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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
STRICTER LAWS GOVERN
AS DEER SEASON OPENS

, cludcS the territory in both the north
and south zones.
Hundreds of hunters from the north
ern part of the state have been en-
camped west and south of San An
tonic ever since November 1 awaiting
the opening of the season. Many were
not aware that the date had been
changed from November l to Novem-
Der 1G.
An unusually dry summer may make
hunting poorer than it was last year,
when the season was big one.
However, Wetmorc reports plenty
Of deer running around and similar
reports come from the upper GALLEY
country.
The season on quail also opens in
the north zone Monday. The birds are
reported plentiful in some localities,
thanks to restocking activities. The
south zone season opens December L,
Both zones open for wild turkeys
Monday except the following coun-
ties Starr. Willacy. Kleberg. Gamer.
.on. Hidalgo, Kennedy. Brooks and
/ Nueces. The season closes December
81. Only three turkey gobblers may
be killed in season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
CITY BASKET LOOP
FOR JUNIOR TEAMS
WILL BE ORGANIZED

\ junior city basket ball league will
be organized at a Monday evening
meeting at the II. n. Moore sporting
goods store. The meeting will con-
vene at 6 80.
Sacred Heart hall will be avail
able for all junior league games, Or
ganizer Gene Seng has been advised.
Anybody interested in the league is
invited to attend the meeting.
One of the entrants will be the Sa-
cred Heart Juniors. This team wants
a game for Tuesday night. The senior
girls of the Sacred Heart Athletic
Club are also in the field for games.
Call Crockett 1901.
Tuesday, at Sacred Heart the
Forty-seventh Squadron of Brooks
Field plays the senior boys Of Sacred
Heart. starting at Z 80. At the Army
Y. NJ. c. A., at Z 80 Friday, the
senior boys meet the Fortieth Squad
ron of Kelly Field.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

Those intrepid hunters who intend
to strap on the old cartridge belt Mon
day morning and start ON the trail of
the fleeting deer had best give the new
rules the "once over"
Failing in this, they are apt to have
their entire trip spoiled by some state
game warden lacking the necessary
sense of humor.
Several radical changes from last
years game laws are disclosed in those
set down for 1925.
BAG LIMIT CUT.
Perhaps the most important change
is the reduction in the size of the bag
limit from three to two bucks.
The hunter is given only month
and half, from Monday. November
III, to December 81, to get his supply
of venison.
A second new law relates to the size
and age of bucks which may be killed.
The hunter formerly felt himself per-
fectly secure If he could exhibit to the
game warden pair of stump spikes
emerging from the animals head. This
year he will have to produce a pronged
antler if the warden discovers meat in
camp.
The season which opens Monday in
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
Extra! Mustangs
Use Heads! Win!

DALLAS. Nov. 14.-Nhen little
Gerald Mann sneaked around right
end for a touchdown in the second
quarter of Saturdays game. several
thousand football fans arose and
howled like mad. yet that bit OF
strategy didn't give them half the
thrill that it did one quiet young man
who was perched on the Mustang
side lines. his face wreathed in smiles.
For Ray Morrison, the gentleman IL
question. has been trying for the ell
tire football year to drill stately into
the head of his Observation-Disclosures
he might be. And Saturday he saw
the first bit of real brain work uu-
covered in the present grid campaign
by n Pony quarterback-th result
being a 7-to-6 victory for the Mus
terence victory this season.
After a pass, Mann to Key. had
placed the ball within the Baylor ten
yard line, and a penalty for roughiug
inflicted on the Bruins to shove the
hall to the one-foot line, Kimbroueh
failed to gain on line plunge. Here.
Morrison sent Cortmeglia in for Kim
brough, praying against hope that
Mann would call the correct PLAY.
And he did. Using the plunging wap
as a decoy. he sent him through the
line and the Baylor crew piled
shoulder deep on the Italian, stopping
him dead.
But. in the meantime. Mann hail
Sneaked around the end and caught
the Bears flatfooted, scoring the
Ponies first conference touchdown.
The Ponies outplayed their Waco
rivals. But they have accomplished
that trick before during the presens
campaign, only to go down TO DO
seat.
|, True to predictions. the game Was
wild affair in which freak plays,
aerial attacks and the unusual IN
football was offered. The 5000 some
odd grid fans who ioumeyed OUT 10
the stadium were given real con
test, by far the best that has been
CONTINUED on Page ., Part g.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
FIVE BUCKS FOR BUCK

