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200 ATTEND MEETING
OF BENEFIT SOCIETY

More than 200 members Of the
WOmen's Benefit Association are at,
tending the meeting of that organiza.
ton in the Woodmen of the World
auditorium Monday. The all-day
meeting was arranged by Laura Simp-
son, secretary Of the Alamo Review
No. %.
Sally d. Batzler of Dallas, com
mander Of the state organization, was
n guest and the principal speaker at
the conference. A luncheon at moor
was given for the attending members,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
CRAWFORD GIANTS
WIN FROM LACOSTE

Crawford Motor Giants Sunday de-
feated the LaCoste team on the new
diamond at LaCostc, the first game
played on that field, by a score Of
II to Z.
The Giants knocked X. Dixon out Of
the box in the first inning. Biediger
relieved him and did fine work until
the ninth inning when the Crawfords
scored four runs to take the ball
game.
Batteries: II. Dixon, Bicdiger and
Dixon; Robbins and jackson.
The Crawford Giants are open for
games with any strong Out-of-town
club.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
S. A. ACADEMY PLAYS
ST. MARYS ACADEMY

Coach "Hawkshaw" Crosby Of San
Antonio Academy and Coach Dale Nc
Coy Of ST. Mary's Academy have ar
ranged a game for their teams for
Friday afternoon Of this week, but
have not decided as yet On the playing
field.
1t may be Schwab Field, or it may
be Block Stadium.
The game will count in the AGA.
dcmE League race.
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HILL INDEPENDENTS
READY FOR ACTION

With is players in trim, the Cow
eminent Hill Independents, averaging
40 pounds, are anxious to do battle
on the gridirOn next Sunday with any
team Of the same weight. Combat
can be arranged by telepboning Nc
Grath, Crockett 1869, between 6 and Z
o'clock in the evening.
Captain Yates reports the indie
pendents showing lots Of ambition. On
the squad are Yates, Porter, Veach,
Moon. Jackson. Gale, McGrath. No.
SEX, Arbuckle, Barnhardt, the Sowell
brothers, Gates, Thalhammer, Sulli-
van, Simpson, Howard, Garcia and
Sampson.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
SAN PEDRO TIGERS
CRAVE GRID COMBAT

Glib Perez's San Pedro Tigers, hav.
ing started their season by tying st.
Anthony's College tricky little Yellow
jackets Sunday afternoon. 6 to @. have
their noses to the trail of all in and
out Of town intermediate elevens. They
want a game for next Sunday. Call
Business Manager Johnny Dunsmore.
Travis. 4046.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28

The golfers Of the city will meet at
the Breckenridge Park club house at
8 o'clock Monday night with Mayor
Tobin, Commissioner Lambert and
other Of the city fathers to discuss
the needs Of the park course, which
is now closed for repairs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
JONES-HAGEN GOLF
MATCH IN PROSPECT
AS WINTER FEATURE

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-CP-:'ros-
poets of golf match between Bobby
Jones and Walter Hagen are discussed
in a Chicago dispatch to the New
York World today.
A staff correspondent who covered
last weeks tournament for the profcs-
sional championship, which Hagen
won, says that Jones, amateur cham
pion, has consented 20 play Hagen at
some Florida course during the win
ter.
The reason the match is to he
played" says the dispatch, us simply
this: Jones thinks he can beat Ha-
gen, and Hagen things he can beat
Jones"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
LO.O.F. WILL OPEN
NEW CLUB BUILDING

Speakers from abroad, boys band,
girls orchestra and glee club from a
local orphans home, will assist in en-
tcrtainment celebrating the opening Of
the new building of San Antonio Lodge
No. II, ]. o. o. F., October 10.
Preparations are being made to ac-
commodate a large number Of out-of-
town visitors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
INTERMEDIATES
. CROWN FL|VS
CHAMPIONS
Another triumph for Henry Ford.

