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BOTH LEADERS
CONTINUE
MARCH
-;
Pirates Defeat Boston,
9 to Z; Sens Down
White Sox.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Py-Most
major league clubs were closely
punched today, with the Pirates and
Senators continuing their triumphant
march toward the bunting in the Ma.
tional and American circuits, re-
spectively.
Four Boston pitchers fell under q
barrage of eighteen hits from the Buc-
cancers who registered a 9-to-7 vic
tory. However, Pittsburgh's lead re-
manned at seven games as the Giants
topped the Cubs, s to 3. -
The Cardinals strengthened their
grip on the fourth rung by turn
ing out a 0 to victory over Brook
Ign. Dazzy Vance, Robins star twirl-
or, was replaced by Brown in the
eighth inning, when st. Louis scored
seven runs.
Vance's ineffectiveness was caused
by a sore finger on his pitching hand.
The Cards are one game in front Of
Brooklyn. 81 49,.
Philadelphia trounced the Reds, 5
to l, Willoughby beating Donohue in
pitching duel. ''.
The world champions easily dis
posed of the White Sox, 10 to 3, but
a double victory for the Athletics over
the Tigers, to 2 and Z to 3, enabled
the Mackmen TO gain half game. The
Senators now lead by seven games.
Detroit holds fourth place against
Chicago by one game.
Cleveland made sixth place moro
secure against the Yankees by com
ing out on the long end Of 6-to'5
score in Boston.
The Indians have two game mar.
gin on the Hugmen.
Bob Meuscrs twenty-ninth homer Of
the year and Babe Ruth's twentieth
four-bagger helped the New York club
defeat the Browns, 4 to 2. McManus
of st. Louis, broke the Yankees
pitchers record of AZ consecutive earn
ed runless innings by slamming his
thirteenth circuit drive of the year in
the sixth.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
ARRAY Of STARS
IN POLO MATCH

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.--CP-
Stephen Sanford's Hurricanes cross
mallets with Deveruex Milburn's
Meadowbrook club, Westbury, Long
Island.
" Two Of Americas greatest interna-
tionalists, Milbu=a and Thomas Hitch
cock Jr., are with the Meadow brook
team. The other players are Corne-
lius Vanderbilt Whitney and Elmer
J. Boeseke Jr., member of Americas
Olympic team last year.
In addition to Stephen Sanford, the
Hurricanes include Captain c. ]. T.
Roark Of the British army, Lord
Wodehouse, one Of the three best
poloists in England and Major Louis
A. Beard, who successfully led in the
United States Army four on its recent
trip 20 England.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
AL ESPINOSA SETS.
COURSE RECORD TO
WIN CHICAGO TITLE

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-P)-Al Es-
pinosa of the Illinois Golf Club, today
won the Chicago district golf cham.
pionship with a score of 204, at Briar
Gate Golf Club. The former Califor-
mia player set a record of 81 in the
last round and won in spite of a
mediocre so in the third circuit of the
links.
Espinosa's 81 started with a five,
but all the rest of his card was made
up of tours, except two twos and a
pair of threcs. He bagged half a dozen
brides. The former record of GS was
held jointly by Bob Macdonald and
Howard Shendorf, Northwestern
University golfer. Espinosa's 294 was
two strokes better than that Of Bill
Hartshorne Of the home club, who
took second place. Third honors went
to Bobby Cruikshank of Oklahoma
City. who scored 20S.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
TEXAS STUDENTS SEE
LONGHORNS PRACTICE

AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. 19.-P-
Scores of boys and girls who Mon
day will register for the first time in
the University Of Texas. will. Satur-
day, get their first glimpse Of a Tex
as LOnghorn eleven in the making, for
Saturday Coach Doc" Stewart will
call a temporary halt on secret prac-
tice.
The football candidates will be put
through their training PAGES for the en-
tertainment Of the early arrivals
among the student body.
Friday, the girdiron aspirants went
through two spirited training sessions.
Muscles are losing a bit Of the sore
ness caused by the rigors Of early
training. and today's sessions were
among the most beneficial staged thus
far, Coach Stewart said.
Captain Stewart White Of Dallas,
Leo Baldwin Of Wichita Falls.
Maurice StaHter Of Eastland and
Mack, Saxon If Temple. continue 70
compose the first string b0ckficld.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
TEAMS
READY FOR
BATTLE d.
San Antonians Get First
Taste Of Ancient .
Sport Today.