It's going TO be worth while TO
the hunter who brings down the
first Buck Monday morning,
when the deer season opens.
The Light has put up So for
number one.
POtchernicl.'s sporting goods
store has posted its ANIMAL prize,
this time first-class hunting
knife.
The buck i'm front of The
Light office or Potchernick's gets
the prizes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
HORNED FROG
FIELD GOAL
DEFEATS
PORKERS
Aggies Romp on Rice;
S.M.U. Beats Baylor
by One Point.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Nov. IA
Texas Christian University's Horned
Frogs. with a powerful defense and
sure-fire field goal expert in Johnnie
Washmon, are the new threats for the
Southwestern Conference football
championship.
Holding the Arkansas Razorbacks
Saturday as they did the powerful
Texas Aggics a week ago, the Toads
called in Washmon, he delivered his
field goal worth three points and the
I. C. U. banner slid further up the
conference flagpolc.
Three to nothing, the same score
that beat the Aggies, put the POrkcrs
under Saturday.
IN LAST QUARTER.
Washmon booted a placekick over
the goal post in the fourth quarter
from the 35-yard line. Captain Clark
held the ball for Washmon. 1t was
this same combination that registered
the lone marker against the Aggies n
week ago.
Arkansas missed a chance TO score
three points in the third quarter when
bad pass from center was fumbled.
Unable to kick, D'Honau, Porker quar-
terback, grabbed the ball and tried to
run. but was downed without a gain.
Twice in the second quarter the Ra-
zorbacks worked the ball down field
almost to the Frog goal-posts, only to
be held for downs.
LUCKY TO WIN.
Aside from these times, neither side
had an opportunity to score. The
game was fought for the most part
in midfield, with D'Honau and Clark
engaging in a punting duel. The Fay
etteYille quarters long spirals carried
bit more distance than did Clark's.
In the third quarter Washmon pass
ed the ball back and it was high, pass
ing over Clarke's head.
A POrker recovered and crossed the
goal-line, only TO be called back be-
cause a Porker was offside on the
play.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
CALLAHAN AWARDED
UNPOPULAR VERDICT
OVER ACE HUDKINS

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 14.-Ace
Hudkins. Nebraska lightweight star,
dropped an unpopular decision here
Saturday afternoon to Mushy Gala
han. Los Angeles welterweight, after
ten rounds of fierce milling.
Except for n Touchdown scored By
Callahan in the sixth round. Ace fail
ing to take a count, Hudkins had the
better of the battle. in the opinion of
many fans.
The decision was loudly protested.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
CARDS FARM
OUT STAR
TO s. A.
Won II and Lost Only s
for Team Honus
Mite Managed.

Ed Clough. southpaw sensation Of
the Western Association, who finishod
the 1925 season with the st. Louis
Cardinals, will be a San Antonio Bear
next season.
Arrangements were completed Sat
urday for the assignment of CIough,
whose name is pronounced as though
it were spelled "Clow"-to the Bears
for one season by the Cardinals.
Securing Clough fulfills one of the
first expressed wishes of the new
Bruin manager. HOnus Mite. whu
managed Fort Smith in the Western
Association last summer. Fort Smith
was the club with which Clough made
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
GRIDIRON AT kennedy
PICKED AS SITE FOR
BI-DISTRICT CLASH

kennedy. Nov. 14.--ThiS city has
been selected as the site for the BIZ
district football clash next Friday be-
tween the Robstown Cotton Pickers
and Edna high school. champions of
District 16 and -. Glass b, respec-
lively.
Robstown won the title in the low
er district BY overwhelming the Yves
laco eleven two weeks ago. Edna
high eliminated the last of the Dis
trict 10 contenders by defeating the
Somerset team Friday.
The winner of next Fridays clash
is expected to face either Breckenridge
high school of San Antonio, Glass \
champions of the Eighth district, or
Pearsall high school. Glass b cham
pion of District IA.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
JAKE SLAGLE
PUTS Ellis
DOWN
Tigers Back Includes 81
yard Run Among
Feats.
By DAVIS j. WALSH

International News Service Sports Editor
YALE BOWL, NEW HAVEN.
Conn, Nov. 14.-Thc only thing GER
tain about Princeton's football team
is its bland uncertainty. Pick it to
win and it loses; pick it to lose and
it wins.
The boys gathered around in agitat-
cd circles Saturday afternoon. and
agreed that Princeton didn't have a
chance. Then they watched Prince
ton play Yale, and, with common ac-
cord. tore up their dope sheets and
ate the pieces.
For Princeton, inspired with the
zeal known only to patriots and
prophets, went right out and rode
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
Turkey and Deer
Many Below Border