The Jordan-Ivers "Fhvvers" today
sport the Intermediate League base
ball crown, having dumped the Sans
co Machinists Sunday at League Park
in the deciding game of three-game
series by a score of 11-3.
Gus Dwyer twirled a clever game
and could have finished easily but
the Flivs were taking no chances and,
when the Samsco opened the ninth in
ming with n hit. Howle, fresh pitch
or, was put on the mound and stopped
the threatened rally.
The teams found Bear Field rough
from the trampling Of the prize fight
crowds over its wet surface Friday
night and there were many misplays
and extremely uncertain infield work.
Score:
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X. C. IN BIG SHOW?

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2S.-Ban
johnson. president Of the American
League. expressed belief here that the
st. Louis National League baseball
team might some day be moved to
Kansas City. st. Louis isn't large
enough for two big league teams" said
Mr.. johnson, "and the Cards are
slowly starving to DEATH"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
LEMIS PINS DEMETRAL

MADISON, Wis, Sept. esd
Stranger Lewis. worlds heavy
weight wrestling champion, threw Bill
DcmetraL Madison challenger with a
deadlock here Sunday after one hour
and twelve minutes. Demetral was
unable 10 continue. Lewis weighed
go and Dcmetral 200 pounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
BANK ASSOCIATION
IN YEARLY MEET

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 2s.-R
The American Bankers Association
opened its fifty-first annual yconVen-
ton here today with the prospect Of
an open fight over the declaration Of
policy outlining the associations atti-
tude toward the Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
CORPUS HELD sCORELEss

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Sept. %.
The Buccaneers, the local high school
football team, battlcd to a O-to-O tic
with the Taft high school aggregation
yesterday afternoon. A field, made
wet and soggy by the continual rains
Of Thursday night. was a handicap.
The game was listless from start TO
finch
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parallel with his direction line. Then
trouble begins and he may have a
time getting back to the straight line
again if he doesn't know what is
wrong. The swing in parallel with
the direction line is shown in the
sketch. How it can get slightly out
of parallel is indicated in the dotted
lines. This shows how the swing out
of parallel cuts the, clubhead slightly
across the ball. This doesn't produce
a slice so much as it does n ball badly
and persistently off direction-to the
right.
Copyright John F. Ollie Coz
Copyright, Chester Horton. 1924-repro-
duction in any form strictly prohibited.)
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Summary.

Runs. GOrrell, Veltman, Kozelski; err
rors. Philips McCarty. Kozelsk, Mueller;
runs batted In. Pacheco, Jordan; two
base HIT Conoly; three-base hit, Belts;
stolen bases, McCarty, Philips; sacrifice
hit, MurakamI, Philips, MAYOR, Pa
checo %; struck out, by Butler 5,
Mueller 8; base on balls, off Butler .,
Mueller q; batter hit, by Butler !; dou-
ble play. Kelly to McCarty; passed ball,
by Kelly; umpire, Burke; time, 1913.
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By Innings
Summary.

Runs, McCarty. smalley 90, Gorrell.
Philips, NayIor, a. Veltman, Pacheco
t2) Shcrrod. Jordan, Perez; errors, Nc
Carly Conoly (2). Belts, Seffel. Bloom
field, GorreIl (2), Philips, Sherrod. Jor-
dan; innings pitched, by Gudat 3 1-3;
runs, off Gudat ,; hits. off Gudat q;
two base hits. Smalley. Belts C2J, Naylor.
Veltrnan; thTee-base hit, Pacheco; home
run. Smalley; sacrifice hit Jordan;
struck out, by Wood 4. GUdat 2, Perez
a; base on balls, by Wood /, Gudat 2.
Perez 2; winning pitcher. Perez; double
plays, GOrrell TO Butler to Philips, Perez
to sherrod, Murakami to McCarty to
Bloomfield to COnoly, Wood to Bloom
field to- Smalley to ConOly to Bloom
field; wild pitch, by Wood l; time, 2:Oj;
umpire, Burke.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
H0FF CLAIMS NEW
VAULTING RECORD

HELsINGFORs, Finland, Sept.
2s.-Charles Hoff Of Norway, made
pole vault at Abo Sunday Of 42j2
meters (13 feet, IL II inches). This
Is claimed as worlds record.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
SINTON. BISHOP TIE.

