which the Farm Labor
Union pronosed to reduce to more
normal figure. declared Rhodes.
Rhodes also filled snenkinG engage
ment Saturday night at BuShdalc.
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Frederick Mueller.

Frederick Mueller, ~, died at the
home of his son. Paul Mueller, 1855
Carolina street, at : o'clock Sunday
afternoon. He was a native of Ger
many but had been a resident Of the
United States for number of wears
He came to San Antonio six months
ago 10 visit his son. He is survived
by his son: one brother. Peter Mucl-
Ter Of Galveston TWO daughters. Mrs
Ida Zimmerle of Newark. y. j., and
Mrs. Alma Reeves of Richmond. Va. ::
two grandchildren. Herbert Mueller of
this city, and Frank Zimmerle of
Newark. The funeral will be held
from the residence of the son at
O'Clock Tuesday. Rev y l.. Wolff Of
81. Johns Lutheran Church. ufficiat-
ing. lntcrment will be in Mission
Burial Park. under the direction Of
the Riebe Undertaking Company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Pallic McGehee, a femo sole. 10 Ben
janin Carpertor March -. 19c2 deed
70 lot 20. block -, Les Angeles Heights
n. 9. Reese aud wife 20 Y. Eugene
Briscoe ST. April 2. 1923. decd TO lot IS
and east 11is feet Of lot - block L..
new city block l7S5. on kings Highway :
$500.
Prospect Hill Baptist Church to Iu-
gene Hays. April 10, 1923. decd 20 lot 6.
block y. new city block n23I; SiHou.
Riverside Land and Improvement Com
panv to W. A. Sonucu. April - 1928.
decd TO lot 10. block %. new ci." Mo, D;
.c5Si. on Wharton street. Riverside l'a' (
addition: also two other tracts on Roosc-
welt avenue; $500.
". \. Sonnen to 7. r. Mitchell Ann
Il. 1928 deed 10 lot is. bl),N -, nsw
city block $3.50: s3S55,
g. H. RAYMOND and VII, 10 Willie {.
Wells and wife, April 1c. 1898. deed 10
lot and west i feet OF lot :. block q.
new city block 1890. South Heights on
Porter street; $4,000.
Mrs. Matte Johnson 20 Ben H. Kelly.
April H. 'g93. deed TO lot II. section u.
Alamo Lodge No. a.. a. +. & \. NJ.
Cemetery: S27.5o.
Helen W. Mayer to Mrs. T.. r. vii
feet of lot -. all Of LOT 2". block a..
city block 1878, West Russell place;
$500.
J. II. Kamrmaun ct ri To .irac' v.
Larncr. April 10. 1923, deed ~ lots ~,
1T. 2O-A. COB. new city bio * 6i7i.
block 6S. on Canton street On Jelfeison
Heights: $500.
The Mission Cemetery Compaav tn ~.
+. i. Collins. February Il. 1923, decl So
northeast one fourth Of lot Cos. block
Mission Burial Park; $50.
Frank Noelckor and wifr "a j. +
Natardus. Anril 90. 1923. decd to lot 5.
block ;, new city block a9S; $5ioe.
Il. I. Tame and wife To- Ben w.
Burch. January Il. 1923. dret 20 cas'
block 1917. Mission PARK addition;
SiIo0
II. 4. Richcy to NJ. G. Monsalvo. April
10. 1922. decd to lot :. old city lot 10,
hcing 80 ncres. SOM.
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CLASSICS NOSED OUT
rittsburg Company Loses Fine GamC
10 kerryillc.

kerrviile. Tex. April %. - The
Kcrrvillc Athletics defeated the Pitts
burg Plate Glass Company of San
Antonio. here, in close game sun
day, > TO l. II was the best game
seen on the local diamond in many
moons. The winning run came over
in the seventh after two were out.
Wilson doubled. went 10 third on Hol-
chak'S single and scored when Short
stop Farrar threw the ball into the
grandstand Brown and HcnEc each
hit twice ont of four times I'M for
the locals. Jones single scored Gott-
hart. who had walked. in the seventh.
Cox and Powers were both robbed Of
homers by the wind blowing them out
OF line. Cox's blow hit the top of
the fence and Powers went foul by
inchc'.
Batteries: Powers and Gotthart
Barry and Cox; umpire, Stoves.
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CAUGHT In PLACE
Mexican Found in Pool Hall Says lie
Was Locked In.

