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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03

"a week ago, the assignment
pad again contained light
tasks for most of them today
and major teams were generally ia
Yored 10 come through.
It is doubtful if the opening Of the
season by the Big Three"-Yale,
Princeton and Harvard-as well as
the inaugural games of Army and
Navy commanded more interest here
today than the outstanding clash of
the Western Conference team at Ur-
bana, Ill. between Illinois and Ne
braska. Marking the first appear
ance of the Illinois backfieid marvel,
Red Grange, as well as the initial
attempt in a concerted effort to check
his sensational dashes this year, the
game drew nationwide interest, sec
ond TO none.
OF the Big Threes Princeton,
opening against Amherst, expected the
most trouble. Harvard expected less
opposition from Rensselaer, Poly,
" ulAt AAAaNLAAE III
peared groomed for an impressive vic
tory in spite of the fact that Middle
bury has one of its best teams in
years.
West Point warriors, playing on
their own field, presented a brand
new forward line TO Detroit in the
first International event of the sea
son, while the Navy men were ready
for warm fight with William and
Mary. The Middies faced veteran
team which held them 10 a 14-1 score
a year ago.
Lafayette, storming the lair Of Pitts
burgh, found the Panthers crouched
for a spring. with all claws sharp
ened 70 revenge an unexpected defeat
Of last year. but Cornell, Columbia.
Dartmouth. Syracuse, Pennsylvania,
Colgate, Penn State. West Virginia
and Washington and Jefferson face
comparatively minor opposition and
expect 10 win easily.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03

rose on her toes, lowered her body
to a squatting position, rose, still
on toes. to standing position again
and rested.
Most hand bar exercises, Ida
said, "are beneficial for the legs. For
instance. hanging by the knees,
though it sounds difficult, is easy
TO do with a little practice and really
one of the best ways to reduce fat
calves"
A very graceful exercise, and
characterized by the athlete as great
for developing a sense of balance,
was the next demonstrated by Miss
Schnall. Balancing the weight Of her
body on her right foot, she extended
her right arm forward and her left
leg backward until her body formed
an almost horizontal line. Then, with
a twisting motion of the foot on the
ground, she began to slowly turn,
making a complete circle.
Many of the more intricate ex-
ercises and those which require more
practice than the simple daily dozen
can be found which will be excellent
for calves and ankles Ida declared,
land some Of these which shared bene-
fits with other part Of the body were
described in former lessons. These
simple ones, however. il repeated
daily with great regularity are sure
to do the work.
Il would advise every woman" she
told me in conclusion, "to select one
or two exercises which she finds most
effective from each of the lessons |
have described in these interviews
and patching them together make her
own set Of daily dozen rules.
above all, whether she uses my ex-
ercises or not, l do wish to impress
the American woman with the impor-
lance TO her looks and health Of keep
ing physically fit. There need be no
old age any more, If women will only
keep the human machine mechanical
ly perfect
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
UNION FOOTBALLERS
CALL COACH GUYON

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 3.-Joe Guyon,
best run-getter in the American AS.
ISOLATION, probably will not play in
the post-season series arranged be-
tween Louisville and the San Fran
cisco coast League) team. The big
Chippewa Indian has been ordered to
Tenn. where he is football coach, al
the close Of the current junior world
series. City officials today Joined
fans in appealing to Union to permit
Guyon to accompany the team 10 the
coast.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
ROSENTHAL PUNCHING
'EM FOR BOSTON CLUB

81 Rosenthal, former Bear right
fielder, sent this season TO the Boston
Red Sox, is hustling and hitting the
ball. Rosenthal connected twice in
the game with the Yankees Friday,
once for two bases and the other time
for three sacks. 81 is hitting in third
place in the Boston batting order.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03

