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Polo Finalists Will Be
Decided in Kelly
Field Match.

The team to meet the crack Yellow
jackets of the Second Division next
Wednesday for the local polo cham
pionship will be decided in the semi
final match to be played at Kelly
Field Sunday afternoon between the
Eighth Corps Area No. team and
Kelly Field. Starting time is set for
$ o'clock.
The Yellowjackets. defending cham
pions, entered the finals Wednesday,
when they overwhelmed the Eighth
Corps Area Headquarters No. . team,
- to z. in the semi-finals.
The present high goal tournament is
being conducted for the purpose Of Sc
lecting a local representative to com
pete in the third annual mid-winter
tournament which is to be held in San
Antonio January II 10 February Q. A
total of Is teams have already entered
the big tournament, representing every
army post in Texas, Oklahoma and
New Mexico, as well as several civil
ian teams.
Fort Bliss won the Southwestern
championship last year. later captut-
ing several eastern events.
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Red Does Stuff
for PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Dee. 5.-Twen-
ty-five thousand Philadelphia football
fans, some who failed to see Red"
Grange defeat the University of
Pennsylvania team a few weeks ago
in his most sensational performance
of the year and many who missed that
august OCCASION, looked upon the IA
nous carrot-top as professional
Saturday, and gave him their o. X.
Red scored the two tOuchdowns for
the Chicago Bears that beat the
frankfort Yellow jackets, IA to Z.
Neither was on long run but
both plays were neatly manipulated
and brought cheers from the packed
stands.
Grange was in the game for only
short time. as the gridiron was al
most ankle deep in mud.
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LEADS
ALAMO CLUB
GOLFERS

II. j. Shearer. whose golf feats in
spite of the fact that he has but one
arm have put him in the first rank
of Alamo Country club golfers. turned
i'm a "a to lead the early qualifiers
competing for the 32-inch u. ID.
Bonner trophy cut at the Alamo club.
Shearer's card:
Out .5S7 444 J33-3S
In ........... $50 454 .l54-39-U
J. Wyhe King stands second with
81. Emil Mueller is next with 50.
Other scores reported 10 Keene KOet-
ter. professional, Saturday night
were:
NcwtoR White, % ; F. F. Stauffcr,
%: Sam Walker. % o. d. Douglas,
%: Nick Saigh. %; c. NJ. Gaines.
nc; A. C. Hope, "a; Lee Evans, 9S;
7. Griffith. 9S; NJ. c. Hill. 9S Arch
Continued on Page ,. Part 81
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INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
GAME CLIMAX In SOCCER

Glasgow Rangers, one of the best
teams in Scotland, is a new addition
to the International squad and will
play, although he will not be in the
starting lineup, which will be as fol-
lows:
Antunano. goal-keeper; McGinnis
and Villareal, fullbaclis; Lutz, Smith
and Frank Wheeler. halfbacks; Red
Wheeler. Folks, Pena. Foster and
Crossen. forwards.
Captain Muller's Division team will
line up as follows: Wegsund, goal.
Mitchell and Jackie, fullbacks; Rob
ertson, Hesford and Davidson, half
backs; Fox, Peckham, Courtney, Law
cry and Mclaughlin. forwards.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

The climax of the soccer football
season will be reached Sunday after
noon when the San Antonio Interna-
tionals and the Second Army Division
play their return match in the Fort
Sam Houston stadium, starting at 3
o'clock.
The strong Internationals were the
first opponents for the new Division
team this season and the soldiers sur
prised the dopesters by holding the
league of nations" bunch to a 1-to-O
score.
Both teams have been strengthened
for Sundays match. the Division has
had plenty of practice and tight
match is expected:
No admission will be charged to
the stadium for the game.
Crawford. who played with the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

are going out to the pastime in the
expectation of seeing Grange stopped.
The merry villagers have seen the
Giants win several straight games and
are convinced that the young men are
very gifted.
Century, Milstead, all-American
tackle at Yale, is expected to hamper
the Illinois red head. SO is -.Ioe Alex
ander, former all-American center.
Also Lynn Bomar, former alLAmeri-
can end. In fact, Bob Folwell, the
Giants coach, claims to have built
special defense against Oranges runs
and You can take that for what it may
be worth, if anything. ,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
use. TROJANS FIND
OREGON AGGIES EASY

