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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
SATURDAY LEAGUERS
OPEN TITLE SERIES

Mckinley Avenue Methodists and
the Salesman ship Club, winners Of
the first and second halves of the Sat
urday League season, respectively,
clash in the first of a three-game Sc
ries for the league championship at
3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon at Van
Dazzle Stadium. After resting over
Sunday, the two teams will resume
hostilities in a double bill Monday
afternoon, probably on Utility Field.
The winner of this series will meet
the City League champions in a sin.
gle game Thursday afternoon for the
city senior title. Pittsburgh Water
Heaters and the Public Service Utili.
ties also will settle the City League
race in three game play-off Saturday
and Sunday. One game will be played
at 3 Sunday afternoon at Block Sta
dunn, followed by double-header
Monday afternoon, if necessary.
Landrum, with the LATEST variety
of slow ball in local amateur circles,
is Manager George MAYORS probable
choice to work for the Statesmen Sat
urday afternoon. Manager SOwell Of
the Mcthodists. is expected to nom.
mate Jimmy Miller for mound duty.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
MORGAN-W OODWARDS
FACE BUSY PROGRAM

The Morgan Woodward baseball
team faces n tough schedule of games
this weekend. Saturday afternoon the
club is playing at Bocrnc. Sunday,
the Fords will take on LaCoste. in
that city. Monday. they come home
to battle the Harley-Davidsons at
San Pedro Park.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
WILLS CONVINCED
DEMPSEYS DONE

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Harry
Wills, back from his tour of Europe,
has a bucket of cold water for his
proposed heavyweight championship
battle against Jack Dempsey.
Asserting he was ready for a fight
with the titleholdcr at "any time"
the negro challenger nevertheless ex-
pressed himself as convinced that
Dempsey does not intend to return TO
the ring.
Il am in shape to fight Dempsey
anywhere and I'd be there when the
last gong sounds, too" said Wills
confidently. But ] don't think that
he will ever fight me. ] have been
trying to get him in the ring with me
for five years, but it looks as though
I'm doomed to disappointment"
Discussing the negotiations to
stage the proposed bout in the mid
die west under the promotion of
Floyd FitzsimmOns of Michigan City,
Ind, and of Dempsey's refusal to
Dempsey has been doing nothing
but debating for the past five years.
I'm ready to fight. Why doesn't he
either defend his title or get out of
the boxing game?"
Assuring interviewers who met him
at the pier that he would be ready
at any time TO meet Gene Turnkey,
the New York heavyweight who
knocked out Tom Gibbons, Wills said
that he had kept in trim in Europe
as well as OH the trip across the
Atlantic by shadow boxing. He an
nounced his weight as approximately
210 pounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Plans 1or
again making Shibe Park the battle
ground for another worlds series were
sorrowfully folded up during the last
week and stored in the attic or
thwarted baseball hopes, bearing the
inscription in tie venerable scrawl OF
Connie Mack: DO not open until
1925"
The collapse of the Athletics makes
almost certain the staging OF the
1925 baseball classic between Pitts
bursh and Washington.
An autumn classic cannot be con-
ccived whose two participants eXem'
plify more clearly than do the Pirates
and Senators the startling influence
which the breaks of the game" have
upon the fortunes of its players.
CASTOFFS AND HASBEENS.
Rosters of both clubs fairly TEEN
with members whose previous vicissl-
tudes are scarcely in keeping with the
fame and money to which they APP
parcntly are on the verge of falling
heir. Castoffs, discards, hasbeens'
though many of them may once have
been, now they are only asfew weeks
removed from the honor which almost
every player aspires to attain.
Heading the list of those with
whose fortunes the fates of baseball
have trifled in kindly fashion is Roger
Peckinpaugh, who Ten years ago was
"lct out" by the then triumphant New
York Yankees, supposedly because he
had outlived his period of usefulness.
The goddess of chance also has
played queer tricks with Walter
johnson, granting him two-fold at the
glorious end of his career the wish TO
pitch Il a worlds series, denied with
such discouragine regularity during
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
HAS
POWERFUL.
-
SQUAD