SINTON, Tex. Sept. 2S.-The foot
ball season in Sinton opened Friday
afternoon, the first regular game be-
ing played on the Sinton High School
field between Bishop and Sinton High
School teams. The game was a holly
contested one and ended in score Of
0 to o. Sinton Will meet Taft on the
Sinton field next Friday afternoon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
Detroit. lo; New York, 5.

A. New York Clst game)- r. u. Z.
Detroit ......OO0 500 0lS-i1 - !
New York ........ 900 CO1 ol3- 10 l
Batteries: WhltehllI and WoodaN;
Jones, BraEton, johnson and Ben
cough.
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III derelop the shoulders nd chest

will develop the shoulders and chest
Of Greek god"
And il so weighty an inducement
as that tickles the interest, watch for
tomorrow's Iesson-interview on the de-
vclopment Of one Of the most beauti-
full parts Of the feminine form, the
chest and shoulders.
In her next interview Miss Schnall
will tell how to develop the shoulders
and chest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
Swan-like Necks Possible to All Women
Through Simplest of Athletic Exercises

Miss SchnaH is sosvu at the left in exercise for re-
moving fat from the back of the neck and strengthening hga-
cus Belo7v she soaVn in difficult feat the benc-
fits of apc shared bctcem the neck and the caVcs Both
exercises Miss SchnaH says and should be included ~
the daily docen. g..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28

parallel W / t Ii
he direction
line. One OF
the peculia rites
of golf is that q
slightly ope II
stance appears
to offer t h e
turning twists
of the body
more freedom,
so the player,
who discovers
{ h s naturally
drifts into a
still wider open
stance, until
seeking more
swing freedom,
he gets his
swing out of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28

At St. Louis CIst game)- r. y z.
Boston ..........000 10 Ol0 % 4
ST. Louis ........2g0 900 90 Sc 10 (
Batteries: Barnes and OXEN, Rein
bsrdt and Warwick
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
pot YIELDS
$1,000 FOR
EACH MAN
,Ahanta's Sunday Victory
Evens Series at Two
Games Each.

FORT WORTH, Sept. 2s.-Each
player in the record Dixie Series,
in progress between the Fort Worth
Texas League champions and the
Atlanta Crackers. color-bearers OF
the Southern Association, is assur-
ed Of more than $1,000 when the
spoils are divided after the argu-
ment] is over. The largest Dixie
Series crowd and the largest that
ever saw a baseball game in Texas
1s,7sS-jammed into the Fort Worth
park Sunday and ran the total
proceeds for the series to date TO a
figure just few dollars short of
$4,000. Sundays gate was s24,-
$50. AZ.
The players share in only the
first four games. There will be
about 80 ''cuts" Of the players
pot"
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MAJOR EXHIBITIONS.

Baltimore InternationsIs. = Philldsi-
phia Americans. ..
Chicago Americans :; New Haven
Eastern League. Q.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
GOLFERS START
CITY TITLE
TOURNEY
Qualifying Play Begins at
Noon Over S. A. Coun-
try Club Links.

