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Washington telegraph., 1925-07-03
FACTS ABOUT FORD
MOTOR COMPANY PLANT

The purpose, of course, is to
give steel parts used in the
building of automobiles quail
ties that make for the greatest
durability and thus insure the
utmost safety. 1t is Demon
strated here more impressively
than most anywhere else, for
in this division of Ford manu-
facture there are 470 heat
treatment furnaces thu which
steel parts by the millions pass
daily in preparation ,or ine
particular duties they are 20
perform in the makeup OF tne
Ford car.
If the average car owner
iavec gives any thought 10 the
subject of heat these days 9th 4.
or than to try motoring out to
a cool place to escape IT,.
there's one place where he can
take a little lesson that will be
as interesting as it is, perhaps,
surprising to him. That place is
in a department at the High
land Park Plant of the Ford
Motor Company where he may
learn how heat, when it i; con-
trolled and maintained to cer-
tain definite temperatures,
works wondefs in treating
steel.
Steel, as most everyone
knows, may be given various
degrees Of hardness, strength
and elasticity by heat treating
and these heat-treating fur
naceS maintain the standard
conditions so uniformaly that
it is not only a scientific Ger.
tainty that each part will come
forth fit for duty but that 1t
could not be made better by
any means at present known,
Intensive experiments car
ried on by the Ford Motor
Co. to determine the exact
treatment needed to produce
just the qualities required,
processes varying according tc
the chemical analysis of the
steel used and the function
the finished steel is to perform
There is one battery of those
e" naces in the plant through
which 2,250,0O0 small parts are
treated every day. Anothe,
battery takes care of the stee
bars from which magnets are
made and still another treat,
Tho magnets after they have
been cut flom white hot bar.
and have been bent to the cor
rect shape, at the rate OF
100000 daily. ts. ...
Continuous furnaces, thes,
operating on the conveyol
yStem, perform an interestin,
manufacturing operation. In {
series of three of these furna
ceS parts to the number. Of
s,lO0 are treated every day.
Spindle arms, also are trea,
ed in this manner. Fhst I'll,
part' move slowly through
1900 degrees Fahrenheit for al
hour and a quarter, emerge tc
be quenched in solution, ther
are heat treated fo~ another
hour and quarter at $50 de-
Washington telegraph., 1925-07-03

The best of workers get out
of sorts when the liver fails to
act. They feel languid, halt
sick blue" and discourageS
and think they are getting laEs,
Neglect of these symptoms
might result ina sick spell
therefore the sensible course
is TO take q dose or two of Her
bine. It'is,.just the medicine
needed to purify the system
and 'estore the vim and ampi-
.tion of health. Price 60c. So.'
by Bates Drug Company.
Washington telegraph., 1925-07-03
WARNING ORDER

V . pI O4tNI, -CItlh
Washington, Ark, July 1, 1925.
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Mushy Callahan Life
Saved and Ring
Future Made.

Mushy Callahan isn't the only cham
pion in the Scheer home at 1927 East
Twenty street, Los Angeles.
Scheer is the real name of this
celebrated Los Angelic newsboy who
is the towns most twinkling fighter
just now.
The other champion is Mushy's
newly-married sister - Mrs. George
Ornstein.
This little lady probably saved
Mushy's life.
when Mushy had the typhoid
fever he was aUfully SICK" says the
bride sister.
The doctor told as we would have
to take him to the hospital if we ex'
pected to save his life.
Il couldn't bear to see my brother
taken away. was afraid he wouldn't
get the right kind Of care.
Please, doctor, let US keep him
here and I'll take all the responsibility
for him. l begged.
And / won.
1T was the love we all had for
him that kept alive the little spark
of life there was in Mushy, be-
lieve, too.
He was a good fighter in sickness
and you know he is just as good q
fighter in the ring.
We think he's the champion right
now-and, he is to US"
His sister has taken an interest in
Musings boxing from the start.
She cooks all my meals when I'm
training-and particular, well she
knows what a fighter ought TO have, +"
says Mushy.
Il was all skin and bones after ]
had typhoid. 1 weighed a little moro
than 100 pounds.
Her cooking made a middleweight
out of me in short order. was up
to nearly 100.
But when / started training the
extra growing did convalescing came
off.
Il weigh around 139 now. If
had 70 / could make 135.
Aid I'll say George Arnstein was
a lucky boy when he married my
sis. He got the best cook and the
best girl in the world.
Il only hope I'll find girl some
day just like her"
The Scheer home is an interesting
one.
It is not pretentious-but it has the
true family spirit.
They all look up to Mushy as the
big man in the house. II has much
the same atmosphere as prevails in
Benny Leonard's home.
Everything reYolves around The
fighting son.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-08
WHEELER ALL SET
FOR FIELD TRIALS

