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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Arabian Wins
Feature Race
at Bowie Track
Reparation. Faycriie, Given
Poor Ride by Jockey Wash;
Latter Suspended for
Meeting.
BY 0'NEu SEWER.

~ OWE, Md, April S.-Arabian
X paying a little better than ) to
- l. Won Bowie's feature race, the
Princeton handicap. a dash Of one
mile and 20 yards, this afternoon be-
fore a crowd of 5000. most of whom
had bet on Reparation. The Colonel
Fennie colt raced to his best form,
or maybe a little better than his fig
ures. Nevertheless he was aided and
abetted by one j. J. Walsh. the rider
of PREPARATION.
Repar,tiOn stepped away from
the barrier in front and assumed n
lead of a couple of lengths going TO
the first turn. As he entered the
back stretch Walsh rose in his stir
rups and rode out the race in per-
pendicular posture with six or
seven inches Of daylight between
himself and the saddle. IT he had
dropped on the back Of the Trojan
horse. which was trying TO run.
Reparation could hardly have failed
TO step on to the easiest of victor
les.
Both Arabian, fairly capable
platter that had won last week, and
Red Wingfield, caught him In the last
sixteenth. Bruins, the second choice.
and The Poet We're beaten rather
badly.
The Princeton and six other fairly
good races We're run over a dry, but
deep and choppy track in slow time.
The weather was warm, almost sum
merlike.
The stewards suspended Walsh for
the meeting for his ride of Repara.
ton
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match, said today.
This match will bring together
Tiempsey's outstanding challenger
Wills. and a veteran heavyweight
whose rapid rise to fame was stimu-
lated by his decisive point victory
over Luis Angel Firpo.
Fugazy said he was negotiating for
n bout between Harry Greb, world 5
.ralddleweight champion, and Mickey
Walker, welterWeight king, as an
other attraction on the same card.
Dave Shade, Pacific coast welter-
!! weight. whose challenge Walker was
Jorced to accept before he could be
.sreinstated by the state athletic COM
Anission, is said to be willing to step
rside in the event he is guaranteed
a match with the winner.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
TECH HIGH SECOND
SQUAD WORKS OUT

Coach Hubbard's Tech High second
sqdad baseball team went through
it's second workout of the year Tues
ddy night on the Tech field. More
than 40 men are trying for positions
onsthe team.
Prospects for turning out another
good team this year appear good ac.
cording TO Coach Hubbard. All reg
ulaTs from last years squad are
playing on the first team. There are
a hlnber Of new men trying for the
team that appear just as good as the
regulars.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
BERGER RECEIVERS
FROM AUTO WRECK

Mineral Wells. Tex, April Joe
Berger. manager OF the Denver club
of the Western league. who suffered
a fractured and wrenched back in an
automobile accident Sunday nigh.
was able TO be up today. He will
leave with the team wednesday for
exhibition games at Muskogee, and
Okmulgee.
Berger will probably be out of the
game for two weeks, President An
fenger stated today. Several other
members OF the club who were slight.
ly injured will not likely be out over
a week and viii be able To play in
the opening game at Wichita, Kan,
Anfenger said.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
TECH HIGH TRACK
SCHEDULE MADE

