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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-13

WENNER had been brought nn =,
country town; he had been n ~.
east as Columbus. Ohio, TO a f9a...H
game and had seen Kansas Cifr .r.tt
his father at an Elk's convention IT,
was eighteen and therefore very Wa
He belonged TO the Pre~bvfa-t.,
church. and was. therefore. yerg so.-1
dis father was president Of ths ieasl
bank and member of the aesl
sehool board and owned seven.
passenger limousine. Vennqr Wss
therefore, a person of some Sf-n.e.
cai1ce. And being wise and good ana
Important, what he had to saw On
the subject of alcoholic beverages
should be given considerable weight
Take it from me, he said m
Brown, a yoAng fellow from Omabg
not so experienced as himself atbe
fellow who hasn't been Jagged few
times loses lot. It's an experience
1t gives one a different view Of lie
1t broadens a man"
But Brown was narrow. He Thought
that it was Illegal, he was sure that
II was dangerous, and he suggested
that the associations of drinking we're
generally low and vulgar a1a De-
basing.
THE trouble with you, old chan
Venner said, is that you're dead
one; you should have lived with ;be
Puritans. I'm religious all right. but
believe 1t does one good to see
little of life. I've been drunk three
times lately and It's done me good
But Venner got hold Of the wrong
kind of liquor finally, and got into
jail and lost his job and nearly lost
his life.
My friend the sheriff IS trying to
clean up the town and make It
decent place In which to bring up
young men. Naturally he meets with
considerable opposition and precious
little help. He plays what IS called ID
sporting circles "a lone hand Not
long ago he got into a tete-a-tets
with the King bootlegger in town who
also is wise man and who Ins-
dentally has two growing boys Il bis
own. This same bootlegger has been
as far east as Berlin and as far West
as Yokohama. and has been in 3aH
any number of times and he is there
fore perhaps as broad and as wise az
Venner.
I'm agin the Volstead act, BIZ said
to the sheriff. "and everyone that SUP
ports it. I'm as wet as the Pacific
ocean and I'm goin to Gght for my
individual rights and drink Fl pts.
when blank please"
And your boys2' the sheriff asked
well, when it comes to mo ao.
Mr. Sheriff. then | know it's different
don't want me boys to drHk
want them to lead a clean Life, aaa
keep away from booze, and eet an
education It's made me nothing hQt
a id old bum. There's nothing %
It, There amt any experience in i
that is worth a curse, and 1t leaves
YOU with a sour stomach and an SEN
ing head and bad taste IN YOUR
mouth, and lot of rotten friends
I'm hopeless. I'll keep on hshtln file
law But yer right, Mr. Sheriff G9
ahead and clean up the town aaa
save the boys. Tell EN- for me there's
nothing in it. And-and, God 3.ess
ye."
And this Is true story Of tao
wise men.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-13
Tricks or the Tide

The piers Of Waterloo bridge. Lon.
don, have been proved to rise and fall
with the tide The amount ef move
ment Is from two to three-sixteenths
0f az inch. Il extends for some ais
ranee north ana south az me river
and the question arises whether Ger
tain vertical movements Or the whole
structure q St. Paurs cathedral mar
not be OK tidal origin tt -3ita
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-13
VICTORY
wise men

uNICToRY is what we are iater-
ested in, wise man III
world recently said Victory Tor ae
individual over the odds tha hest
him. There are all kinds
lack of education, opportunity
money. environment. had habits
surd weaknesses. every sort
tai. physical ard sTsrftual haf
the Pilgrims Progress. And
is gained pretty largely hE
courage, by determination
Eess Of purpose one cat4
mastery over poverty and Fl
and sin and disease ever tt o7-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-13


HOW TO SOLVE A CROSSWORD PUZZLE
When the
The hr.te
word by
word which will MI
white the
All
slang initials
~ Ai'e are h"i-
!. : :. -.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-13

What is this thina at Rea-
shass's deorf Ard what effect
Is All this mystery 20 have On
Eenshap7
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-13

ITO BIZ coArIau mn.l
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-13

Solution of Last Weeks Puzzle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
BEARS
PREPARE To
GET BUSY

