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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
PITTSBURG CLASSICS
BEAT FREDERICKSBURG
IN CLASSY CONTEST
San Antonians Win by a
Ran on Losers Grounds
Sunday.

The Pittsburg Plate Glass company
team took the scalp of the Fredericks-
burg Giants on their home diamond
Sunday in one of the best ball games
played in Fredericksburg in long
time.
A. walk. an error and two-base
hit By Picard in the first inning gave
the Classics two runs.
The Giants came back in their half
of the first with home-run By Hcnke
and evencd the score in the second
when two hits were punched TO give
them the second score.
Both pitchers closed down on the
hits ard the teams went scoreless for
the next few frames.
In the sixth the Giants put over a
run. giving them the lead. and il
looked like another win, hut the
"Glassies" were out for blood and
in their half of the eighth the first
four men IN hit safely. scoring two
runs. This lead was too much for
the Giants.
The pitching Of Podewils and Far
ris for the Classics and Holling for
the Giants was all any team could
expect. and their shots were well
handled by Burk and Hcnke.
The Classics have busy season
ahead. Their next came is with the
Kerrville team next SUNDAY, and the
New Braunfels Tigers on the Goth.
Manager Picard has his team run
ming in high and expects to make
things interesting for the other semi
pro teams around San Antonio.
Score Sunday:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
YELLOW JACKETS WIN
1T. Anthony's Baseball Team, IL
Stride, Takes Couple More.

The st. Anthony's college Yellow
Jackets, after rocky start this sea-
son. have struck their stride. After
defeating the Bank Clerks, a team of
employees from various local banks,
Saturday. by a score of o TO Z. the
Jackets Sunday took the measure. of
the st. Cecelia's Parish League team.
: TO >, in a GOOD game. Sutton and
Fielder, rival pitchers. famed eight
men each. The losers got but six hits
off Sutton, the winners but seven off
Fielder.
Batteries Sutton and Seidel; Eel
der and Brotherman.
In Saturdays game. st. Anthony,s
uncovered n new pitcher. Miellio, who
did fine work. holding the Bankers to
five hits. The Jackets collected
twelve blows. Miellio famed seven
and Goforth of the losers, whitfield
six.
Wednesday. ST. Anthony's will play
Camp Normoyle on the college dia-
mond and, Sunday. they take on the
Goth Aero Squadron team of Kelly
Field, also at the college.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07

Copyright by The San Antonio Light.
Question-Batter hits To the short
stop who fields the ball but makes a
poor throw to first base. The batter
gets to the base safely. Is this TO be
n time at bat:
Answer-It is a time at bat.
Question-Is there anything in the
rules of baseball which prohibits a
pitcher from pitching first with his
right arm and then with his left arm
il he can do so!
Answer-There is nothing opposing
such skill. There has been one great
pitcher-Tony Mullane-who 'coud do
it, and did.
Question-Pitcher A is taken out
of the box in the eighth inning with
his team leading, to Z. Runner is
on second and another on first with
no one out. B relieves him and finishes
the game. The team wins by the
same score as stood when b wGr in.
Who is credited with the victory
Answer-Thc victory goes TO \.
The score was neither bettered nor.
made worse and his team won.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
SAN ANTONIO ARMY
POLOISTS WIN FROM
AUSTIN CITY TEAM
Eighth Corps Takes First
Match Played at Capt.
tai in Sir Years.