When rolicarpo Cara opencd his
pool hall. situated at sos Il west
Commerce street. at $50 Monday
morning. he discovered Mexican IN
the establishment. The cash register
stood open and S113 it had contained
was missing. The money was found IN
the strangers pockets.
CARA held the visitor until the
arrival Of Policemen Eichhorn and
Wilson. who hurried to the place IN re-,
apousc to n message sent to centre
HEADQUARTERS. Tho Mexican gave MS
age ms - and claimed he had been
locked in the place while asle'n when
the establishment was closed late sun
dav night.
He was booked h. The uolice on
charges Of burglary and theft.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
PIN CHAMPS NAMED
WOmen's National Bowling Meet at
st. Louis Ends.
by the Associated Press.

ST. Louis. Mo-, April 23.-Winners
were announced today in the annual
tournament of the woman's national
bowling association which was conclud-
cd here last night.
The absence of spectacular perform
anccS featured the tournament which
lasted nine days. Officials aScribed
defective pins. as the reason for the
chalking UP ot only mediocre scores.
The Paige Dairy team Of Toledo,
Ohio. is the new champion. having fin
iShed first in the five-woman event.
Mrs. Zoe Quin and Miss 4. Davis Of
Chicago won first place in the doubles,
Mrs. \. Jaeger. Toledo, rolled into
the leading position in the singles. and
Miss u. Zapf also of Toledo. was vic
tor;ous in the all events.
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MONARCHS WIN AGAIN
Kansas City Negroes Take Funny
Game From Local Blacks.

The Kansas City Monarchs. visiting
negro baseball team. again defeated
the San Antonio Black Aces st
League Park in the second Of their
three-gamc series Sunday afternoon.
= ( .. As usual. the contest waS
full Of funny stuff. They play again
Monday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
Oxford Team in L. =.

PhiIadeIphia. Ia, ANriI .a..-Men-
hcrs OF the Oxford University track
team worked off their sea legs today
mt FrarLlin Field. where. next Fri
day and Saturday. they will compete
against tho pick Of American college
runners at the Pennsylvania relay car
nivai. The Eugli>h runners. CAPTAIN
W. Il. Milligar. l.. ". NIlier. J.. =
Hewtsou. c. i. l.. Morgan and q. L.
Renwick. arrived yesterday. W. l..
Stevenson. also 4 member of the Ok
ford team. has been training aI
Princeton several weeks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23

Mrs. FaIah Puccini. ~. died at a
local hospital at 4 O'Clock Sunday
morning. She was a native Of Ken
lucky but had been resident ot
Uyaldc. Tex. for Il number of years.
She came To San Antonio eleven days
ago for mediacl treatment. She is
survived by two sons, J. +. Of
Uvalde and '. !. Puccini Of Ard
more, okla. and two daughters. Mrs.
Frances Stronam Of Ardmore. Oila .
and Mrs. Ida Thompson Of Uvnlde.
The body was sent To l'yaldc NJ : :Jn
o'clock Sunday night by W'lncrt s
Pclphrey. funeral directors. lntcrment
will be in l.ynlle MOndaN.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
HANDBALL VETS SIGN
Annual Veterans Tournament VIII
Start at "Y" April 81.

The annual veterans handball tour
namcnt will start ut the City Y. NJ
G. \. April -. Physical Drccl.r
Louis Goodrich. in charge. announced
Monday. \ score OF moro of hand
ball players over 30 are cxpc ted 10
compete. Five have entered already.
\. T. Klicforth. Emil Mueller, j. J..
Scuddcr, George Wheeler and Il. +.
Hatch,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
OBITUARY
John Conrad Artz.

