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Evening star., 1925-12-09
FOUR NATIONS EXHIBIT
AT CHICAGO HORSE SHOW
President Coolidge Presses Button
in White House, Opening Exposi-
ton at Riding Club.
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. December 9-Four ma
tionS-the United States, Canada.
France and Belgium-were represent
ed at Chicago's first annual horse
show. which opened here last night at
the Chicago Riding Club. From the
White House in Washington Presi-
dent Coolidge opened the show by
pushing button controlling the
lights.
AS the band played their respec-
tive anthems, representative Of the
four countries unfurled their flags. A
detachment from the Royal Canadian
Ora goons represented Canada, which,
in turn. is representing the mother
land-k,nsla md.
In the first three classes to be
judged. all awards but one were cap
tured by Chicago horses. The excep-
tion was third place, in the heavy
weight hunter class. which was won
by Chippewa. owned by the Westmin-
Ster Stable. Toronto.
Evening star., 1925-12-09
BURLEITH CITIZENS BODY
EXTENDS BOUNDARIES
limits Set at Wisconsin Avenue.
Reservoir Road. 39th Street
and w Street

The Rurleith CItiZers .tsSocia ton
AT the monthly meeting last night eX-
tended its boundaries to the original
limits as follows: Wisconsin avenue.
Reservoir road. Thirty ninth street
and w street.
Recommendations We're authorized
sent to the District Commissioners for
the paving of Thirty-s street
from Reservoir road to w street: r
street from Wisconsin avenue TO
Thirty seventh. and Thirty-fift street
from Reservoir road to Wisconsin
avenue. Recommendation had pre-
viOusly been made for paving street
from Thirty fifth to Thirty-siXth
street.
The association authorized the
president to appoint a committee to
endeavor to get better mail facilities
for the community.
Evening star., 1925-12-09
10000 Rats Swarm
As Seized Liquor
Is Dumped Ashore
BY the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 2.
When Government officials start
ed unloading 10000 gases of seized
Scotch liquor from Nhe schooner
Coal Harbor here today, 10000
rats swarmed the deck of the
craft.
The hold of the dingysschooner
was alive with starving rodents
whose food supply was shut off
when the Coal Harbor was seized
several months ago and anchored
off Yerba Buena Island. in San
Francisco Bay. The rats managed
to keep alive by eating the corks
from a number of bottles of
Scotch. rye and champagne that
had been exposed by the breaking
of cases.
Evening star., 1925-12-09
UTILITIES BODY TOGET
GAS MERGER MEASURE
Maj. Covell's Bill to Be Presented
Commission at Meeting To-
morrow Afternoon,

A bill drafted by Mai. w +. r.
Covell, Assistant Engineer Commits
sioner detailed to public utilities work
designed to effect a merger between
the Washington Gas Light Co. and the
Georgetown Gas Light Co. will be CON
sidered by the Public Utilities Com
mission at its meeting tomorrow after
noon. Consolidation of these two com
panies was urged in a report adopted
by the Federation of Citizens ASSocia-
tions at its meeting last Saturday
night.
Both compa nies. it is understood
are in favor of the merger Enact
ment of the hill by Congress- it Is said
will permit further extensions of gas
mains. reduce overhead expenses. sim
plify accounts and centraliZe the gen
eral offices. heads of the companies
and employees.
Two of five scholarships awarded
Evening star., 1925-12-09

Two of five scholarships awarded
at Bryn Mawr College were won by
Miss Marion F.. Bailey Of Phila delphia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03

