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Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
WILL PUT zoo u. S. SHIPS ON SAL
Ford Purchase
May FOll0W as
Way is Cleared
by United Press Leased wire

W WASHINGTON, May 10. - A
shipping board s subcommittee to-
day tentatively decided to rec
ommend to the full board that 200
or inc 800 idle government vessels
DC Offered for sale for scrapping.
This partially clears the way for
Henry Ford to buy some of the
ships.
The decision of the sub commit
tee, composed of Commissioners
Connor, Plummer and Benson,
representing both majority and
minority, was unanimous, forecast
ing ultimate approval or the scrap
ping policy be the full board.
The report will be withheld
from the full board until word is
received from Emergency Fleet
Corporation designating the specific
vessels to be offered for scrapping
II is understood $50 will be the
lake type and so of other
types.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
u. S. FLEET IS
AGAIN CREEPING
Up ON ENEMY
Ry United Press Leased Wire

ABOARD L. S. S. SEATTLE, in
Hawaiian waters, May 19.-Again
ergag.lg a theoretical enemy, the
United States fleet was sailing the
high seas today.
Uuhampercd by slips of the sup
ply train, the armada is advancing
on the foe at IS knots m hour.
following instructions from scouts
which had previously sighted the
hostile craft.
Resumption of extensive maneuv-
ers which the fleet pract;ced en-
route to Maui two weeks ago will
be part Of the work of the week.
War sine restrictions have been re
newed with ships darkened Mt hight.
The fleet is due back at Honolulu
the middle of next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
WHAT'S DOING

Piano recital by pupils of
Ruth Teeple Reid, Presbyterian
church, 1880 tonight. Public
invited.
Acacia Farm Center meets to-
night.
Countrywide meeting of scout
masters, Calexico Chamber of
Commerce, 1880 tonight.
I. v. Commandery No. 81
meets Ma-onic hall tonight.
knights of Pythias meet to-
night.
Ell Centre chapter Order De-
Molay meets Masonic hall to-
night.
Madame Sans Gane,' Val
ley theater tonight.
1.-The Crowded Hour and
Odar, magician, Palace theater
tonight.
Chamber of Commerce lunch
con, Barbara Worth hotel to-
morrow.
Delphian Club meets at 10,-
600 Club tomorrow, 10 a. III.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
q HURT WHEN
SUBWAY TRAIN
CATCHES FIR {
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, May 19.-Twenty
eight persons, including IS women,
We're painfully injured and many
others were less seriously hurt or
overcome by smoke here today when
a subway train CARRYING hundreds
to work caught fire just south of
the Grand Central Terminal.
Two of the victims are reported
dying in hospitals as results of in
.iuries received when they. wele
knocked down and trampled upon
by the frantic passengers who
smashed doors and windows in theN'
efforts to escape.
Most Injuries were in the form
of fractured arms and legs, laeera-
tions and abrasions of the face
and body and internal injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
ASK PERMISSION !
TO BUILD TOLL
line TO CALEXICO
Supervisors Handle Many
Matters of Much
Importance