John Conrad Artz, G6. died at his
home. 12J Ruby street, at Z 80 o'clock
Sunday morning. He was a native
Of Germany but had been in this
country for the last 30 years. and in
San Antonio for the last six years.
He Is survived by his widow. one son.
Carl Artz: one brother and two sis
tiers. all of Germany. The body will
be sent to ST. Louis. Mo. Monday
night by the Riebc Undertaking Com
pany.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
HEATERS GOING GOOD
San Antonio Nine Adds Another Out
Of-Town Victory.

Comfort, Tex. April c3.-The Com
fort ball team was defeated Sunday
by the pittsburg Water Heaters of
San Antonio. s 10 >. Both pitchers
were in good form. Doran of the Pitts
burg nine tanning thirteen and Bur
ncy of Comfort whiffing fourteen.
The visitors connected with ten safe
hinglcs and the locals got six. Mayer
of san Antonio hit a homer.
Score: Il. II. T..
Pittsburg Heaters ........ s 10 3
Comfort ............... q 3
Batteries: Doran and Reno; Bur
ney and NOwlin.
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The Philadelphia Athletics lost an
Chess star Draws Again.

CIeVeIand. Ohio. april =. = Inc
eleventh game between Frank J. Mar
shall of New York. United States
chess champion. and Edward LaSSer
Of Chicago. ended in a draw here sun
day. The game lasted TG moves and
had been twice adjourned. II marked
the first play in the Ruy Lopez OPEN
ing in the match. Marshall retains his
lead over his challenger ci one game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23

Copyright. 1898.
Rome. April 2S.-Natican authori-
ties consider the racification Of Ire
land in the near future as extremely
probable. 1t is said that the visit
of Mgr. Luzio has done much to bring
the warning factions together and the
Holy See only awaits his return with
information on the situation to mah9
definite peace proposals acceptable 70
both camps.
The Vatican mission in the Ruhr
district while without immediate po-
litical results, has been effective in
securing the pardon of many persons
condemned under military law and
mitigating the penalties imposed upon
others.
Reports published here and in the
United States that the Holy See and
the French government had reached
satisfactory agreement regarding the
church in France are emphaticaliy des
MED at the Vatican. .. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
FLIERS BEATEN AGAIN
Kelly Field Ball Team Loses Another
at Fredericksburg.

Fredericksburg. Tex. April 2S.-
The Fredericksburg Giants made II
two straight with the Kelly Field
Filters Sunday. trimming them. Is TO
6. The Giants collected sixteen hit
and the Filters got eight. Reichenau
of the locals poed a home run.
Score: r. II. L.
fredericksburg ...........13 IL {
Kelly Field .......... s -
Batteries: Lee and Hasty: Mans
field. Niclock and Baker.
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DEPARTMENT. OF
AND BANNING

r
No. 40. Austin Tex, April :. 1875.
To All Whom II May Concern:
This Is TO certify. that the Reliable
Life and Accident Insurance Company
81. Louis. Mo. has in all respects fully
complied with the laws OF Texas as con-
dItions precedent to is doing business
In this state. and / have issued TO said
a certificate Of authority from
this office entitled 81 to do business IN
this state for the year ending the 29th
Of February, 1924.
Given under my hand and seal OF or
flee at Austin. Tex, the date first above
written.
]. J.. CHAPMAN. Commissioner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
Drake Draw, Many Enlrics.

Des Moines. Iowa. April :3.-IhrFe
hundred and thirty-two athletes IN me
university section and more than l-'V
athletes in the prep school section.
are entered for the Drake RELAYS 10
be held Friday and saturday Of tbs
week
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
DEPARTMENT OF
INSURANCE AND BANKING
ATp, ny TT.NAc