Aver, las criatro de La tarde, el
sefior Guillermo vivas valdivieso
condujo en- el hermoso autom6vii
del AIcalde, a los representatives
de Ia Prensa a las obras que la
Administrator ,ahancista estA lie.
vando a .cabo en- Ponce.
FL sefior vivas valdivieso qnist
que los representatives de La Prem
ga inspeccionaran Ell arreglo de al
gunas Gales importantes, y 81 au-
tomovil nos condUjo a la Gale vi
na, principal arteria comerciaI don
de numsrcsas bxigadas de peoAes.
desde hace un mes y Eajo Ia direc-
eion de los ingenieros municipa-
les, estan ensanchando las aceras,
, arregiardo Ia Gale villa, rti,i.
zando para clio TODD el material
necesario para convertir dos dlo-
metros de calle en- una hermosa ave
nida digna de las que hoy son el
orgullo de los habitantes de San
Juan. Estcs dos o tres kilometres
de Gales estan siendo cubiertos
de piedra picada para lucgo ser en-
breada asfaltada. Estos trabajos
SO iniciaron despues de haberse pro
cedido con las acometidas dol 81
cantariliado. FL resultado dc estas
mejoras de La Administrator de
Guillernaito vivas valdivieso, re-
dundara no solamente en- benefcio
del pueblo de Pe.ce, sino tambien
en- grandes ventajas para los
propietarios de casas en- Ia Gale
Villa. Ell Gobierno Insular tam
bien Sc benefciara de estas obras
va que Ell arreglo de la calle llega-
ra hasta cerca del camino que con-
duce hasta Adjuntas.
Ell Alcalde nos llev6 luegu las
canteras de donde SO SAGA la pie
dra que SO estA usando paia Ell acre
glo de las Gales de Ponce, y pudi-
mos observar que numerosas. bri-
gadas de presos pican estas piedras
con ayuda de maquinas cedidss por
el Departamerto del Interior. Es-
tos trabajos realizados por presses
le ahorran al gobierno municipal
una enorme cantidad de dinero.
Despu6s de visitar Ia cantera de
donde el Alcalde obtuvo gratis IA
piedra para estas obras, fnilros
conducidos a la prolongaci6n de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03

la Gale Victoria que rne al barriO
Segundo con los terreaos del se-
nor Clausell y del sefior Armstrong.
AL extreme oeste de Ii prolonga-
ci6n de la calle Victoria Sera cons
truido Ell Hospital de Distlito Ei
Municipio de Ponce para continuar
Las obras de la prolongaci6n de la
calle Victoria logr6 que Ell distin-
guido caballero don Joaquin Fe-
rran cediera gratis como asi 10
hizo 1900 metros de terreno y ade-
mas 81 Gobierno Insular le COM
pro al mismo caballero 5000 me-
tros al precio do $1.Oo el metro.
La construction de esta salida 0
prolongaci6n SO neva efecto con
dinero del municipio y los traba-
jos Sc reaIizan con gran festina-
ci6n.
Nuestra vista SO extendi6 taIn-
bi6n hasta la playa. En el canine
do la playa Avenida de Hostos,
Ell sefior Guiliermo vivas valdivie-
50 nos inform6 que la Succession
saari habia otorgado permisO al
senior Alcalde para que este le die
ra salida a la carretera los ha-
bitantes del barrio Salitral aban.
donado hasta la fecha por todas
las Administrations tltimas.
En- La calle Comercio la Admins
TRACTION realiza tambien buenas me
joras para satisfaction del pueblo
pues aQui los empleados . ingenie.
ros construyen aceras asfalta6as
uniendo trozos con trosos. v relle-
nando huecos y declives que exis-
tian y los cuales eonstituyeh obs
taculos infranqueables en- dias de
lluvta.
Los periodistaS que acompanaI on
al sefior Alcalde en- esta vista, har
Quedado completamerlte convenci.
dos de que ninguna otra pc: 'ons
que no fuera Vivas valdivieso hi.
biera alcanzado tantas sruejOras,
pues aunque solamente van seis ne
ses de gobierno alianclsta, puede
asegurarse que cuando viVas valai-
vieso abandone la poltrona de Al
calde, habra dotado Ponce, lie
magnificas Gales, suprimierdo e1
polvo, y habra cumplido a pesar
de los obstaculos que ha .snido uue
salvar, con una parte del hermosc
programa que le prometi6 su pue.
bio. Con el arreglo de las calles,
aunque no hiciera nasa mas que
ESQ, es bastante. y los poncenos ie
Quedaran eternamente agradec:los.
A las seis de La tarde. despues
de un gratc paseo D seior vivas
valdivieso nos lley6. hasta SIS re-
sidencia sefiorial a aUnHe estpria
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03