found through working with the
head-and by that ] do not mean
through thinking exactly. / mean
through maintaining the sense of bal
ance with the head. Balance is in
itself the result of a restrained re-
taxation Of the muscle system. When
you throw a ball or a stone you main
tain the body's position-Or balance
with the head. The same thing ap-
plies 10 the golf swing. The head is
always used as the eounter-balancing
agent. That is why you hold it still
as the saying is.
Copyright John +. Ollie Coz
fcoryright. Chester Horton. is2l-repro-
duction in any form strictly prohibited
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
puGAN,s KNEE SLICED.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-Joe Dugan
Yankee third -baseman, is resting com
forfably in ST. Nincent's Hospital, fol
lowing an operation performed yester-
day for the removal Of a piece Of float
ing cartilcge from his trick" knee.
In me same hospital is Miller Higgins,
manager 81 the Yankees. also recover
ine from minor operation. The
fnnksos, playing IN Philadelphia. Fri
dsy. were II charge Of Coach Charlie
y LeelA 49, ~ a -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
GRAYJACKET ELEVEN
WORKS OUT SUNDAY

Fans who will follow the promis-
ing independent football doings local
Iy will see one Of the leading contend
ers in the coming race go through the
PAGES at San Pedro Sunday morning
in the practice session of the Gray
jacket team. The Grayjackets will
start their workout at 0 80.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
SOUTHWESTERN
ELEVENS IN
Bic GAMES
~ N9s

Since none Of the elevens of the
Southwestern Conference have so far
given any indication of their potential
strength and the various coaches ara
still working quietly with the idea Of
springing an upset when the time
comes, grid fans Of the state have
been looking forward with a great
deal Of interest to Saturdays strug-
giles, in which six conference teams
arc expected TO unleash their real
strength for the first time.
Five Of the six games will be played
in Texas. giving the fans an excellent
opportunity to size up the rival campe.
The Aggies were well secuted in their
23-to-6 victory over Southwestern
F. iday, but they uncovered little
more than e powerful running at
tack.
More eyes are conferred upon the
Texas University stadium, perhaps,
than upon any of the other fields Of
battle. As is the case with the other
members Of the conference, the Long
horns are not tsckling a team which
viii affect their championship stand
irg but they are stacking up against
strong eleven in Homer Hazefs
Mississippi University bunch.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
Development of Legs
Discussed by Famous
Girl Athletic Champ
By PEGGY COOK

Grandmother, according to Ida Schnal1 champion
diver and athlete, had decided advantage, in
way, her modern jazz granddaughter of today
IF she cursed with unshapely legs, it didn't so
much matter because nobody them anyway" she
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03

think, by &C
quiring such ia
cility with the
club throu gh
other channels
than m ereiy
making his mus
cles entirely re-
sistless. IL ac-
complishes no
thing for the
player 10 do
that because he
Immediately be-
comes 50 loose
that control Of
the clubhesd is
lost. The best
road 10 the cor
rect degree OF
relaxation q
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
SOCCER TEAMS WILL
PLAY PRACTICE GAME

The San Antonio Internationals and
Mexico Football Club soccer teams
have a practice game scheduled at
s 80 Saturday evening at Van Dazzle
Stadium.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
ST. HENRY's WIN.

ST. Henry's Academy won Fri
day baseball game from Sacred Heart
School. 26 10 u. Batteries were Al
fred Caperton and Leroy Phillip for
the winners. A. Moran and o. Moran
for the losers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
INTEREST CENTER|NG
ON ORANGES DEBUT
AGAINST NEbRASKANS

~ NEW YORK, Oct. 3-(P)-A football schedule Of
hundreds of games Sc of them calling into action the
leading college of the East West and South, today
offered fans everywhere early look at their favortes
Although majority of the eevens swung into action
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
Inside Golf
- CHESTER HORTON
Maker OF 81 Golf Champions. "0slrs
most successful teaeher,@ says
~Chick" Ernpa.

