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LOOKS AS IF HAGEN
WILL ADD ANOTHER
TITLE TO HIS LIST
Seven Strokes Head of
Nearest Riual in North
and South OPEN.

Pinehurst, \. c., March 3O.-Wal
ter Hagen. American holder Of the
British open golf title. seemed GER
tain today TO have another champion
ship before nightfall - North and
South open champion.
Having won various tournaments
and broken sundry records in his
leisurely tour northward toward New
York, whence he sails in a month or
so to defend his British crown, Hagen
startled the big field in the I2-hOle
tournament here by doing the first 36
holes yesterday in 70-6S-13S, four
strokes under par and seven ahead of
his nearest competitors.
In a tie for second place Mt 145,
were Jock Hutchinson of Chicago,
Cyril Walker of EnglewOod. y. j.,
and Marty OLoughlin of Plainfield.
y. j.. holders of the Metropolitan
and New Jersey open championships.
Hagen's competitors conceded that
he would win today unless he had a
severe reversal of form. Far fror>
being overgolfed, he seems to improve
the more he tours. His long. low
flight drive was straight down the
fairway yesterday and his putting on
the sand green's was remarkable.
Pat OHara. defending the North
and South title he won last year. was
put practically out Of the running
with his card Of 1Gj. On the first
Is holes he trailed with 81. badly ont
Of form. He improved during the aft
ernoon but his card showed IS for the
last IS.
A number Of others failed to finish
aas near the top as they were expected
to do. Among them were Mike Brady
of Detroit, Western open CHAMPION !;
Jim Barnes of Pelham and Bobby
Cruikshank of Shackamaxon. who
finished together at 14S. and Joe
Kirkwood, Australian, star and Bill
Mehlhorn of Shreveport, La. who
tied Mt $40.
F. c. Newton Of Brookline. led the
strong amateur contingent with a to-
tai of S3-75-15S. Willie Hunter. for
mer British amateur chamniop. had
an off day and come in well down in
the lost with S3-S3-166.
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STILL AN OPENING
intermediate League Holds or Seized.
ule for Sixth Team.

The Intermediate League, with its
first seasons start only two weeks eff.
is still deferring the drawing up of
schedule in the hope that a sixth
team will be found to give the circuit
an even number of clubs. The schea-
nle probably will be made Mt the next
"Wednesday meeting. The teams now
prepping for the season are: Denver
Heights. Prospect Hill. South Side
Outlaws. MissioA Eagles and indie
pendent Cubs. Any other team which
meets the leagues age requirements
may enter with either President Seng
or Secretary Gill.
The Intermediates are looking for
ward to some good baseball and in
terest has been increased with the
prospect OF city intermediate cham
pionship series at the finish with the
winners of the new Sunday School
intermediate Baseball Loop.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
Cobb'S Plumbers lueger

Learning the plumbing trade was
once the fondest desire of Heny Ma
nush, crack recruit of the Detroit
Tigers. And it wasn't more than =
couple of years ago that Henry cher
iShed such an ambition.
Henry Alanush is the Youngest
brother OF the Manush family. which
gave something like five boys to pro-
fessional baseball.
While attending a military school
at Pulaski, Tenn, Henry suddenly
decided that learning the plumbing
trade was far more profitable than
absorbing the advantages of a higher
education.
Packing his grip he departed Tor
Burlington. Ia. where one of his
older brothers was located. 4 year
at the plumbing trade caused Manush
to change his viewpoint. Always a
good ball player, he decided that ca
vorting on the diamond was far softer
than juggling pipes and radiators.
We next see him playing semi-prO-
fessional ball at Omaha. Neb. His
sandlot clouting early won the attcn-
ton of the owners of the Western
League club in that city. He was
signed TO n contract for 1922.
All he did in his first year Of pro-
fessional baseball was to bat .376 for
Omaha, making 245 hits, of which A
were doubles, 20 triples and 20 home
runs. That was enough for the De-
trOit management. always in the field
for hard-hitting outfielders.
The moment Cobb saw Manush in
action he realized the rookie could hit
He is one of the few recruits who have
not received suggestions from :he
Tiger leadr as to how thy might i'm
prov thir batting. He didn't appear 10
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
BIC LEACUERS
TO START HOME
FRIDAY NIGH T
Pitchers Backward but
Able and O'Connell Will
Show, Says Pilot.
BEARS PLAY SATURDAY
Austin Club Coming Over
for Weekend Games
With Coleman's Boys.

