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a 50 fts. gaaas aseadas y fiescas
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Avenida Nereidas esquina calle
nGnero 3, Condado, Santurce Gran
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SI TIENE usted una finca peque
la cerca de San Juan pro
pia para crianza de ayes, Y quier
arrendarla lame al tel6fono 2074
Santurce q Isidoro Soto Gras. 3-2
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dor de pianos y pianos automa-
ticos. Larga Practica. Trabajos
garantizados. Preci0s m6dicos. Re-
ferencias. Sanchez Morales Y Co,
Apartado $40, Tel. 1884. 4-1O
VENDO una buena casa situada
en- Ayenida Atlantic (la mejor
playa de Santurce). Para infOrmes
lame al telefono 1903, Santurce.
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CE yENDEN baratas dos hermo

>sas residencias, cuatrO habitacio-
nes, sala, comedor. garage, doble ser
yicio sanitario. closets, y corredores.
No han sido habitadas. Sitas Ell
Ave. Macleary esq. Yardly Place
otra en- los terrenos de Font-Andi-
no, Parada 43, FaciIidades pago. In
formaran j.. Hernandez Y Hno. Te-
l6fono 667 rojo y 1912, negro, San
turce. 3-31
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
z OLD-T|MERS
FROL|C At
MEETING ]
Many Baseball Heroes Help
to Celebrate Ami
yersary.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 22.--Cp
Louisville. within whose confines was
held the first of two meeting which
resulted in the organization Of the Ma
tional League, today contributed its
bit to the golden jubilee anniversary
Of organized baseball.
at was odd Timers day." and
many baseball luminaries Of bygone
days we're guests OF honor.
1t was in Louisville in December,
1875. that the Chicago, st. Louis, Gin
cinnati and Louisville baseball clubs
selected c. f. Chase of Louisville to
represent them at tie National
League organization meeting in New
York. February 2, 1876.
Preceding the regular game of the
American Association between Louis
vile and Columbus, % old-timers, in
Guiding Tommy Leach. Fred Clarke.
Fred Pfeffer. Dummy Hoy, Claude
Richie and Tony Mullane frolicksd
about in real youthful style-for tive.
or three innings.
4 luncheon was held at which JUS
tice Harry Taylor of New York, John
A. Heydler. president of the National
League. and Barney Drcyfuss, owner
of the Pittsburgh Pirates, were guests
of honor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
TEAR BOMBS ASKED
AS SLAYER OF TWO
HOLDS POSSE AT BAY

PEORIA, Ill.,, Sept. 22.-P)-Jo-
seph Spenraz, a coal miner, who shot
and killed Sheriff 0rville Litchfield If
Marshall county, and John Leonard
Toluca police chief, was surrounded in
a farm house near Toluca today by n
posse which asked that tear bombs be
used TO dislodge the fugitive.
Spenraz previously had escaped from
a house in Toluca in which he had bar
ricaded himself after the shooting with
threat to kill the first man who at
tempted to take him. Officers think
he is deranged.
Litchfield and Leonard were fatal.
~ wounded when they went 10 Spcn.
raz's home after neighbors had com.
planned of threats he made TO kill any
one who came near him.
After the shooting, Spenraz fled but
returned later and locked himself in,
defying the armed crowd which came
to take him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
QUALIFYING ROUNDS
HELD BY TWO CLUBS

Golfers from the Breckenridge Park
municipal course will qualify Tues,
day afternoon over the Alamo Coun-
try Club course for the city cham
pionship tournament which opens
October 3 at the San Antonio Coun.
try Club. The mum course players
were required to. report at the first
tee not later than ! o'clock.
Members of the Alamo Country
Club are also shooting their qualify
ing round Tuesday, but have been
given the entire day to complete the
Is holes.
San Antonio Country Club held its
qualifying round last Saturday, with
Ed Carruth Jr., and +. L. Brown tied
for first honors with n each. A
total of eight players tied for the
sixteenth position on the club team,
and will be required to play it off
one day this week.
Each of the three clubs will enter
16 players in the city tourney.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
Baseball Briefs

Mel Herr, youthful Saskatoon.
Sask., outfielder, who had a try-out
with the Cubs and was later released
to the Wichita Falls club and recent
" recalled by Chicago, has been re-
leased to Wichita Falls where he VIII
report next spring.
Walter Hoke and Bubbles" Har-
grave of the Reds, collided in going
after a foul ball and were knocked
out for a few minutes. Bubbles" wos
too dazed to continue, but Holke re-
sumed at first base.
Hazen Cuyler, Pittsburgh outfield-
err, equalled the National League record
for consecutive hits when he ran his
string to 10.
Dazzy Vance's one-hit game against
Philadelphia has proven a jinx to the
Dodgers. That victory came in the
first half of q twin-bill and they have
lost every game since.
Eban Allen, University of Cincin-
natl outfielder. has signed to play with
the Cincinnati Reds next year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
NEUMAN PACKS
MEAN SCRAP
f.. BOOK