Coach White. Tech High track
coach, has arranged his schedule for
his track team. The Techsters will
take part in six meets the coming
year. Three OF the events are dual
meets. and the others are open meets.
A team may be sent to the Drake re-
lays, but it is still undecided at the
present time.
The track schedule Is as follows:
coaDr,I APRIL MIR. lgfoTmai s.qs dual NEE, with
April 1s Dual mset with sidney. here.
kpril %. Lincoln here ldoubtfui1
May 2, Relay meet at Council Bluffs.
MAJ .. state meet at Lincoln.
Nav -. CffV meat
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"sheik" was game and fought with
a heart of steel until the final bell
but Hudkins Was always his master
Ace outsmarted. out-boxed and out
sueged Benjamin, and had him
nearly out in the sixth round.
The fight proved to be the fastest
10.round bout ever held at Vernon
and drew the largest crowd in the
history OF the Coliseum.
Referee Harry Lee caused p wild
demonstration when he failed TO
count AS Benjamin rested oil his
knees i'm the sixth round. Lee
claimed the Stockton fighter was
thrown and allowed him time to
arise.
Hudkins claimed the referees fail
ure to count cost him a knockout
Benjamin was badly punished about
the body and face. his right eye being
tightly closed for five rounds.
The Nebraska Ace Immediately
after the fight issued challenge to
any lightweight in the world.
The battle WAS more or less an ever
affair until the sixth session Ther
Hudkins cut loose and struck viii
all the flerceness Of cyclone. Il
was in this round that he proved
where he got the monieker of The
Nebraska Wildcat" To start with
Hudkins put over two hard rights to
Benjamin's head and came right back
with a hard right that closed Ben
jamin's right eve. No doubt Benja.
min was stunned and he fell into 4
elinch. But Hudkins saw his chance
was at hand and sent vollev Of
rights and let's to Benjamin's stom.
ach and another hard one to the
head.
As they broke BENJAMIN reeled
backward and went down to the
canvas without blow from Hud-
kins. As he fell the second line of
rope caught the back Of his neck
and snapped his head. The accident
added TO Beniamin's misery. Ref
cree Lee started TO count ever Ben.
iamin, but decided the hoy had
fallen and instead of giving him
the count assisted him 10 his feet.
But as soon as Benjamin WAS
squarely on his legs Hudkins start
ed chasing him around the ring
and was landing lefts and rights at
the gong.
In this round Benjamin proved he
WAS n game little battler and would
hang on to the end.
With the start Of the seventh
Benjamin had regained his senses
somewhat and tried TO hold his own
with Hndkins. rs he did for the last
three rounds. Several times Benia-
min did his utmost to stage a come
back. lie used his powerful right
time and again. but Hudlsins, tough.
strong and rugged. took il all and
came hack for more.
only one round was given to Ben
iamin-the third. Hudkins was civ.
en- the first and all the others begin
ming with the sixth. with the second.
fourth and fifth being even.
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GUARANTEES WIN
$68 IN A. B. c. MEET

Buffalo. y. r. April THE Guar
antee Fund Life quintet of Omaha
holds the honored position OF 4stf
place on the first prize list covering
the fve-man event in the America :
Bowling congress, Just concluded
here. There were !. coo teams con-
peting in the fve-man clashes and the
, .so9 Of the Omaha quintet won IL the
substantial prize Of SIS from the cof-
fers Of the A. Is. c.
The Nebraskans also figure in III.
individual and doubles prize lists.
which will be released lster this week.
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SIGNS
FOR VASPER Go

Jimmy Slattery. Buffalo middle
weight. Who twice has conquered the
Bridgeport slugger. Jack Delaney,
has been signed for n six.round bout
against Jack Nasper of Wheeling.
W. Va. IN lhaea. y. y. next Mon
day night 1t Will be Slattcry's first
appearance since he scored a tech
meal knockout over the veteran
Augie Rather In Boston recently.
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Newcomers
TO ~ ~
MsternA
Leaguesws.1lAl! = IL!
EDW ARD HA>DIEy.

Third hnsemnn, Denver.
Horn. San Francisco Cal. May -. 1900
Height, feet 1otg inches. Weight, l7l
pounds
Bats right handed Throws right.
Clubs IN 1921. Denver. Springfield
Western Association, and Decatur, Three
league
First engagement Victoria. Pacific In
ttrnational League. 1921.
Clubs since Then--Augusta, South Al
lnntic association, 1922. Houston. Tesa'
league. 1sza; Decatur, iss3-is2t; Denver
and Springfield.
College Rccord.-Grsdusts Of ~. Ia
nstiua. San Francisco. where he psrtlci
pated In three sports: baseball. foothal
and track.
ie2. Record tpenver) 10: sl
bat. as5. runs. ~. hits. 20: doubles, ~
triples, q home runs. z sacrifices. 7
stolen bases. hating average. 2iT; pu,
outs. 81. assists. 49, errors, II field
ing agarara. 9l2.
Record with neratur-4t.amrs, IL o.
bat. 1t7 runs. II. hits. ~. doubles. 3,
trinier. home run. T. sacrifices. 4
stolen bsses. 2 hitting aversge, sas rri
cuts 81: assists. al errors. IL; neldins
Rscord with Springfield Games. IA
At bat. SIS. runs. hits 90 doubles,
hcnis runs. 2. stolen bases 4 batting
average ana Put outs. - assists. a.
arrore. 1. fisldipE average. .siA
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Negotiations for Feather
Title Bout Discontinued