T. ]. Warhurst's San Antonio In
ternationals, the first independent all
star soccer team to have been organ
lied in San Antonio, held its last
brisk practice at Van Dazzle Stadium
Friday afternoon in preparation for
its opening clash with the st. Johns
Seminary team at 3 o'clock Saturday
afternoon on the st. John gridiron.
The entire team, the personnel of
which is drawn from six nations, was
intact and in splendid condition for
the initial game, which is expected
to be the forerunner of great soccer
football movement in San Antonio
st. Johns Seminary has produced
a soccer team for the last several
years, and, as almost a veteran squad
is back, they arc expected to give the
Internationals a spirited battle.
No admission will be charged to
Saturdays game. From the large
number of soccer enthusiasts who have
been discovered in the city since the
present movement was founded the,
crowd should be large.
st. Johns Seminary is located
adjacent to the First Mission on the
Conception road.
Manager Warhurst Friday arranged
with President Harry Ables of the
San Antonio baseball club for the use
of League Park as soon as the pres
ent program of repairs at the park
is completed The field is being
leveled and drained and grass planted
over the outfield. q
1t is Mr.. Warhurst's plan to main
tain League Park as the permanent
home Of the Internationals through
out the winter months, playing games
there at least once a week with local
schools and colleges. =,
The Internationals arc a strictly
amateur organization, and any soccer
player is privileged to try out for
the team
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
VIRGINIA MILITARY
INSTITUTE OPENS
SEASON SATURDAY

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19.-CP)-
Virginia Military Institute, consistent
early bird of the Southern Conference,
opens its football season tomorrow, a
week in advance of the majority of
the conference teams. The flying ca
diets will attempt to persuade Wooford
to consent to play the part Of football
worm for the day at Lexington.
V. VI. l. this year is joined by its
neighbors, Virginia Polytechnic Insti.
tute in the early opening, the Gobblers
taking on Lynchburg for the first
game tomorrow at Blackshurg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
BROOKS ASKS FORMER
BAYLOR STUDENTS TO
SUPPORT BIG DRIVE

In addressing a crowd of 60 for
mer Baylor students at the Y. NJ.
C.. A. Friday night, DR.. S. p. Brooks,
president Of the institution, urged
them to take an active part in the
81, 100000 campaign which is to be.
gin Sunday.
The money raised in the ten-day
campaign will be used to make i'm
provements on real estate recently
purchased by the university and TO
build Il new boys dormitory.
John +. Tanner, former All-South-
western fullback on the Baylor eleven,
has been named campaign director
for Bexar county. Tanner is one OF
the star pitchers on the Mckinley
Avenue Methodists team in the Sat
urday League.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19

until the shaft points straight out
from you, the hands, you will note,
move through about one-fourth of
their circular arc. This. indicates that
the rest of the movement of the club
is through arm-lifting and shoulder
turning, which it is. What the golfer
should do is to keep this hand action
down to, the right proportion. The
player need harly co. about it as a
matter to be accomplished precisely
on the above basis, but the quickest
road to the right action is found usu-
ally through shortening down the back
swing. Try it.
n CCopyri Eht John +. Ollie COD
Downright, Chester Horton, 1924-repro-
duction in any form strictly prohtbited.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
WGILL AND LEWIS
CARDED ON HOUSTON
WRESTLING PROGRAM

HOUSTON, Sept. 19.-CP)-Pat
McGIl, Nebraska heavyweight wres-
tier, will meet Ed Stranger" Lewis
here next Tuesday night in a finish
match for the heavyweight champion
ship of the world. according to an an
nouncement Friday by Promoter
Julius Sigel.
McGill will substitute for Joe
"Toots" Mondt, who was scheduled to
wrcstle Lewis next Tuesday. A tele-
gram received late Thursday said
Mondt would be unable to fulfill his
contract and McGill was substituted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
MARINE TEAM LEADS
PERRY RIFLE SHOOT

CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Sept. 10.
P)-With 81 rifle teams of ten men
each competing in the national rifle
team match, which opened today, the
L. S. Marine Corps is leading with a
total score Of 1870 points on the first
four stages. The U. s. navy team is
second with 1853, the y. Z. engineers
third with 1913. the u. S cavalry
fourth with 1927 and the L. S. infan.
try fifth with 1923.
The Illinois National Guard team is
heading the National Guard teams
with a total Of 1875, in sixth place.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
KEARNS AND FLYNN MUST
CUT OUT THEIR BETTING
By SAM HALL
Universal serric. staff Correspondent.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10. - JACK
Kearns and Leo P. Flynn, rival man.
ayers of the rival welterweights,
Mickey Walker and Dave Shade, who
fight for the title at the Yankee Sta.
dunn on Monday night, have become so
excited over the controversy as to bet
on their fighters and tell the world
about it. They are going TO get into
a bit of trouble with the State Box
ing Commission.
Chairman James A. Farley, Of the
commission, said today that it was
not the idea of the solons that man
ayers should bet on their fighters. It's
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
SUNSETS STRENGTHEN
FOR SUNDAYS GAME