He's no SLOUGH of fighter, him
self, this Ray Neuman who has been
secured to fight that last two rounds
with Jack Dempsey at Bear Field
Thursday night. In fact, Neuman Is
from "Joisey City" than which no
locality produces them any tougher,
and he packs a ,uean scrap book.
Ray is built along the same lines
as Willie Meehan, the roly-poly coast
scrapper who gave Dempsey numer-
Gus nightmares before he became too
betty TO draw on his ring trunks. He
was the champions principal spar
ring partner during those strenuous
days of preparation for that wild
battle with the wild Bull of the
Pampas," Senior Firpo.
He ensconsed himself upon a ma
jor portion of The Light sports desk
Monday afternoon. after spending
most of the day viewing the Alamo
and other things xnd sparring a few
at the st. Anthony Hotel.
do you expect Dempsey to carry
you along for those two rounds and
get too rough?". he was asked in a
conversational tone. .s...
Say, fellah," came the immediate
and none too gontle retort, Jack
Dempsey isn't built that way. He
socks and socks from the minute he
gets you In the ring and IL you're
unlucky enough to catch one on the
button it's your hard luck. Don't
worry about the champion doing any
'waltzing.'
Neuman has been busy fighting the
big fellows in the East for six
months and has seen nothing of Demp-
sey in that time. Dempsey was so
impressed with the fat boys ability
to stand up and fight him on even
terms that he wired him to meet him
at San Antonio as soon as he closed
the local contract.
Among the fights listed in Neu-
mans scrap book are several with
the best in the game. Last May he
whipped Young Striblng rather
soundly 1.-THE book proves it) and
gave Gene Tunncy fight on even
terms. He is out to earn, real
name for himself and is far from be-
ing rclegatcd to the ranks OF every |
day spsrring partners. He believes
the publicity attached to his appear
ance against Dempsey will aid him
in his climb up the pugilistic ladder.
Curtis TEX" Meeks, the big cow
puncher who is to go the first two
rounds with Dempsey, is expected to
arrive from his fathers ranch some
time Tuesday. He also intends to
keep the champion busy.
In the meantime. it appears that
Jack is one Of the best little press
agents in the game. Notwithstanding
the fact that he wired for rcserva-
tons for n party Of four Tuesday, it |
Is now fairly certain that he will ar
rive not earlier than Wednesday
He will stay at the Gunter
Hotel.
Promoter shelton has completed
his program OF five Ground prelim-
inaries to the Dempsey exhibition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
Police Decide .
Foul Balls fire
Public Property

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a
R) Washington youngsters
who dart into the American
League field to grab foul balls
for souvenirs may continue to do
so as far as the metropolitan
police are concerned.
One trial at helping Clark
Griffith's club keep the kids off
the field yesterday proved
enough.
Patrolman J. H. Dellinger
tried to get a ball away from
Guy Ferguson a high school lad,
and the roar Of Kisses and boos
arose from the stand with many
persons swarming on the field.
Police officials were fearful
for DelIinger's safety and today
decided IL club officials wanted
that sort Of work done, they
should do 1t themselves.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
10 MATCHES PLAYED
IN FALL TOURNAMENT

Ten matches were decided in the
four flights of the San Antonio Coun-
try Club fall golf tournament Monday.
f. NJ. Lewis Sr. and Lieutenant Clark
defeated Colonel c. J. Nelson and w.
B. Russ Jr., respectively, in the two
first round matches.
Following are the scores for the first
days play:
First flight: S. NJ. Lewis Sr. de-
feated Colonel c. ]. Nelson, 4 and 3 (;
Lieutenant Clark beat W. 3. Russ Jr.,
@ and 4.
Second flight: William c. Clegg de-
feated Captain Idzioreck, 8 and 4; NJ.
ID. Lewis defeated William Aubrey Jr.,
4 and 3; w. Z. Love beat Tom Rue,
3 and l; L. L. Stevenson defeated
Lieutenant Mckinley, 2 up; Jack c.
Gugenheim Sr. defeated L. B. Clegg,
1 and ..
Third flight Jack c. Gugenheim Jr.
defeated James Upshur. . up; d. Dor
man defeated A. G. Burnett by de-
fault.
Fourth flight: Harry Ables defeated
DIR. Hugh Mcclellan, 4 and 3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
FORT BLISS POLO
TEAM CHAMPIONS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.--Out-
playing its more experienced oTpo-
nents at every stage of the samt, the
Fort Bliss pole team from I'll Paso,
Texas, Monday afternoon won the III
t,t.circuit championship in the final
match of the polo tournament at rha
Philadelphia Country Club by defeat
ing Rockaway. u to s.
The Fort Bliss quartet not only dis
played excellent teamwork, bit also
we're the better mounted and showed
moro proficiency with the mai!Ct. Ma
jor Chamberlain, captain Of the win
ming team, was the star of the con-
test, scoring four Of his teams II
goals.
At the conclusion of the match the
cup awarded by the United States
Polo Association was presented TO the
Fort Bliss team by Mrs. John w.
Converse, wife of the chairman Of the
inter-circuit tournament.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
NINE-GAME SERIES
For MINOR TITLE

