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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
GIANTS BEGIN LAST
SWING OVER WESTERN
HALF OF THE LEAGUE
Reds and Pittsburg Must
Profit Soon If They
Hope to Win.
BY JOHN Il. FOSTER.

ConyrlGnt by the san Antonio Light
New York, Sept. f0.-The last grand
shift of the scenery in the National
League begins today. taking the lead
ing Giants first to Boston and then
over to Chicago.
If the West has it within its power
to thrash team that has once fought
its way through tina, section as if the
opposition had been made of straw.
there is possibility that the Giants
may be put TO desperate straits before
they get home. But that possibility
can only eventuate by the Giants being
slammed day after da. and either Gin
cinnati or the Pittsburg, or both. rising
in the scale at the same time.
No games won here and there from
the New York team can break its pres.
ent grip on first place. If Chicago.
which will be the first western team TO
meet Giants. wreaks havoc on the New
York combination, perhaps the trip
will be stormy all through the West.
But the champions have been making
back-to-the-wall fight for the last
month and no game will be won by
Chicago or any other western club
without desperate struggle.
The trip of the Giants, their last
swing through the West. takes them
after Boston and Chicago to st. Louis.
Pittsburg and. for the finish. to Gin
cinnati. Remember. however. that
only three games are left tC be played
with Pittsburg and only two tn
Cincinnati.
After the Giants have finishe I
Cincinnati. they return to their own
grounds TO play Brooklyn and Boston.
the game with the latter team being
set for September 80. From that date
TO October G, not a game is scheduled
for New York. They play Brooklyl
October 6 and Z. That five-day lapse.
with only two games to put them b.ck
on edge. is not going to help the Giants
in the championship with the Sanks-
assuming that both New York teams
come through.
In the american League. the Yanks
play continuously from now until the
latter part Of September on their home
grounds. Then they go to Boston for
n brief stay. They are idle for two
or three days and then play the Ath-
letics at the Yankee stadium October
!. ). 6 and 4. This takes them rig.
up to the dawn of the W s series
with active competitors to keep them
busy. They will not need to call on
teams to give them practice to keep
them in condition.
This strange difference of dates for
the New York teams results in the
slipping and sliding around of con
tests so that the Giants might have
all possible SUNDAYS on their own
field. In other words, the league is
commercializing Sund for all it is
worth in New York. That is one criti-
cism that has been made of orgaI.-
ization which once stood st all
the baseball world in its objection to
Sunday games M insiste-cc t.. they
were not desirable for the sport Since
then there has been a marked re, al
of baseball opinion in re ard to Sun
day games.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
Baseball Briefs

The Cincinna Reds passed the
Pittsburg Pirates back into third place
in the National League Sunday by
trouncing them, s TO 3. The hit score
was even, twelve all, but superb field
ing on the parts of Cincinnati players
kept down the Pirate runs.
The New York Giants lost to the
Brooklyn Robins, 6 to 5, in a rather
dull game in which Fournier and
Kelly pounded out homers.
The New York Yankees took two
easy games from Boston, q to . and
1 to 0. Babe Ruth cracked out homer
No. 81. while Witt circled twice and
Scott once. The Red Sox made only
three hits off Shawkey in the second
game.
The Chicago White Sox defeated
the st. Louis Browns in Chicago. 4 to
,. in hard pitched affair between
Blankenship and Nangilder.
The Detroit Tigers lost to the In
dams in Cleveland. ) to 8
The Philadelphia Athletics trimmed
the Washington Senators in Wash
ington,{ ) to =.
According to story printed in the
St Louis .Post-Dispatch. Rogers
Hornsby. star second-baseman of the
st. Louis Nationals and Branc.i
Hickey. manager of the team. engaged
in fist fight in New York on the
Cardinals last eastern trip. Ricl: is
said to have ''peevcd' Hornsbv by
opining that the latter was trying to
run the ball club.
Despite Ruth's hOme-run Sunday. :.
Cy Williams of. the Philadelphia Ma
tionals continu to lead both major
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
ALAMO-PECKS SWEEP
BAYTOWN SERIES BY
WINNING 2 SUNDAY
Guy Morrison of Bears,
Here to Teach, Twirls
Second Victory.