John !. McGraw will take his New
York Giants on their hOmeward jour
ney Friday night optimistic of his
chances to become the first major
league manager TO win three worlds
championships in succession. Mr.. Nc
Graw didn't say anything about an
other worlds series victory Friday
morning but he said he had no real
reason to be other than pleased with
his team.
Success, Of course. depends on
luck and the breaks to a great ex-
tent" he said, modestly avoiding any
reference to the consummate skill
with which he handled a team that
didn't get many of the "breaks" last
year, manipulating a wobbly pitching
staff so that he won the highest hon
ors in baseball with it.
Mr.. McGraw was not prepared Fri
day to say anything definite on the
question that is closest to San An
tonnians in regard to the Giants
whether the champions will return to
train here in the spring of 1924.
Il cannot say just yet Mr.. Nc
GRAY replied to question. MANY
things may upset our best-laid plans
before next spring.
Should Know Plans Soon.
The Giant manager indicated, how
ever, that San Antonians may not
have to wait long for information on
this subject, although no inkling Of
what this information will be was
given.
"The team looks very good,' Mr.
McGraw volunteered. THE pitchers
are little backward, but 1 am not
anxious over them
How about Jimmy O'Conncll?" he
was asked.
"O'Connell will come along" the
New York manager stated confidently.
He's just boy. you know. but he
has great promise and natural abil-
ity."
The New York players seem tickled
with their seasons prospects. They
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
BENEFIT GAME FOR
SALVATION ARMY SET
FOR $3.50 SATURDAY
Army Officers and City o.
ficials to Attend In
dian-Kelly Field Clash.

"Slim" Graef. the big right-hander
of the local Alamo-Peck Indians will
be on the mound in the Salvatiol
Army benefit game. starting 3 80 Sat
urday afternoon against the strong
Kelly Field team. This game is be-
ing played Tor the benefit Of Tie Sal
walton Army and every cent of money
taken in viii go TO thai organization.
Manager George Schwab and his play
crs donating their services for the
game.
Schwab will have Alfred Schra"b.
another right-hander, and Lefty"
Stair in reserve, for mound duty, while
Maxey Hart the popular baskstop and
captain of the team will take his regu
lar place behind the hat.
Gastringer and Ellis, the umpires
have also signified their willingness
to help out and donate their services
for the Salvation Army game.
Major General Lewis, Eighth Corps
Area commander, General Nolan, COM
mander Of Fort Sam Houston. and
Colonel Howard, commander of Kelly
Field, and their respective stats, will
ocupy boxes at the game. Mayor
Black Sheriff Tobin and other city
and county officials also have been in
vited.
George Schwab. manager of the
Alamo-Peck Indians is making ar
rangements to talG care of crowd
of between 1000 and 5000 people.
Tickets are ON sale at Salvation Army
Appeal Headquarters, in the Maverick
building. Travellers hotel, Gunter
hotel. Wagner's drug store No. .,
Sommer's Drug Store No. >, Hits
cigar store, Brady building cigar
stand. and at Schwab field. The box
office will open ut the park at l 80
p. M.
The price of admission for the bene-
fit game is the SAME for all games at
Schwab Field. being % cents general
admission. including grand stand, and
80 cents for box seats.
A s--ial section has been reserved
for the Salvation Army lassies of San
Antonio. There will be no soliciting
within the park. Victor Keller. chair
man of the Salvation Army Appeal
announced.
The Alamo-Peck Indians will use
their regular lineup in Saturdays
game. which will be as follows:
Indians: Graef. Schraub and Stair.
pitchers; Hart. catcher: Dwyer and
Pahlman. first base; Rails. second
base Conrad. third base; Wasserman,
shortstop; and HuntresS. Sweeney.
Straus, Sproul and Caporal in the out
field.
On Sunday the Indians will play
the strong Saint Edwards College
nine of Austin. Texas. the game being
scheduled to start at 2 p. m. Lefty"
Woeber and Farley will work for the
Collegians. while Niemic will catch.
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Mcraw Takes Giants Homeward Optimistic of Seasons Outcon

