San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-15
GALVESTON IS
BEATEN AGAIN
BY THE BEARS
Marshall Gets Good Sup
port With the Bat and
Triumphs Easily.
POUND 'STUBBY' MACK
Bears Find Erstwhile Chi
cago Pitcher Easy, Every
body Hitting.

Rube Marshall looked at Galveston
and Galveston looked at Rube Mar
shall for the first time this season
Tuesday, and the inspection was the
more pleasant on Rube's part. Be
cause the Sand Crabs could gather
but three hits in the first seven in
ninEs off Marshall's delivery, while
the Bears were making it so hot for
"Stubby" Mack, lately of the Chicago
White Sox, that he was taken out, San
Antonio increased its advantages over
the visitors TO three games, making
it necessary for the Newnamites to
COP the remaining three games of the
series if they hope to make use Of this
series in keeping in the running for !.
first-division berth.
The score was 10 to 5. At the
end Of the sixth inning it was 10 to
1. Marshall, perhaps, saw no need
of exerting himself to the limit after
that. George Whiteman lifted a homer
across the left field fence in the
seventh and in the eighth five hit
and Q sacrifice fly gave the Grabs
three tallies. A beautiful stop by
Gross out on the grass back of short
and his long throw to first ruined .
prospective rally in the ninth.
Everybody Hits the Ball.
The Bears hit hard and often, col
seeting fourteen wallops. Everybody
participated in the average-fattenlns
bee at the expense of Mack and Joe
Kiefer. Ike Boone got two hits. run.
ming his seasons total to 1913. and
Frank Kohlbecher walloped double,
In single and a sacrifice fly, his sin.
gle bouncing back into the park of
| the screen. over the left field fence.
The new catcher is batting .667 al
home, having made siA hits in nine
times at bat. Galloway, Booze and
Gross were others to get two hits. Jim
and Everett each got home-runs inside
! the park when hard wallops ordinarily
singles, however-took crazy hops
past Whiteman and Travelled on for
the distance around the sacks. Gallo
ways found two men on the sacks,
Booe's one. Jim drove in four runs
in all.
In addition. Galloway played a
snappy game in the field and on the
bases. His base-running, which has
been notable of late (recall the fact
that he scored the other day from first
base on a single by Schultel, was
featured va slide into third after an
outfield catch in which he found the
ball waiting for him but hooked
around and neatly eluded WendelPs
tagging hand.
Meyers Wants Back.
Pete Wilson from A. & NJ. College
got into the game as a pinch-hitter for
Galveston but hit into a force play.
Moke Meyers is still out with his
strained tendon. He wants to play but
Manager Coleman insists that he run
no risk Of hurting his leg seriously
by getting back too soon.
Karl Adams, new pitching addition,
was not out in uniform Tuesday be-
cause of an attack of illness.
The second triumph over Galveston,
the Bears fourth straight victory,
keeps the team only two games out
of third place and Dallas double de-
feat brought the Steers, in second,
down to within four games reach of
the Bears. San Antonio can hope to
land second place with a little luck
against North Texas clubs, which fur
nish most Of the opposition the rest
of the route. 1t can hardly be hoped
that Fort Worth, eleven and a half
games higher up, can be Overtaken,
although stranger things have been ac-
complished.