nuy a su gusto cualqrier ricacho
americana, y fuimos oDseduiados
esplendidamente.
No queremos hacer mas larga
esta reSeha, pero Antes de. terIninar
quereznos ST dejar consigna,lc que
La Administrator de GullIermo W.
vas valdivieso que SO creia fraca-
sada estA obteniendo, ahcra, ver-
dadero y ruidoso triunfo. Tivas Val
divieso que en- un banQuets dado al
Juez odlin en- el hotel MeliA diie
que arreglaria las Gales aunQue pa
ra lograrlo tuviera necesidad de
utilizar como adoQuines las cabe-
sas de algunoss poncefos, no ha te-
nido que convertirse en- verdugo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03

Eehor:
Habiendome enterado de las pa
tri6tica campaiia que usted en- com
pania de prominentes puertorrique-
Nos estan llevando a cabo para
construir un monumento la me-
nioria de los heroes puertorrique-
nos que mnrieron en- Francia, me
permito, ,ofrecerles mis-. hunildes
seryicios para ayudar al buen ext
% de la hermosa causa.
Estoy dispuesto cederles unas
de mis- funciones en- el Teatro
"Olimpo7 a beneficio de la bella
idea, y desearfa que nos pusiese-
mos de acuerdo para realizarla a
"a mayor brevedad possible. No
quiero irme de Puerto Rico sin
naber contribufdo en- alguna for
ma a la realization de una Fobra
tan digna y tan puertorriquena CO.
mo la iniciada por usted Y secun-
dada por un fecundo grupo de pa
trioticos puertorriquenos.
De usted atentamente,
(Fdo.) Jesus Pascual Casajus.
(Darwin.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
De Ia Costa Sur

Ell ALCALDE DE PONCE. VI
VAS vALDIvIEso, VISTA Ell
coMPANLA DE LOS REPREsEN
TANTEs DE LA PRENsA Lo.
CAL Y DE SAN JUAN, LAS I'M.
PoRTANTEs oBRAs QUE REA-
LIZA LA ADMINISTRATION
ALIANCIsTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
AGERCADo DE oAMBIos

- CEAeY USE :-
los Anuncios cIasificados de
''EL MUNDo"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
DiGNo EJEMPLO

San Juan, Puerto Rico,
Julio 81 de 1925.
sr. Luis F. cuchi Con,
Fec. comite Pro Monumeato al
EEoldado,
San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03

San Juan, P. +.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14

Shutouts in the major leagues are
running neck and neck. the Ma
tional Leagucrs being ahead by Il
single game, % to q. Ted Lyons
Of tho Sox and the great Walter
Johnson have three each and Har-
riss, Convey, Robertson, Gray and
Blankcnship have two. In the Ma
tional. Senior LuQue leads with four;
Donohuc. Of the Reds, is next with
three, and Dickcrmann, of the
Cards, has two. The other 10 shut
outs are divided equally, one each,
to 10 pitchers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
DAVIS CUP SQUAD
AS GOOD AS PICKED

NEW YORK, Aug. 1i-Although
the test matches Of the past fort
night have not entirely settled the
problems Of selecting Americas Davis
Cup team, it was learned today that
the lineup virtually has been decided
upon for the challenge round at Phila-
dclphia next month.
The team will be composed Of
William T. Tilden. William VI. John
Ston. Vincent Richards and Il. Norris
Williams. the latter to serve as play
ing captain.
Tilden and Johnston will carry the
burden in the singles. under this line
up. while Williams and Richards are
slated 10 take the doubles assignment
JohnstOn's victory over Richards in
the two tests between the two rivals
definitely earned the No. . singles
position for Little Bill but at the
same time il complicated the doubles
situation which previously had been
thodght settled b. the triumph uf
Johnston and Tildcn over Richards
and Williams in two out Of three
matches. With Johnston in the sin
giles, a post held without intrrruptiDn
from 1920 until last season. it is
understood the Davis Cup committee
feels it would be too great a strain
upon him 10 play three successive
matches i'm as many days. Further
more. it is fclt that the Richards vii
liams combination is 50 closely on n
par with the TiIdDn-Juhuston team
that this arrangement viii not lessen
the strength IF the American team.
Final decision on the doubles qurg-
ton will be reached urzt week when
the DAVIS Cup committee meets
again.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
SEMI-PROS ENJOY
BREATHING SPELL