Main Avenue Hi gridders are in
for fine. large afternoon when they
tangle with the Schreiner Institute
eleven in their opening game of the
season, September 10, at Schwab
Field.
This from P S. "Spitz" Clarke,
president of the San Antonio Officials
Association, who returned Friday
from trip to Kerrville. where he
watched Coach Bully" Gilstrap put
his charges through preliminary work.
outs.
"Schreiner is due to have one of
the best elevens in its brief history"
says Clarke. '.Gilstrap has wealth
Of material on hand and he is rapid
ly whipping his team into shape. They
will be tough nuts for any team in
this section to crack"
s. A. BOYS INCLUDED.
Among those gridsters well known
to San Antonio fandom who will sport
the Schreiner spangles during the
coming season are "Bab" Townsend,
former Academic Lacquer, with the
Trinity University eleven last year;
Jimmy Davis. ail-city tackle on the
West Texas Military Academy team
last year; Boggs, big brother of the
line star at Trinity University: Cot
Sinner, Main Avenue Hi center the
last three years, and Laughlin, classy
backfield man floT Del Rio High
School.
Coach Gilstrap. it is understood,
spent the better part of the summer
beating the bushes throughout Texas
for possible Oranges and Eckhardts
and "Bulr' Johnsons.
Gilstrap, whose home is at Granger,
Texas. was considered one of the
Southwest's greatest stars during his
three years on the Texas University
team. He played backfield during his
first two years, but was shifted to end
in 1922. He, with big Oscar Eek
hardt, were the individual heroes of
the Longhorns' triumph over Wander
bilt at Dallas last year. His play at
right end in that game shone out over
that of the two great Nandy wing
men. Bomar and Wakefield.
Gilstrap's WORK as coach of Flee
ira High School last year. when he
met defeat only at the hands of Wich-
ita Falls in the round before the semi
finals, for the state championship,
earned him his position at Schreincr'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
CUP NET
MATCHES
SPLIT
France and Australia Each
Win Singles-Start
Doubles.
nv the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Tied at one
singles victory each, the Davis cup ten
mis- players of France and Australia
meet at the Forest Hills nets this aft
crnoon in doublcs-thc third contest Of
n series of five which will determine
Americas foe in the challenge round
at Philadelphia next week.
Jean BorOtra of France. yesterday
defeated James q. Anderson, Aus
tralia, e., 6-3, Sc. while Rene La
Costc. Wimbledon champion, mex
pcctedly bowed to Gerald Patterson,
6.3. Ga. 60.
The same players faced each other
in doubles today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
SPEARS WILL HOLD
FIGHTS SATURDAY

BUN" Spears, blind negro boxing
promoter, encouraged by. cessation of
hostilities on the part of the weather
man, has decided to stage his all
black fistic carnival outdoors, at Tur-
ner Park, blackberry and Crockett
streets. Saturday night, despite the
fact that the program was rained out
four times in the last two weeks.
Battling Deuce and Stanley Math-
ews meet in the 12-round main event.
An eight-rounder and two four-round-
ers complete the bill. There'll be
jazz orchestra. q,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
GOOD WILL CENTER
TAKES GAME LEAD
in LIONS LEAGUE
LION FIELD LEAGUE.

By winning a twin bill Friday, the
Good VIII Center nine leaped out N
front of the field with Il full game
margin over their nearest ri"als. South
Flores Bears held on to second posi-
ton by downing Che Lion Field Bear
cats. San Pedro Cubs climbed into
a thrce-cornered tie for third place by
picking on the Independent Cubs.
Good Will Center defeated the Lion
Field Juniors, II to :, in the first
game when Weston had slightly the
better of williams on the mound. They
then went on scoring rampage
against the Lion Field Bcarcats, win
ming out, u to l. G. Garcia held the
Bearcats to six vell-scatterrd hits.
South Flores Bears handed the Lion
Field Bearcats their second defeat OF
the day, IS to IL. The Bearcats made
eleven errors.
San Pedro Cubs had little trouble
downing the Independent Cubs, 10
to ].
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
INDIAN SCRAPPER
EASY FOR HERMAN

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. g.
Tiny" Herman, of Portland, knocked
out George Lamson, the Indian heavy
weight of Omaha, before the first
round of their scheduled ten-round
battle was half a minute old last
night. A terrific left hook to the
liver, followed by a right to the jaw,
sent hanson down for seven and,
when he got up, Herman knocked him
flat and out for five minutes, with
a smashing right to the face. Lamson
weighed 1872; Herman 213.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
Ruth Contest
Winners in
Sundays Light

The Lights Babe Ruth Con.
test Editor has finished his task
Of sorting out s14 lists Of all.
star major league teams, sub
mitted by as many fans in their
efforts TO match the annual ALI
American team that Babe Ruth
and his expert assistants select
ed, and the winners are known TO
Ye Ed.
In Sundays late morning edi.
ton Of The Light, the Ruth team
and the San Antonio winners
will be announced, together with
Ruth's explanation of why he Sc.
lectcd the team he did.
Watch for 'em fans! You
may have won the SIS prize, or
the ten-spot, or the "V."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
sLATTERY SCORES K.o.