WACO, Tex, Sept. THE return
of Coach Frank Bridges next week
from his vacation marks the beginning
of preparations at Baylor University
for a football season Of magnificent
potentialities, which opens with the
climax of a game with the Notre Dame
Micks at South Bend, Ind, on Sep
TENDER 26.
For long the Southwest Conference
has been seeking national recognition
and in this. the year in which all the
teams are branching out with inter-
sectional games. it is fitting that the
Golden Bears, twice champions of the
conference, should represent the
Southwest in a game, with the Micks,
champions Of the world. Upon the re-
suit of this game will depend much
of the prestige that the Southwest
brand of football will rate in the East
and Midwest in the future.
The Golden Bears will carry with
them in the Notre Dame game an en-
viable reputation. In the five years
they have been coached by Bridges. q
graduate of the Harvard School of
Physical Education, and Jim Crow,
famous Texas Aggie star, the Bears
have captured two championships and
lost another by only one game. They
have lost only one conference game in
three years. And the prospects for the
coming seasons eleven predicts that
the Bruins record will be maintained.
The Bruins lost five veterans from
last years championship eleven. name
ly: Captain Ralph Pittman, half back,
and one of the greatest punters ever
produced in the Southwest; Riley
Biggs. stellar lineSman, who is now
athletic director Of the Montezuma
College, Las Vegas, n. NJ; Hubert
SHIPPER Connally. veteran end who
finished last season with the Bears
with parts of his body literally tied
together with surgeons tape and
braces; Bill Coffey, the best all-around
quarterback ever TO flash in the South
west; Ralph Collier, veteran quarter
back and field goal kicker.
Remaining of the regulars are:
Captain Homer Bear" Walker, cen
ter: Jack SiscO. guard: Howard Hart
zog, guard: Sam Coates, tackle ;
George Fall, quarterback; Benny
Strickland. half back; Jack Jones,
half back. 1t is with this nucleus, to.
gether with Maynard Porter, who was
out last season, that Bridges will form
his eleven.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
BREAKS Up
HARLEY-BROOKS GAME

Harley-Davidson Cycles and the
Kelly Field Fliers ended their con-
test Sunday afternoon in the eighth
inning by mutual agreement, not to
say very heated disagreement. The
Filters were leading, s to Z, when the
big blow-up came.
Here's how the ruckus came about:
The Cycles went to bat in their half
of the eighth four runs behind. A hit
batsman, MAYORS single, an error and
Reeds single scored two runs with
only one man out. Then Tarver sim
gled off the shortstop's shins, scoring
Harris and putting Red on third. With
three runs across and the tying score
on third base, the shortficlder halted
things by declaring that Red had in
terfcred with his playing the ball. The
ball and strike umpire ruled the run
nor out, but after the Cyclists had
kicked loud and long, reversed his de-
cisiOn, and ordered the game to pro-
coed. But the Filters declared that mo
umpire was going TO reverse no de-
cision on them no time" and walked
from the field
That ended il.
If sufficient waterwings can be Sc
cured, the Cyclists will meet the Nor
n-Woodward nine at o'clock Mon
day afternoon on the Gulf diamond.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
MACKMEN HAVE One LAST
CHANCE AT WASHINGTON

After six setbacks. the Red SoX
defeated Washington, TO 3, ending
the winning streak of the Senators
at seven games.
The Browns drew up TO within
half game of third place, downing
the White Sox. o TO 4.
Brooklyn took n double drubbins
from the Braves. If to l and IL to
!. High hit for the circuit and
Bancroft made two triples in the
second game.
CARDS BEAT REDS.
The Cardinals whackCd out n Otto
2 victory over the Reds. BOttomley
tripled with the bases loaded.
Tic Aldridge pitched the Pirates
TO Il 9-to-2 victory over the Cubs.
As the Giants were idle, the triumph
extended the Pittsburgh lead to eight
and one-half games.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
100000 CHEER
MILTON IN
DEFEAT

MILAN, Italy, Sept. In riot
of cheers from more than 100000
spectators at the Monza autodrome
here this afternoon, Brilliperi, in an
Alfa-Romeo car, captured the Grand
Prix of Italy and the 100000 lire
gold trophy, emblematic of the auto
mobile championship of the world. He
covered the 500 kilometers, (49i
miles,, in five hours, fourteen min
utes and 33 seconds.
The Italian ace, Campari, who was
forced to announce retirement from
the race on account of sudden i'll
ness. recovered in time TO get into
the race and finish second in a
Romeo. Constantine. in one of the
five little Bugattis, finished third.
Tommy Milton, one of the Amer
lean entries, in Duesenberg, finished
fourth after the pluckiest race of his
career. Persistent engine and oil
troubles caused him to lose the lead
and in the last eighty kilometers he
fought his way from last position,
with severely burned hand, losing
third place by only two seconds.
Kreis. the other all-Americanr
swerving during the second lap to
escape hitting a post, smashed a
piston and was forced to withdraw
from the race. The Italian-Ameri-
can. De Paola, in a Romeo. finished
fifth.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
There's Hope
For Rest of
Texas League