Vic Houston and Guy Morrison fin
ished what Schraub started Saturday
when they turned back the BaytowIl
Oilers, claimants of the East Texas
seIo-pro championship, thice at
Schwab Field Sunday. giving the
Alamo:Peck Indians clean sweep
of the thrce-gamc series.
The Sunday morning score WAS to
4. the afternoon verdict in runs, Z
TO 3.
Houston let the Baytown boy
down with six hits in the morning
while his mates drove Thcrreil from
the box with seven runs in tie eirst
inning, clinching the game. Allen hit
a homer and Dwyer made two safetics
IN that busy first frame. Houston had
a wild streak in the second inning.
when all four Baytown runs were
scored.
Guy Morrison of tic San Antonio
Bears twirled victory for the In
dams in the afternoon. Morrison, who
VIII teach at Main Avenue high
school tins winter. was excused by the
Bears at Fort Worth and came here
to report for teaching duty Monday.
The Indians grabbed him for the Sun
day afternoon contest, and made no
mistake. for he was alright after the
first inning when his support wobbled
and Baytown got away to a lead of
three runs. all it scored in the game
Morrison had busy day. fielding ten
balls. eight assists and two putout>. !
Allen got another homer in the |
afternoon and Griesenbeck made three
hits. two of them doubles.
Scores by innings:
First game: R.H f.
l'aytown .....0i0 00c OOO-4 6 d
Indians 100 100 00x-S 10 II
Batteries: Therrell Brown AMI
craig; Houston and Griesenbecl:.
Second game: Ri.
Baytown 300 600 COO-3 8 oil
Indians .... .0i0 600 O3x-1 10 III
Batteries: Ward. Stovall and Craig
Morrison and Hart.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
NEW bike" CHAMP
Barh!ay OF California Wins National
Senior HOnors.

Chicago. Sept. 1O.-Charlcs Bark
lay of California. Sunday ovcrcame
lead Of five points piled up BY
two competitors Saturday in the
road races here for the national cham
pionship of the Amateur Bicycle
League of America and won the
senior high place by thirteen points.
Samuel Dowell Of Ohio carried
away the junior national champion
ship by running w twelve points.
AlphonSe Nertenten of Illinois was
second with nine. Leonard dc Rue
Of California third with eight and
Anton Clawson of Utah fourth with
seven points.
Charles Winters Of New Jersey.
who had been tied with Edward
Walsh of Illinois for senior high
honors with eight POINTS. increased
his tally TO eleven but could not keep
pace with the flying Californian.
WalSh's total of eight stood at the
close of Sundays racing. John
Swolfs Of New York took fourth
place with six points.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10

The city amateur baseball commits.
sion will meet at the Travellers Hotel
at G:1J O'Clock Monday evening ia
wind up its affairs for the season
Among the problems to come up will
be meeting a deficit of about $50 suj-
tanned III the city senior amateur
championship series recently complei-
cd. The commission has money on
hand but hopes TO raise the se-ic,
deficit without calling upon the
treasurer.
Seven amateur teams will gather
at the Gunter Hotel at Z 30 O'Clock
Friday night TO receive cups for
league championships and runner-up
positions and to enjoy farewell
banquet" The city amateur baseball
commission will preside.
The Newsies are the last aggrega-
ton to join the cup winners. The
captured the Junior League sham
pionship in game Sunday with the
.Ioske Juniors by a score of s TO g.
1t was hot battle, Joske's got off
TO a two-run lead. only to have the
Newsies catch up and pass them
Then JoSke's put on another sustained
rally in the seventh to tie the score
at Gall. Dunsmore's double in the
eighth gave the Newsies two runs AMI
victory. Kennedy of the winners was
the only player in the game to get
three hits. Harm and Schultze of
Joske's each connected twice.
Theis twirled well as far as HIS
allowed was concerned but was wild
The score: II. III. +.
Newsies go. OBJ Dol 12O-S 8 81
Joske's $50. 200 600 4OO-G o 6l
Batteries: Dwyer and Haller; Theis.
Wrecziano and James.
The Wildcats Juniors Sunday de
feated the Abbott Brothers team OF
Adkins on the losers diamond, II to
Lockwood of the Wildcats twirle
inyincibly until the seventh. L. Grams,
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G89 Y TIE SPORT PAGE = r