Austin. Tex. April :. - Daring
riding and brilliant mallet work en-
abled the Eighth Army Corps Area
polo four from San Antonio TO win
from Austin Sunday, II goals to D.
The match was the first played i'll
Austin in six years. Despite this
fact, the largest crowd that ever
watched a polo match in this city
cheered the PLAYERS.
In sense. the match was n bril-
liantly played contest between Lieut..
Morton Med. Jones of the army out
fit and Earl Shaw of the Austin four.
Jones, playing at No. 1. counted seven
goals; while Shaw. Austin's No. 8,
drove all of his teams counters
through the posts.
Jones was far better supported by
his fellows than was Shaw. The Aus
tin star gave a thrilling exhibition of
individual brilliance. despite the fact
that he was painfully injured in the
fourth period when his pony fell upon
him. He suffered badly bruised leg.
He insisted in staying in the game,
however. Shaw. who came to Austin
two months ago from Toledo, Ohio,
has had much experience in the pony
and mallet game and is undoubtedly
one of the most finished players to
be found in the South.
During the first period, Austin
seemed clearly superior to the visitors,
due largely TO the inability of the
army team TO stop Shaw. who scored
twice in the initial chukker. The team
play of the local four was very smooth
at the start.
The visitors found themselves in the
second period, Phelps and Hettinger
each scoring goal: but Austin re-
tanned the lead at the close of the
second period. due TO Shaw's third goal
of the match.
Brilliant play marked the third
period. with both fours showing to dis
tinct advantage in defensive work.
Jones made his first goal of the game
in this period. running his team 5
score to four. but Shaw countered
with another brilliant goal.
AT the start of the fourth period,
the locals weakened visibly. and Lieut..
Col. Eben Swift made a pair of goals.
The work of Smith in this period was
of high order. Throughout the rest
oil The match, Austin was on the de.
fensive. Jones, who seemingly had
been held in reserve, flashed splen-
did brand of riding and mallet play,
which. assisted ably by his mates, sent
his four far in front. Jones tailed
once in the fifth period. once in the
sixth, three times in the seventh ant
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
Ell FENIX SWEEPS
SERIES OF THREE
COTULLA CONTESTS
Rallies in Late Innings Give
Locals Pair of Sun
day Games.

FL Fenix made clean sweep of
the three-game serie swith Cotulla by
following Saturdays victory with a L
too win Sunday morning and OTTO
3 victory Sunday afternoon at Ma
varro Athletic Field.
A rally in the seventh inning by FL
Fenix won the morning game. The
hitting of Bertetti and Jordan figured
prominently. each getting three safe
blows in four times at bat.
The fielding of both hurlers. Perez
and Tarver, also featured. as did the
fielding of Martinez, Rodriguez and
Pachecho.
a late-inning rally also figured in
the Ell Fenix victory in the after
noon. the locals winning in the eighth
by scoring three runs.
Bertetti starred for Ell Fenix in
this game in which he got two hits in
four times IN. II. aud J. Peters play,
ed good ball for Cotulla.
The scores:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
INDIANS FOUR-RUN
RALLY IN SEVENTH
BEATS LAKE AUSTIN
Moos' Hit Decides Close
Game in Alamo-Pecks' I,
FAVOR. +

The Alamo-Peck Indians won the
third straight victory of their reg
ular season Sunday By defeating the
Lake Austin Independents from aus
tin, . TO ). A four-rm rally in the
seventh inning turned the truck. :
Lake Austin scored its only runs in
the first inning. Dickorson. first man
up. nicked Schraub for triple into
deep left field. Dickerson was thrown
out at the plate on Dunbar's ground
or. McAllistef got on by forcing
Dunbar. Rube Leissner. next man up.
lifted the ball over the right fled
fence Tor home run, scoring Nc
Arister ahead of him.
For four innings. Roy kid" Davis
OF TIE visitors. served over q puzzling
curve that had 4 decided tendency TO
sail and the Indians were unable to
connect for single hit. Whitney got
the first hit off Davis in the fifth and
Pat nwycr followed later with his
first hit of the season. WasSerman
scored an. Indian run in this in
ming.
The Indians scored four in the sew
enth inning in which three hits. an er-
ror and n hit batter figured. Wasser-
man was hit by pitched ball after
Brought struck out. and J. Philips.
who followed, got single Whitney
rot another hit. scoring Wasserman.
Freddie HuntrcSS hit to third and
got oa when Johnny Philips was
thrown out at the plate. Moose fol.
!Uwr'i with a swat that was good for
iva bases and then chased home on
the feeders error. He scored Whit
ncy and Huntress before him.
Brought stopped a visitor rally with
the bases full in the eighth.
Kennedy will come 10 San Antonio
| for two games with the Indians mex,
Sunday. The first will be at 10
o'clock in the morning and the secopd
at :, in the afternoon
SUNDAYS h0S score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
ST. MARY'S PLAYS
WEST TEXAS MONDAY
IN SCHOOL LEAGUE
Several Academic and Non.
academic Contests on
Weeks Schedule.