There is hope for the rest Of
the Texas League.
Fort Worth keeps winning the
pennant, but the race gets closer
every year.
On September Z, 1924, the
Cats were 'fn" with a lead Of
fifteen and a half games. They
finished on September IA eigh.
teen and a half games to the
good.
September Z, 1925, finds them
only three and a half games in
front, and whether they'll fin
ish in front at all on September
IA still remains to be seen.
Last year, Beaumont, which
was second, was the only club
besides Fort Worth able to fin
ish the second half Of the split
season over the 800 mark. This
year, four clubs are over 800
with a chance for a fifth TO fin
ish better than fifty-fifty.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
HUM KILLED
IN MOTOR ACCIDENT

Emil HUM, who was first-baseman
for the Dallas club of the Texas
League for a short time and figured
against the Fort Worth Cats in
Dixie series while in the Southern
Association, was killed, Sunday, at
Camden, \. C., in an automobile
wreck.
HUM, manager of the Augusta
South Atlantic League club, was rid
ing with eight other players in an
automobile just outside Camden, when
the car suddenly sweryed into the
ditch and turned over. HUM and
Third-baseman Rieger were killed. The
others were only slightly injured.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
1879 Terrapins
Race in
Annual Derby
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
P0NCA CITY, Okla, Sept. T.
Hope, 12-year-old terrapin, OWL
ed by Miss Ruby Sims of Ponca
City, "breezed" across the %
yard line in minute and 80
seconds flat as winner Of the
elimination contests of the Sec
ond annual terrapin derby at
1O1 ranch today.
A thounder shower in the
afternoon soaked the crowds and
made a heavy track for 1879
entrants. Twenty terrapins
which won five elimination con-
tests today compete Monday for
S335S in cash prizes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07

golfer does not want this because n
brassic shot, following a drive, ought
to be as nearly a repetition of the
drive as it can possibly be. The same
thing applies with the spoon. This
rule is so true that many expert play
crs now carry only two woods, the
driver having loft just between the
straight-faccd driver and the ordinary
loft of brassie, while the brassie is
lofted about midway between the or
binary brassie and the spoon.
Copyright John F. Ollie Co.
Copyright, Chester Horton, 1924-repro-
duction IN any form strictly prohiblted.(
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07

come from behind and case out ahead.
Spike" Kclly's triple and double
scored four of the Utilities runs
Irwin Dresch got a homer and two
singles.
Errors and "boners" were plenti,
full.
Paul Lefty" White will take the
mound for the Heaters in the first
game Monday afternoon, while August
Small will work for the Utilities.
President Charles Wuest Of the City
League, announced Monday morning
that Umpires Del Gotten and Ted
Stahl will be assisted by a third ar
bitter in the deciding game, Johnny
Dunsmore. Also, he has sent in n
rush order for Gordon of six-foo;
cops to completely encircle the playing
field.
The box-scOre:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
By the Associated Press.

q NEW YORK, Sept. T.-Phlladcl-
phia became the center OF interest in
the major league pcnnant struggles
today with the opening of four
game series between the Athletics and
Washington.
The Griffmen this morning had n
seven-game lead on the Mackmcn,
who will have TO make n clean sweep
of the series in order TO regain the
peak in the American League. The
As have lost Is Of their last ID
games.
TEN IN A ROW.
The Yankees tagged the Mackmcn
with their tenth straight defeat yes
terday, to 3.
Manager Miller Higgins reinstatcd
Babe Ruth for duty beginning today,
but the $4,000 fine stands.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07

the driver, while
for some reason
golfer every
where appear
to have the no
ton { h at Il
spoon should ne
short. The only
difference o II c
wants in these
woods is in the
loft. When the
shafts differ in
length an en-
tirely different
swing is called
for b c t W G c n
driver n n d
brassic shots.
or braSsie and
SnOOn shots, The
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
DRIVERS
IN ALTOONA RACE

ALTOONA. Pa, Sept. Fifteen
racing automobiles and their drivers
are ready for the 2J0-mile automo-
bile race on the Altoona Speedway
today. All have qualified at speeds
varying from lis to $50 miles an hour
on the mile and 4 quarter board
track. A car to be driven by Louis
Fink was TO make its qualifying dash
before the race starts.
Among the drivers are Benny
Hill, who gets the inside position be-
cause of his time in the qualifying
trials, Earl Cooper, Jerry Wonders
Itch, Ralph Hepburn. Norman Batter,
Frank Elliott, Earl Dcvore, Harry
Hartz and Bob McDonough.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
.REMY PIGEONS FIRST
IN TWO LONG RACES

