San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-07

The 18th Field Artillery took the
only game staged in the Post League
Tuesday, from the Second Engineers.
The 18th Field had TO fight hard
throughout the entire game TO win.
the winning run was secured in the
first half of the ninth. The final score
was to q. Batteries: Brought, Toss
and Hayman; Washington and Casey.
New Braunfels. Tex, Aug. I'm a
free-hitting contest featured by many
extra-base hits. the local Tigers, play
ing their second game as an all.home
team, won over the husky Pfluger-
vile team Sunday. IA TO D. Pfluger-
vile started the first inning with two
runs on two errors and a threc-base
wallop by Jester who was thrown out
at the plate trying to stretch it into
n home run. They scored three more
in the third. three in the eighth. and
one in the ninth. Jester got a single,
n three-bagger and a homer in five
trips. c. Pfluger got two singles and
w. Pfluger with a single and three
Dagger. The Tigers came back in
the second inning with five runs.
in the sixth and seventh. Joe Mueller,
who gave way TO Snyder in the fourth
hammered out single and triple and
scored two runs in two times up. Moos
led the heavy attack of the Tigers with
a single. n two-base hit and home.
run in five trips, while Tietze, Roth
and Bose garnered two hits each.
Tietze covered lots Of ground on
ground balls and featured with two
difficult chances on fly balls to deep
short and back of third. Noos grabbed
two with his glove hand that were
beauties. For Pflugerville Jester feat
ured in the field with three accurate
pegs to the plate from left field. The
Tigers. having the game well in hand,
used four of their utility men, oil
showing up well, Tausch at secone
handling six chances in the five in
rings he played. Batteries: Heiling
and W. Pfluger; Mueller and Tolle.
Summary: Two-base hits, Moos;
three-base hits, Jester. W. I'fluger,
Mueller; home-runs, Moos, Jester;
stolen bases, L. Pfluger, L. Pfluger
Stein, 3; Henne, Bose !; sacrifocs HRS,
W. Pfluger, Tietze, Tolle; bases on
balls, off Mueller. 9; Heiling, 3;
struck out by Mueller, 3; Snyder, .;
Heiling, .. Wild pitch, Mueller. 3;
passed ball, Tolle. EMPIRES, Schop
and Heiling. Scorer, Adolph Eggelins
Kcrrville, Tex, Aug. THE Kerr.
vile Athletics came out on the big end
of 11-to-2 score Sunday afternoon
WHEN they defeated the Junction Bear
Cats here in a winner-take-all gam'
for a purse of 500 and $50 as ex
pense money. The game. a slow af
fair. was called by agreement in the
sixth inning. Barry hurled the first
five frames and gave up one blow, ?
single by Maddox. Braswell finished
the sixth session, n scratch hit scor
ing man that Barry had walked
just before Braswell went in. Only
one of the visitors runs were earned
mn it was ma,le OF Barry in the
third. Bob pitched good ball. but walk
ed three and hit two men to mar his
record. Five earned tallies were scored
off Maddox. who gave up eight hits !
Dugat hit long triple TO left in the
fifth, but was called out on close
play at the plate when he tried TO
stretch it for four sackf. Umpire jack
son of Kelly Field was hit on the hand
b. foul tip and had TO quit his post.
Maddox and Wright, !
Hamer; Barry, Brnswell and Cox.
Manager Carl johnson of the
baseball team has issued
TO San Antonio teams and
would like to arrange series OF
games in San Antonio at an early
late.
The &c. n. team will play the
Southern Pacific nine in the first
game of the second half OF the Com
nercial League season Tuesday after
noon, on the I.-G. \. diamond, start !