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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
IOWA TEAM BEATEN
BY TROJANS, 1870

Los ANGELES, Nov. 21.-Pacific
Coast football fans Saturday night
celebrated another University Of
Southern California victory over
Eastern invaders, the Trojans defeat
ing Iowa here by score Of IS 10 0.
il was the fourth triumph Of the
Los Angeles University which has
also won from Penn State, Missouri
and Syracuse in recent years.
Iowa was completely outclassed.
failing to show anything but an oc-
-.asional flash when Cowboy" Kutsch.
the star Hawkeye, got off some beau
tiful forward passes. A final drive
Tor score IN the last quarter, after
kutseh made a 37-yard run and an
ll-yard pass, was interrupted by the
gun.
The visitors appeared out Of condi-
ton, due to the long 2J0O-mile trip
and were forced to take time out 80
often that they were penalized.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
ange Leads Illinois Victory Before Turning "Pro :
BOWLING
LADIES' NINE PIN MATCH.

The Highland Social ladies team bowl.
ed the New Braunfels ladies team In New
Braunfels Sunday afternoon. November
Is, 1925. The Highland ladies won the
first game. but were defeated in the
second game.
1t was rumored among the New Braun
fels ladies that the first game won by
the Highland ladies was the first game
they lost on their alleys.
Refreshments were served between
games. Following are the scores:
First game:
Highland Ladies'. As rs 80 Sc IS 54-2s5
N. B. Ladies .... IS 81 A. rs So 4s-27o
Second game:
Highland Ladies. 40 so AZ &c 20 35-211
n. B. Ladies ....63 IS So 50 81 51-337
The lineups for both games:
Highland Ladies: Miss Clara Theis,
captain; Mesdames G. F. Deiningey, II.
White. Ed Alderman. +. Gembler, L,
Artz. j. Hassmann, l.. La Broache. Misses
Minnie Schmidt. Amanda Deininger. Ma
tilda Theis, Clara Schmidt, Mary Theis.
New Braunfels Ladies: Mrs. Heide-
meyer. captain; Mesdames w. Sippie. A.
Plumeyer. Ludwig, Oberksmple. Herlich,
Schleicher. Scheel. Diesterd. Meyer. W.
Heidemeyer, Strateman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
FLIGHT OF TIME is
WINNER OF ANNUAL
BREEDERS FUTURITY

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 21.--
Right Of time. owned by Walter j.
Salmon. won the annual Breeders
Futurity. worth $4,000 10 the win
ner. in the record time Of ! :Os 80
for the distance Of six furlongs less
20 yards. Flight Of Time finished
two lengths ahead Of the favorite.
BubblinR Over. with Helen's Babe
third. The track record was cut two
fifths Of a second.
Eleven horses ran. scratches To-
moving Dark Phantom, Timothy and
Golden Mary.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
EAST.

Yale o; Harvard (tie).
Brown IS; New Hampshire IL.
Columbia &c: Alfred 0.
Georgetown 81; Fordham 0.
Lafayette II; Lehigh o.
Massachusetts Aggies 6; Tufts 4.
Rutgers Z; New York u 6.
Catholic University 60: Gallaudet 0.
George Washington So; Buffalo 0.
Norwich 3: Middle bury 0.
Bucknell Z: Dickinson 0.
Holy Cross IS; University of Boston :.
Swarthmore 70; Haverford IS.
Syracuse II; Niagara y.
Army a.; Ursinus 0.
Allegheny 43; Westminster o.
Lebanon Valley Al; Albright 0.
Marines IS; Lakehurst Air Station s.
George Washington So; Buffalo 0.
Springfield II; Providence IS.
Marines 20. Fort Benning Infantry
chool o.
Navy Plebes. 40; New York N. A., Is.
Norwich, 8; Middlebury, 0.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
NEW CUB MANAGER
WANTS JOE GUYON