A bird belonging to W. z. Rcmy and
SON added to the reputation of that
loft by coming in first in the inaugural
race Of the young bird series of the
Alamo Flying Club, flown an airline
distance of lO5.134 miles from Wei
mcr, Tex, Sunday. The winner flew
the distance in = hours and Oh min-
utcS.
The Vol Gillett loft entry came in
second, and another entry of w. T..
Rcmy and son took third place. The
remaining birds finished in the fol-
lowing order:
Ben A. Kruger, Fourth and fifth !;
r. W. Taubert, l.. +. Taubert, George
Knoll, w. +. Remy and Son, X. W.
Taubcrt, W. f.. Rcmy and Son,
George Knoll, Vol Gillett, l.. o. L..
gan, Ben A. Kruger, r. G. IinSmcis
ter, Ben A. Kruger, L. G.. IinsmciS-
ter, j.. o. Logan, Ed Drcyer, l.. ..
Logan, A. Hase.
The Woodlawn Flying Clubs last
baby bird race of the season, flown Il
distance Of 800 miles from Edgcrly,
La. Sunday. likewise was won by an
Cntrant Of w. +. Remy and sou. The
winning bird flew the distance in II
hours and "a minutes. Following are
the first six pigeons to finish. giving
owner and speed in yards per min
ute:
w. f. Remy and Son, 1882: II. p.
BIanton, 7SS.S7; II. 2. BlantOn,
1875; W. Z. Remy and Son, 1898;
Jack Owallain, 1904; Ed Drcycr,
7G2.67.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
PLAYER AND UMPIRE
FIGHT AT NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE, Sept "A fight be-
tween Shortstop jenkins and Umpire
Bulldog" Williams came yesterday at
the end Of Nashville's 3-tO-2 victory
over Memphis, giving the locals the
odd game of the series. jenkins was
called out on strikes making the last
out of the game. He threw down his
bat and advanced on the umpire pour
ing epithets at him. The latter &C
cepted the challenge but players and
police separated them with little dam
nge TO either.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
START FOOTBALL WORK

VICTORIA, Tex, Sept. 7.-Thc
Patti Weldcr high school gridiron
warriors, under Coach Golightly, aud
the Victoria Junior college football
scrappcrs. under Coach SaSSer, began
training Monday at the Patti Weldcr
campus. Many recruits were on hand
for the first practice session. Both
institutions have some most likely ma
tcrial and the prospects arc good for
strong elcvens for both institutions,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
PAUL'S GROVE NOSES
OUT LEGIONNAIRES

Pauls Grove rallied in two frames
to take a close one from the American
Legion nine, 4 10 3, at Paul's Grove
Sunday. The Legion went into the
eighth inning one ran 10 the good. but
johnson weakened, and allowed Paups
Grove to put across the winning mark.
crs. Up 10 that time he had been
touched for only three hits.
MosCl hurled nice game for tue
winners, giving up II safctiss. but
keeping them we'll strung out, He also
led his team ut bat, slapping out q
double and triple in three attempts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
CLUB TAKES
SHOEMEN'S MEASURE

Apex Garage All-Stars took Ito
) decision from the X. and VI. Shoe
Store nine Sunday morning. c. Nc
Carly and Milo McIlheran divided
hOnors in batting out a victory over
Katz. the former knocking in three
tallieS and the latter accounting for
the other four. Each got three hits.
Score by innings: r H i
Apex ..........1O3 OF o. Is >
X. and NJ. .... 300 001 ID . .
Batteries: Katz, Swartzkoff and
L. McCarty; Brown and J. Mann.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
BROWN TENNIS WINNER.

RYE, n. Y. Sept 7.-Wray
Brown, Of st. Louis, won the South
srn New York and Westchester county
tennis championships Sunday by van
gushing Syud NJ. Had, captain OF
the India Davis Cup team, 60, in
the title round. In the doubles final,
Brown and Hadi were defeated BY
$. Howard Vosscll Of New York and
Alfred H. Chaplin JrY of Springfield,
Mass, 4-6, sc, 4-6, 6-3, GO.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
FANS GIVE "SHOWER"
FOR CATCHER WINGO

CINCINNATI, Sent. Fans pre-
scented Catcher Ivy Wingo. Cincinnati
veteran. with a chest of 40 pieces OF
silver, n hatful of money. a number
of separate silver gifts and lots Of
applause, Sunday. in recognition OF
his having established a new National
League record for games caught by
one man, 1925. Wingo has been out
since his record with a broken thumb.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
PIRATES WILL TRAIN
AGAIN IN CALIFORNIA

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 7.-owners-
of the Pittsburgh Pirates announcedl
today that the club would pitch its
training camp again in Paso Robes
Cal. in 1926.
The Pirates trained there the last
two seasons.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
MERMAID Gives
UP CHANNEL
PLANS
Gertrude Ederle Will Try
Long Swim Again
Next Year.

