San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
Amateurs and Seni-pros

The City Baseball League meeting
at the Travellers Hotel Wednesday
night with the largest representation
of teams this season, decided to open
the season Sunday, April Is, with
three games.
The San Antonio Public Service
company team and the San Antonio
Light will play at Schwab Field fol-
lowing the semi-Dro game between the
AlamO-Peck Indians and the Kennedy
White Sox.
Sacred Heart Parish will play the
Pittsburg Water Heaters at 3 o'clock
ON the Sacred Heart diamond.
The Pastime Club will met the
Texas Steam Laundry at 3 o'clock
on the Public Service company dia-
mond.
All games on Schwab Field this sea-
son will 60 seven innings by agree
ment and will follow the Indians
games. A game will be played there
every Sunday during the life of the
league. Games played on other dia-
monds in the city will go nine innings
and will be called at3 O'Clock.
Official league umpires were select
ed Wednesday. {. Z. st. John will
work the Texas Steam Laundry-Pas-
time Club game and Dell Gotten will
work the Pittsburg Heaters-Sacred
Heart game. George Schwab's UNI
pires will work the games at Schwab
Field.
1t was decided to extend the date
for turning in contracts until next
Wednesday when all must be in and
passed on by the board of managers,
Managers of teams playing Sunday
pledged themselves to use only such
men as they honestly wish to sign up.
Sacred Heart Parish turned in ten
contracts and the Texas Steam Laun-
dry eleven Wednesday evening.
Seven teams were represented al
the Wednesday night meeting. These
were the Texas Steam Laundry, Union
Bus Lines, Pastime Club. Pittsburg
Heaters, Public Service company, San
Antonio Light and Sacred Heart Par
ish. The Gulf Refining company was
not represented.
The next melting will be held at s
O'Clock Wednesday at the Travellers
Hotel.
The Mistletoe Creameries team will
play the A. y. Frank company nine
at 3 o'clock Saturday at the Sacred
Heart diamond. Manager Morris OF
the Mistletoes announced today.
The Brooks Field baseball team
outhit, outfielded an outran th erich
book Vets in order TO defeat them. .
to j, Wednesday in one Of the closest
games this season.
Virgil Seals was unfortunate in the
box. The Vet twirler retired twelv,
by way Of the strike-out route bu
his support broke in the later in
nings and lost the game for him
The last few innings were played lat
and the Vets eyes did not prove n
strong in the twilight as those of tn
Filters and they bobbled the bal
around.
Terrell. Quigley, Keely and Under
wood starred with their base runnin
with Anglin and Howard polling on
a two-bagger each. These also wer
the only hitters to get more than on
safety during the game.
The Vets play Lakeview Saturda
afternoon and the Gulf Refining con
pany Sunday at West End.
Wednesdays score: r. Fl.
Brooks Field. 200 100 1902 s
Veterans 80. 600 010 00O-1 z
Batteries: Bayne. Woods. Unde
wood and Entzminger, Sage; Sea
and Bridges.
! Fast playing characterized the :
to- victory OF the Goth Seryic
Squadron over the 18th Attac
Squadron at Kelly Field wednesda
afternoon. This was the first gam
for both teams in the Kelly Fiel
League. The Goth outhit the 13tl
seven safe blows TO three, while Ri,
ner got five strikeouts. Letkoski {
the winners got two-bagger, til