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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
MISS WE|LBACHER
LEADS ST. JOHNS

The st. Johns Lutherans, entrants
in the Girls Commercial Basketball
league, have elected Miss II. weilbach-
er, guard, as captain. Miss We'll
bacher was chosen as leader Of the
team because Of her fine showing in
the two league games played so far.
Captain Weilbacher is one Of three
sisters who play On the st. Johns
sextette. Lena, youngest Of the trio,
is developing into a capable forward,
while 10 is regarded as one Of the
best jumping centers in the city.
The St. Johns team. as it has nov
been lined up by Coach Harry MurA.
kami. is composed Of Misses II. Wei.
baeher, Englehardt. Franklin and
Tasto, guards; 10 Weilbochcr, Elsie
Kruger and V. HassmaD, centers: J.
Weilbacher, EhlO, Hartman and Wolfe
forwards.
St. Johns Is anxious to Arrange
games with any team not IN the Com
mercisl league. Gail Miss II. Wei
baeher at Croeaelt 334.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
SUNDAY SOCCER
OFFERINGS
CLASSY

Two soccer matches, both of I'M
usual interest, enable the followers OF
the newly-revived kicking game here
to pick and choose Sunday. r.
At Fort Sam Houston, in the sta
dunn, the Second Division soccer elev'
en-, in a commanding position localiT
following its victories over the Inter
nationals and St. Johns Seminary,
will try to add the Mexico Club to its
list of victims. The match starts at
3 o'clock.
At the same hour, in San Pedro
Park, the Rangers, newest OF the local
senior teams, will tangle with the san
Antonio Internationals. 'Tangle' is
word used advisedly. Considerable
rivalry has been aroused between these
teams by wordy clashes, and the Ran
gers are just as anxious to take the
measure OF the Internationals and the
"Ints" are to prevent the Rangers
from doing so.
The possible lineups for the two
games, admission to both of which will
be free, follow:
Army: wegsund, goal; jackie and
Mitchell, fullbacks Davidson, Hesford
and Robertson, halfbacks; McLaugh-
lin, Lavery, Courtney, Peckham and
Fox, forwards.
Mexico Club: Perez, goal; Julian,
Viesca; fullbacks Davila, NJ. Charles,
Lopez, halfbacks; Ransom, IL.
Charles. Macias, Alcala and Aguilar,
forwards.
Internationals Lutz. goal; Baker
and yillareal, fullbacks; Antunano,
Smith and +. Wheeler, halfbacks
Crossen, McGinnis, X. Wheeler, Peua
and Foster, forwards.
Rangers: Tormy, goal; Thorton,
Tins, fullbacks; Campbell, Foster,
Reifel, halfbacks; Wilson, VIM
bourne, Crawford, Holiday, Mumford,
forwards.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
uelue Hours Sleep Rogers Hornsby Secret Of Success
Prince Works
A Pin Boy in
Bowling Alley

CHICAGO, Dee. 1s.-There
is . bowling alley in Chicago
that boasts Of q real prince as
one Of its pin boys.
And he's . good pin boy.
Also, he's the same color ~
the rest Of the pin boys. II not
blacker.
His name in this country is
Charles G. Blooah. In Liberia,
where he is known ~ Kaiwillis
Geequammus Ghubds, or Great
Giant Of the Tiger Skin. they
are waiting for him to complete
his studies at the University Of
Chicago before coming home to
help rule the country.
Liberia isn't wealthy and
Charles G. Blooah has to work
his way through college in the
United States as q bowling alley
pin boy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
Unique Thoroughbreds
Attract Much
Attention.

San Antonio dog breeders can claim
more distinction for local caninehood.
The city boasts the largest litter
Of thoroughbred dogs and also the
longest.
The largest is the family Of Orna
Won Obscherbach, German police dog.
belonging to the Rothmans OF 400
Roosevelt avenue. and the longest is
the family Of Queen, dachshund. own
ed By Mr.. and Mrs Eddie Anderson
and their daughter. Dorothy, of 713
North Medina street.
Orna is the champion breeder Of
Texas. Her parents were imported
from Germany and she is only two
years old, but her last litters have
numbered u and Il fuzzy pups. re-
spectivcly. The sire Of the pups is
Lukes Won Neuland, $500 dog own
ed By Former City Detective Schoen.
stein.
The only other dog known 10 have
y puppies was a cousin to Orna.
The dachshunds, favorite old breed
of the Germans. attract. much atten-
tion in the AnkerSon yard. Placed
end on end, the five youngsters of
Queen, and the one member Of her
previous litter that the family kept
named Mickey, would make fine link
sausage. They are unusually lively
and smart.
Mickey sleeps outside the kennel
door at night and Keeps the little fell
lows from crawling. rolling or falling
out. IL one happens 10 escape. Mickey
herds him back into the fold.
The owners Of both filters have pa
pers galore on their dogs. That the
writing is all in German makes il
look that much more official.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
SUNDAY SCHOOLERS
PLAY EIGHT GAMES