CAPE GRIS-NET. Sept. 7.--Ger-
trude EderlC has definitely abandoned
the idea Of a second attempt to swim
the English channel this year and is
planning to leave for New York next
Saturday.
The continued bad weather, with
the temperature of the channel water
down 10 30 degrees Fahrenheit, was
responsible for the American swim
mer's decision TO wait until next
season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07


Runs. Walls. Dresch C3). Trimble (2),
Harris C2), Stebbins (2), Kelley, Gutter
side, Sherrod C2), Rossman CO, Fixes
(2), Caporal. Weikel; errors, Heye, Car
ter, Erbin C2l, Sherrod (2), Fixes, Ste
/ Cnone out in second), by Trimble :
Cnone out in NINTH, by stephes (none
out in the third; runs, off Carter 4, off
Trimble s. off stephes 6: hits, off Car
base hits, Kelley. Trimble; three-base
his, Kelley. Fixes; home runs. DTesch,
Rossman; stolen bases, Dresch, Harris
Stebbins;' sacrifice hits, Walls, Conrad.
Caporal; struck out, by Carter z, by
Trimble 5. by stephens ] by Caporal l;
base on balls. off Carter /, off Trimb!e
8. off Caporal / oatters hit, by Trimble
(White). by stephens (Stebbins): double
plays. Erbin 10 Fixes 10 Picard; EToin
to Fixes to weikeI, Caporal TO Weikel;
wild pitch, Dresch: time, 2:4O; umpirPs'
Gotten. stahl; scorer, Ed Georges.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
PUBLIC SERVICE
WINS HECTIC
STRUGGLE

There was every indication Mon.
day that the Public Service Utilities
are the City League champions.
While the scheduled double header
with the Pittsburg Heaters had not
been definitely called off, it seemed
as il the teams would find it i'm
possible to play after the heavy
rain. 1t was decided before the Sc
ries that. in case Of rain Monday,
the one Sunday game would decide
the title, and the Public Service
team won Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
Inside Golf.
BY CHESTER HORTON
Maker OF 81 Golf Champions. "Golf'S
most successful TEACHER" SAYS
"Chick" Evans.

Wood clubs should be of the same
length. We commonly see players
with a brassie an inch shorter than
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07

Stately old Block Stadium, long the
home of the Bears and scene of some
of the bitterest baseball struggles ever
staged, came back TO life for a space
Sunday afternoon and reflected that
things were as they should be. The
rows upon rows of stands which now
remain idle for five days a week,
chuckled in their glee. The Texas
League never had anything on this
The Public Service Utilities and
Pittsburg Water Heaters battlcd
through nine innings in the first game
of their three-game series for the City
League championship without mail
slaughter marring the event, but that
was the only thing lacking. The Utili-
tics came through with an 11-to-9 vic
tory, an incident attached to one Of
the most hectic afternoons ever gone
through by set Of local umpires or
pcrSpiring police detail.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
TIGERS WIN IN NINTH.
YANKEES RAINED OUT.

The Boston and the Yankees were
forced into idleness today by wet
grounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07

Boston and tho New York Giants were
ramcd out AZ the Polo Grounds today.
Two games Tuesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
RAN AT BROOKLYN.
GIANTS RAINED oUT.

The Philadelphia and Brooklyn VA
tionals had both games today Tained
out Doublcheadcr Tuesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07

At Philadelphia X. II. T..
Washington ...... 600 OlO OlO-2 ~
Philadelphia ...... 600 600 OOl-l
Batteries: johnson and Ruel; Groves,
Baumgartner and Cochrane.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
National League
PIRATES BEAT CUBS.

At Pittsburgh X H. l..
-bira 20 .. 600 O10 O15--5 10 ]
PittsburFb mn. ole 5lI OOx7-S II ,
Batteries: Cooper, Keen and GONZALES;
Oldham and Goocn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
MORNING GAMES
American League

WASHINGTON; 2; PHILADELPHIA, 1