The golfer is always cautioned TO
relax, but he gets a better grasp on
the precise manner Of the swing. ]
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
BRECKENRIDGE
SHOWS STUFF
ONDEFENSE

Breckenridge High Schools football
team, defensively, is ready to battle all
corners. Extensively, Coach Bobby Can
non still has work TO do in training
his backs to hang onto all kinds of
passes from center and then keep the
ball in a tight grip on the run.
But for wholesale fumbling, the
South Side boys, who smeared Devine
week ago by a $50 score, would
have trounced the high school depart
ment of San Marcos State Teachers
College at Schwab Field Friday by a
much greater score than they did
1910.
The bali was slippery, Center Hub
Fricry had cramps which finally forced
him out of play and certainly affected
his pass-backs, and Breckenridge toss
ed away many scoring chances.
OUTPLAYED VISITORS.
AS it was, however, San Marcos
was decisively outplayed, having little
luck against the Breckenridge defense,
either with a running attack or for
ward passes.
Coach Bobby Cannon, while he suf-
fered agcnies watching his boys fun,-
bic tho pigskin around, felt better Sat.
urday morning and said he had high
hopes of his eleven taking Houston
Central High into camp at Houston
next Friday.
Breckenridge went through a light
workout Saturday morning to prevent
soreness. Friery felt o. X. and it
was reported that Woodson, the San
Marcos player knocked unconscious in
the Friday game, had recovered fully,
although Friday night he complained
Of still feeling very "goofy." .
BASS GRABS ONE.
Breckenridge scored touchdown in
the second period Friday when "Dink"
Bass made a beautiful catch Of 20
yard forward pass from Rees and trav.
eled % yards to the goal. Sweet took
the second touchdown in the last quar-
ter after San Marcos had been pushed
steadily back, fighting desperately IN
der the goal-posts for three downs.
Bob kenner was a power with the
Purple, as usual. He supplied one Of
the features of the game when Green
Of San Marcos, intercepted a pass and
galloped down clear field with the
ball. Big Fenner showed unexpected
speed ana overhauled Green after a 60
yard run, bringing him down from be.
hind.
The line-ups:
Breckenridge. Position. San Marcos.
Kennedy .................. Lay
Left End.
Williams Mangum
Left Tackle.
Letcn ........... ........... Smltn
Left Guard.
fenner ....'........ NesDltt
Center.
Right Guard.
Hildebrand .......... Shelton &C.
Right Tackle.
| Ferguson ................ Langston
Right End.
hees W ........... Branum
Quarterback.
ElklnS Bylduu
Lefthalf.
sweet $50. ............... Oreen
Righthalf.
tricry James
Fullback.
Subs: Breckenridge, Bifdwell for
Fenner, Bass for Ferguson, Brother
man for Kennedy, Veltman for Sweet.
Pflughaupt for Smith, McCreless for
Letch, Rowan for Hildebrand, Ken
needy for Brotherman, Sweet for Welt
man, Mcmillan for Friery, Fenner for
Mcmillan, Ferguson for Kennedy, Hill
debrand for McCreless, Bass for Bird
well, Quirk for Williams, Davalos for
Brotherman; San Marcos, Woodson
for Nesbitt. Clark for Lay, Lay for
Mangum, Ward for Langston. Surtees
for Pyland, Reagan for WoodsOn.
Referee, Hart (Texas) umpire. Dot
son (Baylor) headlinesmsn, II. s.
Earuyfcr lNEeaf Doiutl time kaonor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
AGGIES COME BACK
To BEAT PIRATES

COLLEGE STATION, Tex, Oct. 3.
Displaying greatly improved form over
their first game Of a week ago when
they were given the fright Of a life
time By the Trinity Tigers, the Texas
Aggies soundly trounced the South
western Pirates, % to 6, Friday on
Kyle Field.
Except fer the first half Of the
game, which ended 9 to 3, in favor Of
the Pirates, due 10 Coach Bibles hay
ing sent in the second squad early 10
the fray, the contest was rather one
sided, with the fast Aggie backs rip
ping through Southwestern's line for
gain after gain.
Line-ups:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
Pennant Chasers
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Play Saturday.
Detroit at ST. Louis.
Phiisdelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston
Cleveland at Chicago.
fridays Results.
Philadelphia, 10; New York. o.
At Phfiadelphia- R.HE
New York 60 900 ooe 900 0
Phiiacelphia 49, $50 900 231-lo is
Batteries; Brsxton, Pennock and Ben
cough; Barmgsrtnsr and Perkins.
Boston. IL; Washington, 2.
At Boston r H z.
wshinrton 80. olo 900 90 ? 10 4
Boston ...... se2 o31 o1x-ii IS ?
Batteries: Kelly. Lyle and Tate;
Ehmke and Bisehoff.
Only two games scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03