Permission to construct tele-
graph toll line from inland to Calex-
leo, was granted yesterday by the
board of supervisors to the Postal
Telegraph Gable CompanN which
for several months has been the
subject of rumors to the effect that
il was coming into the valley to
compete with the Western Union.
In the application presented to
the board, the Postal Company stat
cd it wished to begin construction
by May 10. However. as the board
was not to meet until yesterday, it
was impossible to approve the APP
plication by the foregoing date. 1t
is believed that construction will
start Immediately.
W. l.. Wallace was appointed JUS
tice of the peace at Hanlon town
ship, to succeed Dean Haughtelin,
who resigned two weeks ago. The
appointment is made contingent up
ON filing necessary bond as requir-
ed by law.
Brashears Company of Los Angeles.
calling attention TO Typographical
error in the company s bid On the
Mulberry school district bonds. The
board had accepted what was be-
lieved to be bid offering prem
ium of $1,776; the company advised
. in the letter that the premium
should have read $1,576. Tha cor
rection was accepted i by the board
and the bid will stand.
To Install Safety Signals
Permission was granted the High
way Advertising Company to install
reflector safety signals at danger
Gus traffic points, and along the
highways of the county The COM
i pany agreed to install and maintain
he signals without expense to the
county, deriving its remuneration
from advertising which is placed ON
the signals. These latter have
been tried out in various parts of
! the state snd have received the en-
, dorsement of automobile clubs and
traffic officials as being of consid-
cradle assistance in making roads
safer for travel. The county re-
serves the right to use IN arrow
which will be placed on the signs
j with mileage distances for the guild
ance of tourists
! The clerk was instructed to write
/ Il letter to the state highway com-
+ mission. asking if any action is con-
templated on the Mountain Springs
grade (which will improve road
conditions in preparation for the
heavy summer traffic
A resolution passed the hoard
authorizing the chairman to sign
+ contract with the Burroughs Adding
+ Machine Company for inspection of
{ the adding machines in use mt the
county courthouse at stated inter-
vals
The purchasing agent was author.
lied to buy 10 foot Western
grader and a five ton tractor for
the use of Road District No, 3.
Sale of TBS Holt caterpillar
i tractor, was authorized, and the
clerk was instructed to advertise
/ for bids, same to be opened at the
courthouse Mt O'Clock June Is.
The board accepted a map of Il
proposed subdivision Mt Imperial.
submitted by 7. d, Mccall.
\ resolution. was passed authoriz-
ing advertising Of a proposal to
close Olive street between Tenth
and Telfth streets in lIoltville.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
Mccormick Bal k S
At Big Payment
To Divorced Wife
By United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, May 19-Harold F.
Mccormick, divorced husband of
Mrs. Edith Rockefeller Mccormick,
is opposing payment to his estrang-
ed wife Of $7,500,00O in stock of the
Standard Oil Company Of Indiana.
This stock. which is in the form
Of dividends. on Standard Oil shares
was put in trust by John d. Rookie
feller for his daughter eight years
ago Mccormick claims the divi-
dends should be added to the prin-
cinal of the trust and has instituted
court proceedings here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
by United Press Leased Wire

PORTLAND, Ore, May 19.-M.
Blade and Sons, Inc, Portland firm
which bought the scrapped wooden
ships Of the United States Shipping
board, will seek to buy part or all of
the steel vessels which the shipping
board is considering placing ON the
junk market.
This was revealed here today by
jack +. Barde, who made public
n letter he has written to l.. +.
Thompson, one of the shipping
board commissioners.
"a fair price for one or more,
or all of the ships that the govern
ment may desire to scrap, is prom
iscd by Barde in the letter.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
ACCUSED PAIR
FACE TRIALON
JULY 6 HERE

Pleas of not guilty were entered
yesterday by Don Bitter, attorney
for II. w. Calhoun and l.. r. Biglow,
accused of assaulting and robbing
James Ray of Holtville several
weeks ago, when they We're ar
raigned in the superior court be
fore Judge Cole.
The court set July as the date
of trial for the accused and they
were remanded to jail in default of
$4,000 bail each, the sum set by
Judge Mayfield at their preliminary
hearing, which was held last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
SMALL SHOWER
HERE TODAY

Threatening clouds which have
hung over Imperial Valley for the
past two days, caused small show
er shortly after 80 this afternoon.
The rain lasted only a few minutes
and was hardly enough to wet the
ground. The hot sultry weather
which has prevailed throughout the
day, would indicate a rafting good
thunderstorm back east, hut so far
it has failed to develop here.
Electric fans were unusually pop
ular today, and when the power was
off for few minutes this morn
ing they were greatly missed
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
She Says It
Was a Bad
Bargain
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, May 19. -
Sarah Blinkley thought she was
marrying a handsome man, but
when she got Closeup of
him after the marriage she dis
covered he was actually ugly,
she told Judge J. w. Summer
field today.
He was so dignified I never
got very close to him until aft
er we were married. Mrs.
Blinkley explained. His
shoulders turned out to be pad
ded, and 1 found out later he
wore wig. He disappointed
me when-I saw him as re really
was
The divorce was granted.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
HOMELESS ORPHAN TRIES
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
by United Press Leased Wire