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-UP
George A. Putnam, secretary of the
San Francisco Baseball Club, an
nounccd today that il the Seals win
the Pacific Coast League pennart,
they will meet the Louisville team
champions of the American Associa-
ton, here in a little world series" Of
nine games. beginning October %.
At present the Seals are leading in
the Coast League race by a margin of
eleven games.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
PIRATES APPOINT
OFFICIAL SCORER
FOR WORLD SERIES

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 22.-P)-
John Gruber, official scorer for the
Pittsburgh Pirates for nearly ~
years, was Monday elected Pitts
burgh's official scorer for the world
series by the local chapter of the
Baseball Writers Association of
America.
The selection, Of course, is with
the assumption that the Pirates will
win the pennant. The local writers
are also working out details to care
for the 400 or 500 world series scribes
who are expected to be here during
the games.
New press stNnds are being provid-
ed at Forbes Field, wiring for 100
telegraph instruments is being in
stalled and work room" for writers
has been engaged at the Schenly
Hotel near the ball park. There will
be room there for 100 typewriters to
tell the story of the championship
struggle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
$4,000, 900 POWER
PROJECT PLANNED BY
CANADIAN RAILROAD

VANCOUVER, Sept. 22-P)-The
British Columbia Electric railway an
nounced today that it would construct
a $30,000,000 power project on the
Bridge river, 1876 miles north of here.
The bridge river site is on the Pa.
cific Great Eastern railway.
The first unit of the plant is esti.
mated to cost $1S,000,000.
The project would furnish 10000
horsepower and take five years to
complete.
An addition to this company's pow.
er plant at Slave Lake, 40 miles east
of here, costing S3,730,0OO, was COM
pleted today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
MYSTERY SHROUDS
DEATH NEAR DEL RIO

DEL RIO, Sept. 22.-How Fred
Berry, 50, of Miami, Fla, met his
death in Pump Canyon, near here, will
probably never be known, local I'M
dertaker who is preparing the body
for shipment to relatives in the Flor
ida city declared today. Berry's
body was accidentally found in Pump
Canyon, in the vicinity of Langtry, by
sheep herders Saturday.
He passed through here on July 10,
en- route to his home from Los An
geles. He alighted from the train
either at Langtry or Pumpville on that
day, and there all trace of him was
lost. When he was reported missing
railway officials and representatives
Of the Pullman Company tried to find
him, but their efforts and that of Off
GERS were unavailing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
W00DMERERACE
COPIED BY
TESTER
By O'NEIL SEWER

AQUEDUCT RACE ACK,
n. Y, Sept. 22.-Tester, Zev's train
ing companion in September and oc-
tober, 1923, when Zev was preparing
for his meeting with the English
Derby winner, Papyrus in the West
chester Racing Associations special
S199, 300 match OF a mile and a half
ut Belmont Park. won his second race
for Carey Winfrey at Aqueduct today
and earned S2275. He picked up Id
pounds in n renewal of the Woodmere
claiming stakes, covered quarters
of a mile in l IL %, and beat Kit
Carson and Escapadcr.
The Woodmere was the stake at
traction of rather a poor card, even
for Monday. 1t looked a good enough
card as originally advertised, but was
spoiled by the scratching of Nose Dive,
Chrysalis, Faddist, Hullabaloo, Stamp
dale and New Hope. The day was
fine, the going fast. The crowd num-
bered about 1000, mostly regulars.
FIRST WIN
Tester won his first race for Win
frey, who claimed him in the spring
from Jack Richardson, at Eonkers Ill
July. He did not do SO well m a
claiming race at Saratoga, but his re-
cent work justified the assumption
that he could make concessions of 10
and II pounds to Kit Carson and
Escapader. Nevertheless there was
enough money for Kit Carson. which
had won handsomely at six furlongs
at Belmont Park to send it to the
post at II TO 10, and about an equal
favorite with the son Of Peter Pan
and First Flight.
BROKE SLOWLY
Ordinarily Tester takes the track
and makes all opponents come and get
him. He broke slowly today and
followed Escapader and Kit Carson,
which raced like a team, down the
bnckstretch and around the far turn.
Red Harvey had to apply the whip
several times between the last furlong
and the last sixteenth poles to get
him up. He caught the other two
some so or 90 yards out, however,
and won with plenty in hand and
some daylight.
Kit Carson nosed Escapader out
in the last strides.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
BOWLIN