laughed. "But in this age,
if they aren't pretty, the
short skirts render them a
positive tragedy
And that, Ida went on to tell me
as we sat chatting preparatory To
her lesson-intervier on the develop
ment Of these practical means Of sup
port. isn't all.
They arc, after ALL" she ex.
pounded. "a very good means of
transportation if properly developed.
With the right exercise women's
limbs will be neither too fat nor too
thin: feet will not have corns, and
walking or standing on them will not
tire their owners"
What then. is Ida's first rule for
developing pretty, healthy legs and
ankles?
Use EN- was Ida's laconic an
swer.
Use them! Walk, run, dance
These. the oldest and most natural
exercises for the legs, are the most
effective Of all. says this amazon,
who has altogether seven trophies in
evidence Of her proves az a run
ner.
Trouble is said the champion,
becoming more serious, sin this day
Of hurry. and hustle people have
become so accustomed to quicker
means Of TRANSFORMATION than old
fashioned 'Shank's mare that they
really don't use their legs eUngh.
Under these circumstances one should
include in the daily dozen some good
stunts which will take the place Of
what exercise one would get By walk
ing.
For the ankles the simple one Of
rising on toes, repeated a dozen
times, is fine. Good for both ankles
and calves is also another old, ia
miliar one which goes like this:
Placing her hands on her hips. she
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
Play Saturday.

Play Saturday.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
New York at Philadelphia
Boston al Brooklyn.
Fridays Results.
ef. Louis. 4; Chicago, 8.
At chicsFo- RHE.
St Louis $500. 800 900 0io-4 u /
Chlcsro .... 600 go OoO-5 0
Batteries. Stuart and Wick Alexan-
der. Cooper and Hsrtnett.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, game post
poned. rain. 1900.
Only two games scheduled. -
80 a.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03

Los Angeles. s: San Francisco 6.
Sacramento, z. Seattle, S.
Oakland. s. Vernon. 8
Salt Lake. 10: Portland. 2.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Only two games scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
COAST LEAGUE.

san Francisco. /: Los Angeles, Q.
Oakland. 8; Vernon. 3.
salt Lake. Il; Portland ..
Seattle, 6; Sacramento, 3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
BALDWIN ON END.

II is indicated that the Mississippi
eleven will outweigh the Longhorns,
but the speed Of the Texas backs is
expected TO nullify this advantage. In
order to throw more strength toward
the wing positions, Coach Stewart
has transferred Leo Baldwin, former
all-state fullback, TO end on the eve
Of this game.
Southern Methodist University
Mustangs. in meeting Abilene Chris
tian College at Dallas, are pointing
toward their game with Washington
University the following weekend.
The Christians were defeated, is 70
0. by Daniel Baker last Saturday. 70
are not expected TO give the Mustangs
much trouble.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
7. c. L. VS.. DANIEL BAKER.

Texas Christian University, playing
its first year as a member Of the
senior conference, is expected 10 put
forth every effort IN run up a large
score on the Daniel Baker Hill Billies
when they meet at Fort Worth. Last
year T. c. L. then a member Of tho
7. /. A. A.. was barely able 70 nose
out the Hill Billies, - 10 u.
Rice Owls will be given their first
real opposition OF the year when they
meet the Sam Houston Teachers at
Huntsville at Houston Saturday. The
Teacher eleven is said 70 be the strong
est ever 10 have represented that
school.
After a week Of recuperation from
their losing struggle against Notre
Dame, the Baylor Bears will attempt
10 get back on their feet and regain
their confidence against he Denton
Normal eleven, whom they meet at
Waco. Although the Bears were no
match for the Micks, IL is not 10 be
supposed that they are out Of the
conference running. Many eyes will
be focused upon this game 10 see
what Body johnson, former Waco
High sensation, will be able 20 40 in
the way Of a comeback. Coach Bridges
expects 70 use him as a first string
back the rest Of the season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
ARKANSAS VS.. IOWA.