Eight games will be played in the
three divisions Of the Sunday School
Basket Ball League next week, two IN
the senior division, two in the inter.
mediate, and four in the junior. AL
games will be played on the Y. NJ
c. A. court.
The senior division will play Tues
day, when St. Marks meets the
Laurel Heights Methodists, and the
Calvary Bsptists play the Travis Park
MethOdists.
Games in the intermediate division
are scheduled for Wednesday, Pros.
poet Hill PresbyteFians VS.. Trinity
Methodists, and Grace Lutherans vs.
Mckinley Avenue Methodists.
-Four games in the junior division
on Saturday will bring together St
Marks rs. Travis Park, First Pres,
byterian w. South Side Christians
Grace Lutherans vs.. Alamo Height.
Methodists, Highland Park Presby
terians w. Trinity Methodists.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
PRINCETON BACKS
HARVARD'S STAND

PRINCETON, N. J., Dec. 19.--In
an editorial in the Daily Princeton
ian Princeton praises the Harvard
Crimson for its stand on the inter
collegiate football situation, but
claims the reduction of the season
to but three games Is not feasible,
and advocates rather that the first
game Of the big three schedules be
eliminated and interclass games be
encouraged.
Claiming that "eyery game is a
link in the chain of friendship
welded between the two competing
institutions" the Princetonian states
that the closing of the schedule to all
but n very small and select circle
would have a "deletorious effect not
only upon the members of that ring,
but upon the understanding and har-
mony Of intercollegiate relations
throughout the country"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
81 bANGTA |LS.
HERE FOR
RACES
Seven More Arrive. and
Score Due Sunday at
Track Here.

Seven more race horses arrived at
the Speedway track here Saturday,
running the total to 81 stabbed there
for the ten-day racing meet which will
begin Christmas Day. A score more
are scheduled to arrive Sunday.
The seven new arrivals were ship
ped in by Scheely and Schott of Cas-
troville and include Nellie Gray. May
Dew, Gold Enamel, Round-the-Worl
and three two-year-olds.
Popcorn, p. E. Standefer's crack
quarter horse, which ran the quarter
mile in % seconds on two successive
afternoons at the Harlingen fair re-
Gently on half mile track necessitat-
ing turn, is due Sunday. Popcorn
will be matched with oil Corners at
the meet, in addition to running in
the scheduled quarter-mile events.
SADDLE CLUB INTERESTED.
Manager ]. E. Rees was informed
Saturday that the San Antonio Sad
die Club would take q vote Of the
members Mt their Sunday morning ride
on the feasibility Of couple of "gen-
tlemen's races" during the meet.
Three military races have been ar
ranged as added attractions, with
mounts and riders from the army re-
mount.
Among the best horses now stabbed
at the track are: Miss PnttoD. win
ner of rich races at Omaha, Shreve-
port, Beaumont and Harlingen; Jake
Field, winner of three derbies this
year; Bobby Schott, Splinter, unde-
feated ut short distances this year;
Simpleton, crack stake horse, winner
of the Harlingen derby; Ginger Pyle,
]. l.. Johnson's pet, second at Har-
lingen and San Angelo in the feature
races there and a winner in Salt
Lake City and Omaha. and others.
JOCKEYS ARRIVING.
Jockeys on hand include Tom
johnson, Morrison stable Joe Carter,
Fullington stable; Dick Paisley, Sale
stable; and NJ. Richardson and j.
Browning, who ride for NJ. Shores.
Starter Jarvis has had charge of
getting the horses properly stabbed,
conditioning the track, getting up the
stands, the clock, and the various
boards, and installing his own start
ing machine which has made him a
reputation as a starter through the
middle west.
The track is open to public inspec-
ton every day. n -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
EARNEST GRID
RIVALS At It
AGA|N
Grayjackets Colliding With
Bulldogs at Schwab
Field.