LOS ANGELES, Tex, Dec. g.
The University of Southern Califor-
mia Trojans further established them
selves as one of the most powerful
clevens on the coast by defeating the
Oregon Aggies, 2S 10 o, Saturday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
GIRLS BASKET BALL
TEAMS PLAY SUNDAY

Girls basket ball teams representing
Sacred Heart and Ursaline Academy
will meet at o'clock Sunday after
noon on the Sacred Heart court. The
teams will be composed mostly OF
juniors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
HOUSTON HEIGHTS
SPOILS RECORD OF
CENTRAL'S ELEVEN

HOUSTON, Dec. 5.-The previous
ly undefeated Houston Central eleven
lost to Coach Dams Houston Heights
team Saturday, 10 TO II, in a hard
fought battle for the city high school
football championship.
As result of their victory. Hous-
ton Heights is tied with Houston
Central and Main Avenue High of
San Antonio for the championship
Of the new South Texas Football
league
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LALLY AND LEWIS
MEET LONG, JUELG
OVER PARK COURSE

Tom Lally, San Antonio Country
Club professional, and his youthful
protege, Frank NJ. Lewis Jr., one of
the leading amateurs of the club, will
meet Harold Long, pro from Pontiac,
ILL.,, and Edwin (Beetle) Juels, the
young unattached S. A. professional
star, in an 1S-hole exhibition match
over the Breckenridge Park municipal
course Sunday afternoon. They will
tee off at . o'clock.
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BRECKENRIDGE HIGH
WILDCATS PUT DOWN
GARDEN TIGERS, Isl

Collins Gardens Tigers met "hard
eleven" in the Breckenridge High
School Wildcats, the second team en-
tered in the Junior Academic League,
and suffered a 25-7 defeat on their
home grounds Saturday afternoon.
The Gardens team lays claim to the
intermediate championship in local
independent ranks.
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lands RElNSTATES
ATHLETIC INFIELDER

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-First Base
man Joe Hauser Of the Philadelphia
American. who was on the voluntary
retired list because Of an injury to
his leg, has been rcinstated by Com
missioner Landlx.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
SHOWS UP BARNUM;
10000 WILL SEE HIM run
By DAVIS j. WALSH
International News Service.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-P. Il. Bar
nun, according to hearsay, was no.
body's sap when it came to Snowman
ship and the trick of piling one dollar
right ON top of another, but he made
one mistake and it was serious. He
permitted himself to be born 20 years
before his time.
Sunday afternoon, at the Polo
Grounds, the travelling tent show of
professional sport, featuring Harold
Red" Grange and the Chicago Bears,
will make its New York debut and the
populace simply has run amuck at the
prospect.
No less than 10000 eyes a-glitter
and cash in hand, will grace the oc-
casion, which tacitly will be a Ma
tional Football League meeting, be-
tween the Bears and the New York
Giants.
EXPLOITING GRANGE.
Actually, it will be exploitation of
Grange. the great, before the hot
sports of the biggest come-on town the
existing world knows. 1t will be
Oranges running versus the Giants
defense. and, much after the manner
of Ruth hitting a homer or striking
out, the crowd figures TO get thrill
whichever way the cat jumps.
Grange, too, will get his thrill. the
kind that comes once in a lifetime.
At. the end of the game he will be
handed a check for something like
$4,000, according to conservative es-
Inmates.
If the late Mr.. Barnum were alive
he would hasten to assure you that
this is very serious money.
Strange to relate, most of the 10000
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Highs Divide AU-city Honors
ALL-CITY SCHOOL TEAMS

Honorable mentions Observation-Disclosures Qura Cullen
Mcmillan, cNIan Howl Brotherman;
Main-Ppn Dwye Hunt Matt Davis; A. AcademyCa West
Texas-Horton, Wybe ST. Anthony MelIo Noonan
Casey; Marys MISUNDERSTANDING Arredondo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
ARMENIAN PRESIDENT.