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Nov. IL
That turkey and deer are plentiful
along the south bank of the Rio
Grande is the report of hunters re.
turning here from that section re-
Gently.
One party Of three hunters spent
two DAYS in the section of Mexico i'm.
mediately south of Matamoros. and
returned with dozen turkeys and
three deer. Other parties have report
ed heavier kills. where they spent
more time in Mexico.
Although Mexico has a new set Of
game laws in force this year. limiting
the game kills in that country, visit
ing hunters are permitted to bag a
reasonable amount of game, and a
large number of them are taking al-
vantage of this privilege.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

a game with the Infantry School team
there in December, instead of play
ing in the usual all-star post-season
contest here.
Henry Pfannkuche. Texas Uniyer-
sity center, has heard from X. L..
Berry. now on the Fort Benning
eleven and last year a guard on the
Texas team, inviting the visit of Il
picked team. Several of Pfannkuche's
teammates this year are DESTROYS OF
making the trip.
Since the Second Division all
stars will wind up their season early,
Christmas and New Years games
have been declared out of the ques-
ton this winter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
IRISH SWIMMER
REFUSES TO QUIT

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-De-
tcctive Sergeant Mike Desmond of the
San Francisco police department will
not take anything from even the ia
nous Royal Northwest "Mounties,"
who have the reputation of always
getting their man." Mike "gets his
man" even when the man in question
is himself.
Desmond has the biggest feet in the
police department and also one of the
stoutest hearts. He entered the Gold
en- Gate swim and an hour and Il
half after the race had started, and
all the officials were going home to
breakfast, it was noted that a swim
mer in green cap was stilling pad
ding along, half mile from shore.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
-Four Southwest
Conference Teams
Still in Race
SOUTHWEST
CONFERENCE
STANDING.

XT. {. L. lost TO Oklahoma
Aggies in a game arranged when
Oklahoma was a conference MEM
Der last year and this defeat
counts in the 1925 standing.
Next games: Friday, Baylor
VS.. st. Wards at Waco (non-
conference. Saturday, Arkansas
VS.. Oklahoma Aggies at Fayette-
vile, Ark. This gas was ar
ranged last year and counts in
Arkansas Southwestern stand
ing). Thanksgiving Day, Texas
VS.. Texas Aggies at College Sta
ton. S. NJ. u. VS.. Drake at
Dallas (non-conference); Rice
VS.. Baylor at Houston. 4. G. L.
VS.. Austin College at Fort
Worth (non-conferencc).
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
ANOTHER TRIUMPH BOOSTS tt J. UP LADDER
Bruins Land Southpa1u
Washington Puts
SkiG Under
California

CALIFORNIA MEMORIAL
STADIUM, BERKELEY, Cal,
Nov. 14.-The University OF
Washington Huskies virtually
cinched the Pacific Coast con-
ference football championship
here Saturday by handing the
California Golden Bears q Z TO
0 defeat, the first conference
beating they have taken in four
years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
ROCKMINSTER WINS
PINLICO CUP RACE

BALTIMORE, Nov. 14.-Rock-
minister won the Pimlico Cup, a handi-
cap with $4,000 added, at Pimlico
Saturday. sHarrovanian was second
and Princess Doreen third.
The race was for three-year-olds
and upwards.
The winners time for the two
and a quarter miles was 3 rs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
LOCAL FOOTBALLERS
MAY ORGANIZE TEAM
TO INVADE GEORGIA

San Antonio football stars who
wind up careers on college gridirons
this fall may organize an all-star team
to journey to Fort Benning, Ga, for
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