West Texas Military Academy plays
its first Academic Baseball League
game this week with the st. Mary's
Academy nine. which is at the top of
the loop. at o'clock Monday on the
West Texas diamond.
Theis. star pitchtr, and Gorrell. in
fielder for ST. Mary's Academy team.
probably will be out of this weeks
games as result of injuries received
last week.
West Texas was scheduled to win
the Academic championship on paper
before the league opened its season
but dropped the first two games
played. Last week the cadets start
ed San Antonio Academy toboganning
with a top-heavy victory in five in
nings and moved up notch in the
league Friday when San Antonio Aca-
DENY hit the bottom as a result of a
licking at the hands of st. Mary's Col
lege.
A defeat for ST. Mary's Academy
will not dethrone that team from first
place but will put the Cadets in a
triple tie for second place with two
games won and two lost. st. Mary's
College and Main Avenue High have
TINS
Breckenridge High plays Kelly
Field squadron team on the high
school diamond Tuesday afternoon in
a .non-Academic League game.
West Texas plays st. Mary's Col
lege Wednesday afternoon in league
game.
st. Mary's Academy has a non
league game scheduled for Wednesday
afternoon with the Signal Corps team
of Fort Sam Houston on the soldiers
diamond
A return game between Bracken-
ridge High and st. Mary's Academy to
be played Thursday is talked of.
Main Avenue High School and San
Antonio Academy begin the second
half of the Academic League season
Friday. San Antonio Academy de-
feated Main in the first game play
cd.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
X. III. T..
FANS Is BUT LOSES
MOsel Of Mistlet0e Team. Victim OF
Errors i'm Kelly Field Game.

Mosel of the Mistletoe Creameries'
intermediate baseball team, whitfield
IL batters of the Goth Squadron Club
from Kelly Field Sunday. but his
team lost the game, ii to 10, on err
rors.
The game was a good one until the
fifth when the Kelly Field team took
a decided lead.
]. Eeltman got a homer for the
Creamery lads and Elsner got two
hits in four times up.
The Creamery team plays a twilight
practice game at . o'clock Wednesday
with the Ncl-Stone men on Sacred
Heart diamond.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
NEW AZTEC MANAGER
j. Wise, Former Milmo Pilot. to Lead
Local Semi.PrOs.

]. Wise. who managed the crack
Milmo Bank team of Laredo last
summer, will pilot the Aztecs of San
Antonio. Alex de la Cara, owner of
the local semi-pros, announced Mon
day. Wise has bought stock in the
club which operates at Van Dazzle
Stadium.
The Aztecs. still playing practice
games" hoped on a couple of soldier
aggregations Sunday, 10 to 2 and il
to O. Tamayo and Carmichael were
the winners batteries in one game I;
Gudat and Carmichael in the other:
T. Cara, Tamayo and Carmichael
starred, as did Black Diamond.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
PUBLIC SERVICE NINE
EASY VICTOR SUNDAY
IN TWO SHORT GAMES
Utilities Make II Runs
Against Gulf and Sta
ton Hospital.

Finding two teams ready to play
them instead of one as scheduled Sun
day, the Public Service Company base
ball nine took on and defeated both.
winning by 10 to l over the Gulf Re
filming Company and s TO over the
Base Hospital nine from Fort Sam
Houston. Both were five-inning con-
tests.
August Small did nobly for the
Public Service team by pitching both
games. He allowed only four hits IN
the first game and six scattered blows
in the second.
The Utilities were jumping on al
most everything the opposing pitchers
served over and got total of 30 hits,
evenly divided between the two games.
Honey hit home run for the IT'LL
tiles; Heye single, a double and two
triples; Gouger two singles. a double
and a triple; Harris a single and a
triple; Kendall two singles and two
doubles; Sehwager a single and Il
triple, and Hughes four singles.
All four of the Gulf Refiners' hits
were made by different men, Rhodes.
Dullnig. Forgason and Harrel each
getting one.
Guest got home run the only time
up for the Hospital team and Neon
nell made two Dagger. Houston got
two singles out of three times at bat.
, Score by innings:
First game: Il. II. L.
Public Service E. sol 10x-19 IL .
Gulf Refiners -. 600 Oh l 4 >
Batteries: Schmidt, Dullnig' and
Rhodes; Small and Harris.
Second game: r. Fl. E.
Station Hospital :. GOO OO-6 q /
Public Service 80. J02 ks IL 0
Batteries: Carter, Criner and Weth-
erspoon Small and Harris.
49,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
Boys Seeking Closeup
of Babe Ruth Break Up
Yankee-Brooklyn Game

