San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-10
Amateurs and Seni-pros

With Carlock, Young and Bobko
each making q three base hit. the
Eighth Attack Squadron defeated the
International Brotherhood of Electri-
cal Workers by score of IL TO .
Sunday afternoon. Batteries for the
game were: Eighth Attack Squadron,
Kimberlin. Carlock and. Young; In
ternational brotherhood of Electrical
Workers. Amann and Smith.
Anyone desiring game with the
Eighth Attack Squadron can get one
by calling Staff Sergeant Thompson,
- ring =, Kelly Field.
The FL Fenix Baseball club, form
crly the Apaches, defeated the Chic
Chic bottlers. IL To q Sunday after
noon in n rather suspicious opening
game of the season played ut Apache
Park. Perez pitched four innings for
III FeniX and was then relieved by
Chic who hurled the last five stanzas
without allowing more than one hit:
Three BOOSTERS. George, Snyder and
Schwartzkopf. took the mound but
We're unable To stop the FL Fenix
scoring. Galvan showed up we'll in
the inficd and Rodriguez made n
sensational catch in the QUIT Al.
The PittSburg Plate Glass com
pany's baseball team won. Il To \
in II nine-inning game from the
Pastime Club Sunday afternoon on
the Breckenridge Park diamond. Pode-
wills. Dunbar and Farmer did the
hurting for the Classics and Cherry
Morrison did the receiving. Rose and
Thompson formed the battery for the
Pastime Club.
The Pittsburg team is rounding
into shape fast and by the way some
of the players were hitting the ball
Sunday there will he a bit of rough
going for The opposing pitchers this
season.
The Classics play the HeadQuar-
tiers team next Saturday afternoon
and the AZtecs Sunday afternoon.
Their first out-of-town game will h.
with the Fredericksburg Giants on
their opening date. Saturday. April
g.
Albert Moos. for the last few sea-
sons with the New BraunfelS Tigers.
was signed up for the Alamo-Peck
Indians by George Schwab Sunday
following q practice game OF seven
innings in which the Regulars beat
the Yannigans. l. to ;. Moos is an
outnelder who also will come III Tor
some utility work 81 first base. lie
Isrun tern in cgeditable game not only
in the field or at first base but can
shake a wicked bat.
The Indians will continue to prac-
tice on Tuesdays. Thursdays and SCI
urdayS. Next Sunday. probably the
whole squad for the season will be
announced. Ike Pendleton. who IS
managing the tribe, is getting good
line OIL the warriors in their frequent
practice and will get together win
Biz Chief George Schwab III the head
quarters wigwam for the final weed
ing out some time this week.
The Aztecs defeated the Coca-C ola
bottlers Sunday afternoon in lisht
practice baseball game played at the
Aztec park. The Aztecs are rapidly
getting in shape for the season and
expect to get started soon.
The Saturday aud intermediate
| baseball leagues Will GET Things SUR
cd along organized baseball lines
Monday night. The Saturday League
meets at G:15 in the Chamoer OF
! Commerce. at the call of President
Ralph Durkee for the puroose of or
ganizing for the season. The inter,
mediates will meet with Gene Seng al
& o'clock in Moore's SPORTING Goods
Store for similar purposes.
The Fast End Eagles won a double
header Sunday. defeating the Wildcat
Juniors. 1876. in the first contest ana
getting the second by forfeit when 81
lEerard's anti at tie end of seven in
lnings with a lead of 81. The week
before st. Gerard's had trounced the
Eagles. 100, but the East Finders
showed vast improvement Sunday. In
the first game, the winning battery
was .CaInpmeyer and Singer; IN the
second. Polly and Lawrence.