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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
WALKER INSTEAD OF
WHITAKER MAY WORK
FOR PELS WEDNESDAY,
Seems a Cinch Stoner Will
Pitch Important Game
for Cats.

Fort Worth. Tex. Oct. 3.-Heavy
rains which began falling before noon
today made it extremely doubtful il
Fort Worth and New Orleans would
play the Dixie Series game scheduled
this afternoon. The teams will PLAY
here Thursday in case of a postpone
mcnt, which seems likely.
Fort Worth. Tex. Oct. S.-Wha.
doubt remains as to the opposing pitch.
ers in today's sixth game of the Dix"
series rests with Larry Gilbert, Peli.
can boss. Skipper Jake Atz of the
Fort Worth club announced long ago
that the Cats will depend on their
right-handed ace. Lii Ston, ), to bring
home the Southern baseball champion.
ship. The count is now III games
for Fort Worth and two for New Or.
leans.
Taus the Pels will be fighting last
ditch fight. II they lose, y have no
comeback. II they win. the series will
be tied up and another game will be
required to settle Il title. In such
SNtht. NuN tNV W III luSs
coin to determine the battle-ground
for the odd game.
Gilbert. therefore. has the tough
GUESS coming today. Many shark,
think he will return Dixie Walker. hi,
specdball star. who shut - Cats OUT
Monday. Walker is strong he had al
easy seven-inning game Monday. It /,
believed he could work today with 9
good chance of being 'rrctive.
Conservative baseball men. however
generality believe that Bill Whittak
will be the Pels' pitching selection
Bill pitched six and two-t IDS inning,
of effective bail against the Cats las
Saturday. letting them do, II with on,
hit in that period. Robinson. Winr
and Thomas are not REGARDED seriously
although the Rubc held Fort Worth tC
three hits and Shutout last Wednes
day. He is at least possibility.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
COMPETITION BRISK
EARLY IN NATIONAL
WOMEN'S GOLF PLAY
Miss ColIett Faces Miss
Higbie and Miss STIR
ling, Miss Burns.
Ry the Associated Press.

Rye. y. y. Oct. 3.-Miss Glenna
Collett of Providence, the defending
champion. and Miss Alexa Stirling,
the former title-holder, had two of the
strongest players in the tournament
Tor opponents today in the second
round of the women's national golf
championship. Miss Collett is paired
with Miss Dorothy Higbie of Chicago
and Miss Stirling plays Miss Miriam
Burns of Kansas City, the Western
champion.
Miss Collett and Miss Stirling ad-
yanced from the first round by easy
victories. the champion defeating Mrs.
Fred G. Leetts OF Chicago, by 4 and
3, and the former champion eliminai-
ing Miss Marjorie Anable of Montreal.
) nad i.
Another match OF outstanding in
terest today was that between Miss
Ewith Cummings Of Chicago and Miss
Audrey Faust of st. Louis. Mis7
Cummings yesterday eliminated MrS.
Quentin Feitner of New York aud
Miss Faust won from the Ohio cham
p;on. Miss Louise Fordyce of YounsS-
fOru
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
CIVIC CLUB GOLFERS ]
TO PLAY TEAM MATCH
FOR TROPHY OCT. rs
Lions, Rotary, Conopus and
Kiwanis Clubs in
Tournament. :

An annual team match among golf
ers in the membership of local civic
clubs will be inaugurated on the Alamo
Country Club Sourse Friday after
noon. October 10. Representatives OF
the Lions. Rotary. Conopus and K-
wants Clubs. met with Manager Ralph
A. Baker and Professional Will H.
Symons Jr.. of the Alamo Country
Club and arranged for the t0urnamenr-
The Country Club officials offered the
use of the course for practice TO the
civic clubs involved. The Lions will
practice Monday. October 10, the. Ro-
tarians on Tuesday. the Conopians on
Wednesday and the Kiwanians on
Thursday, the day before the tourna-
ment.
Other details of the tournament are
being worked out by a committee of
which Fred W. Maule of the Lions
Club. was chosen general chairman
and Ralph W. Baker was made secre-
tary. Mr.. Symons, the Alamo pro,
will handle the tournament proper.
Fifteen players from each civic or
ganization will compete in foursomes-
one player from each club being on
each foursome. The tournament will
be IS holes medal play, Nthe aggregate
scores of each team counting in deter
mining the winner.
Play will begin at II O'Clock noon
At Z o'clock there will be stag din
ner and smoker at the Country Club
for the members of tse four clubs at
which several hundred men are ex-
pected TO be present.
The trophy cup to be played for an
nually among the civic club golfers
will be presented at the stag dinr
ner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
WEST TEXAS ACADEMY
TO PLAY MAIN HIGH
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IL
Mains Next Game This
Friday With Seguin
High Eleven.