BUFFALO, Sept 5.-Jimmy Stat.
terry, Buffalo light heavyweight, last
night knocked out Frank Carpenter
of Rockaway in the fourth round OF a
ten. round bout. Fifteen thousand per-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
BEST LIGHTWEIGHT
CHAMP GETS WITH
POLLOCK is DRAW

SCRANTON. Ia, Sept. Jimmy
Goodrich, recognized by the New York
State Boxing Commission as the
Worlds lightweight champion, and
Billy Pollock, of this city, fought n
hard ten.round draw here last night.
Goodrich weighed 1871 pounds and
Pollock 137 IL.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-05
MAC SMITH PLAYS
HOME LINKS IN 63;
CUTS PAR BY NINE
Nv the Associated Press.

GREAT NECK, \. 7, Sept. d
Macdonald Smith, California, western
and Long Island open champion today
established record on his home links,
the Lakcvillc Country Club course,
when he turned in an eighteen-hole
card of IS. Par is -.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
DAYTON HOLDS HATE
FEST OVER BARROW
by the Associated Press.

DAYTON, Tenn, Aug. 13.--Or.
ganization of the Bryan memorial
association here last night was marked
by scathing denunciation Of Clarence
Darrow, by A. T. Stewart, prosecuting
attorney in the Scopes evolution trial,
and a denial by Judge John T. Raul
ston, who presided at the hearing
of charges by Mr.. barrow that he
had used the trial to further his politi.
cal interests.
The association, formed for the pur-
pose of erecting a fundamcntalist
school in memory of William Jennings
Bryan in Dayton, set as goal the
raising of one and a half million dol
lars for the buildings and five millions
for the endowment Of the proposed in
stitution.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
FRAUD ORDERS
AFFECT s. A.
OIL MEN
Four Promoters Barred
From Receiving Mail
at 4 Places.

Orders forbidding the delivery oil
mail have been issued by Postmaster
General New against four former San
Antonio business men, Postal In
SECTOR T. d. DawKins announced
Wednesday.
The men were arrested early in
1arch on a warrant issued at San An
pnio charging them with fraudulent
Use of the mails.
They were bound under bond to the
fall session of the United States grand
jury at San Antonio.
The promoters involved, and their
ttorneys. appeared in hearing at
Washington during June, resulting in
The fraud orders issued Wednesday.
Fraud orders are only issued by the
postmaster general after investigation
had been made and evidence submitted
to the office charging them with
fraudulent use of the mails.
The order prohibits tho men in
volyed from receiving mail in San An.
tonic, Laredo, Kansas City and Al
damas, Mex.
All of the men have been connected
with alleged fraudulent oil schemes
working out Of San Antonio, Kansas
City, Laredo and Aldamas. Mex.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
dope ADD|CTS BEG
AS SUPPLY CUT OFF
BY Universal Service.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Their supply
of narcotics shut off through federal
raids on dope pcddlers. hundreds of
addicts today pleaded with physicians
and even with government agents for
rations of drugs.
More than 80 appeared at the fed.
eral building and begged for NOR.
phine, heroin and cocaine, the prices
of which have jumped from $35 10
5000 an ounce since the arrest Of
Col. Will Gray Beach, chief of the
narcotic division, for graft and
bribery.
II. J. Spillard. federal narcotic
agent, declared the suffering among
addicts was intense and that several
cases had been reported In which tho
victims collapsed on the streets.
Federal officials offered to send
addicts to jails where they might be
placed on gradually reduced rations
under the care of physicians until
cured of the habit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
ESK|MOS RADIO
CONCERT To
U.S.HEARERS
MacM MILAN Station Program
at Greenland Is
Broadcast.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.--Eskimos sn6
Etah, Greenland, last night rendered
a musical program by radio which was
rclayed from Arlington Heights, Q
suburb, into Chicago by telephone and
distinctly heard in tho Chicago office
of The Associated Press.
The Eskimo program was broad
cast on 40-meter wave length from
station wAP aboard the steamer
Peary, ship Of the Macmillan expe'
dition at Etnh. II was received by sta
ton 9-XN Of the Zenith Radio Cor
poration.
Through head phones at 0-XN, the
program was transmitted by telephone
to the Chicago listeners. The reception
was so clear that arrangements were
made Immediately to rebroadcast the
rest of the program to radio listeners
throughout the country at 2 a. M.
eastern time, on a higher wave length
through station WJAZ.
A photograph selection can't
through clearly while listeners herr
were informed that the Eskimo quar-
tet Imyou. Getook- Kangak-Nu-Kaping
wa and A-Kom-OiWa, had rendered
the song Of Snow Bunting" "Sort
of the Raven" and Song Of thu
Fox"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
FISHERMAN LOSES
HIS LIFE In FUTILE
ATTEMPT AT RESCUE