SAWTELLE, Calf, May 19.-
Joseph Berg, IA, an orphan, at
tempted to commit suicide today
by leaping from a second story of
the Tivoli theater here. He was
painfully injured, but is expected to
recover Juvenile authorities in
vestigated the case with Il view to
finding a home for the boy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
STERLING HITS IT'S
HIGHEST SINCE WAR

LONDON, May 19.-The pound
sterling this afternoon reached its
highest point since the war being
qsoted at $4sJ9s, on the London
exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
At BROOKLYN

Pittsburgh no ono 1l0-J II t
Brooklyn 0J0 21O O1X-9 10 O
Morrison, Collotou, Songcr and
smith; Ehrhardt and Taylor.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
At Now York

Chicago coo so 200-S Is 0
New York 10 coo 600 Q >
Kaufman, Bush and Hartnett; :;
Nehf, Hunt2inger, Dean and Snyder,
Hartley.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
At Boston

Cincinnati 600 0lO ll4-7 II !
Boston GOO 10l 00l-3 10 !
lMPe and Wiugo; Barnes and
Gibson.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
AMERICAN
AT Chicago

At Chicago
Philadelphia 600 coo 002-3 s l
Chicago Pei 100 0OX-t s l
Rommell Walberg, Andrews and
Cochrane, Perkins; Lyons and
Schalk.
At Cleveland
Washington 600 GOO l12-4 s 0
Cleveland OPT coo 1908 13 0
Coveleskie, Mogridge, Marbelry,
Ogden, Russell and Ruel; Tate,
Shautc and Myatt.
At Detroit
New Y Nork 030 020 000- ) Q |
Detroit 100 COS 4lXg-ll II
Jones, II. Johnson aud Schng;
Doyle, Wells, Colesand Bassler.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
D BOX
SCORE
NATIONAL

Major league baseball results,
May l9.--
Al Philadelphia
st. Louis 100 0Q3 000-4 IL
Philadelphia OIL 50l 00x-S Is
Haynes, Dyer and Schmidt; Nit
chell and Wilson
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-19
GAMES TODAY

National League
Chicago at New York, clear.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, clear.
Cincinnati at Boston, clear.
st. Louis at Philadelphia, clear.
American
New York at Detroit, clear.
Philadelphia at Chicago, clear.
Washington al Cleveland,
clear.
Boston at st. Louis, clear.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29

The Browns did the seemingly imy
possible when they blanked the Yam
KEGS, although outhit and outfielded!
The only score of the game, which
was sufficient for a st. Louis win,
came when Jacobus crossed the mark
ing station on Benefits single in tho
second stanza.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
TEXAS WOMAN GOLFER
IS WESTERN F|NALIST

WHITE BEAR, MINI, Aug. 90
4 new Western women's golf cham.
pion today succeeds Miss Edith Cum
mings of Chicago, who has refused
to defend her title. Mrs. Elaine Ro-
senthal Reinhart, Of Dallas, Texas,
and Mrs. Harley Higbie, Of Detroit,
are the two contenders for the crown.
Mrs. Reinhart. who. has twice held
the title, has played all week at q
pace that defied all corners. Her
game has been steady par with a
birdie here and there to compensate
for an infrequent slip from pcrfec;
figures. In addition TO being a long,
straight driver, a bold brassie shooter
and a steady putter, she has showed
a cOOlness under pressure that won her
the admiration Of all the other con.
tenders and spectators.
Mrs. Higbie, Michigan, champion,
whose head never held Western
crown, has set the tournament attend
ants aghast by her frequent spurts
Of brilliant sgolf, interspersed with a
mediocrity that made her friends gasp.
In one patch she took almost 80
strokes on the first nine, only to score
a spectacular 81 on the second aud
win, after being several holes down.
In the semi finals the net result was
a sensational. extra-hole victory by
Mrs. Reinhart over. Mrs. ]. F. Horn
Of Chicago, and the elimination Of
Mrs. Dave Gaut. Memphis. 3 and 2,
by Mrs. Harley Higbee Of Detroit.
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KIDS VOTE ABLES
BEST GUY IN TOWN