Main Avenue High School will play
West Texas Military Academy. prob
ably at Schwab Field on Friday. DC.
tober Il. Coach "Spitz" Clarke of Main
and Coach 30" Mcmillan of West
Texas have agreed. This game re-
places on Mains schedule the tenta-
lively booked contests with Victoria
High. Victoria persistently refused to
answer Clarke's message-letters and
telegrams--he says. and he has de-
cided he will not play the team. He
has reported the matter to the state
high school league headquarters at
Austin and has been informed Victoria
will not be considered in the district
f. Jtball championship race.
Main Highs next game is with Sc
guin High, at Schweb Field here Fri
dayafternoon. This gives the local
warriors but three days of rest and
practice after their hard game with the
husky all-stars from Kerrville Mon
day afternoon.
The Main second team. coached by
Guy Morrison, plays the light st. An
thongs College eleven at 3 40 Wednes-
day afternoon at Breckenridge Park.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
NINTH IkFANTRYMEN
FIGHT FIRST'S TEAM
TO A SCORELESS IA
Champions of Army eastI
Last Year Meet I'm
expected Strength.

Filled with the fighting spirit Fac
day afternoon, the Ninth Infant<I;6
father inexperienced football team h6<<
tied the First Infantry's touted cIe$<6
to a scoreless tie in the Post Le4rS51
at Fort Sam Houston. The Ninth In
fantrymen are quite chesty over thf
stuff they displayed in holding the
last years champions even. This puts
the Ninth Infantry in the runninx
this year. Ma
The Ninth's line asserted itself,
the First backs found themselv(
tackled often for losses before they
could get their plays well started.
Finney, the big right guard in the
Ninth line, was instrumental in
throwing the champions back for
many of these losses and for making
openings for the Ninth backfield t.
plunge through. Right Half CLARKE
often used this hole in making gains
for the Ninth.
The Ninth thrice refused to grab
Old Man Opportunity by his flowing
forelock when good chances to scoro
offered. At two different times did The
Ninth have the opportunity to COM
meet up with pass and run unm0e
Tested TO goal but each time the ball
slipped from the fingers of the recefvs
ing man. Butter fingers back of th1
line lost another opportunity to sc0e9
in the last quarter after Van ZagH
had connected with a pass and was
downed on the twelve-yard line. Twice
the Ninth backfield fumbled and they
failed to make the down on the fourth
attempt with 81 yards to 90.
Bowersock, Higgins and Ratt1u
did stellar work for the First Infan-
try. They made practically all of the
gains for the First Infantry with their
runs and returns on punts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
GLEASON TO STAY
Will Remain With Sox and Cobb VIII
Stay at Detroit.

Chicago. Oct. 3.-Kid Gleason.
manager of the Chicago Americans,
will. not be dropped as manager OF
the club. nor will he replace Ty CobO
as manager Of the Detroit Americans.
according TO the Chicago Herald and
Examiner today.
Ty Cobb is collecting 100000 a year
for leading the Detroit team and is
serving the first year on five-year
contract as manager.
"Ty Cobb man manage the Detroit
club just as long as he lives, tine
Herald and Examiner quotes Presi-
dent Frank Navin of the Detroit club
as saying.
Rumors that Gleason was 70 be r.
tired rs Chic COS manacer tlavc re-
suited from The position Of thc ;n2"
in tho second division, the newspaper
stated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
BIG FIELD LIKELY
Entries Continue TO Arrive at Ia, -:
for Kentucky Special.

Laionia. ny. Oct. S.-Horses con-
tnue to arrive at Latonia for the $780,
OO0 Kentucky special 10 be run next
Saturday. and from present indica-
tons a field of twenty or more will
start in the big event.
Word has been receive froil \. c.
Bostwick that he is shipping Spot
Cash and ShufflealOng; sam {. Hill
dre.h wired for three stalls and the
Whitney horses are expected today or
tomorrow. Three or four cars Of east
ern thoroughbreds are expected before
Saturday to join those already here.
Whiskaway. winner OF { race last
wear. cual'f;cd To- t." s"Nc'al by win
ain- tn Ruguy'. ecGa pur. yesterday,
Is id Dream Nakcr, which won the
GEORGETOWN purse.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
BOWLING

The Guerra Funeral Directors made
a clean sweep of their three games
with Grona's Best on the Grand Al
legs Tuesday night. Fusselman's 207
was the best single game for the win
ners while Smith topped in totals
with 53I. III. Grona of the losers was
high for the evening both in single
game and three-game series with 231-
54S, but the rest Of his team didn't
help him much. A hot match is ex-
pected Wednesday night when the
A. l. d. Bears meet the. A. /. D..
Tigers. Tuesdays scores:
lienrra Funeral Directors
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
Western Hopes for Series.