WHEELER, Tex, Aug. s.-The
stage is set for the opening of the tri-
state field trials here next Monday
morning. The camp site is in order,
with its restaurant. confectionery,
dance platform, stables, kennels and
plenty Of ground cleared for followers
of the trials to pitch their tents.
There are nearly 400 dogs in train
ing for this event. Camps are located
in Wheeler, Collingsworth, Gray,
Hemphill and Lipscomb counties.
F. T. Collins, of Amarillo, presi-
dent of the association, has been on
the ground this week looking after
final arrangements. He says he has
never seen as much game on which
the dogs can work, Prairie chickens
are on the course in great abundance.
4 short ride over the course Of 15O,-
600 acres Of rolling prairie land
brought up more than 200 birds.
Sportsmen of Amarillo are offer
ing a $500 trophy in one event. The
town Of Wheeler will give a silver
cup in another. Toney Chisum again
will offer a silver water service as
trophy in the gentlemen's shooting
dog race.
In the professional events a guar
anteed purse of $1,000 has been Of.
fered.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-08
NJ UL|FFE MEETS
SERR|CK IN FINALS
By LESTER RICE
Universal Service staff Correspondent.

SALISBURY COUNTRY CLUB.
SALISBURY PLAINS, L. l., Aug.
S.-WiIliam F. Serrick, who quit the
ranks of the semi-professional ball
players several years ago to turn
linksman, bears the banner Of New
York in the 36-hole final for the Ma
tional Public Links golf champion
ship today at the Salisbury Country
Club with Raymond McAuliffe, the
tall strong player from Buffalo, MS
his opponent.
SerTick flashed a superlatiye brand
of golf in the semi-final round and
decisively defeated A. J.. Houghton of
Washington by z and 6 after that
young man had beaten Dick Walsh
of New York on the eighteenth green
in the forenoon round. Serrick in
that same session lowered the colors
of John J. Wall of Spokane in q
tight match by one up.
McAuliffe sank two Sensational
puts on the eighteenth and nineteenth
greens to beat Carl Kaufman Of
Pittsburgh in the third round and in
the afternoon quickly disposed of Will
liam Courtney of Detroit, and 4.
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ELEANOR GOSS WINS
FROM MARY BROWNE

RYE, y. Y, Aug. S.-Miss Mary
K. Browne Of California. former ma
tional champion, ranked No. on the
national women's list, was put out Of
the New York state championship
tournaments Friday at Rye by Miss
Eleanor GoSs Of New York, in thrill
ing three-set match. G-3, 81, GA.
In two other matches Miss Eliza
beth Ryan eliminated Mrs. May SUIT
ton Bundy, rs. 81, and Mrs. Molla
Mallory triumphed over Mrs. Marion
Zinderstein Jessup. 6-3, Ga.
Miss Helen Wills, who triumphed
in Thursdays lone match, is the fourth
semi-finalist.
Miss Ryan and Mrs. Bundy won
their way into the semi-final of the
doubles, defeating Mrs. Raymond and
Mrs. Chapman, 81, go. In the other
two doubles matches played, Miss
Goss and Mrs. Jessup we're victors
over Mrs. Stanwix and Miss Marie
Wagner. SO, 60. and then Misses Hell
en- Jacobs and Charlotte Hosmer put
Mrs. W.. II. Pritchard and Miss T..
Whine out Of the tourney, 6-1, Gil.
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RAIN INTERRUPTS
TENNIS AT DETROIT
u the Associatsd Preas.