Manager Joe Mccarthy Of the Chi
cago Cubs, dropped the hint last week
that be would ike TO have Joe Guy
on, Indian outfielder Of the Louisville
club. Guyon played fine ball for the
American Association team all season.
He is a speed merchant, and IL he
can sayyy National League pitching
might make a wiz. But how is Louis
vile going TO have a team next year
il all its stars move upl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
BARROW OF YANKS
DENIES EVERYTHING

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Having re-
turned from hunting trip in Can
ada, Edward G.. Barrow, business
manager Of the New York Yankees
added his denial 10 the report that
Wally Pipp and Aaron Ward, Yankee
infielders. would be traded. Also be
denied that Lou Gehrig and a pitcher
would be traded for Joe Judge and
added that be had no knowledge of
the reported attempt 70 obtain Emory
Rigney.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
EPINARD'S OWNER
is COMING BACK

NEW YORK, Nov. Shortly
before sailing for France on the liner
Paris, Pierre Wertheimer. the French
sportsman who brought Epinard here
of the American thoroughbreds, de-
clared it was his intention TO invade
the United States again with one of
the "getn of his great horse.
"The ambition Of my life is to win
an international race in the United
States with one of the get Of Epi-
nard," Wertheimer declared.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
RITOLA CUTS RECORD
In WINNING NATIONAL
CROSS-COUNTRY RUN

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.--Willie Ri
toln, the veteran Finnish-American
A.C. distance runner, set a new rec
ord for the six-milc Van Cortlandt
Park course in winning the senior
national cross.country championship
here Saturday. Ritola reduced his
own record Of 30 minutes and sec
onds to 30 minutes and u seconds,
leading all the way. Fred Wachmuth
of the Millrose A.C. was second. 200
yards behind the winner. and Jimmy
Hennigan. dorchester. was third.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
DUTY EXPLAINS
PROTEST ON
FENNER
Corpus Coach Thinks 1t
Was Up to Him to
Make Kick.

Il felt that it was my duty toward
the future of amateur athletics in
Texas" declared Coach Nixon Askey
of Corpus Christi high school, Sat
urday, in discussing his protest of
the eligibility of Bob Fcnner of
Breckenridge high school. Mr.. Ashley
is here on visit.
Il am not particularly anxious that
Breckenridge should be declared out
of the league and my team put back
in the running" he said. ''Bracken.
ridge defeated us fairly and s9uarely,
and, anyway, l realize that my team
is not of championship caliber, but
l do want to see high school ath-
letics purged of professionalism.
Il admire Coach Bobby Cannon of
Breckenridge very much and was glad
TO sec his team win the district cham
pionship. / had no intention of
lodging protest on Fenner; was not
seeking for any information of that
sort; but when the evidence was vol
UNFAIRLY brought to me, there was no
course, as l saw it, but to present
it in turn TO Secretary Roy Hender.
son of the Inter-scholastic League.
WILL NOT PRESS 1T
''If Secretary Henderson does not
regard the evidence against Fenncr as
sufficient, will not be displeased. i
only feel that L am doing the right
thing in cooperating with the league"
Coach Askey said that he was APP
preached on Armistice Day by the
manager of a Corpus Christi semi
professional ball club, and asked why
he did not protest Fenner. Upon his
asserting that he knew nothing dam
aging to Fenner's amateur status,
Coach Askey says that the Corpus
Christi manager volunteered the IN
formation that he had seen Fenner
receive remuneration for several
games played in that city in 1924.
The Corpus Christi manager then
made affidavit to having seen the
Breckenridge star receive the money.
FORWARDED TO AUSTIN.
This affidavit. together with infor-
nation concerning Fenner's having
been barred from the City Amateur
Baseball League because Of his alleged
participation in q game between two
semi-professional teams, was for
warded by Coach Askey to Secretary
Henderson.
In refutation of the Corpus Christi
protest, affidavits have been signed
by Fenner, as well as By Arthur Welt
man ST., and Virgil Winters. man
ayers of the team on which Fenner
played in Corpus Christi, declaring
that he did not receive a cent OF
money for the trip.
Secretary Henderson mas set Tues
day as the date for hearing of the
protest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
MICHIGAN WINS
BIG TEN
FLAG
BIG TEN FINISH.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 21.-
Michigan won the Western Confer
ence football championship Saturday
afternoon when its great eleven. which
walloped all corners except Northwest
ern, and lost only by field goal, 80,
in ankle-decp mud TO that team.
trounced Minnesota University by the
lopsided score Of IS TO o.
Gilbert ran wild through the Min
nesOta team. Molenda banged the line
hard and often, Friedman passed TO
Oosterbaan, and the Michigan root
es had great time Of it. 1t was
Michigan's game from the start and
the Gophers had virtually no chance to
prevent the shutort.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
DEMPSEY'S FORMER
MANAGER SAYS HE'S
THROUGH FOREVER