were in a merry mood in their morn
ing workout at League Park Friday.
despite lowering clouds and muddy
field. Most of them viii tell YOU
they cant see" any other club in
the National League.
Leave On Special Train.
The New York party is TO leave
Mt . o'clock Friday night over the
Southern Pacific in special train
for Dallas. The train will stop At
Scguin 10 pick NJ the Chicago White
Sox. with whom the Giants will tour
homcward. playing fourteen exhibition
games on the road. The first games
will be at Dallas Saturday and
Sunday.
The ladies Of the Giant marty left
Friday morning. some for Dallas and
some for New York
Joe Casey. former San Antonio
catcher. who has been acting rs bat
terry coach for the Giants but was
stricken some time ago with appendi-
citis and underwent an operation. will
be able to leave the city Monday. it
is said. Casey belongs 10 the Green
vile club of the South Atlantic League
and will report there.
That will leave the field to the
Bears.
Bob Coleman will work his entire
pitching staff if the Bears play Fri
day. Saturday and Sunday, as sched-
uled, he said Friday morning.
Austin Team Coming.
Austin's Texas Association team
which rather surprised the Bears at
the capital city last weekend, will
be along Saturday for game at
League Park at o'clock and another
Sunday at 5 o'clock. Meme. Severini
and Austin will get the call Saturday
Manager Coleman indicated.
Coleman says his twirlers haven't
shown him anything yet, but he has
hopes. The Bears will get two ex-
perienced moundsmen from the Giants
before long; in fact. one Of them has
virtually been turned over already but
the announcement Of his release is
being held up until it is absolutely
certain he will become a Bear. The
staff will be built around these men,
Here's the Austin Rangers Lineup
for Saturday and Sunday: CLANCY,
3b; Alaniz, If; Ross johnson. Of
Holloway. rf; Pipkin. 1b; Battle
2b; Rankin, SIS; Tanner and Schicf-
fers. C: Davis, Brooks. McCarty
Whitworth. Cagel, Zimatore and Ran
kin johnson, p. Rankin Johnson,
former Bear. is manager of the club
The Bears will have the following
players in the game and on the bench
Fuller, Oh; Gross, S.: Boone, If; Gal
lOway. 1b; Meyers. Of; Booze or Todt,
IF: Whitney or Phelps. 3b; Coleman
and Mckee. c; Couchman, Marshall,
Timer, Meme, Lybrand, Mitchell,
Meek, Austin, Severini, Gresset, p.
Nearly every major league camp in
United States was
drenched with rain Friday, so that
San Antonians should not complain
so angrily of the way the weather
man has been treating us. The Giants
actually lost but one day of training
and there were but six days. by actual
count, during the teams month-long
stay that were not good.
New York newspapermen went to
Medina Lake as the guests of the
city's business men Thursday. Franz
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
Baseball Briefs
Exhibition Scores.

At Wichita Falls: st. Louis Amer
leans II: Wichita Falls Texas League
i.
At New Orleans: New Orleans
Southern 10: New York Americans :.
At Memphis Minneapolis American
Association IS; Memphis Southern L.
At Leesburg. Fla: Cleveland Amer
leans 4; Philadelphia Nationals :.
At Gadsden, Ala: Detroit Amerl-
cans 13; Rochester Internatlonals $.
At st. Petersburg. Fla: Boston Ma
tionals 4 st. Petersburg Florida State
League ) III innings.
At Oakland, Cal: Oakland Pacific
Coast .: Chicago Nationals |.
At Duncan. Okla: Ardmorc West
crn Association Is: Sioux City
Western League >.
At Waycross. Ga: st. Louis Ma
tionals-P Philadelphia Americans, rain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
Western Staff Named.

Chicago. March 3O.-The staff of
umpires for the 1923 season of the
Western League. which will open
April l., was announced here today
as follows: II. K. Held. Frank Con
lin. jack Walsh, Charles A. Jensen.
Edward p. Gassncy. Roy Mcdonald.
Il. Il. Patterson and W. =. Shan
non. OF the eight arbiters. Held is
the only holdover, the rest being new
TO the Western clientele. Shannon
served as umpire in the American As
ISOLATION last year. while Mcdonald
and Conlin come from the Nebraska
State League. Walsh was an arbitcr
in the Southern while Gassney has
served as umpire in the International
League and Jensen comes from the
New ENGLAND League. Patterson. who
was a pitcher for the White Sox 20
years ago and was known as THE
Boy Wonder" has been managing a
ball club in the South Dakota League
and will make his debut as an UNI
pire.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
MANY SCHOOL GAMES
P0stpOnements Because OF Rain Jam
Schedules Of Local Mines.

School baseball games will be played
almost every day next week. it APP
pears. as the result of p0stponements
because of rain this week. Bracken-
ridge High is TO play Seguin High
at Schwab Field today. it seemed like
ly Mt noon, but other games OF the
week were off. West Texas Military
Academy and Main Avenue High post
noned their THURSDAY zane to next
Monday ut Schwab Field. West Tex
Gas is plaving at Pleasanton todar.
Breckenridge and Main have been
unable as yet to agree on date for
their Tuesday nostponement because
Of crowded schedules. Breckenridge
plays San Antonio Acalemv next
Tuesday and West Texas next Thurs
day in the Academic League.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
STATE MEET LIKELY
Sunday School Teams Planning Tour
nament ut Houston.