Aztecs, Alamo-Peck and the South
ern Pacific Sunsets, in the throes Of
a three-corncrcd fight for the semi
pro championship of the city, will en-
joy a breathing spell over the ap-
preaching weekend. The Sunsets will
play the second and third game of
their series for the Southern Pacific
inter-zOne title Mt Lafayette, La, Sat
urday, and at Houston. Sunday, neces-
stating suspension of the local Sc
ries.
The Aztecs will not remain idle,
however. Crystal City will furnish
them opposition at Crystal City Sat
urday afternoon, and two games will
be played at Asherton Sunday. The
Alamo.Pecks may meet Dilley.
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PANCHO CALLS OFF
FIVE MORE FIGHTS

lid PaHrhos boiIs not only have
forced him n cancel bis fistir engage
mrnt With johnny Mccoy for next
Thursday night but have caused the
indefinit" postgonomcnt Of five other
bouts. two i'm Baton Rouge. La.. one
in New Orleans. one in Biloxi, Miss.
and ono in Opelousas. La.
Worst of al. he has bacn forbidden
to play golf.
According to Don CurIcy. his MIN
agcr. PaHcho will do no boxing for
~ rcast n month.
Curlcy. meanwhile. is attempting to
got local appearance for another
member oi his stable. Tommy White.
who beat Past Black" "a negro. at
Tampic" last Saturday and probably
will fight iH Mrzico again before be-
rocs nOrthward 10 fin series NJ late
August and carly September dates at
End. Okla, Saliua, Kan, Topeka and
Kansas City.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
LION JUNIORS WIN
IN II INNINGS, 10

Lions Field Juniors beat the High
land Park Bears, 10. in II innings
Thursday when II. GourIcy singled,
stole second, went to third on Moi
fett's sacrifice and scored on n wild
throw.
johnson. Junior pitcher. allowed
four hits in the cleven-inning shutout.
The Bears had the bases full in the
tenth but Johnson pulled out Of the
hole.
Gourley was star. He stole five
bases.
Batteries: Johnson and Moffctt
Wade and Willis.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
SEND YOUNG
BACKSTOP, HENKE,
TO TERRELL CLUE

lido Hcnke, young catcher from the
Fredericksburg Giants. who recently
signed a contract for next season will
the San Antonio Bears. viii finish the
season behind the bat with th" Terrell
club NJ the Texas Association, the
Bear farm"
Meanwhile. a squad of youngsters
are working out daily al League Park
in the absence Of the Bears on the
road. Jim Lindsey. left at home 10
rest an ailing side for a frw days IL
giving the young hurlcrs some advice.
Joe Vance. Pretty" Newman and
HUllmig the last-Damcd q new arrival
from Fredericksburg. are the Young
pitchers in the party. OurirIdrr Man
or Puckctt is also tossing 'cm around.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
JACK JOHNSON THIRD
PARTY IN DIVORCE
BY Universal Service.

CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-Jack John
son, former champion heavyweight
pugilist of the world, was named as
the third party in the appeal of a di-
vorce which had been granted to the
wife of Harry j. Pineau, an advertis-
ing man.
Mrs. Pineau, the appeal charged, OBJ
tanned a divorce charging cruelty By
fraudulent means.
In the new complaint filed by Pr
neau today it is charged that the
pretty young wife has become infat-
uatcd with the negro pugilist.
"Her mother is heartbrOken because
of the relations with johnson and is
extremely ill.," Pineau's suit AYERS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
OF COURTS
BEATEN BY NOVICE