New York. April 1.-THE con-
tagion of hero worship, spreading
from group of boys in Babe
Ruth's station at right field, in
fected 10000 people at Nashville.
Tenn. yesterday and compelled
Umpire Rowland TO call the Yam
kee- brooklyn contest in the ninth
inning when the score was s to :.
A solid ring of small boys sur
rounding Ruth on every catch
made life so miserable for the Bam-
bino that he exchanged places with
Wallie Pip at first base. When
the Yanss went into bat for the
first half of the tenth. the army
crossed the field TO the bench and
made further play impossible.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
~ THE SPORT PAGE NWrAJ

once in the last period. Swift made
his third goal in the seventh per-
iod.
Austin's final goal was made in the
sixth by Shaw.
1t was noticeable that the ponies
Of the Austin four were as fast il not
faster than the mounts of the army
mallet wielders, but the ponies of the
visitors were much better trained.
The line-ups:
Eighth Corps: Lieut.. Joseph
Phelps, No. /; Lieut.. Col. Ebep
Swift Jr.. No. .; Capt. John A. Het.
finger, No. 3; Lieut.. Morton McD.
Jones, No. 4.
Austin: George Miller. No. /; II
w. Williams, No. .; Earl Shaw. No
3; Sidney Donaldson. No. 4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
Baseball
Question Box

II you have some question TO ask
about baseball
IL you want to know anything
about a play or a player
IL you want a rule Interpreted
Write to John y. Foster. the man
who helped make the rules under
which the game is played today. il
YOU want a personal reply enclose
stamped, self-sddressed envelope.
otherwise your question will be all
swered in this column.
ADDRESS: John b. Foster. Special
Baseball Correspondent of The Light,
Sl1 World Building, New York.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
VILLA VS.. M'KENNA
New Orleans Bantam Will Meet
Champion April rs.

Cleveland. Ohio. April 7.-Pancha
Villa, flvweight boxing champion, and
tam. will be the principals in ten
round bout in this city April %.
card of several other matches mark
ing the opening of the professional
boxing game in .lS city after a suS-
pension of several years.
The card will be under auspices of
the local American Legion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
COFFEE GIANTS STACK
UP A SWATTING CLUB
In FIRST BALL GAME
Chic Chics Baffled by
Glaiser While Mates
Tally ID Times.

Burt CHASER pitched great ball for
the All-Gold Coffee Giants Sunday
against the ChicChic BOOSTERS and
could have had a shutout but for
misplay in the opening inning. The
final score was IA TO / in favor of
the Giants. The game was played at
Broadway athletic field. This was only
an exhibition, the formal opener of
the season for the Coffee Giants being
set for next Sunday against the Cuero
Turkey Trotters.
In the opening inning when the
heavy artillery of the winners opened
up. it was only a question of how
many hits and runs they would make
during the nine innings. After Sim
mang singled. Big Boy Sheldon
parked one over the left field palings
for home run. Then Calm singled
and Holchak and Conrad doubled.
winding up with Hart getting a single.
This accounted for six runs, with the
help of an error.
The Giants scored again in the sec
ond and fourth, and in the fifth. with
ChoQuette and Sheldon on the sacks.
Jimmy Calm strolled To the place and
sent one of Halls fast ones beyond
the right centerfield fence for the cir
cult.
The Coffee boys again scored their
last two runs in the eighth. Calm
walked and Davis doubled. Hart
brought both in with scorching
single over second.
Sheldon, Simmang. Calm. Conrad
and Hart were the heavy hitters for
the winners, with Outterside AMI
Tucker leading the attack of the los
ers. Butch Conrad, Choquette. Shell
don. Onion, Walls and Rudwick fes-
tured with their fielding.
All the players on the Giants roster
are to appear for practice on Wednes-
day and Saturday.
The score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
KERRVILLE BEATEN,
II TO 8, BY LOCAL
EAGLES IN OPENER
San Antonio Furnituremen
Swat Ball to Trim
Athletics.

The Eagle Furniture company team
Of San Antonio handed the Kerrville
Athletics Il 14-to-S trimming at Kerr
vile Sunday afternoon in game
featured by the hard and frequent
hitting of both teams. 1t was the
formal opener for the Kerrville nine.
Home-runs were many. Kelly and
Browning of the Eagles got one each.
karger two and +. McCarty one for
the Athletics, Browning's homer was
made with the bases full.
Seven doubles also were poled out
with Dresch getting two and Butler,
Neltman, Winters, Honke and Dugat
one each.
Drcsch pitched good game in
which he struck out twelve batters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
Oklahoma Girls Champions.

