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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-28
CHILD FINDS SUICIDE
Mama's Hanging by a Rope Boy
Tells Neighbour.

BIZ United Press
Michigan City, Ind, May 28.-A
5-year-old boy, crying for his
mother, found her lifeles body hang
ing from a rafter in the attic of their
home. The woman, Mrs. Hazel
zieski, 81, took her life, because of
dependency over Ill health, her
husband thinks. "Maina's hanging
by rope upstairs" the boy, Roy,
told neighbors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-28
DRIVE is SUCCESSFUL
Methodist Hospital Fund i'm State
Over-Subscrihed.

Total Of $1.717.850 was subscribed
in the four months drive for $780,
900 for Methodist hospitals in In.
diana. 1t was announced today.
Campaign closed Wednesday.
Workers made a special effort
Wednesday when the total at noon
was $780, from the goal.
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from oklahoma oil fields secured by
the State Chamber OF Commerce,
George H. Mosser, secretary. said
today.
New rates, authorized by the In
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
HALMY TO RESCUE.
HOUSTON SIP. WILL
FACE MUELLER HERE

Eddie Mueller, classy little right
handler, against Lefty" Trcadway.
caid to possess one Of the nsstiest
curve ball in captivity, is the menu
for Block Stadium Wednesday after
noon, when the local Southern Pacific
Sunsets meet the crack Houston team
in the first game for the inter-zoue
title of the Southern Pacific Inter-di.
yisiOual Railroad League.
Mueller has won the title Of the
Western. Zone for the local Sunsets al
most single-hsnded. Trcadwsy, who
had a trial with the Fort Worth Pau.
theirs the first Of the season. has hurled
Houston to the championship Of the
Central Zone. He defeated the strong
Ennis team three straight games.
Following their game here Wednes
day, Houston and the Sunsets will
play their second game at Houston
Sunday. Mueller also will work in
this game. Saturday a week, the
Sunsets will GO to Lafayette. La.
for a tilt with that city's entry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
BAILEY WILL Join |
HOUSTON WEDNESDAY

HOUSTON, Aug. II. - Eugene
Bailey. former Houston utility man,
will rejoin the local club at noon
Wednesday and will be one OF the
party of Tourists" that sets out We'd
nesday night for a complete tour. OF
the North Texas cities. Bailey has
been on the salary roll of the New
Orleans club this season though owned
by indianapolis.
It is yet too early to say what dis
position Manager Goodwin will make
Of his somewhat crippled forces. Bill
Hollohan looked good at first yester'
day and Borgess. has gotten over
bad fielding streak at third.
Unless Bailey is to be used at
first or third he will resume his for
mer Houston occupation of filling the
utility role.
President Roberts has not yet in
Dictated how long the Frank Golf sus-
pension is to last. Golf may not be
taken on the North Texas trip. Nor
will Gamer go. With these men out
Of commission. the first through.
run-in with umpirea and the other
because Of injury, the Houston club
has but Is effectives whereas 10 may
be carried.
Friends ~ Golf who are employed
at the Gulf Oil company phoned yes
terday that they were assembling
pool Of 800 with which to nay the
fine incurred by the catcher Sunday.
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.k.O. CLANCY GETS
K.O. FROM KRAMER

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. LIES
than a minute after the first round
started, X. o. George CLANCY Of Bal
timore. was counted out here last
night in his scheduled ten-round bout
with Danny Kramer Of this city. \
series of left swings 10 the stomach
Weakened Clancy and he fell after
80 seconds Of fighting.
Kramer set a. fast pace. dropping
Clancy with a left to the jaw as the
first round opened. The Baltimorean
was up at the count of seven and
Kramer drove him about the ring with
rights and leftS. As CLANCY reclcd
along the ropes. Kramer caught him
with n terrific hook to the pit Of the
stomach. He was out for ten min
utes.
In the semi-rindup. Joe Dundee Of
Baltimore. won technical knockout
over Nate Goldman Of Philadelphia.
in the third round Of their ten-round
fight.
Sailor Freedman Of Chicago and Al
Ientown Joe Cans fought slow ten,
round draw. Freedman weighed
1JG IL and Cans 157 IL pounds
The crowd SoOed the boxers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
ERNEST POWELL'S
SHOOTING FEATURE
AT ALAMO TRAP 5