Southern Pacific Sunsets held a
brisk workout Friday in preparation
for their clash with the Alamo-Peck
Indiaus Sunday afternoon at Schwab
Field. Among the new faces in the
Sunset lineup we're Dewey Smalley.
former University of Texas third
baseman, who is at present engaged as
assistant football Instructor at Brack-
enridge High School, and Kilewok, a
new first sacker from the Rio Grande
Valley League.
The Alamo-Pecks will work out. Sat-
urday afternoon az Schwab Field.
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock the
Aztecs meet the Indians. The after
noon game will start at o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
DALLAS PROMOTER
CONFIDENT DEMPSEY
WILL KEEP FAITH

DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 19.-P-
Promoter Bobby Burns of Dallas, who
is handling Jack Dempsey's scheduled
appearance here next Tuesday night,
is going ahead with preparations de-
spite reports from Chicago that the
champion has cancelled his engage
ment.
Burns said he had received no word
concerning the reported cancellation,
but instead had telegram that Demp-
scy was preparing to leave today for
Dallas.
Burns said he was certain Demp-
sey would be here Tuesday. Two OPP
ponents have been selected to meet
him in two rounds each.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
JURlES IN MONTREAL
LIVE LIFE OF RILEY

MONTREAL. Quebec, Sept. 10
Jurymen who have to be locked up for
the night in Montreal Assizes in fu.
ture will repose in luxurious quarters
instead Of being escorted TO second.
rate hotels under police guard.
!. In the new courthouse, nearing com.
pletion, twelve bedrooms. each With
private bath. are provided. as well as
a large lounge room and a billiard
room for amusement Of the jurors,
during the evenings while trials are in
progress.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
CRIMSON TRACKMEN
TO REPORT MONDAY

Main Avenue High Schools track
squad. headed by Coach Fessenden
and Captain Crowell, will start work
in earnest Monday morning. Equip
ment will be issued and the athletes
put through Iimbering up exercises.
With the exception Of seven letter
men lost through graduation, the same
team will represent the Crimson that
won the district title last year. The
men that are lost 10 the team are
Floyd Cordova. S. ". Meeks, Bill
Hollersn, Richard Brotie, David
Orchard, Walter Will and Joe
Mayor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
GREYJACKETS CALL
OPENING PRACTICE

The San Antonio Grcyiackets. in.
termediate football champions Of the
city last season, will bold their first
workout Of the year at 9 o'clock Sum
day morning at San Pedro Park. Any
football player in the city wishing 70
try out for the team is invued 70
attend this practice.
Only three stars Of last years
eleven viii be missing from the Grey.
Jacket lineup They are Buster Car
yer, George NcSrsta and Bill DRESS,
all three Of whom are out for the ST..
Msry's College team.
Much new material is in prospect.
and the team should b. every bit as
strong as last years. Manager Win
ters is making an effort to induce
John Tanner, former Baylor star. and
several other players Of known ability
70 join the team.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
KASSEM, 8 OTHERS,
TO RECEIVE MEDALS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. Gun.
mar Kasscm and nine other drivers Of
dog teams who thrilled the world by
their dash through Alaskan SHOWS
with antitoxin for the diphtheria.
stricken inhabitants of Nome last
March, will be decorated with medals
BY Governor Parks of Alaska at
at the Department of the Interior to-
day.
In addition to Kassem, the drivers
10 receive medals are Tonne Pntsey,
an Indian Dan Green. Henry Pitka,
Snm Joseph, William Harmon, Henry
Idanoff, Leonard Fettala and Charles
Olson
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
POWELL BREAKS 48
TO LEAD GUNNERS

Ernest Powell, with As broken tar.
gets out of a possible 80, led the local
shotgun colony before the Alamo
Country Club Friday afternoon. Ned
Tompkins broke 40 out Of 80 to take
second place.
Following are the scores:
+. Powell, 4S; Ned Tompkins, 40
E. g. Lyman, As; August Menger, A I;
John Hudson. AZ; T. A. Lucchese, 40 ;
II. Msdrita, 1s out Of %; Fred John.
ston, II out Of rs; c. Hennessey, IL
out of %.
B. E. Saunders, professional, broke
40 out Of 80.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
DRY ENFORCEMENT
PLANNED IN HAWAII