Another terrific upset has shaken the
world Of sport. Maybe you didn't feel
the old sport world rock, but it did.
q. Prentiss BristOw, one " the
seeded favoritcs in the printers ten
mis- tournament, now in progress in
Denver Heights park. yesterday was
defeated in the semi-finals by Eddie
johnson. regarded in pre-tOurnament
dope as a novice. The score was Ga,
81, -. 1t is Understood Bristow
will retire from tennis.
johnson will play King" Cole in
the finals Tuesday. Cole won from
y. S. Dayenp0rt In the scmi-finaIs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
Bird Wins Another
For Houston Bluffs

SHREVEPORT, La, Aug. IA
Red Bird turned in his third victory
for Houston since reporting to the
Bluffs from Waco recently, when he
beat Shreveport yesterday, 60. Nc
Call was batted from the box in the
second inning after a rocky first ses-
sim SpOrn
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
TENNIS IN SEdI.FINALs.

ASHEVILLE, n. c., Aug. IA
Jack Caldwell, defending champion,
meets Ed Pfeiffer Of Louisville. and
Frank c. Owens Of Atlanta, holder of
the southern title in 1922, will clash
with Douglas Waters, of Florida, in
the scmi-final round tomorrow Of the
Southern tennis Tournament.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
summary.

Runs. Ormand, Taylor, schwa6. Metz
Graham. Metz.cr, DistCl. BOdiu %. Tur-
geon, CalldEhaE; errors. Taylor, DnrN-
erog, D.ste. C2J. Dorman; tw5-blss hits
Taylor C2J: thrcg-bas hits, Ormand.
DeviyerOs. CallaEhan; home run, Netz.e' {;
sacrifice hits. Ormand. burning. TayiO-,
Schwab. DevireTos. Metz. O'SCaL Tur-
geon; stolen bases. Taylor, Caliaghan.
Johnston; struck out. by Brett 6, O'SeaL
5. Morgan J; base on balls, off Brett 5,
O'$eaI ! double plays, Turgeon 20 Dis
tel 10 BOdie. DOrman 70 Bodie, O'SeaI 10
Dpvlvcros. hits and runs of Morgan
g and in 6 % Innings: left on base.
Wichita Falls Is, Beaumont II; umpiTcs.
Estui and Kane. time. not shown
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
STRIBLING OFFERED
PHILADELPHIA BOUT
WITH GREB, TUNNEY
By the Associated Press.

MACON. Ga, Aug. 14.-An offer
to match Young Stribling, schoolboy
fighter. with either Harry Greb or
Gene Tunncy in Philadelphia, Sep
tcmber 81, in Columbia hospital
benefit bout, today was on file Mt
Stribling's headquarters here. The
proposal came from Jack Curlcy, Phil
adclphia promoter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
MEsTFRN LEAGTF.

Omaha, 10: Oklahoma City, :.
Lincoln. 40; Wichita, Is.
Des Moines, :: St. Joseph, !.
Tulsa. 49, Denver, 3.
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Metziers Homer
Wins in Round IA

WICHITA FALLS, Aug. 14.-Thc
Spuddcrs were given a great battle
by the Beaumont tail-enders. with
O'Neal on the hill. here yesterday, but
finally won out. 6-5, in the fourteenth
inning when Alex Metzlcr, first up.
planted n hOmc-Tun over the right
fold Fpuca Score.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
FORMER BIG LEAGUE
CLUB OWNER DEAD

SUNAPEE, n. s., Aug. 14.-Ar-
thur II. Sodcn, 80, for many years
president Of the Boston National base
ball club. died at his summer home
here today. His home was in New
ton, Mass.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
ROOKIE TRIMS
PANTHERS As
Bluffs WIN
Fort Worth Lead Cut;
Spuds Win in
Fourteenth.

FORT WORTH, Aug. 14.-Ray
Bengc, the rookie pitcher, fresh out of
college this spring, who was traded
along with $4,000, to the Waco Cubs
for Red Bird by Houston, pitched a
mastery game here Thursday against
Fort Worth and Waco, by hitting
Foreman in the pinches, beat the Cats,
SO. Score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
SPORTS GET PITCHER.