Ernest Powell, one Of San An
tonio's crack amateurs with the scat
tcr-gun, carried off two prizes in the
trapshoot held at the Alamo Country
club under auspices Of the trade e1.
tension department of the Chamber OF
Commerce. He won a hunting coat
by breaking "a out Of % targets. and
hunting knife for breaking % out
Of 100.
Other scores. made and the prizes
awarded were As follows:
A. J.. Huber. "a out Of %, fishing
rod John Hudson, "a out Of %,
thermos jug; Ted Tompkins, "A out
of %. fishing reel; e. Lambert, -
out Of %, hunting compass; q. A.
Lucchese. % out Of %, box Of cigars
Fred Johnston. As out OF 80. 100
shells. A. J.. Ballard, r. W. .Cren-
shaw. r. VI. Robinson. r. Landsman.
A. Take and II. Weiser all shot
creditablp scores.
u. +. Saunders. professional, had a
perfect day before the traps, smash
! ing 30 straight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11

SMALL TOWN TEAMS
PLAY WINNING BAIL

Had it not been for the Harley la
wilson Cyclists taking their game with
Pauls Grove Sunday, San Antonio
amateur clubs would hare had =
unanimously disastrous day in their
visits n nearby towns. OF six games
reported. this was the only one taken
By San Antonio team.
Elks lost 10 Kerrville. s 70 >: the
Aztecs lost 70 Dillcy. ) to 3; Texas
Steam Laundry was showed under. 90
to ), at Boerne; Kahn Oilers lost 10
Bsnders. 6to 4: NJ. Halff Wholesalers
lost 10 Runge. II 10 u.
Verify. the cities ha , no monopoly
on the national pastims
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
SIXTY BOYS TAKING
LITTLEFIELD COURSE

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Aug. H.
Sixty boys were present for the open
ing of the Valley athletic training
camp at Rio Hondo. on the shore ot
the Arroyo Colorado, Monday, the
camp being under the direction of
Coach Clyde Littlefield of the Univer.
sity Of Texas track team.
Work was started on that day, al.
though more boys are expected to be
present during the next few days, the
coach said.
Coach Littlefield expressed his de.
sire in conducting the camp to bring
out mental and moral development as
well as physical development, and
will work to the best interest of boys
and coaches. A program for the dny's
work was given, including a plunge in
the Arroyo before breakfast. lectures
and track work in the morning, class
work. fotball training. another lecture
in the afternoon, swim before night,
and entertainment and recreation.
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TEFTTPTosEoN


tempts. Take the blade back low to
the sand, give it plenty of time to turn
at the top-this because the blade is
very heayy-then hit hard at a point:
two or three inches back Of the ball
and hit straight through. Care
must be taken to swing the clubhead
and to make it do all the werk. The
commonest mistake is for the player
10 lunge forward with the body. Avoid
that-let the blade swing.
Copyright John +. Ollie co..
Copyright. Chester Horton. i9Z4-repro-
duction in any form strictly prohibited.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
PRINTER TENNIS
IN SEMI-FINALS

So fast have the veteran printer
tennis sharks gobbled their less eT-
porienced brethren that the semi
finals are on schedule Tuesday after
.IOon.
%. s. Davenport battles King
Cole, and I'd Johnson crosses rackets
with the sensational G. Prentiss Bris-
iOWe
The printers are 81 "pepped up
over their tennis that they have chsl-
lenged the demon racket-wieldcrs NJ
editorial. advertising and business Of
fioss - Yin n L S- Tesscgper tennis
tournament.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
NORTH AVENGED
ON DALLAS
STEERS
Again Hurls Painters to
Victory Over Former
Mates.