At . meeting Of the Commercial
League bowlers the following officers
were siscteT: Ralph Nixon. president
q. c. johnson, treasurer. and z. II.
Temple, secretary All teams are re-
auested TO turn in their roster not later
than September 90 and entrance fees
must he in by September rs.
Teams making up the Commercial
Handicap League: M Grape Company,
Royal Kld Cigars Sam Speir Hardware
Company. Security Benefit Association,
Cinderella Shoe Company. Kelly Field
Tilers, Lehr Cementors, Southern Pa.
ciflc. Duncan Field Filters, Weyman 4
Weber.
First week:
Monday, September Is: M Grape
Company w, Duncan Field Filters.
Tuesday. September IS: Lehr Cement
crs W.. Security Benefit Association.
"wednesday, September 30: Kelly
Field FleHB W. Southern Pacific.
Thursday, October ]; Royal KID Cigars
vs. Cinderella Shoe Company.
Friday, october 2; Sam Spelr Hard
ware Company vs.. Weyfnnn a Weber
Everybody Interested in the league
please attend tho meeting called for
Friday. September ?5, At S o'clock
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
BAYLOR PLAYERS
PICKED FOR TILT
WITH NOTRE DAME

WACO, Sent. 22.-The Baylor
Bears go through their last stiff scrim-
mage Tuesday, prior to the Notrc
Dame game. Twenty-Five players will
make the trip, eighteen of whom have
been named. The other four are yet
to be decided upon. Those named to
make the trip arc: Captain Bear
Walker, center; Hartzog, guard I;
Riley. guard; Porter. tackle; Sisco,
tackle; Jones, end; Slade, end; Fall
and Nash, quarterbacks; johnson, Kei-
ley, Strickland and Chambless, half
backs; V. Derden, guard; Miller,
guard; Muelhouse, guard, and Coates,
fullback.
The Bears leave via the Texas Spc-
cial Wednesday afternoon and are due
to arrive in South Bend Friday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
NOTED BALL PLAYER
KILLED IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-CP)-Charles
Irwin, SO, noted baseball player of 2J
years ago, was killed by motor bus
near his home here yesterday.
Once 4 third baseman in Chicago's
old city league. Irwin became a mem.
Der Of Cap" Anson's famous team
in 1898. 1904 and 1905. Later he
played with Cincinnati six years and
with Brooklyn two years.
Before his retirement nine years
ago, be managed the San Francisco
Coast League club and was an umpire
in the American Association and
South Atlantic Association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
WonfFight Again
For Long, Long;
Long Time
San Antonio is fortunate.

San Antonio is fortunate.
"Dempsey's exhibition at San
Antonio Thursday night will be
his last until after he meets
Harry wills for the title.
"Articles for the big fight will
stipuIate that he make no more
exhibition dates.
"San Antonio is fortunate"
This is the text OF a telegram
received by Promoter Jack Shell.
ton from Bob Roy Benton,
Dempsey's press agent, Tuesday
at noon.
Which means that it will prob
ably be a long time before Jack
is seen in the ring again.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
GIANTS BEAT TIGERS
IN CLOSING CONTEST

FREDERICKSBURG, Tex, Sept.
2l.-"Dutch" Ludwig, pitching for
the New Braunfels Tigers, was hit
hard and often by the Fredericksburg
Giants in the last game of the season
for these two teams Sunday, the
Giants winning easily, 9 to 0.
Henke, Giant pitcher, was in fiue
form, allowing but five hits.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
BUTLER SAYS DRY
LAW LOSING GROUND

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-CP)-Op-
posing views as to popular sentiment
against prohibition are held by DR..
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of
Columbia University, and Senator
Thomas J. Walsh Of Montana.
DIR. Butler, in declining challenge
to debate the subject with Representa-
tive William ID. Upshaw of Georgia,
said his voluminous correspondence in.
dicated the present prohibition policy
would lose five to three in a national
referendum.