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A novel idea is the basis of the an
nual Junior League entertainment
which will be given at the Astor on
January Is. 1t will be called the red
ard gold ball and will contain many
brilliant features.
Last years Spanish feria was a sue
cess, but this years party is expected
to eclipse all previous efforts in origi-
nality and striking decorative effects.
1t will be a supper dance. with tables
in place of boxes around the ballroom
door. Separate tickets will be sold
for the affair and a supper Will be
served In the dining room for the
ticket holders.
Ned Wayburn IS to direct the caba
ret of modernistic dances that WIl
take place at midnight and also in
designing the futuristic red and gold
decora tions. This entertainment by
amateurs will have Il number OF
choruses by this years debutante
members as well as several by last
years members. Unlike the feria
this years ball will use the stage OF
the room, with a runway extending
to the center of the ballroom floor.
A tryout of the debutantes to select
the cast has already been conducted
by Mr.. Wayburn at the Junior
League Club, and other tryouts
of more girls will be held from
time to time. Among the provisional
members who came to the first OF
these tests were Misses Leonie Full
Ter, Rosamond Fuller. Frances Sey.
mour, Bessie Belmont, Polly Pot
ter. Ruth Fahnestock, Claire May,
Helen Ward, Polly Wallace, Helen
Colley, Margaret Hatch, Elizabeth
BENJAMIN, Naomi Douglas. Katherine
Continued on Page Twenty)
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on January %. This is one Of the
smart affairs Of the midseason and
one Of the recognized events of the
social set in New York. 1t Is for the
benefit Of the Christadora Settlenpent
House. Many of the features which
have been arranged for indicate that
the ball will be a notable achieve
ment.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Society is taking much interest in
the plans for the Christadora ball,
which will be held at the Ritz-Carlton
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Continued on Page I
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DANNY CLARK TOPS
H|TTERS FOR SEASON
CONTINUED From Page /. Part g.
BATTING

inning half or better of their gamer
through Wednesday follow:
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Panthers Cinch
at Least a Tie

WICHITA FALLS, Sept. 12.-
Fort Worth's Panther Cats cinched
at least tic on the second half of
the Texas League pennant race here
Saturday afternoon by defeating
Wichita Falls, to 2. The pursuing
Dallas Steers also won and thus re.
manned just ore game behind.
Paul Wachtels pitching and heavy
hitting in the first two innings gave
the Cats their Saturday victory. Paul
allowed only five hits and it was only
in the seventh that the Spudders got
two together. Those two, with a
walk and a sacrifice fly, counted all
the Spudder runs.
Jim Roberts started on the mound
for Wichita Falls but failed to get
through the first inning. Before he
could be taken out he was touched
for three hits and as many runs. Jess
Winters followed and was handed tho
same dose in the second inning, but
was left in and after that went well.
He was taken out for a pinch hitter
in the seventh.
The score:
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HUGE CUP IS TROPHY
IN NEWSPAPER GOLF

Harry Symons staggered as he
approached the sports desk Saturday.
But Harry hadn't been drinking. He
doesn't drink, thank you. Harry was
toting considerable Of a load, and it's
a fact that he isn't used 20 netting
anything around Of much greater
weight than a golf club.
Harry had clasped to his breast
just about the biggest silver loving
cup ever disclosed TO the eyes of a
staff Of hard-wOrking newspaper men.
The immediate comment was that it
would serve as an admirable cuspidor
Harry has stretched a point and
produced SOME trophy for the win
ncr of his second annual newspaper
mems golf tournament.
Also, there are other prizes of lesser
magnitude. There will be prizes for
second place in the first flight. first
and second place in the second flight.
and a suitable reward TO the low
qualifying score. Most of the latter
VIII be composed Of various pieces Of
golfing paraphernalia.
Symons is expecting something like
30 golfers 10 take part this year.
There will be two flights Of 1G or
is entries each. The qualifying
rounds will get under way on Sat
urday, October 3.
Franklin Johnston, member of The
Light staff who won the tourney last
year, is again among the entrants. rs
well as i. X. Mcknight. runner-up.
Following is the complete entry list
so far:
c. J.. Buchanan, W. VI. Mcintosh.
J.. J. Plume. Tom Gish. Dave Young.
Gayle Talbot, Phil McClcary. Charles
Irueter, L. X. Mcknight, Kenneth
Wendler. Harry Burkhaiter. i. J.
Davis, b. Y. johnson. DOYLE Grin.
stead, Joe Estes. Vince Campbell.
George V. Schmitz. W. Stcmm. II.
Hoagland. =. /. Anderson. Marvillc
Gill. Willard Alley. Glen Seng. II.
Ruussell, J. {. Oslin, J. T. Massey.
". i. Baugh. Bob Bennett, "Tookie-
Sheppard and II. Bcaumier.
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SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
FOR VOLLEY LEAGUE