FORT WORTH, Aug. 11.-Lou
North, whom Dallas released to Fort
Worth for the waiver price, is taking
particular delight in beating his old
Steer mates. He did it again yester-
day, despite Pinch-hittcr Snipe Con-
ley's home-run in the ninth with a
man on base. The score was 6 to 4.
Two big Cat rallies off Pence won the
game and kept Fort Worth's league
lead at two games. A crowd of more
than 5000 attended. Score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
STECHER DEFENDS
AGAINST GARDINl

LOS ANGELES. Aug. ll.-.joe
Stocher. heavyweight wrestler, last
night successfully defended his claim
to the championship title against
Renato Gardini. the Italian challenger.
Stanislaus Zbyszko, the veteran
Polish grapplcr. defeated Andreas Cas-
tanos. Spanish champion. in one
fall match lasting 20 minutes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
WEISSMULLER SETS
NEW WORLD RECORD
FOR I0O-YARD SWIM

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IL
Johnny Weissmuller, Of the Illinois
Athletic Club, Chicago. made a worlds
record in the 1O0-yard swim here last
night when he covered the distance in
80 seconds flat. His former record
was 80 Is seconds which he made at
the FIeiShhacker pool here last June
in the national A. A. U. swimming
meet.
He made his record last night in %
yard pool of the Elks Club in the
dedicatory swimming meet.
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Barnes Turns in
Another Good Game

HOUSTON. Aug. II. = Frank
Barnes, who recently returned to his
early-season form, pitched another fine
ball game for the Houston Bluffs yes
torday, beating Waco, 8 to I. Don
Browns high fly that Compton and
Powell let fall between them for a
double. followed By Galloway's single,
gave the Cubs their only run in the
ninth. Score: -
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TIGERS LOSE TO AUSTIN

NEW BRAUNFELS, Aug. IL
New Braupfels Tigers, in the midst Of
losing streak. were, defeated By the
Lake Austin Independents. 6 10 >,
sunday. Honns. who hit safely three
out Of four times at bat. batted in
both NJ the locnls' runs. The Tigers
swiped nine bases off the Lake Austin
catcher
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Spuds Howl as They
Lose; Six Chased

SHREVEPORT, La, Aug. IL
Wichita Falls pitchers were batted
hard Monday and Shreveport won, .
to 4. The Spuddcrs raised Cain over
the umpiring and in the eighth inning
O'Hearn cleaned off the bench of extra
players, six of them going to the show
crs. Score:
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summary.

Runs. MetzIer, Distel. Bodie, Turseon,
Ostergard C2), kirke. Benton (2D, Bono
WITT (2), Burns, Gleason: errors. Distel,
Jonnard: two-base hits. Metzler, Distel.
Bonowitz, Benton; home run. Bodie;
Benton TO McGaffigan to Kirke, Dlstel
to Turgeon TO Bodie. Distei to Bodie
stolen base, BonoWitz; hit by pitched
ball, by Winters (WisterzID; Wild pitch.
Morgan: base on balls, off Morgan 5.
off Winters ?, off Gleason 3: struck out.
by Gleason 2, by Morgan /: pitching rec
ord off Morgan hits s runs in I %
innings; left on bases. Wichita Falls 8,
Shreveport I; umpires, O'Hearn and IT.
win; time. 1855.
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and When inc
rise TO reach
the green is
some four feet
or more in
heig hit. The
swing of the
club is not so
difficult W b c n
the player I'M
derstands { h e
mechanics of it ;
the mere fac I
that the ball
has to be play
ed with an OK
plosion s h 0 [
constitutes a
mental hazar,l
that in itself
ruins many at
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LOTT LEADS WAY
INTO THIRD ROUND

SOUTH ANTON. n. T.. Aug. IL.
George Lott Jr.. the Young Chicago
star. led the way into the third round
of tho opening day Of play Of the in
yitati0n tennis tournament Of the
Meadow Club here Monday afternoon.
when he defeated Z. T.. JonklaaS. VI
the Oxford Cambridge team. 80, sc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
ANpERsoN FOULS RYAN.