who's the best guy in town? Harry
Ables ."
There was not a dissenting voice
among several score of youthful fans
gathered at the local Y. NJ. c. A. lis
tening to the play by play account Of
the two games at Houston, Thursday,
broadcast from the offices of The San
Antonio Light.
The announcer had just reminded
the boys that they, with every other
yOungster in the city, are to be the
special guests of Prexy Ables on
Wednesday, September 2, when the
Bears open their series with the DIAL
las Steers in the rejuvenated ball or.
chard on Josephine street.
Just wait until we get at Dali
las,7 yelled one young fan. when
we get through with them they won't
be no ball team"
Down with Dallas ~ is becoming
the personal slogan Of every kid in
San Antonio from 10 years Of age OH
down TO the toddlers. Kids Day at
League Park on September 2, seems
due 10 outrival that great event, Cir.
Gus Day. The falsetto rootings ot
over a thousand young fans will spur
the Bears on to humble the Herd.
Letters have been sent by Ablcs
and his staff TO all of the Sunday
school superintendents in the city, in
yiting them and their charges TO take
part in the big free program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
WRESTLER INJURED
IN BOUT AT HOUSTON

HOUSTON, Aug. 29.-Joe Rogas,
cki, Pole grappler, is bcliyed to have
sustained a slight conclusion of the
brain when he was dropped to the
mat By Jack Sherry, in the second Of
their three-fall match last night.
After winning tho first fall, Rogas
ski took the offensive when wrestling
was resumed. Sherry opened up with
whirlwind tactics. and finally seized
Rogascki by the legs and jerked him
clear Of the mat. Rogascki, who
weighs 230 pounds, did a more or less
graceful swan" and landed on his
head. He was taken 10 a local hos
pital where he recovered consciousness
shortly after his arrival there.
Sherry was awarded the match
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CYCLES WILL INVADE
COMFORT FOR GAME

sonny Elam's Harley.D Davidson
Cycles, invading the home field of the
Comfort Bronchos Sunday, viii be ac-
companied by the entire membership
Of the riding club. The Cycles have
been going strong Of late and expect
10 tame the Bronchos. The follow.
ing team members will make the trip:
Cornelius, center field: Satcher, left
field; Postel, shortstop: Brown, third
base Byrd. catcher; Regal. second
base; Harris, first base; Ragsdale
right field: Hall. Pop" Edwards
I'D Schneider, pitchers
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
HOUSTON DROPS
Is GAMES
IN ROW
Shreveport Adds One;
Dallas and Spudders
Winners.

HOUSTON, Aug. 29.-The Hous-
ton Bluffs, who have quit cold, lost
their fifteenth straight game before
corporal's guard of fans here Friday.
Shreveport's second division crowd
outfought the Bluffs and won in the
tenth inning, 6 to 3. Apparently the
only men with their hearts in the game
for the Bisons were Lefty" Craig.
pitcher from Longview, and Master
son, from Marshall, both of whom
looked good. Score:
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Runs. Metzler 2, Dlstel ?. FITZGERALD,
Bodie. Callaghan, JonnRrd, Osborne
Perrin Cohen. Brown. Morrow: errors
none; two-base hits. Distel, CallaEhan,
Perrin Bodie: home runs, Osborne
Fitzgerald, Morrow, Perrin. Brown !;
double play, Cannon TO Cohen 10 CAL
loway; bases on balls. off Williamson
;. off Cannon (. off Osborne 2; struck
out, by Williamson 6, by Osborne S;
pitchers record. runs and hits off
Williamson in 3 ia innings; sacrifices
Turgeon. Callahan. Osborne; stolen
bases. Turgeon ?. DiStel; wild pitches,
Williamson. Cannon; hit by pitcher
Perrin. left on bases, Waco s. Wichita
Falls 8; time. 1900; umpires. DAILY and
flaming.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
Summary.