Play in the Yonng Mems Christian
associations new FOURTEEN basket
ball league will start Monday evening,
September IA, with the Bears meeting
the Giants in the opening clash.
Following is the complete schedule ::
September IA, Bears VS.. Giants !;
September 1G, Wolves VS.. Coyotes :;
September 1s, Bears VS.. Wolves; Sep
TENDER 81, Giants VS.. Coyotes; Sep
TENDER %, Bears VS.. Coyotes; Sep
TENDER %, Giants VS.. Wolves; Sep
TENDER IS, Bears VS.. Giants; Sep
TENDER 80, Wolves VS.. Coyotes; Oc-
tober ., Bears VS.. Wolves; October
3, Giants VS.. Coyotes; October z,
Bears vs. Coyotes; October o, Giants
VS.. Wolves.
Personnel of the four teams entered
in the league follows:
Bears T.. Kirby, captain s. limp
son. s. Harris, l.. Keely, II. Lutz, X.
McCampbell, G. Mutt, NJ. Jacobs, w.
Simpson.
Giants: F. Cunningham captain, NJ.
Lipoff, J. Wheeler, J. Horner. G.
Wells. G. Groos, J. Fuller, e. Fred
rick, NJ. ChiIdcrs.
Coyotes o. A. Hill, captain, G.
Thomas, G. Seng. +. Kurtz, G. Maule,
7. Hart, w. Druce, G. IL. Scherwitz,
X. Cahill.
Wolves: F. Scott, captain. W. Berg
strom. J. Rely, J. Kirby, d. Young,
W. Halbig, J. Naylor, o. Crawford,
]. Perry.
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xBatted for Cooney IN seventh.
A.
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BEAR BOX
Totals SO 10 s711
BY Inning

xBatted for Tolar in sixth.
xxBatted for Couchman in fifth.
zBatted for Winters in seventh.
zzBatted for Jennings in ninth.
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Saturdays Results.

Houston 7. San Antonio. s..
Dallas, 10; Shreveport, ..
Fort Worth, z; Wichita Falls, 2.
Waco at Beaumont. wet grounds.
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WASHINGTON
GAINS HALF
A GAME
Athletics Lose One and
Senators Fatten Ad-
vantage Slightly.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 12.ATh

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 12.AThC
Athletics broke even in their Satur.
day double header with the Yankees
today, clubbing 1O.to-6 voctory in the
second game after losing the first, Z
to 2. The Yanks, after their first
game victory, started out for n run
away win by putting over four runs
on Slim Harriss in the first inning
Two juicy errors by Lamar and Coch-
rane and two stolen bases contributed
to their four runs off Harriss.
The Athletics, however, were out for
busy afternoon with the bat. They
came close TO tying New York be
fore the first inning ended. They
knocked Bob Shawkey, the former
Mackman, out of the box in the sec
ond inning, tying the score, then won.
The box scores:
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CALIFORNIA GIANT
CRUSHED BY AUTO