record of ~ victories against only
eight defeats. according to figures
available at Bear baseball headQuar-
tiers.
ADVISED ABLES.
Mite consequently knows what the
SOuthpaw can do. and he advised
Harry Ables to grab him, if he could.
in part payment for Danny Clark,
who went up to the Cards at the close
of the past season.
Clough is not only good pitcher,
but n mighty swatter. He whack'ad
the ball at .3T5 clip in the asSocia-
ton. playing outfield when he wasn't
pitching. He finished up several
games as a Cardinal after the asso-
citation season closed and he twirlcd
one complete contest in which he
banged out single. a double and a
triple.
Bill Warwick caught him a coupe
Of times and recommends him.
Manager Rogers Hornsby thinks
Clough needs only a year in fast mi
nor league company to polish him
for major league career Horns5y
VIII nave chance to watch nm de-
velop this spring, since the Cardinals
will train here.
LINES UP KIDS.
Meanwhile, Mite, the new Bear
skipper, is lining up youngsters in
the Pacific Coast Winter League and
will bring half dozen signed con-
tracts with him, he writes, when he
arrives after the minor league meet
ing in January.
An infielder and an outfielder from
Syracuse, in exchange for "Chief'
Mason, may be announced next week.
Syracuse is Cardinal farm" in the
International League. Announcement
of the names of the players the Bears
seek is withheld. pending waivers on
them by the rest of the International
League clubs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
NAVY WINS AT SOCCER.

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. 14.-Navy de
feated Dartmouth at soccer here Sat
urday afternoon by score of two
goals to one.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

over Yale to a 25-to-12 victory in
IL game that ran the gamut of sensa-
tiOnaliSm.
There was, for example, an S1-yard
run by Jake Slagle for a touchdown.
one of the longest in Big Three"
history. There was matter of five
out of eleven passes completed by
Princeton for gain of % yards.
Who threw them?
Go to the head of the class. Hec-
tor.
Jake Slagle.
There was preponderance of
Princeton first downs gained. and
friend Jacob did most of the gaining
aided and abettcd by PrendergaSt.
PROMINENT PARTY.
The impression might be gained at
this iuncture that Slagle was a
prominent man at the stadium Sat
urday afternoon. The writer would
be vastly. depressed if any contrary
impression were gained. The truth
and nothing but the truth was that
Princeton had the old Tiger" fight
ing spirit and a young man by the
name of Jake Slagle cid most of the
punting. passing, running and tack
ling. He might have done more but
he didn't have time.
1t was quite an OCCASION, by and
large. 1t took place during 80
mile-an-hour-gale. and in the presence
of $4,000 persons. incidentally. it
marked the first time since 1921 that
Princeton had crossed the Yale Bowl.
1t also marked PrincetOn's first vic
tory over Yale since 1922.
AS the whistle blew ending the
game the serried ranks in the Prince
ton sections Of the stand broke like
waves and burst over the barriers to
flood the chalk-marked gridiron where
Slaglc, Prendergast, Dignan and Gill
gan had just written with their flying
cleats a brilliant page in Princeton
football history.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
SNAKE DANCE.

Led by the Orange and Black brass
band, the famous snake dance was
quickly organized. Over the cross bar
went the caps of the paraders, as
wild cheers assembled through the
dusk. The dancers and paraders grew
wilder and more numerous minute by
minute. Yale had been beaten. The
savage tiger had elawed the bull dog
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record of ~ victories against only
eight defeats. according to figures
available at Bear baseball headquar-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

Francesl,-La comision de Ha-
cienda de la Camara de Diputados,
ba5o la presidencia de Luis Malvy
ha empezado a examinar el pre-
supuesto para Ell aao pr6ximo cue
Caillarx lie ha presentado antes de
su partida. Es necesario que el pre-
supuesto para 1926 este listo psra
el Ministro de Finanzas crando 6s-
to regrese de Washington, seslin ha
declarado Malyy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

hacienda las funciones de secreta~
rio del Tesoro y el secretario de
la Comisi6n americana de Ia den
da han anunciado una reunion de
la conlisi6n americana para las diez
de la mailana del pr6ximo jueyes.
A esa hora llegara Washington
la mission francesa clya cabeza
Sc halla caillaux.
Fl Presidente le ha pedido
Winston y Myron Herriclz, emba-
jador de Estados Unidos en- Fran
cia que vayan a recibir Ia comision
francesa Nueva York. Daesegner,
embajador frances, tambien ira a
Estados Unidos,
La mission francesa partira inme
ttatamente para Washington, 10
cual le permitira disponer del mier
coles para preparar Ia reunion del
jueves.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
LA EscUADRA INGLEsA sALU-
DA A CAILLAUUx

a bordo del Paris settem-
bre 1s. Gable Frsnces) Los pm
sajeros del yapor Paris, en- que
va Ia delegation francesa de Ia deu
da, han sido despsrtados muy de ma
drugada por los q cafenazos con
Que la escuadra inglesa, en- la Ba-
hia dc Plymouth, salud6 Cal
llaux al acercarse ell vapor a Ia
costa britannica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