New York. April Negotiations
for the featherweight title match be-
tween Louis (kid kaplan and Edou.
ard Mascart OF France, which had
been tentatively arranged for Madison
Square Garden on May 5, as the final
attraction for the historic arena, have
been discontinued.
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tract to fight when he came to the
coast but that no move had been
made in the matter until the Nebras-
ka lightweight fought his way Into
the big money" OF coast rings.
Hudkins manager said that ne had
turned down a proposal for The Ne
braskan 10 meet Jack Silver in San
Francisco in the near future. lie
declared that Hudkins needs
months rest.
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TIA i'll ANA.

Prs rae Purse 400. .-ysaf.oid al
shssts kihs 'ssishs iiS fsEislos, 7oo so go
saniaron. Ito tGriffinl ........1s.so $50
Msimeni Des. lIs eBaker) -..#...-.'- :. ee
Rroaeo Girl HAPPY Eisss ssf'Vn SarOiHs hanfsss Rose
Dos e. .Aloorsk, Minnie Bomha. What's
second rsce. Purse 500. s-ysar-olds
and an, up, claiming, 81 fnriongs:
Runleg 100 lsehaffes1 ..-..s.ae 80 30
rinie: las as. Irish Res. Castle
S.emn a t,ds Rs'enYins Ra,,sn The co,onsl
Choir master. Yorkshire Relish also ran.
Third race. Five and one-haR fur
Longs .s-year-eids and up claiming
Mareheis. 81 tHoaslandl .1ste 30 see
xSeths .Alibi. IL tsingletoni.. 80 7..e
Time; l;e9. chasta springs, xJaok Lee
xAf sWhite boots. xLittie Agnes and
Fourth race. Five and one-h half futisngs.
t.tsaf oids snd pp claiming purse. seee
Marie Maxim. inz tsehaefferl
Rarrllkane. loo ,Mortenson, ....s,e sso
kifkrood 1es tcorhettl ..-.. $500. Is. Se
Thought. Na Wonder Fan q Fun. Ths
Rnss Akin. ruha ana Romuiu. also ran
FIFTH race. Nile and sixteenth. claim .
ms s-year plds and up purse tsoo:
fsn5ersss i1 ,n'Nf les ,rl.,os, 'e ss Zee
csnnts. 100 lRernl .-... ....-.ss...|. s.se
Time: 1tte. Aillire. oarvinner. Poor
puss Mannikln II. SIR John Nersne, Louis.
Insurance. jolly Bonita also ran
Sixth race. Nile and = sixteenth. claim
ine t-Near@oids and w; purse, ssan:
Scareerow IL &c InsenA 4asn itsn 60
Itkeh, iee tNonnFl .......... 80 toe
June Fly iel tMortensenA ......4s...S = 90
~ Tim. ~ Il IoRlot War Zone, Haiu.
CrnHern also an.
seventh rsee. Handicap: surlongs
nutse. sieon. a..car. olds and Mns
swing Nlnur. l1n iNrlffnA 90 nn 50
Dom n8uue i1n tFarnezA ...l. SO so
NJ ReNeric la tElllsA ....s.4...r a.
Tine 'te A.. Rork neather peputY.
Al uVcr, Raneiathe. Nasqucs Right On
Time also ran
Eighth fec. Mile. claiming. s-sear-
oiaS and uns purse. sfan.
NJ shasta. ies tSyiNin1.. 500 s.tn +, go
- nef. lNa o.. Johnson ........s 90 see
Aneauiver iea tGritfinA..... s..s.....s ~
Ti1uei q, caulavIsta. the Lamb,
hright idea. Ts Seth and Popshot also
ran
Ninth race; "a furiongs. claiming: a.
year ehls aud mp purse. 500.
Convent. los lGrifflnl .s..sto $50 : 50
kilauea ti2 fhlstonl .........a.o = 90
Home Run. iaa tSmithA .............6 so
1imc. .eS Ia Peg .. Smart Horse.
pnmar Shasta Limited, Ike Harvey. Let
tor l. also ran.
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late May. providing the match is
signed.
NcTigue. the world Eight heavy
weight champion, recently told the
commission he would accept defis
as they came to him.
While boxing prospects for the
metropolitan area this summer We're
becoming brighter hourly announce
ment was made that Edouard Mas
carts American manager had de-
manded too large a percentage for
an indoor test with the featherweight
champion, Louis tKid) Kaplan of
Meriden. Conn. Promoter Tex Rick
ard suspended discussions.
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Also the way
is open to a bat
tie with Mickey
Walker. the vel
terweiglht king,
and Dave Shade
of California. If
this is arranged
in time, Mickey
will be permit
ted to trade
drives with the
best among the
middle weights,
Harry Greb Of
Pittsburgh at
the Italian milk
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kilmartin, who has a heart OF steel.
etc. announced that Ace (thats his
Christian name) Hudkins had been
barred from Nebraska rings indefi-
nitely because. it is said. Mr.. Hudkins
violated a contract he had with Harry
Reed, and committed acts contrary to
the best interest of legalized fighting
here or any other place.
Tuesday night in Vernon. Cal, Hud-
kins hoisted his stock a a lightweight
pugilist when lie decislvely defeated
Joe Benjamin. the champ af Califor-
mia, in n 10-round main event bout.
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Slribling Wins Decision.