UkIlhOma VIty. UCt. J.-SPcreinry
+. J. HUMPHREYS of the Oklahoma City
baseball club, champions of the West
ern League. left for Fort orth today
with a representative of the local team
10 arrange poSt-season series be-
tween the Fort Worth club and Okla
homa City, providing the Panthers
win the Dixie series. Despite efforts
of Southern Association mdgnates n
prevent the winner of the Dixie series
from playing the Western League win.
ner President Doak Roberts of the
Texas league is said 10 4 assured
'ocal officials that such series could
be ARRANGED
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03

session Brooklyn ri
The players of the Boston team
were William Carr,gan. manager
riobIitstl, 1b: Janyrin. 2b: Garder
3b; Scott, IS: Lewis, II; Walsh. Ct
Shorten, CT; Hooper, IF: Cady. {;
thomas, c; Carrisan, e; Ruth, p.
roster. p: Leonard. p; Mays, .;
shore. .; McNally, sub; Gamer. sub,
and Hcnrikseu. sub.
For Brooklyn the players were Viii
bert j. Robinson. manager; Daubert'
lib: Merkie. Id: Cutshaw, 2b: Now
rey. 3b: Olson. s.; Wheat, If; Myers,
Of; Johnson, ri; Stensel, If; Mil
Ter, e; Meyers. c; Coombs. p: Pfef-
Ter, y; Vanguard. p; Smith. u; Che
ney, p: Rucker, y; Dell, p; O'Mara,
sub, and Getz, sub.
Had to Beat Giants First.
The Brooklyn Club, which had
ought its way into the series after u
nip-and-tuck race with the Giants.
didn't show q speck of interest in cap
turing the world championship. One
National League player who watched
the games declared he could have
picked a team from his own club
which would have made better show
ing against Boston than the Dodgers
tiid-and his team wasn't 4 contender
for the National League penannt
either.
BROOKLYN showed her best baseball
i'm the first zane. which was played
in Boston. The club scored four runs
in the ninth and had Scott not made
a fine stop and fast play on Dau-
bert. Brooklyn might have won.
The second. also played in Boston,
went fourteen innings, the longest
world sell, game played up to that
time. Boston won il in the last half
of the inning. just as the umpire was
thinking OF calling the game on ac-
count of darkness. For once. the win
ming tally was sent across by Il pinch
hitter. Gamer. sent in TO bat for
Gardner. poled out the winning hit. a
sharp single TO left. scoring McNally
who had been sent in to run for
Hoblitzell. Brooklyn had more chances
10 win than Boston did, but one run
in the first inning was all the club
could score.
Bunted Game From MAYS.
Moving on to the home pastures
for the third game. the Brooklyns
chirked up bit and won. a bunt,,
ing campaign against Mays, started
early in the game, gave them the
victory.
The next two. however. showed the
Dodgers back in their Old form and
the needed pair of victories went TO
Boston. thanks largely to Brooklyns
mediocre pitching. bad fielding, poor
batting and SLOW base running.
Hooper was the individual star OF
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Babe Ruth in Giants
Lineup for Exhibition
in New York Wednesday

New York, Oct. 3.-Babe Ruth
will enjoy an unusual opportunity
10 learn the strong and weak points
of his coming worlds series rivals
to-day when. by special arrange
ment, he will play right field for
THE Giants against the Baltimore
Orioles in a benefit game at the
Polo Grounds for Former Presi-
dent Day and Former Manager
IMutrie of the New York National
League club.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03

Frisch. Alexander VI. CASTOR. Dennis
J. Gearin, Harry Gowdy. Henry h.
Groh, Travis G. jackson. Claude jon
nard. George l.. Kelly. Hug. A. Ne
Quillan. Fred Mcguire. Emil Mcusel.
James O'Connell. Arthur y. Nehf, il
fred ID. Ryan. John Scott. Ralph Shin
ners. Frank Snyder, Charles Stense!,
John Il. Watson, Ross Youngs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
Ethelinda Wins FUturity.
lexington. Nv. Oct. 3.-Ethe

won the 3-year-old division Of the
Kentucky Futurity, feature OF the
Grand Circuit program here Iues-
day. Hollywood Leonard was second
and The Senator third. The Senator
in the second and Ethelinda in the
third heat. trotted in > :OS Il, equal
ing the record for the event.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
Mccoy Wins on Foul.