Runs Davis ?, Mullen. Sears, Head,
Foreman, Meyers ,. Mason. Clark, Rosen-
thai ?, Washburn 2. Wirts 2. Booze.
Ccuchman' errors. Gonzales 2, Washburn,
Davis, Ellington, Windle: stolen base.
Booze; sacrifices, Sears, Gonzales, Mason.
Washburn, BOoe; twO-base hits. Sears,
KOnetchy. Ellington. Meyers, Wirts Ro-
seminal; three base hits. Meyers. Clark
home run. Clark: double play. Clark 10
Gonzales TO Washburn; innings pitched.
by North 1 %, By Head Ia: hits off
North 2, off Head 5 runs. off North g.,
off Head s: bases on balls, of Couch
man 2 off North 2. off Head 2, off
Foreman /; hit BY pitched ball, by
Couchman lMullen), by Head (Meyers) :
umpires. Kane and Estlll; time, 2:22.
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Summary

Runs. burning 2. Eberhard. Graham,
Bauman 2. Gross. Williams. segrist. Bill
!ngs; errors Lewis Gross; two.base hits,
Bauman ?, Lewis, Conley, Graham: runs
bstted In. by Bauman 2. by William 1.
by Griffith ?. by Schwab I, by Woehrs /,
by Deviney ?; stolen bases, Griffith. Bill
ings: left on bases. Dallas s. Beaumont
S; struck out by shuman 5. by Lewis 1:
bases on balls, off shuman ., off Lewis
5; Wild pitch. Lewis: double plays Gross
10 Bauman 70 Kearns ?. Burning to Metz:
umpires, Hill and Osborne: time. 1870.
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out thinking about it at all-then OBJ
serve yourself. You will have found
what you were seeking because your
own common sense will instinctively
go to it when you do not interrupt it
and confuse it with precautionary de-
tails. Going about an address in this
way will reveal, also, what is meant
by being free and natural in the ad-
dress. 't
Copyright John F. Ollie Coz
Copyright, Chester Horton, 1g24-repro-
duction in any. form strictly prohibited.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
Schuman Chunks
Dallas to Victory

DALLAS, Aug. 20.--Lefty Schu-
man pitched Dallas nearer the top Of
the pennant heap when he won yes
terday's game from Beaumont. Ga.
Lewis, wild, had one bad inning in
which the Steers scored four runs.
Box-score:
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cause when he
acquires that
habit it leaves
him with moth.
ing to think of
except hitting
the ball. That
is, it greatly
promotes con-
centration on
the ball es-
sential of good
play. To find
the perfect ma
tural address
position 70 r
yourself, walk
up to a ball ma
t u r lily and
easily plac e
your clubhead
quickly back of
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Sppdders Finally
Beat Rookie Hurler

WACO, Aug. 20. = Williamson,
Waco rookie, was hit hard by the
Spudders in the early innings yester-
day, and Wichita Falls broke a long
losing streak by trimming Waco, 8 to
4. Five homers figured. Score:
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xBstted for watkins In eighth.
xxBatted for, Craig in ninth.
By Innings.
Shreveport .............OOO 600 300 5-6
Houston .,,............O20 900 DOL 0-S
Summary.
Runs, Granada, Bonowitz 2, wisterzil
2, Rowland, Peel, Watkins, Borgess.; err
rors, Benton. Rowland. Kane, McCurdy,
Barnes; sacrifices, Fuller. Granade, Bo-
nowitz; two-base hit. Rowland; three
base hit, Wisterzil; stolen bases Benton.
Compton, Bonowitz; double plays, Kirke
to Benton. Masterson 10 Fuller TO Wat
kins, Adkins to Benton to Kirke: bases
on balls, off Craig 4. off Adkins 5; hit
by pitcher, by Adkins CMssterson) struck
out, by Craig /. by Adkins 5; hits. off
Craig and 3 runs; left on bases, shreVe-
port II. Houston /; umpires, coe and
Wier; time, 1:45.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
WESTERN LEAGUE.

oklahoma City q Des Molnes, o.
Omaha. ~; Tulsa, Q.
Denver, s.: 81. Joseph, 8.
Wichita-L Lincoln, rain.
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Summary.

