San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14

Duplicating the score and several
her features of Saturdays game, the
in Antonio Bears Sunday defeated
e Ell Fenix semi-pros at League
Ark, B to 0. The game was the last
the exhibition season for the Bears
ID gave them an even break; they
ID one game and lost six to Boston,
en- won four from Austin and two
pm the local West Siders.
As in Saturdays game, the Bears
rails collected only four hits. The
fuins made virtually the same num-
+ of hits themselves-nine. And 1t
lis much the same kind of ball game,
III of interesting situations and
Apply plays, although, obviously. the
Fenix boys were not 10 b reckon
possible winners. S. ,.g
Manager Chic Of the seni-pros, oc..
5pied the box. himself and served
er a very fair assortment of slants.
tendency toward wildness, especial
Lin throwing to the bases, cost him a
IIple of runs and nearly a couple.
bre. Two bad pegs out of reach OF
/ second-baseman both helped swell
Bears run total. :,
buck Winters burned his fast ball
ROSS the platter for six innings at
L behest of Manager Coleman OF
i Texas Leaguers. while Mike Col.
Is gave an exhibition of baseball
4 it should be pitched in the last
lee. The Ell Fenix players were abb
futely helpless before Collins. Of the
he who faced him, he famed four.
g first man up in his first inning
4 work he hit with a pitched ball.
10 4popups followed. on the second
| which Jim Galloway made an un..
SISTED double play. Mike whitfield
three in the eighth inning and III
ninth strikeout was sandwlcncd
Tween a pop fly and a roller which
pitcher himself handled.
Foine Wur.r-rk in Right. :.
.Foine wur-r-rk, Moike, me boy" y
|buted somebody from the grand
Ind, and he was right about it.
Irhe sum total of the Ell Fenix hit
was "a collection of four singles,
b good wallops by Felix Rodriguez,
|bingle to center by little Mike Jor-
b, the high school third-baseman,
Io was the losers hero, and
bopy single. into left by Chic. Queer
enough. these were the only balls
into the outfield,t the three Bear
rdeners not being called upon to
Ech fly. :
Tile losers had pne real chance. to
bre, in the sixth, but double that
uld have meant a run turned out
be q foul. Bill Warwick caught a
Inner off first base and. after some
5sing around of the pellet. an out
6 made at the plate that retired
SIDE .- "a
Wsrwick,s part in the game was
eminent. The tall catcher. who
s the champion home run hitter of
Northumberland League last
ir. made three hits. One was
|atehy, but another was a mighty
|ner, orrr the right field fence, with
oss on base. Gross. who is smack
the ball hard and aften. had al
st torn a hand off Third-baseman
-dan after fouling one against the
bit field wall. Warwick then did
stuff, his first homer in Bruin
form.
Support Saves the Day.
Two bases on balls put Chic in a
in the first inning. but a brill
MT catch by Rodriguez in right
h his throw to first base COM
ed to effect a double play that
ed the FL Fenix pitcher-nanager
of the hole.
The Bears scored twice in the third
er the youngsters on the left side
the FL Fenix iufield had retired
B men with beautiful plays, Jor-
!, who was the star afield. smoth-
hg Najo's hot grounder and Cor
leaping high for Fuller's liner.
senthal walked and took third on
lloway's hit Galloway advanced
q short passed ball. Both scored
en- Meyers singled to left.
Gross and Warwick conspired to
a couple in the fourth after which
hing happened in the scoring line
il the eighth. Meyers doubled and.
en- Chic. attempting 10 catch him
second. threw wildly. Moke sped all
way home with the last run of the
test. -.
he Bear infield had more pepper in
practice session before the Sun
game than Old Man Cayenne
hself. The team is in happy frame
mind for the opening Of the season
with Galveston Wednesday, con-