SUMMIT, n. j., Sept. 12.-Chsrles
S. Wells, known as the california
giant a quarter Of a century ago,
when he broke professional bicycle
records, was killed here when he at
tempted 10 stop a friends automobile
from rolling down hill. Wells re-
leased the brakes to let the car roll
away from a pool Of burning gasoline.
The car crushed him when he went
To the front IN an attempt to stop il.
lie was about 20 years old. He for
mcrly was secretary NJ the New Jersey
Automobile Association.
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xBatted for Keesey in third.
xxBatted for Walberg in ninth.
By Innings.
New York ..............100 300 OIL
PhilaGelphia ....,..OOl O10 900
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Tigers, Indians
Divide Twin Bill

DETROIT, Sept. 12.-Detroit and
Cleveland split a double-header here
today, Cleveland winning the first
game in thirteen innings, 4 to 1, and
Detroit taking the second, 3 to .. The
second game was called at the end Of
the fifth on account of darkness.
Whitehill and Karr opposed one an,
other in the opening game and made it
n chucking duel until the final round
when Whitehill weakened. permitting
Cleveland to score three runs. In the
second game the Tigers made but
three hits, but each Of them counted
for n run.
The box scores:
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DEPALMA, UNSCATHED
ON SPEEDWAYS, HURT
In CROSSING WRECK

DETROIT, Sept. 12.-Ralph De
Palma, veteran automobile racer and
]. b. McCauley, engineer for an au-
tomobile company here. are in a local
hospital slightly injured as a result
Of an automobile accident near Flat
Rock, Mich. De Palma suffered n
sprained arm, a wrenched knee and
lost several teeth. The accident occur
red when DE Palma swcrved from the
road at a Detroit, Toledo and Irontcn
railroad crossing to avoid n freight
train.
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P|TTSBURGHS
day NEARER
PENNANT
Banked by Sherdel, But
Stocks Homer Upsets
New York.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 12.-The Cardin-
ais put another brief dent in the
Pirates pennant journey in scoring
their second straight victory over the
first-placers today. 4 to 0. Sherdel
scattered eight hits and did not al
low a runner TO get as far as third
base until the ninth inning.
Blades scored three runs while
Mueller hunted for sacrifices his first
three times up.
A wild pitch scored Blades in the
first, Bottomley drove in Blades with
a single in the third, Thevenow scored
Bell with q single in the fourth, while
Hornsby sent Blades home with
double in the seventh.
A heavy noon rain prevented
double-header and a twin bill will be
played Sunday.
Score:
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xBatted for Fitzsimmons in seventh
xxRan for Groh in ninth.
xxxBatted for Scott in ninth.
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White Sox Take
Double Whipping

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE White
Sox took it on the chin again today.
The scores were 10 to 4 and 6 to .,
and in both Instances the Alabaster
Hose were on the little end.
The Browns COPIED the first game
in the fourth inning when they made
ten great big. fat N.cy runs. Ted
Lyons started this game against Elan
Van Glider. Young Mr.. Lyons was
knocked out in the troublesome fourth
and gave way TO his boon companion
and roommate. Hollis ThurstOn. The
latter was given a terrible lacing ami
before he could get the side out had
to give the job TO Sergeant George
Connally. Two home runs by Jacob.
son had much TO do with the Sox uD
doing in the second game.
The box scores:
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ccpt in the sixth, when his assistants
failed him to the extent Of a run.
and. again in the ninth. when Leo
Hartnett stepped in and woke echoes
IN the ball park with a triple that
scored the other run.
Wilbur Cooper who recently bestcd
Luquc in an clcvcn.inning game at
Chicago, was Il triflc wild, and a
trifle too easy in the pinches but the
errors behind him helped roll up the
score.
The box:
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PITTSBURG HEATERS
TO NEW BRAUNFELS

Pittsburg Water Heaters, runners
up for the City Le.gue championship
and one Of the strongest amateur out
fits in the city, will 20 to New Braun
fels 20 play the Tigers Sunday. Man.
ager Grover Weikel wants 10 arrangr
several Out-of-tOwn games 10 fill in
the rest Of the month.
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Ring, of PhiHies,
Shuts Dat Braves