HONOLULU, Sept. ~. - Definite
plans for a territory.wide campaign
law, headed by an army officer who
will cooperate with federal, military
and naval officials, as well as with
civic organizations, have been an
nounced by District Attorney Charles
F. Parsons.
Attorney Parsons will shortly con-
fer with Major General Edward VI.
Lewis, commanding the Hawaiian De
partment Of the Army, to request that
such an officer be assigned TO this
work 10 operate in close conjunction
with the staff Of the district attorneys
office.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
ATHLETE 4
MUST FACE CHARGES

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Sept. 10.
-LE)--Lee Derry, star athlete of tho
University Of Arkansas, under arrest
here, was to be- returned tonight TO
Lawrence, Kan, TO answer charges
Of passing a worthless check for $3.50
and robbing the Sigma Phi Epsilon
fraternity house Mt the University OF
Kansas Of approximately $1,000 worth
Of watches and other yaluables.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
PRESIDENT TEARNEY
CALLS MEETING OF
LEAGUE OFFICIALS

DIES MONIES. Iowa, Sept. 10
Up)-Wcstern League owners meet
here today at the call of President A.
r. Tearney Of Chicago, to discuss and
review the closing season and make
plans for 1926.
Some action may he taken in an
effort TO further stabilize the circuit
and put all clubs on a business basis.
The league club owners also may dis
cuss the salary limit and rookie rule.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
PROVIDENCE CLUB
GOES TO READING

The sale Of the Reading Club for
$4,000 TO Newark by President Z. J.
Poole. TO c. A. DaVids, was followed
by the vote 10 transfer Providence 10
Reading without change Of ownership
or team personnel. William Ashton
sr will continue as president anil
William Ashton Jr. secretary and
treasurer and Frank Shaunnessey is
retained as manager.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19

gambling and the commission is try
ing to eliminate that angle.
Farley knows it is all right for
Kearns and Flynn to back their .opiu-
ions, but heralding a $500 wager by
Kearns against $4,000 Flynn put on
Shade, docs not exactly help a situa-
ton that has developed some scandal
over recent fights and bad de-
'cisions.
The commission probably will not be
able to prove that Kearns and Flynn
made the bet, and those gentlemen
probably will deny it. They will be
reprimanded just the same, and here
after managers betting OH their fight
ers will keen the matter a secret.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
MUL[EN'S BAT FEATURES
I To 5 DEFEAT Of HERD
N LAST GAME Of SERIES

~ FORT WORTH, Sept. 19.-The champs champ
ing again today The Fort Worth Cats annexed their sixth
consecutive Texas League pennant and the right to meet
the Atlanta Crackers in the annual Dixie series champion
ship by lacking crushing to defeat onto the chaleng
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81. Ionl.. 81 BrookIrn. S.
SPARTANBURG WINS
INTER-LEAGUE SERIES

RICHMOND. Va. Sept. 19.-LF9-
The Spartanburg. S. C., club Of the
South Atlantic League. by defeating
Richmond Of the Virginia League, 10
10 2 today, won the inter-league cham.
pionship. Richmond had taken only
one game out Of the five played.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
ANOTHER FILIPINO.

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Sept. 10
Up)-Clever Sencio, who invaded this
country in an effort 10 take back to
the Philippine Islands the nyweight
crown Pancho Villa held at the time
Of his death, fought a 1O-round draw
here tonight with Teddy Silva, San
Francisco bantamweight. -
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VAsQUEZ WINS.

SANTA FE, n. N. Sept. 10
CP)-Mike Vasquez Of Fl Paso, Texas,
was awarded a decision over Don
Terror Long Of Colorado Springs,
Colo, in a 12-round bout here Friday
night They are ightweights.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
CAT CLAWS