Fifty-three golfers, the pick of the
players from the municipal course in
Breckenridge Park, the Alamo Coun-
try Club and the San Antonio Country
Club, are scattered over the San An
tonic Country Club course Monday
afternoon, engaged in the 1S-hole
medal round from which the 80 with
the best scores will emerge as the field
to contest the annual city golf cham
pionship.
Match play begins Tuesday after
noon, with the finals at SO holes sched-
uled for Saturday.
The country club course was damp
from recent rains Monday morning
and practice rounds were played on
temporary greens, but the regular
greens were open for tournament COM
petition which began at noon.
LEyINSON STRONG.
Louis Levinson, the youthful south
paw champion of the Breckenridge
Park golfers, and Bob Kampmann,
San Antonio Country Club member
but member of the park links team
since he returned from an out-of-town
trip too late to qualify with the coun-
try club contingent, stood out as fore
most among the invaders of the club
course. Reuben Albaugh led the
Alamo Country Club squad, a for
midable contender in himself.
Walter Walthall, Ed Carruth,
Frank Lewis, Tom Logan, L. l..
Brown and others Of the San Antonio
Country Club stars make this team
the most formidable Of the three.
HOW THEY PAIR.
The players started in threeeomes,
as follows:
10 :OO-Reuben Albaugh, Nat Gold.
smith, c. n. Gaine-.
II :O3-R. II. Brewer, F. N. Pam
coast, e. J. Nelsoh.
u :O6-John ]. Kuntz, Sam Will
liams, Emil Mueller.
IL :09-William Stagner, r. z.
Evans, r. L. Strickland.
- :12-F. A. Boutwell,, Clarence
NOrdhaus, n. L. Frazier.
u :15-Walter Walthall, R. $.
Kampman, Charles Brannon.
u :1S-H. ]. Shearer, Harry Abler,
ii. Il. Andrews.
u :21-Roy Lewis, Jack Spillerss
Ii. =. Walker.
u :2FM. c. Hill, DR.. c. c. Cade.
Ed Carruth Jr.
- Pm. II. Cade, Captain w. L.
Post. w. 3. Russ Jr.
u :31-George ". Davis, +. w.
FclthOusc, j. i. Robinson.
IL Sc. T.. McElroy, Lieutenant
John Clark, II. NJ. Campion.
u :37-S. Nordhaus, Bill Scott,
Jack Cowan.
12:41-F. A. Shaw, f. Kanatzer,
Louis IIeyinson.
II AS. +. Gilmore, +. NJ. Lewis,
Jr., Tom Logan.
II :47-E. l.. Brown, r. NJ. Lewis
Sr., F. Calhoun.
u :51-Jack c. Gugenheim ST., Ii.
3. Veazey, l.. M. Sullivan.
II :54- DIR. W, D. Mccarthy, E. q.
Wheat bye.
The golfers Of the city will meet at
the breckenridge Park club house at
8 o'clock Monday night with Mayor
Tobin, Commissioner Lambert and
other Of the city fathers to discuss
the needs Of the park course, which
is now closed for repairs.
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COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco. rs. Salt Lake, 6-s.
Oakland, l2-l: Seattle. SILL.
Vernon. as: Portland, So
Los Angeles, IA; sacramento, o-b.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
| Pennant Chasers
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Play Monday.

Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Three games scheduled.
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Summary,

Runs, Lyons, Mcmillan 90, Friery az,
Dunsmore, s. Dryer, Bass C2). McNeel.
weston. McCarley. W. James: errors.
Lyons, Bass (2). McCarley, w. James
go. List "a; two-base hits. Weston;
stolen bases. W. James 6, Mueller; sac
rffice hits. McNeel, Bass, Dreiss; struck
out, BY Dwyer I, by Weyel 2; base on
baIIes. off Mcnger 3. off Emley 2; bat
tiers hit, by Menger Dyons); double
plays. G. Dryer TO Frlery to Dunsmore;
wild pitches. By HOwle, by Menger q
time, 2:O5; umpire. Blue" Myers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28

Left on bases. Atlanta 10, Fort worth
II; two-base hits. Sears ?, J. Smith >,
Zoeller, Neihoff ?, Gazella. Cayst, Jeu-
klns. Windle, Palmer; home run, Moore,
doubel plays, Gazella to Niehoff TO Muir
ply; Smith to Niehoff 70 Murphy ME-
hoff 10 Gazella TO Murphy 2; pitchers
records: Off Cavet hits runs in
IL innings; off WRlkup hits runs
in innings: Off North runs hits in
no inning; off Johns no runs no hits in
inning; struck out by Mclaughlin ?;
by Walkup :, by Johns 1, by Head !;
base on balls off Cavet s, off Head ?, off
WaIlrup ?. off North /, off Johns ], of
Mclaughlin !; hit by pitcher, by Nc
LauFhlin 2 Davis twice.; wild pitch.
WallIup !, Head ! passed ball, Jenkins
losing pitcher walkup Time OF game
500. Umpires, Fanning. Jords, Hill and
Brennan.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28