Los ANGELES, Nov. 21.-Jsek
hearns, estranged manager of Jack
Dempsey. the heavyweight champion.
has no idea of effrcting a reconcilia.
ton with the pugilist.
Apparently, We are Though for
ever" Kearns said. "We have met
only once in three months, and then
barely spoke"
hearns intimated he had made plans
to seize any fight funds Of Dempsey
should the champion box before
hearns' contract expires late next
year. .....
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
CHICAGO SHORTSTOP
HAS KNEE OPERATION

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Ike Davis,
Chicago White Sox shortstop, has un-
dergonc second operation on his
knee, which he broke in the first play
Of the opening game Of the Chicago
city series. His condition was report
ed favorable and he expects TO leave
for California with his wife md
daughter for n rest in about ten days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22

Arkansas z; Oklahoma Aggies o.
Tennessee Medical College 0; Dallas
University z.
Texas Freshmen is: st. Mary's COL
lege z.
Amarillo High II; Wichita Falls High
Z.
Pearsall High, 10; Laredo. district
TITLED.
Houston Heights High, 3; Port Ar
thur. 6.
Oak Cliff High, 40: Bryan High DIAL
las). II.
Ball High (Galveston), 20; South End
(Houston), Z.
Sanderson High. 20; Marathon, o.
Alpine High, 10; Fort Stockton, 0.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
MEYERS SLUGGEn

81 never saw so many fists in my
life" declared Captain Ernie Nevers
OF Stanford University ON the train
headed for PalO Alto, after the Wash
ington 1870 victory over Stanford.
There ought TO be a rule provid-
ing boxing gloves for future football
jokingly declared the blond
giant. II never got SO many on my
chin in my life"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
"SWEDE" OBERLANDER
TURNS BACK ON PROS

MIAMI. Fla. Nov. 21.-Andy
(Swede) Oberlander. star Of the east
ern championship Dartmouth eleven.
is one football performer who will
not hcakcn to the siren call Of pro-
fessionalism. Oberlander wired Tim
Callahan. old Yale captain. in business
here. that he did not care to accept
the offer made by Callahan, who is
organizing a professional eleven here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
BRAZIL TO OTTFIELn-

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 21-Frank
BRAZIL, slugging third-baseman Of the
Seattle team Of the Pacific Coast
league, is 10 be converted into an out
fielder next season.
Reports that be has a weak arm
have been discredited by his team
mates, who declare that be simDly
makes his toss look like a lot of er-
fort.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
PLAYER PRIZE UNX
TO WASHINGTON CLUB

Washington doesn't wish the most
valuable player prize" wished on any
more Of it's athletes. Walter John
son got it in 1924 and lost a couple
of world series ball games. Roger
Peckinpaugh got it this year and was
the goat" Of the world series as a re-
suit Of his erratic fielding.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
THREE BIG LEAGUE
CLUBS WANT MEYERS

Three big league teams are seeking
the services Of Ernie Neyers. captain
Of the Stanford football team. he has
admitted, naming 81. Louis Nationals.
Cincinnati and New York Giants as
the three
The offers made Nevers so far have
not been worth consideration and as
q result he has not signed with any
club, be stated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
FORMER TEXAS BALL
PLAYER MAKES FINE
RECORD IN HITTING