Augusta. Ga.. April T.--Yonug
Strihling of Atlanta tonight won the
referees decision over Hugh Walker
of Kansas city in io.round bout.
The Georgian was the aggressor
throughout the fight, although Walk
er at times pushed hard.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Evans Still Member
of Umpire Staff

Chicago. April s.-Ahscnee of the
name OF "Billy' Evans. chief Of starr
OF the umpires in the Aemrican
league from the list of arbiters as.
signed for the opening games Tuesday
was explained tonight by Ban John
son. president of the league johnson
said Evans was still n member OF his
staff and would get his assignments
later.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Ramblers Want Pitchers.

Any good amateur pitcher under
Is years old who wants 10 play With
a good fast junior team should call
Manager Bob" Raburek of The Gih-
son Ramhlers al Atlantic 4aSS. The
Ramhlers are badly in need Of two
GOOD hufiefs
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Dempsey Only Champ on "0uts" With
New York Boxing Commission

EW YORK, April
Slack Demp-
sey stands alone
in the "eold
bleak" California
sunshine while
the rest OF the
worlds pugilistic
champions warm
their toes at the
fireside of the
New York state
athletic commits
sion.
Mike McTigue,
Mickey Walker
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Suspend Hudkins
in Nebraska

he" "Nebra ska Wild
cat" Ace Iiudkins.
may be the world
and all to his
mother, and the
ightweiellt cham.
pion OF the Pacific
coast. but to the
Nebras ska sta I e
boxing commits.
sion he Is just one
lad who IS on the
outside looking in
This morning
State Boxing Com
missioner J o h n
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
HANCOCK TOCOACH
GREELEY ELEVEN

Greeley, Cello. April The ap.
poiniment OF John Hancock. Univer-
sity OF Iowa football star. as assist
ant coach Of the Greeley Teachers
college football squad was announced
today. Hancock will have charge OF
line candidates. He has played one Of
the tackle positions on Iowa for the
last three years.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09

and Johnny Dundee were welcomed
at the hearth yesterday and pledged
TO do whatever the own
ers Of the New York "house of box
ing" desired if they could just re-
main inside
Gene Tunney, American light
heavyweight champion. and Tommy
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
ADxHRrIsENF>r.
For Stiff Joints