Inside Golf
By CHESTER HORTON
Maker OF 81 Golf Champions. "Gslfs
most successful teacher" says
"Chick" EvaD5.

There are many golfers who sun-
knowingly fall into the easy habit of
letting their swing get slightly out of
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Boston, :; st. Louis, G.

Boston ..............6lI 90 II il o
St. Louis ............2OI 200 is
Batteries: Benton and Gibson; EhsT-
Gel, Dyer, Clough and Wick.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
USE INDIAN PLAYER.

Furthermore, they claim the Aztecs
violated the agreement by using John
Philips, an Alamo-Peck player, in
spite of the fact that they did not
need him, having enough men of their
own, as evidenced by their loan of
Bernal to the Sunsets. Bernal played
in the outfield under the name OF
Mueller.
The Aztecs won an errorlcss morn
ing game, 8 to 4, and then a good
afternoon combat. 2 to l, in which
Butler was robbed Of a shutout over
Eddie Mueller by an error.
The box-score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
Final official standing of the Western
sundays Results.

Denver. SIS: Tulsa. All.
wichita. 81; Lincoln. 3-3.
Ies Molnes, I0-s: Wichita, .-0.
Omaha. liz; Oklahoma CITY, 81.
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SEM|-PRO TITLE
SERIES ENDS
IN MUDDLE
Exhibition" to Count,
Aztecs Decide Alamo
Pecks Kick.

Apparently no team will have n
claim to the scmi-professional base
ball championship of the city, as
usual.
The championship series" among
the Sunsets, Aztecs and Alamo-Peck
Indians became hopclessly muddled
Sunday afternoon when the Aztecs. af'
ter winning two games from the Sun
sets which were billed Saturday as
exhibitions" not to count in the
series standing, announced that the
games would count and that the dou-
Bile victory gave them the lead in the
series with six victories and four de-
feats, as against five and five for the
Sunsets and three and five for the
Alamo-Pecks.
But the Alamo-Pecks are kick
ing" For one thing, they say they
have not yet received their split of
the proceeds, per the championship
gcrieS y Orepmpnt
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IT LOOKS SIMPLE.

Looks simple, doesn't it," she
asked, her blonde curls bobbing about
her face. at it so simple that people
overlook its value for picking up the
sagging flesh. Here's another one"
Knceling down upon all tours, she
moved her hands slowly forward upon
the floor, gradually lowering her body
until her forehead touched the floor.
Then she removed her hands from the
floor and placed them on her hips.
You see" she explained, almost
the entire weight Of the body is thrown
upon the neck in this position. 1t is
fine for removing that little pouch of
fat al the back of the neck and devel-
oping a rounding contour in the front,
if one is inclined to be thin. Remain
in the position as long rs possible, in
crrasing the time each day."
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Play NIonda!
Sundays Results.

New York at Brooklyn.
One game scheduled.
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FORT WORTH, Sept. 2s.-With
the teams tied at two victories each,
thanks to Atlanta's 12-7 success in Sun
days game with the Fort Worth Cats,
fans wondered this morning, without
any tips from the rival managers to
assist them, what pitchers would be
named to pack the burden of the fifth
Dixie Series contest here Monday aft
eynoon.
The best guess seemed to be that
Jake ATT would send back Paul
wachtel, who pitched Saturdays fine
victory over the Crackers, while Bert
Niehoffs choice, GUESSED the dope
stem, would be aged Jim Bagby, who
lost the Saturday contest on errors.
Cy Warmoth, who was knocked out
In his first appearance of the series,
is anxious to get back at the Cats,
and Wheezer Dell, veteran, is another
hurler ready IN work
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Sundays Results.
washInrton. 8; 81. Louis, 0.