Joe Munson, a Chicago Cub TO
cruit. f-om the Harrisburg team. led
the New NORTHUMBERLAND League
in five departments Of batting. Nun.
son topped the hitters; scored the
mos. times, 10. raped out the most
hits, 1S2; made the most thrce-bag-
gers. Is, and the most home-runs. 81.
Munson formerly played in the Texas
League.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
HELEN WILLS GIVEN
UNIVERSITY LETTER

BERKELEY, Nov. 81. Helen
Wills, national and Olympic womenis
tennis champion, is today the proud
owner OF sweater and "Big G." Of
the University of California.
The insignia was awarded Miss
Wills by the Women's Athletic Assoc
citation with an honorary membership
in the association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
TEXAS AGGIES TAKE
CROSS-COUNTRY RUN

HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. 21.-Tcxas
A. x VI. won the annual Southwestern
conference cross-country race at Rice
Institute, Saturday afternoon.
The scores were: A. q NJ, % 4;
Texas, 43: Rice. a: S. ". U. 30.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
sHRIYER DID LIZ First

DC Pop ShrlYer. one time fay0rite
catcher for the Pills and Cubs. was
the first player 10 catch ball tossed
from the Washington Monument. lie
turned the trick in 1894. Several
have duplicated the feat since.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
DEFEATS
LAREDO FOR TITLE

LAREDO. Nov. 21.-After holding
Pearsall even at Gall in the first half.
Laredo High Schools football team
weakened and Pearsall High won out,
10 to 6. taking the district champion.
ship in the state interscholastic league,
Laredo scored in the first quarter.
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CRITICS CALL HIGH
SCHOOL GAME TOSSUP
CONTINUED from Page /, Part g.

comes fifth in the list and leads the
Main Avenue scorers. with % points.
OTHERS TO SCORE.
Others who have broken into the
count column during the season in
elude: Fenner OBJ, 20: Bohne (M).
IL: Rees OBJ. Davis (M), Dunsmore
tM), DwyeT (M). u each; Bass OBJ.
10; Gull fM), Mcneil (ND, Fergu-
son OBJ, BirdwelI OBJ, 9 each. Farris
Brothermsn, Breckenridge substitute
end broke into the scoring with one
point, catching a pass over the goal
line for a point after touchdown.
Elkins of Breckenridge and Duns-
more of Main avenue share the honor
of the longest runs during the season.
Elkins got away for an S0-yard sprint
against Devine, while Dunsmore recov-
cred q tumble to dash the same dis
lance for Mains winning touchdown
against Austin High.
~Squawk" Neltman and Bob Fen
ner, both OF Breckenridge. have reeled
off runs of 70 and IS yards, respect.
lively.
Neither eleven has scored a field
goal during the season. If either
Coach Griesenbeck or Coach Cannon
has man who can boot a nifty
through the uprights at a crucial stage
OF the game, he has been kept care.
fully under cover, awaiting a chance
to do his stuff on Thanksgiving Day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
HEILMANN HEADING
BASKET BALL CLUB

NEW YORK. Noy. II. - Harry
Heilman, outfieldcr of the Detroit
Tigers, and American league batting
champion, has been elected president
Of the Brooklyn club Of the American
Basketball league, it was announced
today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
CITY NINE Pin BOWLING LEAGUE.
Completion Of Eighth and Ninth Week.
EIGHTH WEEK

The eighth week of bowling being In
complete Uast week. due to the program
of Armistice week. the Grand Alley
Boosters and the Jimmie the Tailors have
postponed their match until Tuesday
night when operations were resumed and
the result OF this performance ended in
favor Of the Grand Alley Boosters. who
defeated the Jimmie the Tailors In a
double header and took the lead in the
standing. Therefore, the scores are given
below with the complete standing. in
conclusion Of the eighth week:
Tuesday Might.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
BADGER HARRIERs WIN.