CIHCISSATI, Aug. II. - Billy
Ryan. Cincinnati. won on a foul from
Joe Anderson. CovinEtoB. Ky, in ths
sixth round Of ten.roUnd bout here
last night Both weighed in under
l52 pounds
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
AbLES DEPARTS
T0LOOK FOR
PLAYERS
Bear Boss viii Visit North
and East ON Cub
Business.

Harry Ables, boss of the Bears. de-
parted Monday night for the North
and East to consult with baseball men
of many sections and in many leagues
regarding players for the San Antonio
team and to transact other club bust
hess.
Mr.. Ables no doubt has some def
mite aims, but he hesitated in discloe-
ing them, saying he preferred to get
something more definite before arous-
ing the fans hopes.
It is possible that he will talk to
Charles Comiskey of the Chicago
White Sox about bringing that team
to San Antonio or a city nearby for
spring training. The st. Louis Car
dinals already are in line to train here
in 1926.
Prexy Ables will be gone probably
until the Bear team returns from it's
next road trip August IS.
Announcement was made Tuesday
morning of a double-header at League
Park Wednesday afternoon with the
Beaumont Exporters. Starting time
2 80. This will be the Bears last day
at home for Is days. Secretary Tom
Conner hastens to add that the ladies
will be admitted for % cents TO see the
double-header-two for a quarter, as it
were.
Pitcher Agricola viii be on hand
Tuesday for tryout with the Bears.
He's the ohenom recently developed at
Flatonia. The Latin scholar in the
sports department remarks that
'agricola" is the Latin word for
farmer
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summary.

Runs Brown. Kane, Fuller "a. Powell.
Compton. Holiohan, Boggess 90: errors
Grown, Galloway; twO-base hits. Cohen.
Kane Brown; stolen base. Brown; sacri-
flee hits Fuller "a, Barnes: double
plays, Fuller 10 Holiohau, Hoiohsu TO
10 Pratt to Galloway. stumpf to Cohen 10
Galloway: base on balls. OF Crumpler 4,
Barnes 2; struck out, by Crumpler I,
Barnes 2; left on bases. Waco S. Houston
&. empires, Daily and Farming; time,
i:4J.--
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Inside Golf,
By CHESTER HORTON
Maker Of 81 Golf Champions. "GslPsI
most successful Teacher" SAYS
"Chick" Evnns.

The explosion shot with the niblick
is necessity when the ball is in verg
loose sand and in a trap at the green
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KAYO FOR BRITTON.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. i1.-Biny
Britton Of Kansas, last night knocked
out Dude Martinez Of New Orleans, in
the ninth Of a 15-round fight
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CHANNEL IS TOO MUCH
FOR ARGENTINE MAID

BOULOGNE, France. Aug. IL
Miss Lillian Harrison, the Argentine
swimmer, has admitted defeat b. the
English channel and says she will
make no further attempt to swim
across its treachcrous waters.
Her fourth attempt to swim from
the French TO the English coast yes
terday, almost brought her death
through drowning. when she was with
ing eight miles Of the gonl. Dover.
She had been in the water for seven
hours and five minutes. and had
reached a position better than any
ever reached by channel swimmers in
the same elapsed time.
HALMY TO RESCUE.
Fortunately. the strong Egyptian
swimmer, Ishak Halmy, was at her
side in the water when she col
lapsed.
with the words. Catch me, ] am
going down" she clUtched the swim
mer. She was semi-ccDscious when
hauled aboard the accompanying tug.
The Argentine girl was in the best
Of spirits when she took the water at
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INNINGS Will PITCH SECOND BEAUMONT GAME
Pe1l1ant Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE
Play Tuesday.