KOse!Ie, y. j., AprII ..-Gutlfle,
Okla. Saturday night clinched the
national high school girls basket ball
championship bv defeating Westfield,
"a to II in the second game of a
three game series. The first game,
on Thursday night, resulted in 81
to-22 score in favor of the girls from
the western school. A third game
will be played here Monday. night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07

Innings pitched. by Barry 5, by saeng-
err men. Allen men: runs made. off
Barry :. off Saenger none, off Allen I;
hits, apportioned, off Barry s, off Saeng-
er none. off Alien 81 two-hase hits, Dresch
Dugat: threo-base hits, Browning; home
runs. Kelly. Browning akrgar ca, ~.
McCarty; struck cut by Barry ;. by
Humphriss tss< sx fotsrh 1e; base on
balls. by Barry 2, by W. Saenger ,, by
Dresch 4; LETT on bases. Eagle Furniture
Company .. Kerrville 6; wild pitches. by
Barry, by Dresch 2; passed halls by
McCnrty .: time of game. gao; umpire.
Barry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07

NBatted FOR Clarke in ninth.
scrore by Innings.
Lake Austin ,.............s0O 900 0e0--2
Alamo-Peck .............0 900 0l0 40x-5
summary.
Innings pitched, ny Schraub &, by
Brought 4, by Davis :, by Falk / runs
made. off Schrauh 2. Brought o. Davis
3. Falk o; hits apportioned, off Schrauh
g. Brought .. Davis 6. Falk /; two-base
hit. Moos: three-hase hits. Dicketspu.
Hopkins; home run, Leissner; stolen
la ses. Wasserman 9; sacrifice hit.
Moos; struck out. by scraub 3. Brought
.. Davis l. base on balls. off Brought
l. Davis 3: batters hit. 10y Davis (Was-
serman. Huntress, Grelsenbeck). by
Schraub Leissner. Huntress); passed
halls. by Powell 2: umpires. Ginger and
Meyers; time, 1:i5.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
Trains Olympic CyeIers.

Fork. April 7.-Ernest Ohrt.
professional bicycle rider and
was named today by the
J Olympic committee as train
|e cyclists of the American
team, He is now in France.
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NuInn mary.


Innings pitched. by George l-3, Sny-
der 1 80. Han 4; runs made. off George
:. snyder . HalT 8; hits apportioned. off
George 3. snyder /, Han 4 two-base hits.
liolchak, Conrad. Simmang, Outterside.
Austin, Davis: home runs. Sheldon. Calm;
stolen bases. -Choquette. Holchak, Calm;
sacrifice hit. Hart: struck out. by Glcis-
err a. snyder !, Hall /; base on balls. off
George 1, snyder I. George >; hatters hit.
by George ]. snyder ! ; double pav, Rud-
wick to Tucker to Walls; time Of game,
1:i0; umpire. Stahl
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|e Island Shooters Win.
IOn. X. J.. April 7.-Rhode

OIL. ~. Il. apTH t.-hHOuc
tate College rifle team was
5 in three matches. the. re-
which were made known
night. Rhode Island won
|lahoma A. 4 NJ. $500 TO
ON Louisiana State Univer-
1 to 1916 and from Oregon
", 34G6 to 3J-49.
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SacrlflCe, WarWlCk; tWO-Dase mt,
Gross; three-base hits, Rosenthal, Griggs;
home run, Rosenthai; double play, Couch
man to Fuller to Galloway: innings
pitched. by Couchman with runs and
hits. by Scott with 5 runs and hits;
base on balls. Off Couchman ], Prichard
I. Scott 2. Brooks L. struck out, by
Couchman 1. Prichard /. Brooks l. left
on bases, Austin s, San Antonio 5; time,
1886; umpires, Leidy and Adams.
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Two-base hits. Jordan, Bertetu. Pet
ers; three-base hits, wildenthal: stolen
bases, Rodriguez, Jordan. ]. Peters Tar
yer; sacrifice hits. Browne: struck out,
by Perez = by Tarver >: base on halls
by Perez 2. by Tarver 9; double plays.
Rodriguez to Bcrtetti. Browne to knaggs
to Peters. Browne to KnaGgs; time of
game, l hour 40 minutes; umpire, Ellis.
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Two-base hits, Bertetti Jordan. Chic.
Jackson. n. Peters !. Peters, Knaggs:
stolen bases. Pscheco: struck out, by
Chic S. by Jackson 6; base on balls.
by Chic ..