DETROIT, Aug. S.-Because a
hitherto trusted canopy failed in a
crisis and allowed too much water 20
leak through on the courts, yesterdays
play in the western clay courts tennis
tournament was called off and today's
schedule entirely re-arranged.
Semi-finals in the mems singles
will be played as wall as semi-finals
in the doubles, with the champion
ship match on the books for Sunday,
Harvey Snodgrass, Los Angeles, meets
Lucian Williams, Chicago, in one sin
giles semi-finsls match today with
Walter Wesbrook, Los Angeles, and
Kirk Reid, Cleveland, meeting in the
other.
The semi-finals in the doubles will
bring together the Reinbeld brothers
Of Detroit and Wesbrook and Snod-
grass on enc court with Hayes and
Williams exchanging drives with Wick
Of Cleveland and Marsh Of Buffalo,
on the other.
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WHAT DO YOU MAKE
OF THIS, WATSON?

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-The rules
of golf committee Of the United States
Golf Association has announced the
following rule, in agreement with the
Royal and Ancient club Of st. An
drew's, Scotland:
when a ball lodges in a hazard
and the player does not play it out
on the first stroke, the player may
smooth with his club the heel marks
made by his stance, without penalty,
provided the player does nothing 70
improve the lie Of the ball or assist
the player in his subsequent play at
the hole"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-08

OF ABOUT SIX HIIS.
With the "Ole Marster"
laboring carefully against
every Steer batter Saturday, aud
Tiny" Owens, the -Terrell Terror"
on deck for Sundays assignment, the
sun manages to shine on the San
Antonio baseball situation despite the
lopsided loss of the series opener Fri
day by a score of 10 to !.
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BEAR BOX


Totals 80 s27Is
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Totals SO 92Ils
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HUTCHINSON
BEAT BLACK, TAYLOR

VICTORIA. B. C., Aug. Slim
Baries, British open champion, and
Jock Hutchinson, who were in Victoria
with a golf caravan from the Middle
West which is touring the Pacific
Northwest and Canada, defeated Dave
Black and Phil Taylor of Vancouver,
3 and 2, in an 1S-hole match.
Chick Evans, former western ANA
teur champion and Captain Ernest
Carter, former Irish title.holder, beat
Frank Thomas and A. V. Macan OF
Victoria. 4 and 3.
Joe Novak, California professional
champion, and Keefe Carter, western
amateur titleholder, conquered Alex
Marling and A. V. Price Of Victoria
6 and 3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-08
SYBIL BAUER SETS
NEW AQUATIC MARK
By the Associated Press.

DETROIT, Aug. 8. - Another
American swimming record for women
went into oblivion Friday at the Ma
tional A. A. Z. outdoor swimming
championships for women, when Sybil
Bauer, Illinois Club, Chicago, padded
her way 70 victory in the 220-yard
backstroke. Her time. three minutes,
eleven seconds, was five seconds bet
ter than the record made by Aileen
Riggin this year at Asheyille, n. q.
Miss Riggin finished six yards behind
the Chicago girl today.
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LILLIAN HARRISON
IN CHANNEL AGAIN
BY th. Associated Press.

BOULGNE, France, Aug. S.-Miss
Lillian Harrison, the Argentine girl
swimmer, will begin her third attempt
to swim the English Channel tonight,
it was decided here this morning.
She will enter the water at Cape
Gris-Nez about 10 80 o'clock tonight.
Weather conditions today are very
promising and the temperature of the
channel waters now is about 90 de-
grees Fahrenheit.
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GOODWIN BEATS
.PANTHERSF0
. FIFTH time
Win Of Houston Plot His
Twentieth Of Year;
Score 81.

