San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25

May Is. ,~..iia VS.. Perpetual |
Help, st. Mary's VS.. st. j. epb, st. |
Gerard vs.. st. Leo.
May list. Gerard VS.. Perpetual
Help, st. Mary VS.. ST. Cecilia. ST.
Joseph VS.. st. Leo. l.
May Io--... S-eph VS.. Perpetual
Help, st. Cecilia VS.. st. Gerard, st.
Mary vs.. st. Leo
May 80. ella W. st Joseph,
St. Gerard VS.. st. Mary's, Perpetual
rielp VS.. st. Leo.
June - .tual Help VS.. st.
Mary, st. .Ioscnh VS.. st. Gerard, st.
Lecilia VS.. st. Leo.
June SIS. cecilia vs.. Perpetual
Help, st. Mari vs.. st. Joseph, st.
Gerard VS.. st. Leo.
June lJ---.,. .rard VS.. Perpetual
Help, st. Ma" vs.! ST. Cecilia, st.
Joseph VS.. ST. Leo.
June ::::2-n,. Joseph VS.. Pereptual
Help, st. Cecilia VS.. st. Gerard, st.
Mary VS.. St. Leo.
June SIS. celia VS.. st. Joseph,
st. Gerard We. 81. Mary, Perpetual
Help VS.. st. Leo.
The Aztecs will play three games
Sunday, one with the Eagle Furniture
tulllDiIlN Ut ~ U III tue htuS
and Que each with the Eagle aud
sacred Heart Parish teams beginning
at 3 o clock in the afternoon.
The games will be played at Van
Dazzle Stadium.
The Eagles will use Eberhardt and
Moscl in the box and Kelly and Win
tiers behind the bat.
Sacred Heart Parish will use Leo
-Salizar on the slab and Leslie Necker
will catch.
Win or not, the Eagles will dine
together mt the Origina, Mexican res
tdurant Monday night after which
they will proceed to the Majestic for
thcater party.
The Chic-Chics will go to Bee
Vile Sunday for game with the in
dependent team there. All the BOOSTERS
will gather at the Union Bus Station
on Travis street at s o'clock Sunday
morning TO make the trip. .-..
One of the Kelly Field baseball
teams is hard put for couple of
games 10 be played Saturday and
Sunday and it has called Gene Seng
to supply competition. Gene in turn
has called on The Light to broad
cast the appeal for game or two
for the Filters. Genes number is
Crockett 6IJ5.
Manager Warren of the Lake Aus
tin Independents is bringing n
strengthened lineup to San Antonio
for the series Of three games here with
the Alamo-Peck Indians Saturday and
Sunday with the intention of taking
at least two out Of the three contests
from the indicated Warriors on
Schwab Field. The Lake Austin team
is composed of q bunch of heavy hit
tiers and while they are doing their
damage to the Indians battery. Warren
expects to hold the Warriors in check
with nifty hurting corps of his own
composed of Falk, Davis, Leissner and
Clark. Falk showed his stuff against
the Austin Rangers in an exhibition
game that preceded the opening Of the
Texas Association season in Austin
by holding them hitless for four in
nings. He got careless in the fourth
and they found him for several safe
ties. Roy kid" Davis. the Lake Aus
tin ace. also will be available. Clark
is a regular pitcher also while Leiss-
ner can perform in good fashion when
he is not used in the outer gardens.
Other well known players in othe
Lake Austin lineup are Frank Gibson,
C.. Hopeyman, 1b. Davis. 2b. Meal.
lister. 3b. Thompson. S.; Dickerson,
IT,; Hopkins. Ct, and Leissner. ri.
All six teams Of the Saturday
League will 60 into action Saturday,
according to the arrangements OF the
Il II IL. nIA fol n
the weekly meeting of the loop Thurs
day night in the chamber of COM
merce.
The Walsh Sheet Metal Workers
will play the Elks at Broadway Ath-
letic Field, the Travis Park Metho-
dists will play the Eagle Furniture
company at Navarro Field. and Laurel
Heights will play the 14lst Infantry
at Van Dazzle Stadium. /
The board of managers appointed
Dell Gotten. Virgil Ginger and Ted
Stahi official umpires.
The Travis Park team handed in
four player contracts signing un
Charles Plum. A. A. Spencer, Jeff |
Fraley and Russell Meier and the |
Eagle Furniture company team
turned in contracts for A. l.. Harris,
y. Musa and Henry LutZ.
The remainder of the Saturday |
League schedule for the first round
follows:
Nav 3-Elks VS.. Laurel Heights,
Walsh Sheet Metal Workers VS..
Travis Park Methodists. Eagle Fur
niture company VS.. 141st Infantry.
May 10--Elks VS.. Travis Park
Methodists, Eagle vs.. Laurel Heights.
Walsh Sheet Metal Workers VS.. 141st
Infantry.
May 17-Elks VS.. 141st Infantry.
Eagle VS.. Walsh. Laurel Heights VS..
Tr"vis Park Methodists.
d. Wheeler presided in the nreS,-
dents chair in the absence of John X.
Weber, and Arthur Veltman acted as
secretary in the absence of NJ. X. Gill.
The next meeting of the league
will be held at 5:15 next Thursday
at the Chamber of Commerce.
Four Sunday morning games will
open the Commercial Baseball League
season. the board Of managers meet
ing at the Dibble company store