San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
Sandot Sftings

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Joe Dazzling" Vance, youthful Dill
ley twirler, displayed the form which
has earned him a trial with the San
Antonio Bears when he held the hard
hitting Aztecs to. four scattered hits
and defeated them, 8 to 2, at Dilley
Sunday afternoon. But for five errors
behind him, Vance might have scored
a shut-out victory. He whitfield five.
Perez and Butler. Aztec Fingers, were
found for eight hits. every man except
one on the Dilley team hitting safely.
Harris and Fatheree clouted doubles
for Dilley and Dunn got q triple.
Meyers was the only hurler with
the Texas Steam Laundry nine to
Boerne. He got by very well for one
inning but in the / at three frames
Boerne clolted him for 20 runs, and
there was no relief in sight. He stuck
it out for the full nine innings, Boerne
winning, 30 to 8. Wcndler led the
Boerne sluesers with three home-runs.
Coming from behind to score four
runs in the sixth and seventh innings,
Bandera defeated the Kahn Oilers of
San Antonio. 6 TO 4, at Bandera. AZ
ter having been provided with good
lead. Seller was unable to hold the
Bandera sluggers in the pinches. Du-
gat, Bandera hurler. led his team at
bat with a single and double in three
times up. Batteries: Seller and Fech-
ner Dugat and Billings.
NJ. Half Brothers rallied desperate
~ in the last three innings, but fell
two short and were defeated by Runge,
IA to II, in a loosely played game at
Runge. Carr led the Wholesalers at
bat with four singles in five chances.
Gutierrez, Runge first-baseman, also
collected four safeties, including a dou-
HE. Batteries Mitchell and Book !;
s. Alcide and Gutierrez, Garcia.
Five Point Cubs pushed across q
single tally in the last of the ninth
inning to defeat the Huisache Slug
gers, s to Z, at San Pedro Park Mon
day afternoon. They had tied the
count with a two-run rally in the
eighth inning. Each team used two
ging match. Batteries: R. julius, F.
Julius and Brown; Hall, Lyons and
Diaz.
The re-organized Eagle Furniture
Company nine will hold practice ses-
sions Wednesday and Friday after
Moons at G o'clock at the club dia-
mond, corner Brazos and Morales
h. Il II
nounces that his team has added sew
eral members of the crack Twelfth
Field Artillery nine TO its roster and
is anxious to get out-of-town games
for each Sunday afternoon. Games
with local clubs are desired for Sat
urday afternoon and Sunday morning.
For games phone Crockett 113. or ad-
dress 205 West Commerce street.
Although out-hit, the Lorraine Cubs
defeated Pleasanton, o to 3, at Pleas
anton, Sunday,
Mckinley Avenue Methodists. now
occupying second place in the Satur-
day League race, will hold practice
sessions Tuesday and Thursday after
Moons on the Rose Terrace diamond.
Jordan-Ivers Flivvers will hold a
workout at Schwab Field Wesdnes-
day afternoon. They meet the Mistle-
toes. Intermediate League leaders, IN
double-header next Sunday.
Mistletoes will work out after D
o'clock Wednesday afternoon on the
Sap" diamond. With n double-head-
CT Sunday against Jordan-Ivers. Man
ager Morris says it's important that
everybody turns out.
Mexican Eagles slugged their way
to a 4 to 2 decision over the Apache
Indians at Van Daele Stadium. Agui-
lar, Eagle pitcher. held the Indians TO
four hits, all singles. The winners
will play either the San Antonio
Eagles or the Anahuacs at Van Dazzle
Stadium next Sunday.
DeMolay Warriors will practice
Tuesday and Thursday at San Pedro
Park, starting at 3 o'clock.
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