ANN ARBUR. Mich, Nov. IL
Badger barriers from the University
Of Wisconsin easily won the annual
Western Conference cross. country run
Saturday, trailed by Ohio State, Hi
nois. Iowa and Michigan. in order.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22

Team averages: Boosters 95I socIaIs
33G, Parrots $50. Eagles 800, Hornets 49,
Tallors 800. 40,
The Grand Alley Boosters are stu
holding the high game record Of $50 and
the Parrots a record Of 81 for high IN
ming.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
ST. ANTHONY'S
WINS FROM
CADETS
Stage Cleared for Clash
Between Jackets
and Heights. o., ,

Coach Wayne Cozad's st. An.
thongs College Yellowjackets devot.
ed Saturday afternoon TO polishing off
the last of their opponents in prepar-
alton for their championship Junior
Academic League game against Alamo
Heights High on December 4.
By trampling the heavy West Tex
as Reserves, pc to z, they accomplish
ed their fourth straight victory in the
junior circuit and left only them
selves and Alamo Heights undefeated.
When the doughty Heights Mules
clash with the brilliant Yellowjackets
and their -Four Magicians" for the
junior title, San Antonio football
fans will be treated to one of the
most. interesting battles of the present
season; that's straight from head
quarters.
With Coach "Mule" Frazier of
Alamo Heights an observant spectator
ON the sideline, the speedy little
Yellowjackets were careful not to
uncover that big bagful of tricks
they have on tap and, in consequence,
were hard-Dressed to gain any ma
terial advantage over the Cadets
through the first three quarters. In
fact, with several minutes elapsed in
the final period st. Anthony's was
leading only l. to Z, but they put
their overhead attack into play to
score a couple more touchdowns be-
fore the game ended
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MIDDLE WEST.

Michigan IS: Minnesota o.
Illinois IA: Ohio State Q.
Kansas 10: Missouri Z.
Notre Dame IS; Northwestern 10.
Indiana o; Purdue 0 Ctie).
Case G: Western Reserve o.
Wisconsin 90; Chicago 2.
Carnegie Tech IS; 81. Louis 2.
Kenyon 30; Akron 0.
Iowa State Z: Drake 6.
Nebraska Wesleyan IS; Des Moines o.
Marquette 10; North Dakota 0.
Wabash %; Depauw o.
Carleton IL: Knox 3.
Bradley &c; Eureka Q.
Cornell College 16; Coe 0.
Wesleyan AZ; st. Xavier o.
Oklahoma IS; Washington o.
Mount Union 81: Hiram 0.
Wooster IL: Denison 7.
Geneva 10; Waynesburg o.
Haskell, I6; Creighton, Z.
Loyola, 10; John Carroll, Z.
SOUTH.
Tulane IS: Louisiana State 0.
Butler 9; Centenary 0.
Milligan IS; Guilford 0.
Citadel SO: Erskine 0.
Howard 20: Birmingham Southern 16.
Kentucky Freshmen s; Tennessee
Freshmen o.
Mercer 81: Oglethorpe 6.
Washington II; North Carolina State
Little Rock College 20; Bryson -.
FLORIDA IL; Mississippi Aggies 0.
Louisville So: Toledo 0.
washington and Lee, IL; North Caro-
lima State, o.
william and Mary. 20; Roanoke Col
lege. 0.
Hampden Sydney. 6; Randolph Ma
con, o.
FAR WEST.
Stanford 25: California IL.
Southern California IS: Iowa 0.
Occidental 6: Pomona ..
Oregon Aggies i6; Idaho Z.
Colorado -; Western States 0.
Colorado Azgies Al; Colorado Mines 10.
Colorado College 10; Greeley Teachers
6.
Brigham Young IS: Montana state I.
New Mexico University 80; New Mexico
Aggies Q.
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tuesday Night.


Team averages: Boosters $50, Soclals
ss5, Parrots 3S5, Eagles 1913. Hornets 327,
Tailors 32l.
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CITY NINE PIN BOWLING LEAGUE.
Change in Schedule.