The only out Of state game in
dulged in by a conference eleven is
the Arkansas Razorbacks tilt with
Iowa University at Iowa City.
A game which Will be watched with
almost as much interest az those in
which the conference teams participate
Is Howard Payne's invasion Of the
Centenary College stronghold At
Shreveport. Tho YelloWjackets are
represented by one Of the strongest
elevens in their history while The Gen
temenE strength il probIematicsi
since the departure n the renowned
I Be- McMillin. who is now coaching
Geneva College ....
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
fridays Results.

Philadelphia, 10; New YORK. o.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03

Boston. IL; Washington, 2.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
COAST LEAGUE.

Only I've Earnss sch.dulsd. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
Fridays Results.

Ct. Louis. Is Chicago, 8.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03

pit.sSurrh at Cincinnati. game post
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-13

NICKLES and Joe Vavas, migratory workers. meet
under a freight train while beating their way
west. They get of at Colorado Springs. Joe Vavas
is barber by trade and Nicbles has no fixed trade
In Colorado Springs Vavas buys secondhand clothes
for the two of them and they go to look for jobs
Vavas gets Job as a barber. Nickles manages to
get work as a footman at Broadmoor the mansion
Of the Broidns. His work is constant drudgery.
vavas is class conscious Nckles not but they
are staunch friends nevertheless. An attachment
springs up between Nickles and Marguerite, the
maid at the Broadmoor mansion. One day Joe Va
vas tells Nickles and Marguerite that BARRIERS
union has been formed to fight against the intoler-
able conditions Joe vavas has formed the union
with the help Of William who American by birth
and not an immigrant like Joe. The younger ele-
ments in the union, led by Joe and William force
a strike against the Bosses The strike is won by
the BARRIERS, but the union delegate from Denver
sells out at the last moment, and the strikers are
deprived of most of the fruits of their victory. AS
result of the fight of the workers the ku klux khan
Of Colorado Springs holds an initiation ceremony
They swear to exterminate the Reds Mr. Broidin
takes part in the ceremony He desires Marguerite
the young servant and makes love to her, which
RACES Nickles. Gradually Nickles is becoming more
and receptive to the ideas of Joe Vavas who is
Communist The Broidins and more
tyrannicaI Christian Science service is held at
the Broadmoor mansion. At the ceremony the poet
who ofhciates delivers Grafton full of the clap
trap of the master class. Ali this spiritual bunk
does not prevent the guests from devouring great
quantity of food after the services over. This
work for the servants who are
burdened as it is Now go with the story.
- Continued from last Saturday, fAoA
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-06-13
! CHAPTER XIV.

TT was unbearably hot. The last day of August
overwhelmed the poor, tired earth with fiery
beams if wanting to pour out its last remaining
heat.
The Brodin family arranged an outing. They
invited their most intimate acquaintance to this
outing to spend the day by the cool, windy lake.
For Nickles, John, and Marguerite it meant that
they would have to drag the tables with all that
was on them for half mile to the lake. and then to
carry them back again.
The hosts as well as the guests put on bathing
suits They sat under great umbrellas. From time
to, time they would jump into the water and then
lie down again in the shade.
John and Nickles dragged the tables in their
regulation dress coats The sweat soaked their
clothing their white collars became crumpled
When they came back from waiting at table they
looked as if they had taken dip in the lake in
their clothes They almost melted in the heat of
the sun.
And they had to repeat this painful performance
three times. Nickles listened to the conversation
of the ladies and gentlemen:
at was really a nice day."
~For all we care the sun can be as hot as 1t
wants" e-.s M s.
Il wasn't hot" sRAass aa4A . Is.
att was a swell idea"
4The water is so fine and cool"
AAnd the shade is very inviting"
'We've fooled the sun all right"
1--WE ought to have this again"
Nickles thot different.
Mr.. Broidin contemplated his wife and the rest
of the females.
In their bathing suits they looked even more
withered Their shrivelled breasts and skinny
legs were far from enticing.
When Marguerite came to help John and Nick
les, Mr.. Broidin pictured her In a bathing suit
and (again in his imagination) he took delight IN
her hard, round breasts, the seductive form and
weIlshaped hips
His blood seethed