leagues, although only by one homer.
Williams now has 50 of them and the
Babe 81.
Eddie Dyer, callow rookie from
the Texas League, pitched his first
game since his return to the st Louis
Nationals and did it so well he cal
cimined the slipping Chicago club, 3
to o.
{ The New York Americans are max
ing runaway race in that league.
During the week they won five out of
seven games. though Washington made
the best showing, dropping but one
contest out of six.
Adolfo Luque, the best N the Ma
tional League this season, tucked away
his twenty-third victory in : ieating
Pittsburg.
Austin, Tex, Sept. 10.-The Austin
Rangers evened the Texas Association
post-season championship series at
two-all Sunday afternoon by defeating
Sherman, /. to s, in the first came
here.
Tokepa, Ham, Sept. 1O.-The South
western League season ended Sun
day with Hutchinson. playing $50 per
cent bail, at the ton of the second half
of the season. Coffeyville. winner of
the first half. ended the second half in
sixth place. but will play the Hutchin-
son team for the league pennant. Sa-
pulpa, winner of the 1922 flag, fin
ished the second half in second posi-
ton.
Macon. Ga. Sept. fO.-Macon won
the second half of the South Atlanta
League championship saturday. Ma
ION will now play Charlotte, winners
IF the first half. in n ,ries of seven
,ames which will decide tn, champion
ship of the circuit. The Series begins
Chicago. Sept. 10-The twenty-third
season Of the Three-I League closed |
Sunday with six clubs above the 800 |
mark. notable feature in baseba
Decatur won the pennant with 81 |
games won and "a lost. Rockford. |
With &c victories and 63 defeats, was
second.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
BRUINS Loss
L00SENS HOLD
AS RUNNER Up
Wichita Falls Makes Hits
Count Off Couchman
and Adams.
FINAL SCORE IL TO |
Homers Find Men On;
Meyers Prevents Shut
out in Ninth.
FINAL SCORE II TO |

Wichita Falls. Tex, Sept. 10
The San Antonio Bears are only
half a game above Dallas and but a
game ahead of Wichita Falls in their
efforts TO hang on to second place
TODAY. because of the drubbing. they
received here Sunday at the hands
of the Spudders. The score was II
10 l.
While Wheeler held the Bears To
eight hits and one run and received
snarklinc support. three double play 5
pullinr him out Of holes. the SpudderS
punched ten of their twelve hits Oil
Couchman and 4 lams with a couple
Of costly Bruin misplays for eleven
runs.
Barrett crashed two home-runs
over the fence. finding runner on
each time. while Tanner hit one
across the left field fence in the
seventh with two SguddcrS on.
All Unealned. at That.
Councilman lasted through the first
inning but had nothing and Wichita
Falls. b. consiSte hitting after two
out. rung up five scores. \ dropped
throw by Galloway on ball which.
clearly handled. would have retired
the side without n run made all five
Of the scores unearncd.
Cotter's double followed bum
throw by Simon and the run the
locals scored off Adams in the third
was also unearned.
In the seventh. Adams blew up
and two homers. Tanners with two
on bases and Barrett's with one on.
produced five more tallies.
San Antonio couldn't register until
the ninth. Boone doubled with one
out, his 233rd hit of the season.
Simon went out but Meyers singled
and a shutOut was averted.
10 To Dallas Next.
The teams play here Monday. after
which the Bears move on to Dallas.
GpOI.,-'.. l,.--g..,-n.
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Home runs, Barrett q. TANNER; two
base hits. Coombs, Cottcr 90, Todt. Bar
rett Boone; double plays. Tanner to
Barrett to Cotter. Barrett to Berger to
Cotter. Barrett to Cottcr to Bcrgei
nassed ball, Bschoff; hit ny pitcher
Galloway; base or. balls Off Whcclc.
!, OF: Couchmau !: struck out. by Vince
or 4; umpircs. Kane and Tanning; time
Of game, 1915.
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Gassprs Win ard Tie