GALVESTON. Aug. 13.-Making
the supreme sacrifice in n futile effort
to save the life of his fellow worker,
John johnson. a fisherman on the
schooner Madeline, lost his life and
danish Chris" the man he gave him.
self to save, lies in an ocean grave
about ten miles out in the gulf.
This may be my last trip" Chris
is said to have told the captain, Mar
GUS Brandt, before the vessel departed
last night. He is said to have sprung
overheard telling another member of
the crew that he was going "for a long
swim" johnson leaped after him.
Aimar Anderson. another OF the
crew, after n mighty struggle in the
waves, succeeded in reaching the craft
with the lifeless body of johnson.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
DENTON GRAND JURY
GETS KILLING CASE
BY the Associated Press.

DENTON, Aug. 13.-In a ten
minute session today of the Denton
county district court, the grand jury
was sworn in and instructed to inves'
tigate the death of r. 3. Parsons, a
deputy sheriff. w. A. Martin is
charged with having killed Parsons,
The only charge to the grand jury
given by Judge G. r. Pcarman was
to state the purpose of the special
session Of court, that a man had been
killed and court had been convened
to call the grand Jury to investigate
the circumstances.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
FIRM SUES TO CANCEL
SCHWARTZ INSURANCE
BY the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 13.--Suit
to cancel a $4,000 insurance policy
held by Charles Henry Schwartz, per-
pctrator of the "too perfect crime" at
Walnut Creek, on the ground of fraud,
was filed in federal court here yes
terday by the Northern Life Insurance
Company of Seattle.
This is believed to be the only policy
held by Schwartz on which there was
any possibility of collection.
Tho policy Is payable to his widow.
Schwartz carried insurance in excess
Of 100000.
His committing suicide after murder
ing n wandering missionary in an as
serted death hoax, is claimed to have
yoided the other policies.
The Northern Life Company con-
tends that although Schwartz applied
for the policy on August 2, 1924, it
was not dated until August IA, and
therefore was void since Schwartz kill
cd himself within a gear after the
policy was written.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
WILL DIRECTS YEARS
SEARCH FOR SISTER

HOUSTON, Aug. 13.-Before John
Hines Of Houston died, May 8, 1925,
he had not seen his sister, Margaret
Hines for so years. But she was
never absent from his mind and that
was the reason for an unusual clause
in his will which was filed for probate
Wednesday.
II want the executor to try for
one year to locate my sister, Mar
garrett" the will states, "and, IL un.
successful, at the end of that period
all / have / bequeath TO my lifelong
friend, Joseph Connolly of Pittsburgh,
Pa"
The last time Mr.. Hines heard OF
his sister she was in Wheeling, w.
Va, the will states, but all efforts
to ever locate her were without
success.
The estate is valued at 10000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
Fexan Jailed
in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3D.
Charged with using the mails in an
attempt to defraud Ia connection with
the promotion Of a land colonization
scheme in Mexico, DR.. John Carlton
Dysnrt Of FL paso. was arrested in q
hotel here by agents Of the postal In
spector's office.
Dysnrt Is in TIE county. Jail pending
arraignment before a United States
commissioner.
The arrest was made on a warrant
based on an indictment returned two
days ago by a federal grand jury in
El Psso. =,
Tho indictment charges Dysart with
gross Misrepresentation Of the land
holdings in old Mexico Of the Lotus
Dysart Development Company with
headquarters in Los Angeles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
I.O43,063 FREIGHT
CARS LOADED; SETS
NEW HIGH RECORD
BY Universal Service.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. - Load
ing Of revenue freight for the week
ended August 1, totaled 1,043,0 63 cars,
according to reports filed with the
American Railway Association and
made public today.
Compared with the corresponding
week last year, this was an increase
of O7,450 cars and also an increase
of 0507 cars over the corresponding
week In 1923.
In spite of such tremendous traffic
the freight movement was handled
without difficulty by the railroads
which have approximately 263,5OO
surplus freight cars In good repair
and Immediately available for service.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
Ex-minister
Faces Charges
py the Associated Pres