Beaumont at San Antonio.
Fort Worth at Dallas.
Wichita Falls at Shreveport.
Waco at Houston.
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Mondays Results.

San Antonio, IL: Beaumont, 5.
Houston, s.; Waco, 1.
Fort Worth, s; Dallas, Z.
Shreveport, o; Wichita Falls, 4.
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aMKRICAN ASSOCIATION

louisville. II: Kansas City, 2.
milwaukee, z; Indianapolis, {.
columbus, Z: Minneapolis. 4.
st. Paul, IS: Toledo. 3.
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summary.

Runs, Bauman, Williams, segrist, Con-
ley, Davis, Mullen, konetchy Ellington
@ Moore; error, Segrist; stolen base, Sc
grist; sacrifices, O'Brien. Windle, Palm
er. Moore; two-base hits, Griffith, Ko-
nstchy, Windle; home run. Conley; dou-
bit play, Gross to Bauman to Griffith;
struck out, BY North s, by Pence 3; bases
on balls. off Pence 4. off North 4; UNI
pires, Hill, EstiIl and Kane; time. 2:O5.
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STORM BLOWS UP.


She had no more than got started,
however, when there was a decided
change in the weather. From then on,
for the first five hours of the swim.
she had to contend with rain, hail
and gusts of wind Nevertheless, she
swan steadily and at o'clock, the
prospect Of success appeared bright.
1t was shortly after O'Clock that her
unexpected collapse came, while the
fIood-tidc seemingly was rapidly draw
ing her toward the English shore.
Jabez Wolff, who trained Miss Hsr-
rison. holds the opinion that her col
lapse was due TO lack Of proper nu.
triton. She is vegetarian and
Wolff declared il was his belief that
the diet on which she had been liv.
ing did not afford her the amount Of
nourishmcnt which was necessary for
anyone undertaking such a strenuous
swim ms that across the channel.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
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YOUNG BRU|N
GETS HIS
CHANCE
Beaumonters Easy for Watt
IN First Game After
Round One.

Tiny" ow rs having made good
with Q resounding hang, the Bca;s
arc offering the. same opportunity
Tuesday afternoon to another young
man who has been sojournins with
the Terrell Club Of the Texas AsSo-
ciation-Kelsey Jennings, right-hand'
ed speedballos.
Jennings has been designated 10
pitch the second game of the series
here with Beaumont, the first game Of
which was tipped into the bag Mon
day afternoon. IL 10 3.
Jennings has been Bruin property
all season, having been purchased last
fall from the Appalachian League and
-farmed OUT to Terrell this spring.
In the Texas Association, he was a
glutton for work and turned in four
teen victories against eight defeats be
fore the Bears recalled him.
ALLOWS SIX HITS.
Another of the Bears youngster
moundsmen beat Beaumont in game
number one Monday, Frank Watt
pitching a siI-hit affair.
was in extremely warm water in the
first inning, when the tajl-enders got
10 him for three runs, but he pulled
himself together, gradually assumed
control of the situation and finished
strong, tanning seven men and al
lowing but three more singles after
round one.
That Beaumont had but three meD
left on bases testifies TO his stinGi
ness with the hits. His first pitch
hit, Leadoff Man Metz on the shoul
der and a walk and three straight
singles got the trio of runs around.
but he famed burning, new Beau
mont outfielder, for the third out and
got along very well the rest of the
distance. In the fourth, Taylor hoofed
around 10 third but tried TO score on
q passed bali and Warwick and Watt.
the latter covering the pan, nabbed
him.
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Boston, s; Chicago, ,.
TEXAS ASSOCIATION.
EAST TEXAS LEAGUE.

Corsicana, II; Terrell, 3.
Austin, ,; Mexla, ?.
Temple, 2; Palestine. o.
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xBatted for Jonnard in ninth.
1xBattcd for Winters in ninth.
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Cape Griz Nez, shortly after noon. The
water was warm, the sea was calm,
and. although the visibility was poor,
the conditions we're described as favor
able
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Play Tuesday,

New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis,
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Mondays Results.