MONROE, La, Aug. II. - Sale Of
Tommy Morris, sccond-bascman, to
the Chattanooga Southern Association
Club. and George Dixie Carroll.
pitcher, 10 Shreveport, Of the Texas
League. was announced yesterday by
the local Cotton States League Club.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14

Runs. Brown (2). Pratt C2), Stumpf,
Palmer. Windle, Foreman: errors. Cohen
90; two-base hits, Pratt (2). Palmer,
Foreman; three-base hit. Brown: home
run. Stumpf; double PLAYS, Cohen to
Pratt to Galloway; struck out. by Fore
man s, by Benge ?; base on balls. off
Benge 6. off Foreman :: umpires Coe
and Hill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
OWENS EXPECTED TO MAKE IT TWO AT DALLAS
Sparks From the
Baseball Anvil
By OBSERVER

One pitcher who warmed the
bunch for two years and earned
his salt pitching to batters is Larry
Benton. a Cincinnati lad, now max
ing fun of the opposition with the
Boston Braves. He was never real
ly given a chance before Bancroft
took charge of things in the Wig
wan, but when he was told TO 20
out there, he did, with the result
that his record is ten wins against
three defeats. His best feats were
the two games he pitched against
his home" team, the Cincinnati
Reds. He was worsted in the first,
10, in 10 innings by Senior Luque,
who is having q time to stay over
the 800 mark. His second cncount-
or with the Cuban was in Boston,
and again was the score 10, but
this time the victory was his. In
all his games this year, he has been
taken out only twice. 1t goes to
show that when a twirlcr has some
thing, even the lively ball is no
great handicap.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
MEsTERN A..nCIArInN.


Springfield, 10. Independence. e..
Muskogee, 2; Fort smith. 9.
Okmulgce. 6: Ardmorc. 4.
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81 Win
SEVERE WALLOP TO
STEER CLUB MORAL

DALLAS, Aug. 14-It would not surprise Dallas fans
Dallas players if the San Antonio Bears walked right
through the Steer Herd and grabbed off the series
three straight, or at least, two out of three
The morale of the Bovines whose progress set
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14
PIRATES CLASH
WITH REDS IN
BIC SERIES
Giants Win and Move Up
Slightly-American
Leaders Lose.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Scctional
hostilities will be renewed today in
major leagues with rather scanty mar
gins separating the foremost contend
crS in the pennant races.
Leaders took back seat yesterday
in both circuits, the Giants turning
out 4-to-1 victory over the Pirates
in their final of their series in Pitts
burgh, while the Browns triumphed
over the Athletics in the concluding
number at Philadelphia, ) to 4.
McGraw's club now trails Pitts
burgh by four and one-half games and
opens a double-header on its home lot
today against Brooklyn. The Robins
were not scheduled but nevertheless
went into undisputed possession OF
fourth place when the Cardinals lost
TO the Cubs, s to 3, plunging the st.
Louis club back into the second di-
vision
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-14

Kansas City at Toledo. rain.
Columbus, 10; Milwaukee, ?.
st. Paul, y; indianapolis, ;.
Louisville 3: Minneapolis, o.
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BOOZE WRECKS 1T.

A left-handed batter. against whose
kind left-handed pitching is proven
bially more effective than the stuff -"
Of right-handers, wrecked SOuthpaw
Schuman's ball game in the first in
ming Thursday. The left-handed batter
was Everett Booze. the Bears doughty
all-arOund man, who came up in round
one with the bases full and smacked
three-bagger 10 right field, scoring
Gonzales, who had singled. Meyers,
who was safe on a fieldcr's choice,
and Clark. who walked. Washburn's
sacrifice fly brought in Booze for the
fourth run, enough to win for Couch
man, since Dallas could get but two
scores in all.
Dallas scored one in the first but
it was no fault of Couchman's except
that he put the runner on after one
down with base on balls. Two errors
and a passed ball brought him around.
The other Dallas run was a homer
over the left field fence by Bert Crit
fifth in the fourth.
The Bears next scored in the sixth.
With two out, Kahdot, Couchman,
and Gonzales hit. the Cuban's safety
being Of the infield variety. Meyers
got a hit. A wild pitch was mixed
in. When the fun ended, two runs
were across.
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Play Friday.

Play Friday.
st Louis at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston
Three games scheduled.
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