Shreveport, La, Sept. 10.-Shrcvc-
port beat Galveston in the first game
of Sundays doublc-hcadcr. 10 10 I.
and then battlcd the Grabs To a tie. l..
To- l. stopped at the end of the eighth
by darkness. in The second. Sus-
tanned rallies featured the first game.
The scores:
First game: R.H.E
Galveston ...O0f 900 0n3- : Is >
Shreveport ..U03 $50 1Ox-10 10 =
Batteries: Graham Kicfer and
Wendell: Harris. Schilling. u. Burns
aad McDadc. ]. Burns.
Second game: R.U.E.
Shreveport ............... > /
tEight-innin: tic. darkncss.)
) batteries: Mack and Wendell; D..
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Through Car to
Luling

Leaves the Lanier Hotel l rs %. m
Tally. arrives Lu.ing ) O'Clock D. III.
wa New Braunleis, San Marcos ana
hockhart. Leaves Luling. Wilson
Hotel. Phone IS. I 80 a. m. Ar
rlvcs San Antonio 10 80 a. m.
San Antonio Gus Lire. MIssiuL SIS
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Da,iaS Breaks Even.

DdhoS. itA.' l,cpt. ~. - D3llaS
broke even in Sundays doublc-headcr
with Beaumont. losing the first game.
13 to q. and winning the second. = To
q. Huber got four hits. Strong three
and Allen Knocked homer as fea-
lures Of BeaumOnts, first-game hitting
attack. Connolly famed for the first
time in 81 games in the second con-
test. The scores:
First game: Il. II. T..
Beaumont ...02J 900 42O-13 II I
Dallas $50. GOO U03 OH q 9 =
Batteries: Eberhard and Lotnes:
Ryan, Davenport, Robertson and
Adams.
Second game: il. II. T..
Beaumont ............ y > |
Dallas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = q u
Batteries: Wiltscy and KIJcucns
Love and Linglc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
SWMS THE CHANNEL
Charles 10th Joins Growing Ranks Of
Successful Swimmers.
nnver. England. Sent.

Dover, England, Sept. 10.-Swiin-
ming the English chanRSl. for man1
years considered Impossible, is being
done frequently now. Charles 10th OF
Boston, Mass, after several unsuc-
cesSful attempts, succeeded in cross
ing from the French side and landiny
near ST. Margarets Bay here Sunday
He required sixteen hours and 10
minutes.
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Amateur Notes

- - 80 - a
Amateur teams are privileged t.
use this column to arrange and an.
nounce games, call meetings AMI
make public results. changes In ros.
ters and other interesting inforna.
ton. Bring IL to the sporting editor
or phone Crockett l742.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10

Lockwood, Paganucci and thinner
mann were the stars for the Wildcats
while Shodrock, Il. Dudick and j..
Dudick starred for the losers. The
Wildcats are looking for junior
games. Call Eugene Heye, Travis 323.
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The Flag Chasers
TENiS IEAGl T.
STANDING.
Play Monday.

san Antonio at Wichita Falls.
Galveston Mt Shreveport.
Houston at Fort Worth.
Beaumont at Dallas.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.


Sioux City. A.; Tulsa. i-t2.
Omaha, Sd; st. Joseph. 3-s.
Des Moines. SILL: Wichita. "a
Oklahoma City. 1O-2. Denver, -.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


Jersey City. 81: Reading. 10.
Baltimore. 1873: Newark, OIL.
Rochester, S; Buffalo. 8.
Syracuse. Al; Toronto. 81.
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Sundays ltPsuns,

Wichita Falls. II: san Antonio, /.
Beaumont, 1870; Dallas. o..
Shreveport. 10-1; Galveston, II, (soc-
,Hd game a tieD.
Fort Worth. -; Houston. 81.
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Panthers Increase Lead.
tnrf Nn-ih Toy Snnt IN

UT WITH ItN., SVUi. IU.- I Tt
Fort Worth Panthers increased their
league lead Sunday by winning both
games from Houston. 10 ; and { to
T. The first game was n duel between
Stoner. who won his 9th game of tie
season. and Goodwin. Conkright
made his first start and won it in the
second game. Kraft's home run was
his 18th of the season. The scores
First game: r. II. l..
Houston ..020 010 600 O0-3 I /
Fl. Worth 200 900 90 OF . l
Batteries: Goodwin and Wick:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Louisville. 81; Columbus. IS.
Toledo. II; indianapolis. U-I3.
81. Paul. 5-1l. Milwaukee. 10.
Kansas city, 30; Minneapolis. if.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10

hutchinson. SIP; Muskogee. IS.
Salius, Sis; Coffcyvillc. g..
Topeka, &C; Sapulpa. 3-3.
Independence, SO; BartlesNllc, O-6.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.