According TO adyices received, the first
week in the second series has peen
changed. The second series VIII begin
immediately following the end Of the first
ssrias- therefore, the schedule of the sec
ond srlse Is publishd in advance. for the
benefit Of tho bowlers. who are urged 10
clip same for future reference.
Schedule, second series:
First Week.
December 2-Hornets va. Boosters.
December 3-Socials vs.. Tail0rs.
December 4--Parrots vs.. Eagles.
second Week.
Decsrnber 9-Socials vs.. Eagles.
December 1O-Parrots VS.. Hornets.
December il-Tailors VS.. Boosters.
Third Week.
December 1C-Hornets VS.. Tailors.
December 17-Socials VS.. Parrots.
December 1S-Eagles vs.. Boosters.
During this time no games are sched-
uIed due to the Christmas holidays Inc
fourth week starts on January o.
Fourth Week.
January s-Parrota. VS.. Boosters.
January 7-socialS vs.. Hornets.
January S-Ea giles vs.. Tailors.
Fifth Week.
January 13-Socials va Boosters.
January 14-Hornets vs.. Eagles
January i5-Parrots VS.. Tailors.
sixth Week.
January 2D-Hornets VS.. Boosters.
January 2i-Socials VS.. Tailore.
January 22--Parrots vs.. Eagles.
Seventh Week.
January 27--Sociais w. Eagles.
January 2s-Tailors vs.. Boosters.
January 29-Parrots VS.. Hornets.
Eighth Week.
February 3-HoTnets VI. Eagles.
February t-Socials VS.. Boosters.
FEBRUARY 5-Parrots w. Tailors.
Ninth Week.
February 1s-Parrots VS.. BoosterS
FEBRUARY 1i-Eagles VS.. Tailors.
FEBRUARY I2-Socials vs.. Hornets
Tenth Week.
February 17-Hornets VS.. Tailors
February 1s-Socials VS.. Parrots
February 19-Eagles vs.. Boosters
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
Football Results
LOCAL.
SOUTHWEST.

st. Anthony's College rs; West Texs
Reserves z.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22

The Grand Alley Boosters have retained
their lead in the standing by defeating
the St Joseph Eagles in a double -header.
the former taking big lead In both
games, which the latter was In hard
luck to recover. although bowling stead
ily with low scores.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22

SubstitutiOns 81. AntbOny's-Mc'
Cauley for Deroache, Yigiano for Os-
ward. Oswald for vigianO, Wallcn
for Noonan. West Tcxns-Ragsdale
for Wright, Adams for Boyle.
Officials: Fischer (St. Mary's),
referee, Wood (Ohio " umpire.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22
COVERED STUFF UP.

Coach Frazier, seeing his future op-
ponents in action for the first time,
probably will scott at the statement
that the Jackets uncovered only a
small portion Of their trickery. There
were many times during the game,
as Is usual when the -Four Magi-
clans" strut their stuff, that the ball
seemed to disappear into thin air, but
when they spring their entire roper.
toire the sphere becomes almost
total loss.
If it were possible to single out one
of the splendid little Yellowjacket
baokfield quartet for especial mention,
it would be Harp" Casey. versatile
fullback. His exhibition of twisting,
sidestepping. stiff-arming and pass
receiving bordered on the sensational.
He scored two of the Jackets four
touchdowns and broke loose for any
number Of substantial gains. Niellio
and Seidel also turned in some beau
tiful runs. Seidel also rarely missed
a 4J-yard dropkick. Noonan's in
reference was Of the type which holds
for him his position in that crack
backfield.
The Cadet Reserves. bolstered sub
stantially by substitutes of the first
eleven, surprised the Yellowjackets by
their strength. They fought st. An
thongs on even terms through the
first quarter, threatened repeatedly to
score in the second and third periods
and actually collapsed only a few min
utes before the final whistle
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22

The Parrots and socisis have divided
their games each time Of their match
and contested TO the most even and tight
interesting games. there being only thir-
teen pins difference. including all four
games Of the first series. The first game
OF this last match was tied the first
three innings. The Parrots won the first
game by one pin and lost the second py
Ian. lnE