Roger Stokes. manager of the Cen
trail Christians. champions of the
Senior Sunday School League beasket
ball team of San Antonio. Friday re-
ceived letter inviting him to par
ticipate in state championship meet
of Sunday school teams at Houston on
Saturday, April Z. Houston. Waco
and Dallas Sunday school winners
have also been invited. The meet has
not been definitely arranged but. if it
is. San Antonio will be represented.
according to Mr.. Stokes. The Cen
trail Christians last season won the
state championship.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
"LEFTY" WILLIAMS OF
OLD WHITE SOX TEAM
is REPORTED DYIN,
One of BasebalFs Gree
Lefthanders Before
1919 Scandal.

Chicago. March 30. Claud
Gefty) Williams, former pitcher I'd
the Chicago American League bas'
ball club, was reported near dealt
here in a hospital today. Three day,
ago. Williams became i'll from an al
tack of pneumonia. his condition grad
ually growing worse until last night
his physicians said, he sank into
state of coma.
Williams, one of basebalPs foremos|
left-handed pitchers, was one of TIL
principal characters in the 1919 worll
series scandal. Prior to 1919 he wal
instrumental in winning several cham
and one worlds title for TIL
White SOx.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30

New Orleans. La. March 30.-Thc
New York Yankees concluded their
spring exhibition games with the Now
Orleans Southern Association team to-
day and the locals won, 10 to >.
Babe Ruth knocked out his second
home-run Of the exhibition series. but
it was wasted. The Yankees AMI
the Brooklyn Nationals will play ex-
hibition games here Saturday and
Sunday and will break camp after
Sundays game, going to Meridian.
Miss, for the first Of series of
games to be played between the two
teams on joint tour of several
southern and middlcwcstern states.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
CHANGE FIRST GAMES
SATURDAY. League Rearranges April 4.
Openers on Schedule.

The Saturday Baseball League
changed its opening games set for
April q. at meeting Thursday night.
because of EXPRESSED fears that the
Vocational Training School nine
would not be ready 10 play by That
date. The first dou6lc-hcadcr Of the
season now will be: J'lks VS.. Alamo
Foods Company at Srhwab Field /:
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company rs.
Richter'S Bakery at the Pittsbnro tln-
mond on Carolina street. The Mistlc-
toe Crcameries and Air intermediate
Dcnot teams will be idle on the first
Saturlav.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30

have a fault. Realizing Manush had
a natural swing. Ty decided to leave
well enough alone.
In fielding Cobb has already made
a number of changes that have
helped the big fellow in his judgment
of distance and his manner of handling
the ball.
Likewise. Cobb has changed mis-
style of running so that Manush IS
using his speed to much better adj
vantage.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
Non6t Throws Dayiscourt.

Tulsa. Okla. March SO.-.Joc
"Toots" MOndt. Colorado heavyweight
wrestler, defeated Dick Daviscourt of
Wichita. Kan, in two straight falls
here Thursday night. Mondt took the
first with grapevine arm-locl in one
hour. 10 minutes and IL seconds. and
the second in IL minutes with a
japanese stepover arm-lock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
karr and Herman Win.
Omaha. Neb March AL

Umaha, Neb.. March 30.-Johnny
karr: OF Cleveland. got a referees
decision over Morrie Schlafer. OF
Omaha. at the end of their ten-round
bout here Thursday night. Both are
welterweichts. Tiny Herman. of
Omaha. scored technical knockout
over Andrea Anderson. Of Chicago. in
the sixth round Of tcn-round heavy
weight bout.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
MCCOY BEATS ROSE
johnny Finishes Strong in Bout at
Hot Springs.

Johnny Mccoy of Cleveland. who
has made San Antonio his headquar-
ters for many months. defeated Raw
Rose of Seattle in ten-round bout
at Hot Spring, Ark, Thursday night.
according to telegraphic information
received here. 1t is said that Mccoy
had Rose WOODY BIZ n strong finish
in the last round. Both men are ban
tams.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
Mccarthy Asks Wrigiey.