HOUSTON. Aug. 8. = Manager
Marvin Goodwin of the Houston
Bluffs. is the particular Nemesis of the
Fort Worth Cats. Five times he has
faced the champions this season and
five times he has heaten them. The
fifth defeat was administered yesterI
day when Houston won. 3 to 1, with
Joe Pate twirling for the Cats. Tho
win also was Goodwin's twentieth Of.
the season. Palmer's homer was the
only Cat run.
The box-score:
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NURCHLSON RETURNS
PROTESTING REPORT
OF EXPENSE GRAFT

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Loren Muir.
Gibson Of Newark, n. j.. world famed
sprinter, who with Charles W. Pad
dock set out on a world tour last
March, ending in England. returned
today on the Cunard liner Mauritania,
emphatically denying reports from
Germany that he and Paddock had
run up eTorbitant expense accounts.
Murchison declared that he would
file a complete statement Of what
their expenses were with the Amateur
Athletic Union within ten days.
Paddock is expected TO arrive nett
week.
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CAHILL ADDS TWO
TO AZTEC ROSTER

Bart Cahill Of the Aztecs has
strengthened his team roster in prep
aration for the round-robin series with
the Alamo-Peck Indians and the Sun
sets.
Henry Minazzi, crack Saturday
League shortstop, probably will make
his semi.pro debut with the Aztecs
against the Tribe Saturday afternoon
at Schwab Field. Woods, star hurler
for the Brooks Field nine, will appear
on the mound for the Aztecs in one Of
its games this weekend. Perez and
Butler also are ready TO take their
turns on the hillock.
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GETS PAPER
VERDICT OVER MARKS

RED BANKS, N. H., Aug. s.
frankie Genaro Of New York, Amer
lean hyweight champion, won a news
paper decision over George Marks,
New York bantamweight, in a 10
round feature bout at tho Elks char
ity fights last night. Genaro took
five rounds and Marks two, three be-
ing even. Marks weighed 116 pounds
and Genaro Ill IL
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boston-ct. LOUIS game postponed, IA
EAST TEXAS LEAGUE.
Tyler. Il; Paris 2.
Longview, II; Marshall, 6.
GreeaNille. O. Texarkans, 4.
TEXAS ASSOCIATION.
corsicanG. 8: Austin. 2.
Temple. 6; Terrell, S.
Nexls. s; Palestine, 0.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Muskogee. 6: Ardmore. 4.
okmulgee, 6; Springfield. s.
Independence al Fort Smith. rain,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ST Paul. 9; Columbus, 2.
Indiana polls, o; Kansas City,
Louisville. II: Milwaukee, :.
Minneapolis. g. Toledo. ..
WESTERN LEAGUE.
81 Joseph. -: Denver. s.
wichita. 81: Dss Moines. 20.
Lincoln, s; Oklahoma City. !.
Tulsa. 9; Omaha, /.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, 8; Little Rock. S.
New orleans. q Nashville, 2.
Mobile. q: Chattanooga. 2
Birmingham, g. Memphis. z.
NTERNATIoNAL LEAGUE.
Rochester. IS. Jersey City, Z.
Syracuse, "a: Providence, o..
Reading 8; Toronto, 2.
aAHAawa Mt n
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Atlanta. 6; Little Rock. s.
New Orleans. 9 Nashville, 2.
Mobile. q: Chattanooga, ?.
Birmingham. 6; Memphis. z.
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DREWES RETAINS HIS
MUNY TENNIS HONORS