At Pittsburgh r. II. 7.
New York ........100 100 600 B q
Plttsnurgn s..s. .VOU VOl OOO-l
and Smith.
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Mondays Results.
Detroit, o; Boston, !

At Boston X" n. u.
Detroit oo3 10 1oI is 10 ]
Boston $3.50. 400 O03 900 OF 10 :
Batteries: Stoner. Doyle, Wells and
Bassler. Woodall; Zahniser, Fuhr and
Bischofk
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Wnshinrton, q; Cleveland, 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

only three Eamss seheduled.
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zBstted for sehWab in ninth.
BY Innings.
Beaumont 900 900 600
San Antonio ........ 1000 COS Vo1-4l
summary.
Runs. Johnston. schwab. Taylor, Con
zales Meyers. Mason. Clark. Rosenthal
Cs). washburn (sT. warwick, Watt f2D;
errors. OTmand l2) Johnston, schwab.
Deviyeros (2). Burning, Pirtie t2j; stolen
bases. Wsshburn. Taylor: sacrifice, Ney-
ers: tgo-bsse. hits Gonzales, Rosenthal.
warwick. Wait: thrse-base hit, wash
burn; double plays. Gonzales TO Wash
burn. Watt 70 Kshdot to Washburn; in
ninEs pitched. by FiliingIm 8, with
runs and hits: base on balls off Wait
J. FllingIm 2. Pfrtle / struck out By
Watt !. Ffllinsim /. Pirtie /; wild pitch.
Watt: NIT by pitched ball by Pirue
Cwatt). by watt CMetzD; left on bases
San Antonio 8, Beaumont >; passed ball
Maneuso; umpIres, coe mad Weird; time
2:os.
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Paris, S-5, Longview. SO.
Greenville. 3; Tyler. 2.
Marshall. 4; Texarkana, 1.
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PRETTY NAME LODGES.

Fillingim and Mancuso formed the
Beaumont battery, and the announcer
grew dizzy trying TO say II. when
Deviveros came IN he was on the
verge of passing out.
To deal him a finishing blow, Pr
lie had TO be whistled through the
megaphone as the relief pitcher when
the Bears rot too gay with Fillingim
in the fifth.
y Fillingim got along fine for four
.innings. Then he and his support
blew sky-high.
Beaumont managed 10 jam nine er-
rons into the fifth and sixth innings
errors Of all kinds, wild throws. fun
ihies. jusgled pegs, outfield boots, out
field muffs, even a muffed throw from
the catcher on the pitchers part that
lei in WaShburn from third.
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PbiladeIphia. 8; st. Louis, 4.

AT PhiIadeIphla- II n =.
St Louis -.. 0l0 100. 011--4 10
Philadelphia w Ol0 900 05x-6 10 ]
Batteries: Bush. Wingard and Dixon,
Rego; Gray, Baumsartner and Cochrane.
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LOTS OF HITTING.

Two hits each by Rosenthal. Wash
burn and Warwick figured prominent
TX, one in each of the big innings.
Washburn's was a triple, scorcher TO
left that escaped Burning. Warwick
included a double and got third
single earlier in the fray. Gonzales.
Meyers and Watt also raped the ball
safely during the excitement, Watt for
tpo sacks.
Only a small crowd was present u
enjoy the fireworks. II wasn't larg,
enough 10 get IN a good peeye against
the umpires, who passed a compare
lively peaceful afternoon after the fun
of Sunday.
(. Folks held their breath in the eight.
inning when First-baSeman Schvab
vent down after collision at first
base with Rosenthal, but it developed
that he simply had the wind knocked
ont Of him and be finished the inning
a. first base.
The Bears play Beaumont Tuesday
and Wednesday and then take the road
for fifteen days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11

xBatted for Pence in ninth.
Nv Innings