By the Associated frcbs.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 13.-Fading Wis.
isions Of sudden wealth enveloped
plans begun here today by federal
authorities for investigating alleged
unsuccessful oil well promotion by
William L. Rutledge, former minister
and publisher.
United States District Attorney
Curry said about 200c residents OF
six states invested approximately
100000.
Rutledge is at liberty on $4,000, fol.
lowing his arrest last night. on q
charge Of using the mails TO defraud
Preliminary hearing was set for
September 4.
Federal authorities asserted Rut'
ledge organized the Economy Oil Com.
pany of Kirkwood, Mo, suburb, and
advertised through his periodical, the
Preachers magazine.
Ministers formed 90 per cent Of the
stockholders, they s.id.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
TEMPLE FIRE DAMAGE
REVISED TO $4,000

TEMPLE, Aug. 13.-Fire of I'M
determined origin destroyed tho vii.
cox and Sloso5!tch building here with
an estimated loss Of $4,000 revised
reports declare.
The Texas Publishing Company's
plant, reported damaged, escaped prac.
tically unchanged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
MURDER SUSPECT
SURRENDERS SELF

PLATTSBURGH, Aug. 13.--Sam.
uel M. Dickson, inspector attached to
the United States immigration border
patrol, and one Of the party concerned
in the fatal shooting yesterday Of Otto
Eske, alleged New York bootleggcr,
surrendered and was arraigned on a
warrant charging murder in the first
degree.
He entered a plea Of not guilty.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
GEORGETOWN MAN
DIES SUDDENLY

GEORGETOWN, Aug. 13.-s. II.
Atkin, prominent business man Of
GEORGETOWN, dropped dead at his place
of business here.
He is survived by his widow. who
is away from the city on a visit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
OIL MEN ARE SHOWN
| HOW FIRES FOUGHT
NV Inc Aasoclnted Prcss

BRADFORD, Pa, Aug. 13.-Visit'
ing oil men from all parts of the coun-
try, here for Brndford's old home week
celebration, today witnessed an old.
time fircmen's convention. The fca.
ture event was demonstration Of
modern fire.flgbting methods in fight.
ing oil fires. A parade Of fire com.
panies from Bradford and other near
bv oil fields was also held
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
MARKSMEN TO STAY
1000 HEAD OF RANGE
STOCK NEAR HOUSTON
by the Associated Pre.s.

HOUSTON, Aug. l3.--Announce-
mcnt that approximately 1000 head
of range and dairy cattle will be
slaughtered and buried Thursday was
made by DIR. Marion lines. Of the
bureau Of animal industry, who is in
charge Of the foot and mouth disease
eradication campaign in this vicinity.
Expert markSmen will kill the ami
mails, all OF which have come in
contact with the few cases Of foot and
mouth disease discovered in Harris
county since the recurrence of the
plague in this section, or at least arc
in the same area.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
INCH OF RAIN FALLS
IN AND NEAR BOWIE

BOWIE. Aug. 13.--Approximately
one inch of rain fell in Bowie and Vi
entity Wednesday. This rain marks
tie break Of the drouth which has
been holding back crop conditions in
Bowie and vicinity for the past two
months
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
o. J. HURLEY, EDITOR,
DIES IN MISSOURI

ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 80. J.
Hurley, 81, founder and for many
years editor Of the Andcw County
Democrat ut Savannah, Mo-. died ut
local hospital here following a long
illness.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
RULES;

classes under: ~ inclusive:
third three
Prize automobile for
Pushmoblc
inclusive and pusher for
first second and third all three classes Prize to be announced
pushmoble.
Push wheels no method
icomoion pu Both puher and driver must be
class.
All entries in must be in hands OF the editor by
Friday,
pushmobc which painted
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

En- try Blank
- Scooter Race
Please enter me in The Lights Scooter race.
( .
\ Name Age Address
Mark here if scooter is entered in best home
made scooter for prize.
- Pushmobile Race
Please enter in The Lights Pushmobile
ArNer
Name Age Address
Pusher administrative. ...............
Name Age Address
Mark x here If pushmobile is entered in best
homemade pushmobe for prize.