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. S.-Ted
Drewes, ST. Louis, 1924 champion,
won the 1925 crown Of the national
municipal tennis tournament here To-.
day, by defeating Eddie Jacobs, Bal
timore, in straight sets. The scores
were SO, 80, Ga.
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for shafts in iron clubs, they should
always be stiff. A number 1 iron
might have a suggestion Of whip near
the head; there must be no such re-
silence in the shafts, of other irons.
The shafts, however, should have a
feel of steeliness-a springy feeling
that is responsive to the touch. That
is, irons should not be heavy and
soggy. The wood club shaft gives a
trifle when the ball is hit. The iron
club shaft must not give because the
head has to dig through the ground.
Copyright John +. Dtle Coz
Copyright, Chester Horton. 1924-repro-
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BAT SKI, WOUNDS
HARDLY HEALED, is
IN THE RING AGAIN
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Battling
Sikh, former ELECTROMAGNETIC cham
pion, whose colorful career was inter
rupted two weeks ago by stab wounds,
received in a street fight, is ready to
enter the ring again. The Senegalese
will return to the roped arena tonight
for a 12-round contest with Joe Sill
Vani Of New York.
Sikh scored knockouts in his last
two fights, stopping Chief Halbran
and Jimmy Francis.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-08
SCORER BUSY WHEN
LIVE WIRES DEFEAT
GASSERS, 10 TO ii

Scorer Ed Georges had his hands
full in tallying up the Live Wires
19-to-11 victory over the third place
Poison Gassers in the Public Service
League Friday afternoon. Not only
did the hits and runs come freely but
the two teams compiled n total of 10
errors. John Kraus led the carnage
with triple and three singles in five
The score:
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BY Innings
SUMMARY.

Runs. Netzier 2. DisteI 8, FITZGERALD
Bodie 2. Callsghan, Query. williams.
mand 2, Johnston, schwab 2, Morg
errors, Johnston, Fillingim; sacrifiI
Metzler, Dorman, Bodie: two-base Il
Fitzgerald 2, Johnston. Distei. Devivel
nome runs. Bodie, schwab; double pl
Metz to Dsvivsros 10 schwab: inni
pitched, by Fillinglm /, hits and
runs, by William 2-s, 10 hits an
runs; struck out. by Morgan 2. by \
Hams ], by Sutherland / bases on ID
or Morgan 4. off Williams 3: left
bases, Wichita Falls 10, Beaumont.
umpires Tanning and Daily: time, 2:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-08
Gleason Walks In
Tally That Wins

WACO, Aug. S.-A base on bali
to Galloway by Gleason with the basq
full and the score tied in the mint
gave Waco 4-3 decision over Shrevl
port yesterday. The Cubs came bad
in the ninth to overcome a two-ru
Shreveport lead.
The boX-score:
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OFF FOR JAPAN.

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Twelve M
bers OF the Chicago University b
ball squad, accompanic' by Cd
Nelson Norgren, left today for jar
After playing several games in
Northwest and on the const, they
sail from San Francisco August
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-08

Tho grain usu-
ally is defined
by lines which
run circularl!y
through tn e
head. IL these
lines run to-
ward the shaft,
the head viii
split more east
ly than when
the grain runs
toward the face
of the club. ii
the club is only
partly sol e d
with brass, look
for this grain
on the bottom
Of the club,
where it shows
..oro ,Ia;plv Ae
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-08
WALKER WILL FIGHT
WELLS MONDAY NIGHT

CHICAGO. Aug. S.-The Mickey
Nalker-Billy Wells boxing match at
East Chicago. scheduled for last night,
was called off because Of rain. The
same card viii be put on next Monday
night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-08
Summary.

Runs. Baumsn ?. Gross, williams. NIL
Ter, OBTieb, Griffith, Segrist, Hungling
Eberhard, Mason: errors, Clark 2, Gross.
Miller stolen base. Miller; sacrifices. Sc
grlst. EbeThsrd, Gross. Williams. two
base hit, Griffith: double plays. Clark
70 Gonzales 70 WashbUrn. Eberhard 10
Bauman 20 Griffith; innings pitched, By
Lindsey s Ia, with 5 runs and z hits:
bases on balls, off Lindsey s, of Collins
,, off Eberhard !; struck out. by Lind
sey !. by Eberhsrd g. wild pitches, Col
(HUngling): left on bases. San Antonio
6. Dallas o. umpires, Weir and COe;
time. 2:lt.
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Summary.