CAMBRIDGE, Ohio, setiembre 1s
united Press)-El peri6dico "Jef-
SersOnian'' ha publicado un artfculo
declarando que el Shenandoah ,
march6 con difcultad por dos horas
10 menos antes del desastre, aun-
que sntonces no soplaba ningln
viento mas fuerte de cuarenta mi
Has pOr hora. Declare que los tes-
tigOs Oculares dicen que la luna y
las estrellas Sc veian claramente en-
Ell cielo, senal tnequivoca de buen
tempo, perO que sin embargo en-
esas dos horas Ell Shenandoah" no
recorri6 sino veintid6s millas. Asi
es que de este Sc desprende, segdn
81 peri6dico, q. algin desperfcto te-
MIA el aparatO que motive el desas-
tire, y que 10 hubiese causado aun-
que no hubiese habido una tor
menta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
Sc OPONE AL DESARNE
na que a6 Shenandoah PutOqus ga York aos &c nba S5OOOO
lO dtHe Toxic amS CamdfaS egEaa -M Cne pO Mm CalM
W ng@ sAN

GINEBRA, setiembre Is. (Cable
Franc6s). fngiaterra Sc ha opuesto
cue trate de lleyarse a cabo ell
desarlne general. Sir Cecil Hurst,
en representante en- la Liga de las
Naeiqnes, ha declarado a la Conf
sion del Desarme que serfa un gra-
81 error e dar II mundo la impre
si5ll de que Il ~ ia sonalo II bo-
fa, gRt e mejor aftusr em prndan-
-eia y deiar este asQnto en- manos
ael Conseio ae a Liga
Esra actitud dc Inglaterra ha pro
vocado comentarios sin fin. Algu
nos Green que ella Sc deba en- gran
parte al deseo del Presidente Cool
idge de que Ia Conferencia Sc cele-
1re en- WASHINGTON, Asf, por 10 me
PES Sc hace fracasar la proyec-
iada de lausana.
ia Lga de las Naciones', ha
,leelarado Sir Cecil, mo debe hacer
'1pas esfuerzos est6riles para obtener
e desarme. Todas las naciones Sc
prepararan para e, pero es nece-
sario que elias hagan un inyenta-
rio antes de que la Liga entire en- es-
cena."
Parece ser que el sentimiento ge-
neral en- el seno de la Liga es que
'odo dependera del resultado de la
Gonferencia sobre el Pacto de Sc
guridad que pronto Sc llevara a ca
bo Y a la cual asistira Mussolini a
-menos que asuntos importantes 10
obiigaen guedarse en- Italia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

NUEvA YORK, setiembre IS.
United Press. policia ha
rrestado jose vald6s, Carlos We
gas Juan Coma, Oscar y Carlos Fer
nandoz, todos los cuales dicen ser
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

PARIS, setiembre 49, Gable Fran
ces).-Debido la salida de Cal
llaux para Washington, los asun-
tos financieros de Francia Sc hallan
ahora en- manos de su principal CO.
lega, Luis Malyy, quien 10 acompa-
no al dca a'ierro polftico, acusado
igual que 81. Malvy debe asumir
esa .tarea debido su elecci6n, ell
martes pasado, a la presidencia de
la Comisi0n de Hacienda de la ca
mara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

portorriquefios. Sc les acusa de ha-
-bcr robado en- doscientos aparta-
mentos de la ciudad de Nueva
York. En- su poder Sc han encon-
trado muchos de los articuIos 1uc
Sc suponen robados, los cuales mon
tan a la cantidad de $4,000.
M
Sc oUEMAN EN- TOXIC LA CA
sA DE LOS PAREs Y DE Los
DIPUTADos
or Nh
TOXIC, setiembre 18. OMITTED
Press). Los edifcios en- qre esta-
ban la camara de los Pares y la
camara de los Representatives. han
sido destruidos por un incendio que
SO extendi6 a las conssrucciones
vecinas amenazando con destruir
gran parte de la ciudad.
Ambos edifcios quedaron reduci-
dos a cenizas. Las ,perdidas Sc cal
culan en- tres millones de yer4s. Sin
embargo la perdida que mas Sc sien
te es Il de los archives parlanen-
tarios, por salvar los cuales los
bomberos y las tropas lucharon des-
esperada, peFo inlttlmente ,Fueron
mpy pocos los papeles que Sc con
sigui6 salvar.
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