Those two very earnest rivals, the
Grayjackets and San Antonio Bull
dogs, are all set to stage their second
gridiron battle of the present season
at Schwab Field Sunday afternoon.
In their previous engagement the
Grayjackets were victorious by the
scant margin of Z to 0. The Bull
dogs have vowed to wipe out the sting
of that defeat.
The winner of Sundays game will
establish strong claim to the "city
independent championship" A vic
tory for the Grayjackets will give
them an unbroken string of successes
against local civilian opponents, while
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
sLAGLE SOCCER STAR.

PRINCETON, n. j., Dec. 1o-Jake
SIayie, prominently mentioned for All
American football honors in eonse'
quence Of his sensational play against
Yale and Harvard, has turned his ae-
tiyities elsewhere, with the Tiger grid
iron season concluded. Jake has re-
ported for the Princeton soccer team
which plays an important gnme Win
Pennsylvania on Saturday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
IT'S THE PROMOTER
WHO PAYS AND PAYS

TRENTON. n. j.. Dec. 19.-Suit
ior 10000 rent On the part Of III
ground on which the famous Boylc's
ihlriy Acres arena was erected for
the Dempsey-Carpentier fight has been
MED against TEX" Richard, the pro
moter. The Public Service Corpora
ton instituted the suit in the federal
court here. The complaint alleges that
unsuccessful attempts have been ma j.
TO collect for the land rented in J.r.
sey City.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
FOOTBALL At PENN
EARNS S326,637.52

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.-Foot-
ball had It's greatest financial season
during 1924 at the University Of Penn.
sylymia, according 70 the financial re-
port issued tonight which showed the
football team TO have cleared 1896
637.52. g
Basketball, the only other self-sus-
timing sport made s09S.60. Rowing
in 1924 continued N show the greatest
deficit. Baseball was next.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
STAR HITTER
NEVER Up
EARLY
Don't Call Him in A. M.
When Cards Are in
S. A. Camp.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 19.-One may &C
quire great wealth, enjoy unusual
health and approximate Solomon's
astuteness by retiring with the chick
ems and arising betimes but Rogers
Hornsby, named the National Leagues
most valuable player, is firmly con-
WINGED that the early bid stuff is all
bunky doodle.
Hornsby ought to know what he is
talking about. he has a grand bat
ting average Of .402 for the last five
pears and has just been honored as
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
BROOKLYN ANGLING
FOR JOHNNY BUTLER

Uncle Wilbert Robinson, boss of
the Brooklyn National League base
ball club, is angling for the services
of Infielder Johnny Butler.
Remember Johnny Butler? No?
Well he is the same young man. who
tried out for the shortstop berth when
the Chicago White Sox were training
in Shreveport, La, last spring. He
did not make the grade with the Sox
and early in April was released to the
Minneapolis club of the American As
sociation.
Butler came to the White Sox from
the Western League. He is a big,
rangy fellow, who can play baseball.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
TULANE HAS GAME
BOOKED IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-New York
University will participate in the
first intersectional football game OF
its history next fall. Graduate Man
ager Al Nixon announced recently
that Tulane University. the leading
eleven IN the Southern Conference
this year viii face New York Uni
versity az Yankee Stadium ON Oct0-
Der 10 VI the coming year
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
CIVILIANS WILL
HAVE CLAN /
FORWARDS ,
Army's Line Outweished
for First Time in
Christmas Game.