STNTE OF. TLNNs. "
No. e07. Austin. Tex. March q I'-"'
To All Whom II May Concern:
This il to certify that the Massachu-
setts Protective Association. Inc. Wor-
cester. Mass has in all respects fully
complied with the laws OF Texas as con-
ditions precedent 10 its doing business IN
this state. and ! have issued to said COM
pany a certificate of authority from TINS
office Emitting il to 40 business In this
state for the year ending the 10Th of
February. 1924.
Given under my hand and seal Of office
at Austin, Texas, the date first above
]. L. CHAPMAN.
$500. Commissioner.
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and the Chicago Daily News. s.
Copyright. 1923.
Toxic. April 23.-Indication that
the activity of leaders in Russian re-
volts in Siberia have been paying
propositions is given in a decision to-.
day by Judge Nakajima, of the Toxic
district court. awarding Ataman Sem
inov gold bullion valued at 1.06O,OOO
yen. which Seminov entrusted TO the
keeping of the japanese army during
its stay in Siberia.
The bullion was claimed by the
Soviet government and also by sew
eral other white Russian leaders.
Semirov who is now living at NSSl-
saki. was represented in court s -
jor Kuroki of the Japanese army. SSno
said that the money is TO be used TO
nav old debts and the balance dis
tributed among Russian refugees. The
statement must ~ taken with q grain
of salt. however.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-23
Baseball Briefs

The Brooklyn Dodgers. shut OUT
Sunday By the Giants. have now gone
nineteen innings without scoring a
run.
R-ibe Benton made his debut at Gin
cinnati in the seventh inning. lie was
L!; hard and yanked.
Max Carey. base stcalcr and bats.
man par excellence. is goias well this
season with Pittsburg. He Collected
three hiJs yesterday, one Of which was
Il thrcc-5agger.
Raymond Bressler is crcditably Play
ing the position at first base with the
Reds. Fonseca being out Of the l.ncup
stricken with appendicitis. on top OF
the hip he injured Saturday e.
They continue 70 pile en- in az the
romodc,led Cubs park. more tilea 81
200 cash customers paying 10 sec XII
efer'S youngsters whip st. Louis yrs-
terday, : 10 Z. That attendance sur
passed that Of the opening game.
Sixty-five thousand fairs saw the
Yankees lose to Washington for the
first time this snasou. Walter John.
>ton' spitching was effective r.ost Of
the way.
The Chicago White Sox are getting
away tn wretchcl start Gleason's
men won their first game Of the season
yesterday, defeating ST. Louis.
Home runs appeal strongly 20 the
Cubs. OF the 80 circuit drives in the
league, the Cubs have made twelve.
Iris Speakers Cleveland Indians,
not regarded highly before the season
opened. are going like a house afire.
the club having Won lis first five
games. II leads the American League.
Paul Scntell. National League UNI
pire. was operated on at 4 Cincinnati
hospital Sunday for appendicitis. He
was reported in serious condition.
Scntell was stricken just before the
PittSburg Cincinnati game.
The Philadelphia Athletics lost an
exhibition Sunday. but the phil!ies.
the National League. also having an
off day on their schedule. exhibited
ard won. The Athletics. with Young
stcrS OSmer and Schilling pitching.
we're defeated. s TO 3. by tho New Hav-
en-. Conn. Eastern League team. Tho
Pills used Hubbcll and Belts to trim
the Bridgeport Eastern Leaguers, II
to s.
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stolen bases. Garcia. Henry, Bourgeois;
sacrifices. Garcia, Amdnn; two-hase uit,
Williams; double play, Henry to Eud-
Wick; innings pitched. hy Criutr 2,
Amann s: hits. off Crner 6. Amann I.
runs. off Crincr o. Amann .: struck out
ny triner 3, AInarn 10; left on bases.
Bichters G, lIarlanda.e 5; time. 1913. UNI
pire. h. Chittenden.
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Morld,s Champion Thirtcenth.

Chicago. April 2S.-N llicm Ner-
nicke OF Chicago. won first money
in the fourth Seni-annual individual
classic sweepstakes bowling iourna-
ment which finished two days play
here Sunday. He had 11la pins for
the best total and won a prize OF
$1,000. Marvin Erickson Of Ch.caso.
was second. drawing $1,000 in prize
money. James Blouin. holder 81 tho
worlds tide. finished in thirteenth
Mace.