Pharmacists say that when
other sc-cslled remedies fail JOINT.
Ease Will succeed.
I; for Joint ailments orly-thst il
WHY YOU are advised 10 Use Il for sore
painful. infsued. rheumatic Joints
Joint Ease limhers up the iein;s-is
clean and penetrating snd quick re
suits are ssSureG-SiNts cents a tube
at the sherman 4 Mcconnell nrUs
CO. and druggists everywhere.
Always remember. hen Joint Ease
Sets in Joint agssny gets oui-auick.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09

letic commission,
as reported in
news dispatches
today from Lin
coin, Neb.
Rooney said he
believed the ac-
tion was taken
because Hudkins
:. Jumped con
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
HAUSER, ATHLETIC
BREAKS KNEE CAP

Philadelphia. April Joe Hauser,
frst baseman of the Philadelphia
Athletics, broke his kneecap in the
first inning of todays exhibition game
With the Philadelphia Nationals He
viii probably be out the remainder
of-the season.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Knight I,limintcd.

pinehurst. n. G., April S.--troj "
Knight, present title holder. was elm
mated In the first round of the an
nual United North aud South Anna
teur eolf tournament here to-day by
Parker W Nhlttomore, medailst one
up. ID holes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
larry Wills and Charlie Wnert Meet Today Sign for 5Rod b
Ace Hudkins
Not Worried
Over Suspension
Manager of Nebraska Light
weight Isn't Taking Much
Stock in Ruling of Com
missioner kilmartin.

April s.-Willie
Rooney. manag ger of Ace
Hudkins, lightweight fight
er, said that he did not
take much stock in the
suspension of Iiudkins by
the Nebraska State Ath-
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Dorcas Street Merchants
After Amateur Games

The Dorcas Street Handlers. an
Independent baseball team Is looking
for games with any amateur team In
the city. out OF town games are also
wanted.
Games can he arranged by calling
paul GibIllsco at Walnut Sa9g.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Vernon Promoter After
WilIs-Codfrey Bout

Vernon, Cal, April S.-Jack Doyle
fight promoter, announced last night
that he is negotiating with Paddy
1Itilien, manager of Harry Wills. the
negro heavyweight, for match be.
tween Wills and George Godfrey
here In June.
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Hudkins beat Ben
jamin so badly and
caused such an
upheaval In box
Ing circles that
news of his vic
tory spread like
wildfire through
out the country
Iiudkins hardly
had time to dor
his street clothes
T Il sd a Y night
after his bout
when word was
sent ca stward tina /
the ~ G b r a s k !
w lid c n l. wa
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Exhibition Games

Memphis Tenn. April g. n. u y.
~ isoplN iNtt...- -'sssss.ssss's ~ "
fHstterieH-nush and Dixon. Morton,
hiannn np and kindworth Yarssn.
Knoxville, Tenn. Apll g. 4. = r.
Perof - ;'-t.tt..st.t. .
KNOXVILLE "a. P .b.....s.....ss..s
Batferies-Wells. Dotle and N nuuuli,
Bsssicr; X. Jones. Bishop, hounsblood
.nd Schmidt.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09

take n real tonic
food such rs
Father J o h II 5
Medicine. which
tones M the
system hv build.
ing new flesh
and strength and
not hN false
stimulation or
drusEinx. lse
if,cratHr that
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Twelve Games on Schedule.

Dubuque. Ia. April s.-Twelve
games are on the Columbia college
baseball schedule, announced today.
The 1924 team which won the west.
ern interstate title Is practically
Intact
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Will Hold Go
in New York
on June 10Th
Promoter of Match Angling
for Harry GrebMickey
Walker Scrap for Same
Program.
Program.

CIV YORK, April 8.
Articles for the
15l. o IL n d match
b q I W e G n Harry
Wills. negro hea-
vyweight, a n d
c II a r lie " einert
of Newark at the
Polo Grounds on
June 10 for the
benefit of the Ital-
ian hospital fund
will be signed to-
morrow. Humbert
j. Fugazy. pro.
m o [ e + o { [ h c
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Gibbons of st. Paul, challenger,
will stage their bout at the Polo
grounds here June IL. by the COM
Missions consent.
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IT YIkNG
dhAMn1W1r
80 MEMS

Cleveland. April s.--Homer SUNNI.
Cleveland Indians outflelder. suffered
broken nose at New Orleans Tuesday.
While walking across the infield he was
struck by a ball thrown to the plato by
Third Baseman Walter Lutzke. His in
juries win keep him out OF the game Al
lenst week.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Ace Hudkins
Beats Benjamin
in Ten Rounds
Nebraska Wildcat" Gives
Stockton sSheik" Worst
Beating of His
Career.