Runs, Moore, Konetchy Gonzales, Ma,
son, CLARK 2; sacrifice. Johns. two-bas .,
hits, Konetchy. Wsshburn: three-base hit
Mason; innings pitched, by Johns 4 ID
BY Lindsey 4 hits. off Johns 9. off Lind
sey 6 runs. off Johns ?. off Lindsey 2
bases on balls. off Lindsey I, off John
4, of North J. struck out. by Lindsey 2
by ColIard ?, by Johns 3. by North /
wild pitches. Johns, North; umplBes. rs
tn ana Kane time. 1910.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
MORGAN-W OODWARDS
TO PLAY IN DILLEY

Morgan.Woodward baseball players
will go to Dilley for game Sunday
afternoon. The players will meet at
the company's offices at s:15 Sunday
morning and make the trip by auto
mobile.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

New orleans, s; Chattanooga, 2.
Atlanta, s: Little Rock. 2.
Mobile, Il; Nashville. 2.
Three games scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29

Salt Lake City. 90; Seattle. 10.
Vernon. 4; Oakland. Q.
Los Angeles, s, San francisco, ?.
Sacramento. II: Portland. s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
JACK DEMPSEY, WILL
FIGHT--TNO ROUNDS

STOCKTON, Cal. Aug. 29-Larry
Seratti, heavyweight fighter from
Jackson, Cal, who has won all but
one right here since January, an.
nounced today that he had accepted a
challenge from Jack Dempsey for a
two-round exhibition on the Labor
Day program in San Francisco. Ser
att weighs 1S5 pounds.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION,

Fort Smith. 8: Ardmore. 7.
Okmuigce. ST.; Muskogee. 80.
Independence. O.; Springfield, 7.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
ChlcaEo, 6i Boston. 4.

At BosIOn- X, #. q
Ghlcaso '''''''''sslVl wv OVO-b
Boston ........ ...0l1 oil OOO-4
Batteries: Cooper and Gonzales; Coo.
ney and Gibson.
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Pitfshnrrh. 10, PhIlndeInhIa. O.

At PhIIadeIphIa- II. II. p.
Pittsburgh ...... 100 800 1910 Is 0
Philadelphia 900 400 0O5- is 3
Batteries: Morrison. Oldham, Adams,
sheehan, Kremer and Smith; Ring,
O'Neal, Pearce and Wilson.
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By Innings

IBstted FOR Gallegos in nth.
EEBatted FOR Booze In fourth.
LXEBatted for Lindsey In fourth.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
AMERICAN AssOCIATIoN.

Louisville. II. Milwaukee. s.
Indianapolis, 8: Kansas City. 3.
81. Paul. 10; Columbus ?.
Toledo. 10; Minneapolis. 9.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City. 6; Buffalo, s.
Toronto. 1876: Providence. Ill.
Reading. 2-7; Rochester, Ia.
Baltimore, 6; Syracuse, s..
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Fridays Results.
New York, d st. Louis, 3.

At New York r. II. Z.
st. Louis ......N .2Ol 900 900 % s !
Me- York .......0 900 OO2 OOl IA IL 2
Batteries: sherdel and O'Farrell; Fitz-
simmons and Hartley
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TEXAs ASSOCIATIONS.

corsirsua. s. Temple, 6.
Palestine, &: Austin. 3
Nsxis. 8: Terrell,
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Pennant Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE

Play Saturday.
Fort Worth at San Antonio.
Wichita Falls at Waco.
Dallas at Beaumont.
Shreveport at Houston.
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2EAKING CATS STREAK GIVES STEERS CHANCE
Inside Golf
By CHESTER HORTON
Maker OF 81. Golf Champions. "Gslf's
most successful teacher" says
Chick Evans.

One. of the underlying reasons why
the golfer should cultivate a natural,
easy position during the address is be-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-29
Detroit, s. PhlladeIphIa, 1.

At Detroit r. II. E.
philadelphia .......OOO OiO o0O--l
Detroit ...........l5O 600 02x-s IA
Batteries: Gray Groves. Rommell,
Baumgartner and Cochrane; Holloway
and Bassler.