BOSTON. Sept. 12.-Jim Ring Of
the Pills pitched five-hit ball against
the Braves this afternoon and the
Quafers won, @ to 0. It was the
last National League game of the
year here. The Braves have Jared
poorly against the Pills in their 1925
series now completed, with the Fetch
or men having had lG wins in %
encounters. COOney was assailed for
four hits and three runs before q man
was out in the first inning.
Score.
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xBatted for Mccall in eighth.
zxBatted for McCauley In ninth.
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DALLAS CLUB SELLS
O'BR|EN TO PILLS

DALLAS, Sept. 12.-Walter Nor.
rs, business manager of the Dallas
baseball club, announced Saturday
night that Parry O'Brien, sensational
young center fielder for Dallas club,
had been purchased by the Philadel-
phia team Of the National League.
Purchase price was not announced.
O'Bricn will report next spring.
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FINAL CONTEST
MAY DECIDE
CHAMP ION
Fort Worth and Dallas
Come to Finish
Game Apart.
CONTINUED From Page 1. Part g.

single for the second Bear tally in the
fourth.
Johnny Philips. pinch-hitting for
Couchman, started the final Bear run
around in the fifth on two-bagger to
right. A single by Gonzales got
Philips to third and a forceout at
second enabled him to score.
Another pinch-hitter, Booze. doubled
to start the ninth, but a flyout, a
strikeout and an infield grounder
closed the afternoons entertainment.
1t was kids Day" again and most
of the crowd was composed of yelling
youngsters.
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Senators WaHop
Lowly Red Hose

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. = The
Red Sox babe the national capital fare
well for 1925 by dropping 13-to 3
game to the world champions. Thr
league leaders socked the offerings of
Paul Zanhiser for seven hits and as
many runs, enough to sew up the
game, before he departed from the
slab with two out in the third in
ming. Chester Ross, southpaw, who
followed. was banged for eight hits.
one homer, in the eighth by TEX -
Jeanes, a Senatorial recruit from Bir.
mfngham.
The box. score.
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UMPIRE GOTTEN
TAKES COUNT
At CAME
Mckinley Player Kayoes
Hizzoner-Salesmen
Get Forfeit.

Dell Gotten, boxing referee extraor.
binary and baseball umpire upon &C.
casion, has resolved to stick to pu
gilism hereafter. They wear nice soft
gloves in the ring, but these ball
players don't have any covering to mar
the effectiveness of their fists.
Gotten arrived at his decision lato
Saturday afternoon while he was en-.
gagged in umpiring friendly amateur
game between the Salesmanship Clu5
and the Mckinley Avenue Methodists.
1t happened to be the second game of
a three-game series between these two
teams for the Saturday League cham.
pionship, and perhaps there was
certain tenseness in the atmosphere
around the Public Service diamond.
Shortly before Gotten decided in ia
vor of the fight game, the Statesmen
were at bat in the first half of the
ninth frame, with the Methodists lead.
ing, 4 to 8. Henry Lutz became
bored with his surroundings at third
base and decided to steal home. COT.
fen called him safe, knotting the count
at 4-all-and then the fun began.
BEESON LETS FLY.
The Mckinley Avenue players clus.
tered about Dell, with malice afore:
thought. They appealed to him in a
truly evangelistic manner, insisting
that he see the error of his ways lie
produced an excellent timepiece from
the inner folds u his garments and
announced that the Methodists had ex.
actly one minute to cease their har-
angue and get busy.
Leonard Bceson. Mckinley Avenue
catcher. became disguised about this
time with the turn of affairs, and.
deigning to take advantage of the 90
seconds allotted, swung hard and sure
on the point of Coffen's jaw.
Gotten came too, in the course of
events, and declared the game SorIeitcd
to the Statesmen. 1t was then that H.
vowed his allegiance to the nice BOXING
game.
WEBER STEPS IN.
After the game had been duly for
fcited and the series brought TO one
game each, President J. X. Weber OF
the Saturday League had the boys go
on and play out the inning. Now the
McKinleys claim that playing out thu
game annullcd the forfeiture and that
they are champions.
Another warm Saturday League
meeting, therefore, is in prospect tn
coming week.
Mckinley Avenue put across tally
in their half and demonstrated that
they would have won, to 4, il Bee.
sons fist hadn't become restless.
Lloyd Bell, Salesmanship Club fling.
er, and Pop" Crincr g the Metho.
dists, engaged in regular pitching
duel until the blow-off came in the
ninth frame. Bell. who has warmed
the bench the greater part of the sea
son, held the Methodists to seven safe.
ties, while only eight were gathered
off CTiner.
Who hnX- ncnrn
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Summary
Stocks Homer
Defeats Giants

, NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Milton
i Stock did a mastery stroke of bust
ness at the Polo Grounds today where
the Robins polished off the Giants
: by the score of 3 to /. Stocks homer
with two on accounts for the Dodgers
three runs. The Giants lone tally
was made by Frisch, who valloped
for the circuit.
: Scnrc-
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Totals 81 s27
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CHINESE BOY FIGHTS
WAY THROUGH SCHOOL

Another Chinese boxer is coming
right along. He is bantamweigbt.
boxing with brilliant success on the
Pacific Coast. His ring name II Dave
Au. His correct name is Quong Nu
Au. He attended the University o.
Hawaii for two years and is now Mt
the University of Southern Califor-
mia. His earnings pay for his educa-
zion.
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Miller Hits Three
Homers for Dallas

SHREVEPORT. Sept. 1@.-Hard
hitting. featured by Hack Miller's
three hOmc-runs, two Of them with
men on bases, enabled Dallas TO win
its fourth straight game from Shrevc-
port here today, 10 to 2.
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Summary

Runs, Jameson, Hodapp, cobb, Tave-
ner, Bsssler; two-base hits, Lee, Burns;
thres-base hit. Stoner; left on bases, De-
troll 2, Cleveland 4; bases on balls. off
Specie 2 off Stoner 1 struck out, by
Specie D. by StOner 3: umpires, Dineen
and owens; time, 1908.
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sTUHLDREHER GETS BUSY

bdlltIlths bAEutg AHu IDtItsl
Cash, Adcock, Hurst and Parker.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

Harry Stuhldrehcr, quarterback ~
the famous -Four Horsemen' Of
Notre Dame. will officially start his
coaching career at Villanova COLLEGE,
September 8. lie plans an early start
as the Main Liners open their season
September 26 az Rutgers.
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SUM mary.

Runs, Bauman. Gross. williams ?.
Miller I. Tate. Lind, Hungllng. Come
aux, Stansbury; error, LAndG two-base
hits, Lind, Williams, Hungling, Wis
terzlI, Gross, Thompson: home runs,
Miller. 3 Hungllng, Lind; sacrifice hit,
Bonowitz; double plays. Benton to
COmeaux to Kirke; Gross to Bauman
to Lind; stolen bases, Tate, Lind; balk,
RIvlere 6. off Clark 4, off McCauley Il;
struck out. by Riviere 4, by Mccall /,
by MccauIey /; pitching record, Off
Gleason, hits. runs In innings;
off Clark. hits, runs In 1-3 In
nings; off Mccall, hits. 3 runs In
1913 innings; left on bases. Dallas 7.
Shreveport :. Tlme-2:O3. Umpires-
Coe and Weir.
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Summary

Runs Bailey. Mason, Najo, Mancuso,
Bloxsom, Boggess, Fuller. Barnes 2, Phil
Ups; errors, wirts 2. Tolar, Najo. Bog
CESS, Blossom, Gonzales; stolen base, Ma
son: sacrifice. Baily; two-base hits, Bal
ley. Philips, Boggess, Booe; three-base
hit, Najo; double play, Boggess to Full
Ter to Ellis; innings pitched, by Couch
man G, off Winters 2; runs, off Couch
man 6. off Winters 0; bases on balls. off
Couchman 1, off Winter l. off Jennings
2; struck out. by Couchman 2. by Barnes
8: wild pitch, Jennings; left on bases,
San Antonio ,, Houston Z; passed ball.
Wirts; umpires, O'Hearn and Osborne;
time, 1900
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Runs Bennett, LamOtte. Jacobson ?,
Evans Kane. Fax. errors, shsely. FAX
twO-baEs bits. Robertson. Barrett. Mos.
til: home runs. jacobson ?: sacrifices
Robertson ?, Glard: double plays, Bar,
rctt 20 Shelley, Kane 20 Barrett 10 shee.
ly: left on bases. Chicago Z. 81. Louis
bases 90 balls. or Edwards 2. off Con,
ualiy I struck out. by Edwards .. by
Giard p hits. off Edwards . In 5 In.
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DALLAS MOUNDSMAN,
PENCE, RECOVERING