At an organization meeting held by
the new owners, Ankenman was named
president Of the association, thus be-
coming successor to a distinguished
line of former magnates. Claude Riley,
Otto Sens, John II. Croker and II. L..
Robertson is the order in which these
men have presided over the destinies of
the Bluffs since 1906. Ankenman is the
youngest of the lot, yet he has been
actively identified with baseball since
he was large enough TO tote a bat.
Among his accomplishments in the
playing end of the professional game
was a one week stand at shortstop for
the Austin club when Brooks Gordon
was manager.
Then an amateur in Austin, Anken-
man was signed to act as an under
study for Harry Short when that ath-
lete was in the stable with a charley
horse. Upon Shorts return to health
Ankenman went back to the amateur
sport. After coming TO Houston he
continued to play as an amateur.
Along with Jack Herndon and Frank
Mann, he helped organize the first
league of "Simon Pures" in this city
in 1910.
In 1921 he linked up with the Hous-
ton Baseball Association, then pre-
sided over by John II. Croker. At a
subsequent date III. l.. Robertson pur-
chased the majority stock held by
Croker
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bREADONAND
R|CKEY new
0 WNERS
Cardinal Bosses Invest
$170,000-Ankenman
Is President.

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 5.-Owner.
ship of the Houston Baseball Associa.
ton, which rates something more than
seven acres of ground, Texas League
franchise, players contracts and the
customary good will, has passed from
the hands of H. l.. Robertson, thus
confirming a rumor that has existed
for months.
As consequence Of the sale, Mr..
Robertson, II. G. Fullbright and n
minor stakeholder or two are pocketing
a sum that is estimated at $4,000.
Among the purchasers are Sam
Breadon and Branch Hickey. In the
order named these gentlemen are pres
ident and vice president of the St.
Louis National League club. Others
who are prominently in ON the buy
are w. A. Parish, of the law firm of
Baker, Bolts, Parker and Garwood,
and Fred Ankenman, who has been
secretary of the local baseball asso-
citation for the last five years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
VALUES DOUBLE.

1t was in February, 1920, that Otto
Sens and Doak Roberts disposed Of
their local baseball holdings to COM
bine headed by Croker. The sale price
was announced at something less than
$4,000. The price paid last week by
Breadon, Hickey, Parish and Aiken
man was double that paid in 1920.
One reason for the enhancement is
the increase in property values. The
association owns all the land within
the fences at West End and, in addi-
ton to that, a strip 100 feet deep ex-
tending from the right field fence to
the next street. The land used as auto
parking space to the right of the main
entrance is likewise association prop
erty.
The entry of Messrs. Breadon and
Hickey into Houston baseball affairs
does not necessarily mean that the
Bluffs of the future will be farm for
the st. Louis Cardinals, though real
helm will be expected from that Ma
tional League source. As President An
kenman explains the situation, the deal
is more Of an investment on the part
of the two st. Louis men than any
thing else. They saw a great future
in Houston as minor league city and
were willing to take a chance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
DAVIS RANKS HIGH.

The same applies to Jack Davis,
midget Main High quarter. Davis is
n clever broken-f.eld runner, one Of
the best in school football here, al
though he made no great splufge as a
quarterback. His generalship was
sound as a whole but he did not stand
out like Seidel.
Elkins served only part duty at the
Breckenridge quarter position, Cap
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Continued on Page ?. Part 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
SEVERAL GOOD BACKS.

Whitaker aud Sehley were the back
field demons, although Coach Holiop
seems 10 have a super-ahundancc of
good pigskin-toters.
DeshinkO had his usual success wiin
cut-in runs and picked up much yard
lconlinned on pars :. Par e.l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
T@azl4
"Burly" Most Typical.
Suggests the Real
Fighter.
He Is to Be Painted.
He Thrills the Ladies.
The Mild Gene Tunney.
BY Damon Runyon

Copyright. 1925. International Feature
Service. Inc.I
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

One of the most graceful of our
present day fighters in physical
klild, and manner is Ovila Chapde-
lainc, otherwise Jack Delaney, the
Rapier Of the North. However, you
would never call Delaney typical
lighting man in appearance in the
ing. He lacks Berlenbach's sugges-
ION of caveman violence.
Micky Walker has a magnificent
physique. and fights with even more
fury than Berlenbach. But Walker
fights with a smile and that removes
any suggestion OF thunderous power
behind his fighting. Gene Tunney,
too. has a splendid frame. and is a
good looking chap, yet Tunney al
ways impresses the observer as
fighting very mildly.
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WE EMPLOY ONLY EXPERTS

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IN THEIR LINE AND OUR BEST ADVERTISERS ARE
THOSE, WHO HAVE ENJOYED THE COMFORTS OF
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THE WIDOW OF THE LATE A. D. PRICE HAS
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ASSISTING THE FATHER OF THE PRESENT PRO-
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Ponce de Leon No. 264. Informes
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