San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
NORTH FOOLS
BRUINS AS
CATS HIT
WINTERS
Clark's Batting Streak
Broken-At EN-
Again Sunday.

Inc combination or mortimer anu
a North was entirely too much for
Bob Coleman's Bears at League Park
and the Fort Worth Cats
suppressed the home gang by the
score of 10 TO 1.
Lou North, with a north wind at
his back TO give added hop to his
curves and fast ones, doled out four
hits to the team that's leading the
league in batting.
Meyers got single and a double,
Mason single and Rosenthal a sim
gle. Meyers double and Nason's sim
gle came together in the eighth inning
and prevented a shutout
1t will be noticed that Danny
Clark's name is not among the Bear
hitters. After hitting safely ontEI
twice or three times in "a consecUt -
games. Danny failed to get a SAT
Saturday. He can blame big /.
Konetchy for interrupting his string
of swats. Coming up for the last
time in the eighth, Clark sizzled one
down to KOnetchy's right and the
Cat first-saCker speared il with his
bare hand, wheeled and beat Danny
to the sack; pure robbery.
GET is HITS.
Buck Winters didn't have the sue
cess here that he had in that IA
inning game the week before at Fort
Worth. He was punched for fifteen
hits and walked three besides. Sew
eral of the hits were of the infield
variety, notably Davis, but most
were sound smacks.
Stump Ellington did enough dam
age for whole ball team with his
two terrific triples, one into the
teeth of the strong wind almost to
to the 400-foot right field fence on
the first hop. Each brought couple
Of runners home.
Packed stands hoped against hope
until the last that Dynamite Row"
would pop off. II looked in the
eighth as if something might happen
when Meyers bumped the left field
fence for two sacks and Mason
whistled n single into center.
HE BRACES UP.
North has the reputation of being
a seven-inning pitcher, and jake
Atz had two relief twirlers warming
up in case Of emergency. But, when
Konetchy robbed Clark, next up,
North seemed to take a new grip on
the situation. ROSenthal flied out to
Davis and Washburn famed.
Warwick and two pinch-hitters,
Booze and Collins, failed to get the
ball out of the infield in the ninth.
The Cats started off strong. Davis
got an infield hit, Mullen singled to
left, Sears sacrificed and Konstchy
watched on four straight pitches, fill
ing the bases in round one. Palmer
grounded to Gonzales. Mike threw TO
first base instead of to Kahdot, COW
ering second, and a peculiar back
wards double play was started, Pal
mcr being retired at first and konet-
chy run down between first and sec
Ond. But while it was going on, two
runs scored. CurseSl
Koneys single drove one across in
the third after hits by Davis and
Mullen.
STRONG FINISH.
North himself whacked a double
that brought number four across in
the fourth. Edington's single started
the inning. Moore was thrown ont
at the plate in this inning.
Ellington and konetchy did the
rest in the last two innings, Eding-
toms two triples producing four runs
and Konetchy's third single Of the
day scoring two.
The Bears got at 'em again Sun
day, with Mike Collins probably In
the box for the locals and Jimmy
Walkup for the visitors, although Joe
Pate may twirl. Three O'Clock.
Mule Washburn failed to hit again
Saturday but be had a good day
around first base, with two assists
and IA putouts. He saved Kahdot,
the Potawottamie papoose, an error
in the second with a fine leapins
catch.
In the fourth. the Mule had mar
row escape from serious injury. One
Of North's speedballs grazed his face.
uicking an ear. He took his base on
that.
In the seventh inning, Fort Worth
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