Shreveport. I4a., Utt. 1'-JuH.HI
McCoy. the Cleveland skeeter." had
Pascal Colletti of New Orleans in bad
shape in the eighth round of their fif-
teen-round bout here Tuesday night
Colletti struck Mccoy low three times
snd the referee awarded Mccoy the
contest on a foul. Mccoy weighed
49, pounds and Colletti 11Ils
pounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
BATTLE u HOLES
Evans Wins Feature Match at Alamo
Country Club From Turner.

1t required four extra holes TO de-
eide the feature match OF the first
round of match play in the Alamo
Country Club handicap golf tourna-
mcnt Tuesday. r. l.. Evans finally
conquered. A. p. Turner on the TWEEN
ty-Second green.
Three other matches have been
PLAYED in the first round, as follows /:
r. NJ. Campion defeated Arthur s.
Graham. . and 1: VI. c. Hill won from
W. W. Lehr. 3 and ,, and, s. c. limp
son eliminated +. +. Staufer, one up.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
Leaflets From World Series History

the series. both at bat and in the
field. and in view of the fact that
he had been wonderful PLAYER for
Boston in other series, il seemed fit
ting that the critics unanimously
picked him as the hero Of the series.
The 1916 series saw another new
attendance record chalked up. The
fifth game. played at Boston. drew
n crowd OF ~ 1920.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
One British Polo Team Left.

: We tbilry, y. T., Oct. 3.-The 1aSt
surviving invading polo team, the Brit
Ssh army four. meets the American
Shclburne team today in the first semi
final match of the open polo champion
ship at the lIeadowbro0k Club. The
Flam 'ngoe, and Meadowbrook. two
Americans fours. will play the second
somi-final match tomorrow. The sur
vivors will clash for the cL..- pionship
Saturday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03

The Bowling League of the Public
Service Company was officially opened
Tuesday night when Ed Henson's fast
five met and successfully conquered
Brimers crippled crew. That the win
ners have nothing 10 crow over be-
cause of their victory shown by the
close total pins. Had Brimer had a
man in place of low score. the results
might have been different. This team
promises mighty struggle nett week
and will stand Watching.
Eriiuer OF the losers was high indi-
vitlual man in single game and single
s,ries-192 and Sill. Ed Henson. pilot
of the winners, was hext with t1o
and $40.
Wednesday night. John Streich's
Dark Horses will meet Zuercher' S
Troublesome Five.
Tuesdays scores:
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Others not scheduled.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE


Los Angeles. .; Salt Lake City, 1.
Portland. s; Vernon. ..
san Francisco. 5: Sacramento, 4.
Oakland. 10; Seattle, 5.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS


Eansan City. q: Columbus. I.
St. Paul. 4; Indianapolis.
Louisville. 6: Minneapolis. ..
Toledo. 5: Milwaukee. ..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
Baseball Briefs