One Of the biggest football lines
that ever made the earth tremble in
a scrimmage will serve as the forward
wall for the civilian all-stars on
Christmas Day against the hefty
Second Army Division team in their
annual struggle on the Fort Sam Hous
ton gridiron.
1t was announced Saturday by
Team Manager "Spitx" Clarke that
Matt Newell, Texas University end,
weighing 100 pounds, and COX" Full
inghim, the former Baylor star, weigh
ing 1856, will start at the wing posi-
tons; "Bones" Irwin, of the Aggies,
205, and Jim Foreason. former Az,
gle. 210, at tackles; .Alyah BccEz.
Trinity wizard, 1S5, and Heine Eitt,
Aggies, 215, at guards. and Helms
Pfannkuche, Texas University's all
Southwestern center, 1S5, at the pivot
post.
Johnny Yantis, Trinity, 203, and
Tom Carver, st. Mary's 17S. may
play tackle and will get in the game
even If they do not start.
MCARTY QUARTERBACK.
Shorty" McCarty, field general of
the st. Mary's Rattlers, will be quar-
terback; Allison of the Aggies, Gil
strap Of Texas and Schuhardt of
Texas will be the halfbacks on the
squad. Wilson of A. and NJ. and
Townsend Of Schreiner Institute will
be fullbacks. Mig Dotson, for the
first time since thu civilian-arny Sc
ries was started, will not play. He
has been sick for several weeks.
The Army, minus the huge and ag-
gressive Farwick at guard-he has
Joined the eastern all-stars in Bloom
ington, Ind, to practice for the game
with the western all-stars in San
Francisco, December 26-will aver
age about 1S5 pounds to the man:
the civilian average will be around
100 pounds.
The college men who live in San
Antonio-eleven members of the squad
reside here-and the Agile members
from out OF town will begin practice
Mt 4 o'clock Monday afternoon at San
Pedro Park. The whole crew is eI-
pected by Tuesday.
KILGORE Is COACH.
Alfred (Kotzy) Kilgore, coach at
West Texas Military Academy. will
train the eleven, "Spitz" Clarke is
business manager and Il. 8. GARY
is trainer, corresponding secretary
mistress Of the wardrobe.
The game will start at 3 o'c
next Friday.
Two officials have been cho9
"Mule" Frazier ard A. NJ. VII
Two others will be named on
turn of the Second Division
from Fort Sill, Okla, where tbI
diers are playing Sunday afttI
game.
The civilians won last years
20 to o. 4
They have captured six straight
nual encounters with the army.
Division players, with a strong
fit. believe their best chance to b
this streak will arrive Christmas \
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
Judge Sentences
Boys to Form
Baseball Team

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1s.-Nine
boys, whose ages range from o to
IA, were sentenced to form a
baseball team when they appear
ed before Magistrate Lasch i'm
juvenile court here today on =
disOrderly charge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
MARYLAND DEFEATS N
NAVY FIVE, 2l-12

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 19-iThe Nays
basketball team took good trounc-
ing from the Maryland University
five here Saturday. The score was,
Maryland 81, Navy IL.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
CISCO AND FOREST
HIGHS PLAY TO TIE

Continued From Page l, Part 81
run the Loboes settled down to the
fighting stand they are noted for and
no substantial gains were made by
either aggregation in the first period
outside Of Thad's thrilling gallon.
In the second quarter, Forest
whipped into a lead that many pre-
dicted would annex the game and
send the Lions against Beaumont high
school for the state high school cham
pionship. With only a few precious
minutes left in the second period and
with the ball on their own 32-yard
line, White shot a forward 2O-yard
forward pass TO Roc Simkins, stellar
Forest wingman. Grabbing the oval
by a beautiful leap in the air, Sim
kins weaved his way through the
Cisco tacklers for run of 4S yards
and a touchdown.
In the initial half the green and
white Forest Lions outplayed their
Cisco opponents. In the second half
the worm of fate decided to do turn
and the Loboes lived 10 their timber
wolf namesake by clearly outplaying
the Lions. Through the entire con-
flict the Loboes played high stand
ard of football: they were more alert
to every situation than the Lions.
PASSES NEGLECTED
FOR some unknown reason the Lions
did not open up with their celebrated
airline attack; said to be the best
aerial onslaught in the Inter-scholas-
tic League. On few occasions did the
Foresters try their forward passing.
One of the passes was good for a
touchdown. The last Forest play was
n successful 32-yard pass from White
TO JagOw. On these two passes alone
the Foresters gained close to lOo
yards.
Line-upe:
Forest Hieb. Cisco.
Simkins ...''' Anutu
Left End.
Brooks ............... lrVli
Left Tackle.
Sanders ..........'.... DicN'i'
Left Suard.
| Saufley ................ orio
Center.
IL. Messina ............... furNh
Right Guard.
Hodde ......:........... Coatc
Right Tackle.
Barnett ................ Brow
Right End.
Whlte ......... '.s'''''' w.
Quarterback.
| G. MeSsiDa ............ Meano"'
Left Half.
Jones .................. Heusti
Right Hall.
i Iag0w ..........''. Ais"pi""
Fullback.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20
BLACK CATS WIN;
CLAIM CITY TITLE

Frenchy's Black Cats closed their
football season with an s to 0 vic
tory over the Lions Field All-stars
Saturday afternoon The game was
closely fought, touchdown and safety
supplying the margin Of victory.
As a result OF their defeat Of the
All-Stars, the Black Cats claim the
junior football championship of the
city. They have gone through hard
schedule of games against all avail.
able opponents without meeting de-
feat.
Stars for the winners in Saturdays
game were Butler, Thompson. Menard
and Chamberlain. while Hudson and
Pipkin gave good account of them
selves for the losers.
! The linp-uDS:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