San Francisco, March 3O.--Nllllam
Wrigley Jr.. owner Of the Los Angeles
club of the Pacific Coast Baseball
League. and stakeholder in the Chi
cago club of the National League, was
asked today in a QUESTIONABLE sent
TO him by William II. Mccarthy,
president of the Coast League, whether
he directly or indirectly aided or
assisted or extended credit to Charles
l.. Lockard. or Wade Killefer. or any
other person. to purchase stock in
the Seattle baseball club" The re-
cent purchase of the Seattle club by
Locliard and Killefer is to be investi-
gated by President Mccarthy ct the
next league meeting to determine the
truth of assertions that Mr.. Wrigley
is a silent" owner in the northern
team.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
Burns Still With Boston.

Hot Springs. Ark. March 3O.-No
developments appeared Thursday in
the rumored negotiations for the trade
OF George Burns. Boston Red Sox
first baseman, to the st. Louis Browns
and Burns was in his regular place in
the practice game which the Boston
Regulars won from the Yannigans, )
tot 1. Club officials continued TO
withhold comment.
Ragged fielding Of the second team
featured the practice game between
the Pirates and the Pittsburg reserves.
which the Regulars won by 13-to-2
score. BOchler and Kunz were on the
mound for the Regulars.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30
BOWLING

With Lee having high single
game of 236 and a grand total of
607, the Joske Brothers Company
five won two games out of three from
the John Williams quintet at the
Grand Alleys Thursday night in the
City Handicap League. Mitchell led
the losers. Scores:
JOske Bros. Co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30

1T is cheaper TO Paint than not
to Paint Use our Leading Brands
OF Quality Paints. Varnishes. tains
etc. Of proven merit and serviccabil-
ity; ED. STEVES & SONS. Lumber
and Building Store. 10 East Com
merce. Street, Phone Crockett 1G7.
(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-30

GroOs, II. W. Baker. Louis Birdsong,
L. Il. Clegg. Ralph Durkee and Viii
liam II. Furlong acted as hosts. A
big feed. with fish and chicken prom
inent on the bill of fare, was served
at Joe GranieIi's inn.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-06-16
w. Crump
Now in Saint Paul
Opens New Office
Well Known Physician and Sur
geon Chooses Sanity City
for Practice.

DR.. James w. Crump, physician
surgeon, is the latest acquisition to
st. Paul's medical circles and has
opened temporary Office at Room
204 Mcclure Bldg, 81 East Sixth
street. He Is the brother of Roscoe
Crump, graduate of the st. Paul Col
lege of Law, who has recently opened
his new office at this same address.
DR.. Crump received his early edu-
cation in the public schools of Wash
ington, Iowa, afterward entering the
State University of Iowa, from which
he graduated on June 10. 1914, with
the degrees of Bachelor of Science
and M. d.
He removed to Denver, Colo,
where he established an Office which
he maintained for two years, enjoy
ing lucrative practice and acquiring
a huge circle of friends in that city
who were reluctant to see him de-
part for Pittsburg, Texas, where he
won a reputation for his proficiency.
Early in the fall DR.. Crump paid
a visit to his brother Roscoe Crump
and was|so enthused with the Twin
: CONTINUED on Page ID
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-06-16

association in the city has received
the unanimous support as given to
the Urban league. Every organized
body in st. Paul has pledged itself
to work in harmony with the league.
The necessity Of a great organization
need not be mentioned as the people
of this city have truly demonstrated
that fact by their financial and moral
support.
Pledges Now Needed.
The various pledges made by In
dividual citizens at the mass meet
ing several weeks ago are now need
ed for the great work in progress.
Every one who pledged themselves to
assist in financing the Urban league
until It can be taken over by the CON-
munity fund are urged at this time
to pay their pledges to DR.. Earl Web
er, who is the temporary secretary
CONTINUED on Page ~
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-06-16

Mrs. Carrie Reeler is the Worthy
Grand Matron of Electa Grand Chap
ter, of Mason City, Iowa. who will
come to st. Paul to preside over the
grand session of Electa Grand Chap
ter.
Mrs. Reeler is the wife of DR.. j. d.
Reeler of that city, who is a promi-
nent chiropodist and is very active in
social, church and civic affairs.
Many Officers win Attend.
Other prominent officers who will
attend the sessions are Attorney
John L. Thompson. Worthy Grand
Patron of Electa Grand Chapter from
Des Moines. Iowa: Mrs. Cora Moore
of Oskaloosa, Iowa, Associate Grand
Matron; Mrs. Cora Harrison, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Treasurer; Mrs. Eva
l.. Abbey. Minneapolis. Grand Secre-
tary. and Mrs. Sue M. Brown, Past
Grand Worthy Matron and Inter
State Royal Matron.