Detroit's victory over the Chicago
White Sox Tuesday and Cleveland's
defeat by the ST. Louis Browns oc.
casioned revival of interest in the
battle for second place in the Ameri-
can League, for the Tigers have a per-
centage of $50 now as against .531
for the Indians. The ability of Dauss
to tighten up in the pinches, was ilf
great measure responsible for De
troit's 6-to-5 win over Kid Gleason'S
clan, while Van elders excellent box
manship. coupled with heavy AMI
timely hitting by his st. Louis team
mates, particularly in the eighth in
ming, enabled the Browns TO down
Cleveland, 10 to ).
The Athletics drew one game near
err the Senators when Dennis Burns. a
comparatively new Philadelphia pitch
err from Shreveport held Washington
to one run, while the PhiladelphianS
collected six.
OHll ODt --dilt was IA Ah-
National League-between Brooklyn
and Boston. A four-run Brooklyn
rally in the eighth inning broke tie
and enabled the Dodgers 10 triumph,
8 to >.
The Baltimore Orioles. lnternatiou-
al League champions, defeated the
New York Yankees, American League
champions. for the third consecutive
time. when they won the final game ~
their exhibition series. to .. Sam
Jones. star of the Yankee pitching
staff. and Recruit Pitcher Walter Pip
gras. were hit OPPORTUNITY by the ORR.
oles. while Thomas OF the lnterna-
tional League champions, allowed only
three hits.
The New York Yankees. despite
their defeat at the hands of the Giants
in the past two worlds series. have
established themselves as slight fa-
vorites in financial circles for the fall
classic this fall. Several wagers have
been placed at q TO } aud IL to 10.
Kansas City continued half game
in front Of ST. Paul in the American
Association penannt race by defeating
Columbus. while tho saints won from
Indianapolis. The season closes Sun
day. The standing follows:
Won Lost
Kansas City ............ IUU ~
ST. Paul ............... luO .jJ
New York. Oct. 3.-The New York
Chapter of III Baseball Writer'S As
ISOLATION Of America has electe,!
George VI. Daley Of the Morning
World and Frank +. 0'Neill of the
sun and Globe as official scorers foc
The worlds series between the Giants
and Yankees. Frederick G. Lieb. ma
tional president of the association.
VI serve with them in an ex-officio
,apacity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
New Wiley Cafeteria

American home cooking. Down
stairs. Moore Bids.. broadway. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03

Beautiful Rosclnwn ,'omrtery. not
graveyard, a be,uliful. we'll kept
burial park. Crockett l6SS.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
The Flag Chasers

Play Wednesday.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
Detroit at Chicpgo.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Three games scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03

AT Chicago r. II. u.
Detroit .......... 010 $40 100--d "a /
l'Chicag go ........... loo O2o iVi-5 IS A
Batteries: Dauss and Bsssler: Lyons
Others nor scheduled
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03

The Athletics drew one game near
err the Senators when Dennis Burns. a
comparatively new Philadelphia pitch
err from Shreveport. held Washington
to one run, while the PhiladelphianS
collected six.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
w InHN Ii. FOSTER.

Copyright. by The san Antonio Light.
The Brooalyn Nationals made their
debut as world series contenders in
1916, but they contended so npathetic-
ally against their Boston American
opponents that even their fellow play
crs in the National circuit joined in
the wave of denunciation OF their lack
OF spirit and life which swept base
bulluom. Boston won four out Of five
games. scoring II runs to Brooklyn's
is. The record:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
Play Wednesday.
Tuesdays Results.
BROOKLYN, D: Boston,

Brooklyn at Boston.
one game scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03
Tuesdays Results.
st. Louis, 10; Cleveland, ..

At St. Louis Il. Ii. h.
Cleveland -. 800 900 900 8
st. Louis . IOi jOl 06x--l0 IS .
Batteries: Smith. Edwards. Levison
ana Myatt; Nangilder and Collins.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-03

Only one came was scheduled in the
National League-between Brooklyn
and Boston. A four-run Brooklyn
rally in the eighth inning broke tie
md enabled the Dodgers 10 triumph,
5 to >,
, 1923-03-23
WIFE DOING Good WORK

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Advertisement
, 1923-03-23
is MATRIMONY FAILURE
COMING SOON TO RIALT0

II you must elops don't lose your
marriage license: That is tho predio.
meut in which =. Roy parnes and
Lila Leo find themselves in the new
Paramount comedy. els Matrimony A
Fallurs:.'' which is to be shown soo
at tho Rialto Theatre. After success
fully GLIDING heir pursuers and max.
ing their way to a mountain resort to
spend n blissful honeymoon, the
lovers are refused admittance by the
P-uritSnical proprietor, who has been
wired by a disappointed rival that the
couple are not married The bride
searches for the marriage license, but
It has been lost en- routel This leads
up to a series OF laush.provoking
situations. which are enacted by a
cast Of notables. James CruEe was
tho meEsphone artist,
, 1923-03-23
IRIS CUTS
PRICES IN HALF

a new policy is being entered on by
TIE management OF the Iris thester
today. Hereafter this theater viii
show only moving pictures. all Of
which will be first run. The matinee
price will be 10 cents for both adults
and children. Night shows may be
seen at 20 cents for adults and 10
csnts for children.
The Fire Bride IS the picture
which opens today. This IS a picture
with an all-star cast, having IN its
roles such players as Ruth Reneck.
Edward Hearn. Fred Stanton and
walt whitman.
The story is n in which there are
many thrills that capture the inter
est from the first and hold It through
many scenes OF adventure and TO
nance
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