Totals IS 70 81 Totals IS u - Is
zBatted for Love IN ninth.
Score By Innings.
Dallas ....s...s......s.s .lO UVO VuV-S
IT.. Worth s@s..........- oVz Tvs e-G-'
p Summary.
Runs. Raunan. Williams, Lind, Mullen,
Konetchy. Palmer, Ellington. Windls ?,
Moore; errors, Windle, Mullen, Sears;
two-base hits, Bauman, Mullen 3. honet-
chy. Palmer: home runs, Williams,
Moore; double play. Palmer 10 Konetchy;
innings pitched, by, waehtel l-3; hits,
off Wachtel 2; base on balls, off Walk
up J. off Love 4: struck out, by Walkup
;, by Love 10; hit by pitched ball, by
Love CMuIlen). Umpires-Dsly. Hill and
Fannin. Time-s:40.
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complete circle
if it were given
a correct back
ward and for
W a I'd swing,
with the lines
slightly over
tapping at each
end. During this
circling of the
clubhead, t h e
hands describe
approximate ! y
one-fourth of
the complete
circle. That is
if you hold the
club at the ad.
dress position,
then break the
wrists backward
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
MAIN F.UMBLES
GIVE WIN TO
SCHRE|NER
Mountaineers, Aided by
Main Miscues, Take
Opener, Is to 0.


Avenue High School met defeat in
their opening gridiron struggle of the
year against Schreiner Institute. the
Mountaineers, aided by a great ad-
vantage in weight, trampling the
Crimson, IS too, at Kerrville Friday
afternoon.
Schreiner showed its intentions
clearly in the opening minute Of play,
when Muckelroy, star halfback, re-
ceived the initial kickoff and carried
it to within few yards of a touch
down before being downed by the
safety man. The ball went to Main
on its own seven-yard line when
Schreiner failed to buck it across. but,
in attempting to kick the oval out
Dunsmore popped one in the air and
Deitert fell upon the ball back of the
line for the Mountaineers' first
marker.
Main staged a comeback during the
remainder of the first quarter, with
Captain Surtees making gain after
gain around the ends, but the period
ended with the ball deep into Schrein-
err territory without another touch
down being made.
The second quarter found both
teams punting back and forth, but
neither was able TO get break.
Late in the third quarter Muckelroy
worked the ball down into the scoring
zone by his repeated long punts, and,
after the Mountaineers had recovered
a Main tumble, he plunged across for
the second touchdown. Goal was
kicked, but an offside annulled it.
Schreiner again took advantage of
a Main Avenue misplay to put across
their third and last pointer. A Main
tumble put the ball in their possession
on the 20-yard line. A short pass,
Laughlin to Muckelroy, covered the
remaining distance. Goal was again
kicked, but was erased on account of
off-side.
Main Avenue put up great fight
against the Mountaineers, considering
the weight advantage. They held well
on the defensive, but were unable TO
get their offensive play to working.
Both teams Used numerous substi-
tutes.
Main (O Positions Schreiner (1s)
Pipkin DieteN
Left End
Alter ............... Duke
Left Tackle
White ........ Andrews
Left Guard
Holleran ................. Snlner
Center
GULL ................. LAWS
Right Guard
Herring ................. hamsey
Right Tackle
HUNT ...s.....-. ....... SCnupeiI
Right End
DAVIS s.........-.. damHOhu
Quarterback
surtees (c) .......... Laughlin (c)
Left Half
DWyer ............. muckelfVy
Right Half
DunSmore .....'.. Io"nsehu
Fullback
Substitutes: Main, Hopkins for
Ppkin, Hern for Alter, Keasler for
Hunt, Crosby for White, Gull for
Hern, Bohne for Davis, Mcneil for
Holleran. Schreiner, johnson for
Townsend, Scott for johnson, Mills
for Schubert, Climax for Davis, Wind
row for Townsend, Townsend for
johnson.
Score by quarters:
Main ........ 0 0 0 o. U
Schreiner ...... 6 0 0 12-1S
Officials: Clark (Texas) referee;
Moses (Southwestern) umpire; Frank
lin (Baylor) headlinesman Dobkins,
(Kerrvillc), Joe Mayer (Ssn Antonio)
timers. Time of quarters, IL minutes.
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Washington, 10; Chicago, 5.
tIwashington- r. II.
cis,sInnd. 6: noston. 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PLAY Fridhr

Brooklyn at St. Louis.
New York ~ Chicago.
Philadelphia a. CincinaaL.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
oAll|IHERS ANNEX SIXTH STRAIGHT TEXAS PENVAllI
Inside Golf
BY CHESTER HORTON
Maker Of 81 Golf Champions. "Gslf's
most successful teacher" SAYS
s"Chick. Evans.

1t is commonly, known by golfers
that the clubhead would, if pencil
could be attached to it, describe Il
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
Pitt.bnrrh. % Boston. ]

At Pittsburgh X =. Z
Pittsburgh ....... oz5 OF OlE-s - :
Batteries: Graham, Ryan, Kemp. Mar
guard and Gibson; Morrison, sheehSl,
Yde and smith, Gooch.