Ace Hudkins, Ne
braska Wildcat,
was today the Paci
fic Goa st lig ht
weight champion
following his de
cisive 10-round vic
tory Zov e + Joe
Ben janin, Stockton
'sheik, y in the Yer
non coliseum here
last night.
1t was the worst
beating of Benja'
MINIS career. The
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09

OT. PAUL. AIinn.-Terry McGov
ern, former worlds festherweight
~ champion. is on the verge of
nervous breakdown. due. hi. doctors
say. 10 overworlz, excitement, and con
stant travelling in connection with his
theatrical engagements
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From The Omaha Be, Files

r INCOLN, Neb.-"Pa" Rourke 8
Omaha Rangers made things in
- teresting FOR the Chicago Ma
tional league baseball club in an ex
hlhition game played here until tn.
eighth inning, when the Chicagoan.
started a bombardment which spelled
eventual defeat. Chicago won, Il
q. Omaha held l 10 lead for five
innings.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Cleveland. o.. April s-That Cleveland

has at least one pitcher who IL ready to
start the season was indicated at New
ORLEANS yesterday when sherry smith. vet.
eran southpaw. held the Peiicans 10 four
hits in six innings. Smith has allowed
only five hits and has not issued q pass
in IA innings. His batting also was far
tot in the Indians 10 D victory. having
oot aimed two triples.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Former Indiana
Grid Star Joins
Ranks of "Pugs" p"

~UICAGO. April y. - Frank
uukcl iIanny, captain ~ the
y Indiana university football
eleven IN iass decided today 10
make hid for fame n n profes.
sional boxer. Iiapny. Who weighs
100 pounds aud II over six feet tall.
expects 10 make his debut within
two months NJ Aurora. H.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-09
Pacific Coast League

Les Angeles April & r. Il. Z,
Portland .................
Los Angeles .-....-....-.....
Rs-ferfer-Hzstr Rachzc xrd C-cscN
Payne and Spencer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
Tourists Play Croquet in
Travis Park and Boost
Our Sunny Cline.

L r-r-r.
Icy blasts may howl, snow may
swirl and biting winds nip fingers and
noses in the North. but these things DO
not trouble the visitors in San Al-
tonic.
Far away from the billiards sweep
ing the plains Of Minnesota, Nebraska
and the Texas Panhandle, beneath
brilliant, warm sunshine, three of the
advance guard Of tourists, enjoyed SAT
Antonio's Incompatible climate in a
game of croquet at Travis Park, Mon
day.
These three were J. W. Bryant. If
Minneapolis: W. II. Stinson. of Fair
bury, Neb., and II. c. Atchison, of
Kinds, Texas.
Park Commissioner Ray Lambert
granted permission for the game in
the park and the nucleus of the Tour
lists Club hopes later TO persuade the
commissioner to permit "barnyacd
golf'' to be played there also.
I'VE are, we believe, the first of thg
snowbirds," said Mr.. Bryant, "aud
you bet we are glad to be here away
from the ice and snow at home. San
Antonio for me every time. We have
organized ourselves. the three of us,
into Tourists Club and are going
to form a Croquct and Horseshoe
Pitchers League among the visitors
to the Alamo City.
Commissioner Lambert courteously
granted us permission to play croqu't
in Travis Park and later we hope to
enjoy barnyard golf, too
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
COLONEL MITCHELL
TO DO SOME RIDING
AFTER ARMY TRIAL

When the War Department gets
through riding" Colonel Billy Mitch
ell he is going TO do n little riding
himself-in San Antonio, according to
letter received by the secretary of
the San Antonio Saddle Club Monday
from Washington.
The letter was in acceptance of an
invitation sent him by the saddle club
to become a member and director of
the organization. The distinguished
colonel said he did not know where
his place of residence would be but he
intends to spend the winter in San
Antonio.
Besides being an expert in riding
airplanes the colonel is an expert OH
riding horses, the secretary of the
club said.