New Orleans 7-1O: Little Rock. ga
Memphis. :: Mobile 5.
Chattanooga, S; Atlanta. {.
nashville, % Birmingham. I.
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Philadelphia. ); Washington, 2.

1t Washington: R.H.E.
Philadelphia .......1OO DOL leo IL q
" washington .........UUO 900 OU2--2
batteries; Iiasty, Heimach, Rommel
Hhb Perkins: Zachary. Russell, War
mouth and Charity RueL
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sundays Results.
Clncipnati. 8; Pittsbnrg. 3. .
Three games scheduled.
rHREE-I LEAGUE.


bauville. ~; Torre Hautc. IS.
rockford. -; Bloomington. 0-6.
Decatur 1913: Evansville. $40.
Peoria, rs; Moline, So.
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~ '-' eiahu; Il. II. +.
bliFo.t ........... 200 oil 100 o /
~ cl'Nu 900 002 l2x-5 .
Batteries: Pillettc. Cole and Woodal. .
EdW :rds and O'NcIlI.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Play Monday.

PIttsburs at Cincinnati.
New YORK at Boston.
brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Ihrcc games scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10

Beautiful Roselawp Cemetery, not
a graveyard, n beautiful well kept
burial park. Crockett 1855 (Adv.D
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
sundays Results.
SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Fort Smith ,; Joplin. >.
OkmulEce. II: Ardmore. 3.
Enid, 8; Springfield, 1.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
New York, At; Boston, O-e.

" New York:
First game r. H. E
Boston .............0 900 900 900 =
Nc" lork .........2OO 10l OOx-4 o
batteries: Murray and Dcvormer;
ShdWkcy and Hoffman.
second game Il. II. T..
IA II
Ba .rlcs: Fullerton and Piclnch; Bush
and SchanE.
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AZTECS BEATEN BY
W0ODMEN BUT TRIM /
MEXICAN ALL-STARs
Holmes Twirls WOW. t,
SD Victory in First
Contest.

The Aztecs lost a game and won on
in Sunday double-header. The Wood
men of the World took the first game
D to 3, and the Aztec trounced
Mexican All-Stars. 8 to 1. in the sec
ond. The Woodmen used + mes /.
the box and the Aztecs, !. n the OK
ception OF Davis three hits ii
three times up. and PIcheco. with two
one double, found his curves hardI
to hit. Shortstop Pc of the Wood
men got circuit clout. while his team
mates, Cameron and Michaels. connecW
ed for double each.
The five. errors made by the Aztecs
contributed to their defeat. The twdI
errors made by the Woodmen did not
prove costly.
The Aztec-All-Star game proved easy
for the Aztecs. who led the losers
throughout. The Aztecs used botllI
Dresch and Pacheco on the mo- | in
this game.
Score by innings:
First game r. H. r.
W. o. w. 80. ZOO 40 OOO-5 8 II
Aztecs. $3.50. 200 30 OOO-3 8 i
Batteries Holmes and Higgins; Ca.
hill. Dresch and Davis.
Second game R.H.Ell
aIi-Stars .................I 4 q
.hH'tto % .
Batteries: Gilley and Monsalvo
Dresch, Pacheco and Davis. Kelly.
Another Swimming Record.
Newark, N. j.. Sept. 1O.-AnotheI
national swimming record was sup,
planted here Sunday when the Illinoi,
Club team. swimming at.
Olympic Park negotiated the SS0-yarl
relay in ten minutes and 52-5 sec
Dnds.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING,
Sundays Results.

Boston Mt New York.
ono game scheduled.