Runs. Palmer. Powell, Gamer, Peel
error, Kane; two-base hits, Edington
Gainer: home run, Palmer; sacrificed
Compton; double plays Boggess to FuIl
Ter to Gamer 2, Fuller TO Kane, Kani
to Fuller TO McCurdy; bases on balls. cd
Pate s, off Goodwin 2; hit by pitched
by Goodwin (smith): struck out. by Pad
2. by Goodwin 8: left on bases, Housto
s. Fort Worth Z; wild pitch. Pate; UNI
pires. Hill, Kane and Estlll; time, ?:ofl
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HSTEERS SCORE FIRST
WIN Of SEASON OVER
LINDSEY IN OPENER
We big league scouts.

Rally round, We big league scouts.
Bob Couchman is going to pitch Saturdays game.
And if he doesn't beat Dallas it'll be his first failure in
six starts.
In his last half dozen games he has allowed an
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-08
Spuds Win With
Many Scratch Hits

BEAUMONT, Aug. s.-scratchi
hits all over the infield, Wichita Fa
pushed around twelve runs yesterd
and beat Beaumont, II to 6.
The box-score:
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Runs. J. Mueller (3). Hohon. N. Brown
Ing (2), Mergele C3). Ketchum, Gillespie.
Smith 90, Cornwell 90. Krauss go,
Huffaker, Peterson (2), Freeman 90,
slvley (2). Hughes, Keck; errors, Hohon,
n. Browning. Mergeie, c. Mueller go,
Ketchum, Gillespie (2), Cornwell. Huff
aker, Freeman (; two-bsse hit. Browning
C2), Smith, sivley; three-base hit,
Krauss; stolen bases. Browning 90. G.
Mueller (5). smith (2)' sivley Mersele;
Browning 6. Krauss 3: base on balls.
off Krauss 1 batters hit. by Krauss q.
Mueller); double plays. Mergele, c. Muel-
Ter, Keck to Peterson; wild pitches, by
Hohon, Huffaker; time OF game, 1870;
umplres, Tom Whitson and c. Wendland.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-08
SLIM HOWLE HURLING
VICTORIES EVERY DAY

A. 7. "Slim" Howle turned in his
second three-hit victory in two days
when he pitched the Hot Wells indie
pendents TO a 2-to-1 win over the Duer-
Ter Candy Men Friday afternoon. The
Hot Wells crew hoped on Gather for
their two runs in the first frame, but
were unable to tap him the rest Of the
way.
Score. X. II. Z.
DuerIer ...... .0f0 600 OIL 3 z
Hot Wells 49,. 200 900 x U
Batteries; Gather and Wischarti
HoWle and Sweet.
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Summary,

Runs, Benton 2. Bonowitz. Pratt, Pa
rim, stumpf. Mueller; errors. Brown. w
son; two-base hit, Benton; home ri
Bonowitz: double plays. Cohen to O.
loway, Benton TO wisterzil to KIRK
bases on balls, off Mccall /. Off Gieas
2; struck out, by Mccall 4, by GIeas
!, by Lyle 9; stolen base. Pratt; sac
fices, schlck 2; wild pitch, Lyle; plte
ers' record, runs. IL hits off Nee
In 3 Ia: time, 2:lo; umpires, o'Hear
and Irwin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-08
KAHDOT FIELDS WELL.

There was some rather punk field
ing and some very good fielding.
Bauman's play on Clark's hard
whack in the ninth was the feature for
the Steers.
For the. Bears, Kahdot prevented
two early-fnning runs, one in the first
and one in the sixth, with sensational
stops. the first Of them back Of Danny
Clark's territory around third, the sec
ond back Of the second sack on a whis-
tier that went through Lindsey's legs
hitting sixty.
The Beans had little or no chance
against Eberhard's perfectly mixed
delivery which consisted mostly Of
back-bre8king curves.
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Pennant Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE
Play Saturday.

Play Saturday.
Dallas at San Antonio.
Fort Worth at Houston.
wichita Falls at Beaumont
Shreveport at Waco.
Fridays Results.
Dallas, 10; San Antonio, ].
wichita Fails. u: Beaumont, s.
Waco, 4; Shreveport. J.
Houston, ); Fort Worth, J.