Game time is set at 3 o'clock.
The line-ups:
Grayjackets. Bulldogs.
W ullmdu NdrVhJdl
Left End.
Mlynczsk ............... Kanning
Left Tackle.
Solso ................ Boiling
Left Guard.
D. MtitLeH -.......s ...s..s.. LOru
Center.
hSNOEmdch ...s.s.... Mann
Right Guard.
fecci ................ Parker
Right Tackle.
N1assle .............,... Hail
Right End.
II. Meltzen ...-.....-...... Dugger
Quarter.
Il ~ ..s........ IlIinghuSt
Left Half.
ScnWelIIer .............. Brandt
Right Half.
Long .................. Rossman
Fullback.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

a win for the Bulldogs will make III
for any previous reverses.
Game time is set at 3 o'clock.
The line-ups:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-20

CONTINUED From Page /, Part g.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-21
NO PAY. NO LOANS

New French loans already arranged Tor in New
York have been held up because of the failure of the
French debt settlement. Action on several hundred
million dollars more wanted by the French government
and French business interests postponed indefinite
ly
This is said to be the direct result of word passed
from Washington to the private banking interests
handling the prospective loans 1t probably just as
much the result of the bankers own judgment.
There is tendency in France to regard this as an
attempt at coercion. The United States government
some French critics say, is trying to force France to
settle on Americas terms, using the new loan veto as
club. 1t is not necessary to take that view at all
In private business it is regarded as mere com
mon sense not to lend money to debtor who Will
not pay his old loans. Until France actually signs a
definite agreement to pay Whatever sum the TWO gov
ernments agree on, and begins payment there can
be no assurance to government our bankers or
our bond-buyers who furnish the cash, that the new
loans will be paid back
Even in the case Of European debtors who have
already arranged to amortze theh debts and arted
payment, there is grave doubt about the wisdom Of
further loans Europe US more money today than
she ever owed before, and still wants to borrow j,
doesn't look safe for America, either financially or
morally-"loan oft loses both itself and friend
Neither does it look wise for Europe.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-21
PLANES FOR THIN WOMEN

There has appeared the market in England
dainty little airpane intended to appeal to feminine
taste 1t sold for about $780, and therefore should
appeal also to feminine purses. American women with
flying ambitions will be interested in that.
The craft is one-seater and is advertised as built
"for thin women only" Fat women will not like that
But perhaps it can't be helped It's the way of ma
ture Highflyers are generally thin. Fat birds keep
pretty much to the ground.
Every pound lost is pound gained, in aviation
even more than in earthbound society. And if avia-
ton impels sluggish folk of either to keep them
selves slim and fit by work or exercise all the better
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-21
MOSQUITO WAR TO THE DEATH

Usually the pestiferous mosquito IS forgotten as
soon .its is This has meant that the
horde of mosquitoes returned annually and that It's
ranks depleted by only few casualties inflicted
by harassed victims During the past summer prac-
tcaly every section of the country suffered more than
usual from this pest.
Now however, there is mach evidence of concert
ed action against the mosquito. The three states OF
louisiana Alabama and Mississippi are undertaking
well planned campaign of mosquito control They are
helped in their project by the federal bureaus of en-
tomology and health service. Experts are seeking the
best ways to prevent mosquito breeding and to kill off
all that survive that effort.
All that the three southern states learn and ac-
compsh in their anti-nosquto warfare will be passed
along generously to other states suffering from the
same evil. And what day of rejoicing it will be when
this good old country becomes the land of the free
from-mosquitoes
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-21
3 Counties File
Application For
Santa Ana Water

RIVERSIDE. Calf, Oct. 2l.-An
application for 250,000 acre feet of
water from the shed and course of
the Santa Ana river and it's tribu-
taries was filed with the state di-
vision by San Bernardino, Riverside
and Orange counties here yester-
day.
The water Is to be conserved i'll
service and sub-service reservoirs
and retained by dams and other
means from the crest of the San
Bernardino mountains, the point of
the start of the river, according to
the petition.
1t will be used to supplement the
irrigation water and will increase
the domestic water supply of San
Bernardino, Cotton, Riverside,
Orange, Santa Ana, Placcntia, Ana
helm and Huntington Beach cities.
The state has appropriated SO,
600 for this work and the three
counties involved have added $25,-
600 for the preliminary work.
Paul Bailey, of the state en-
gineer's S office, has been retained to
work out the system.