SHREVEPORT. La. Sept. p
Russell Pence, Dallas pitcher. stricken
with ptomaine poisoning on the train
en- route here Thursday. was greatly
improved at local hospital Satur.
day.
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Runs, Irvine. Daggett, English. Chow
ming, Massle, Catcher, Weiss. Lutz, Nay
Tor; errors Massie. Irby. Lutz ?, HALL
day: two-base hits Irvine. English, Whit
aker 2; three-base hit Satcher; stolen
bases. Chowning 2. Lutz. Whitaker, Nay
Tor: sacrifices. Irby, LutZ, REGAL, whit
aker; struck out, by Criner 6, by Bell /
base on balls. off Criner !, off Bell 2:
left on bases. Statesmen 4, Mckinley 6;
double playa, Bell to Regal to ]. Lam
drum, Lutz TO LandrUm, Daggett to Mas
sic to Irvine: Wild pitches. BY Crintr 2;
time. 1855; umpires, Gotten and Koyo-
wicz.
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1Bstted for vangHaer In, third.
Summary

Gbatted Tor Nangllder In third.
BY Innings.
St Louis .............OO0 1000 O0O-iO
Chicago ............13O 900 900 !
summary.
Runs, Bennett. Lamotte. Slsler ?, ia
cobson 2, McManus. Robertson, Evans.
Danforth. MostiI. Falk. Barrett. Kamm:
errors. Barrett. Kamm: two-base hit
Barrett: Gacrlfices Kane. Hooper Ben
nett, jacobson: double plays. Kane TO
Barrett to Sheely. AcManus TO Lamotte
TO sisler: left on bases. st. Louis 2. Chi
caso , bases on balls. off VanEllder 3.
off Lyons 2. cff ThurEton /. off Con-
nalIy 3; struck out. by Danforth ?. BY
Conally ] hits, off VangiIder ? in ?
Innings off Danforth . in innings. off
Lyons. in ID innings. off Thurston
in 1-3 inning. off CoRally In 10
inningE; hit b. pitcher. by Thurston ia
motteJ: passed ball. Dixon: winning
pitcher, Danforth: losing pitcher. Lyons;
unnpIres, MorlarIty, Rowland and Nc
GOwan; time. 900.
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Saturdays Results.

New York. rs; Philadelphia, 2-1o.
Washington, Is; Boston, 2.
st. Louis. 1876; Chicago, AZ.
Cleveland, AZ; Detroit, Ia.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
SATURDAYS ResnIts.

Oklahoma City, 6; Tulsa, 0.
Lincoln, 4; Omaha, 3.
Des Molnes. s: Denver. Z.
Wichita, Sc; st. Joe, ST..
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Saturdays Results

Reading. s.; Providence. o.
Baltimore, 10; jersey City. 10
Syracuse at Toronto, rain.
Buffalo at Rochester, rain.
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Summary.

Runs. Eichrodt, Lee, J. Sewell, Burns.
Manush. Jameson. HodapD; two-bsse
hits, Heilmann. Elchrodt, Haney, Burns
Lee; three-base hits. Tavener 3; sacri-
fees, WingO, Karr; double plays, Lee 10
Myatt. Tayencr to Blue, Wingo to Bass
Ter; left on bases, Cleveland II. Detroit
8: bases on balls. off Whitehill 4. off
Karr s. struck out. by Whitehlll 6, by
Karr 2: umplres, owens and Dineen;
time, 1850.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
A,IERICAN AssOCIATION.


Minneapolis. 3: Kansas City 1.
st. Paul, 8: Milwaukee, z.
Louisville at Toledo. rain.
indianapolis at Columbus. rain.