Al WashlngtUu- Ri Z.
St Louis .........OoO 900 900 :
/ Washington .......Ol0 $50 00E-6 II l
Batteries: CASTOR WIngard and Dix
on; ogden and Tate.
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~ Brooklyn r. n J.
New York ........0El nfn 900 IL o.
Brooklyn -4........O08 coo J0l-5 y ]
Batteries: Greenfield and Snyder
Petty and HargTayCs.
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At InTCaE0- r II J
Philadelphia ......100 900 0hh-i 70
Chicago ........-.. go 0fE-G 10
Batteries: Mitchell. CrumpIcr. Ring.
and Heulines Alexander md IIsr'ucfr
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Others not scheduled.
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netrnIt. /: New York. l.

| Second game 2. Il 7.
Detroit .................OlO o0-I , o
l New York ..............plg tN-l o
! Batteries Stoner and WootaN; Pen
/ mock and BengOugh.
] (Called end Of fifth, darknesEl.
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FREAK CONTEST.

IL was a freak contest in many
ways. The huge crowd made ground
rules necessary in all fields and
Twelve two-bagges were dropped
among the spectators who crowde6 the
outfield. Spectacular catches against
the restraining ropes were many.
The pop fly doubles figured large
y in the scoring.
No inning passed without a run by
one side or the other, and Atlanta
managed 10 count in every frame but
the second. The game lasted three
hours.
The Cats pounded the Atlanta pitch
ers freely, but the Cracker miscues
were not as costly as the Cats three
errors, and, in the pinches, Southern
Association infielders and outfielders
came to the rescue Of their chunkers.
-Four double plays whizzed through
the Atlanta inner defenses.
Evening the series Sunday insured
the Atlantans Of another crack at Fort
Worth on their home grounds next
"Wednesday. as the title will be decided
on a basis Of four games out q
seven.
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SIX HURLERS PARADE.

The dope was scrambled badly when
the Cats used four pitchers in the
Sunday batfest - Walkup, North,
Johns and Head-in addition to every
other available player on the lineup,
and the Crackers employed Pug CaYet,
their ace, who was knocked from the
boz in the sixth frame, and Hollis Nc
Laughlin.
Cat followers also were inclined TO
be a bit gloomy over the prospect of
~Possum" Moore's absence from com
petition for the rest of the series.
Moore, who crashed out a mighty
homer over the center field boards, his
second of the series, before be was
forced 10 retire Sunday, is nursing a
badly split thumb. And the thumb
sEasn't split in the game. The big
hatcher was warming up Head and
trying TO watch what was going on in
the game at the same time, and took
q curve on his meat hand" Since
doc" Smith had been used as a pinch
hitter, Jake Atz was forced 10 send
his last remaining bench-warmer,
Pitcher Wachtel, 10 center field, bring
Center Fielder Stormy Davis in TO
third base, and put the catcher's har-
ness on Third-sacker Mullen to finish
the game.
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DIFFICULT FOR BEGINNER.

The next exercise, Miss Schall eK.
planned, is not only good for the neck
but develops the calves. Difficult for
the beginner and only possible when
the waist and hips are Timber, it is,
nevertheless, by far, the producer Of
the greatest results. This is the way
she explained its performance. demon
strating each step as she talked:
Lie prone on the floor. Pull your
knees up, your feet still flat on the
floor. Raise your hands above your
head, thumbs inward, and slowly bring
your hands to the floor back Of your
head. Flatten your palms against the
floor, your fingers pointing in the di-
rectiOn Of your body, and gradually
lift your entire body 50 that the weight
is carried solely by the sOles Of your
feet and palms Of your hands. Now
lower your head to the floor; let it as
sumo the weight, relieving the hands
and nIacing them on the hiDg.