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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived April tS.Htr Achilles from
Manila via ports az a. m. str Yukon
from Tacoma AZ a n, April ~ SCR
Castlutowp from tacoma AZ I 3. m,, atr
Curacao from Alaska ct S.1p y, m. SIR
President Grant from Tacoma at 7sis
p. m. str 0fcyisck from baltimore via
ports at $40 .. m. str MOetdyk from
Hamburg via ports ~ s:ts p, N.
sailed April is,-- Str Queen FOR Alas.
ka 81 10 a. m. April 1tstr Caddo-
peak for Tacoma at .. m. ctr ". -
Alexander for Los Angeles Via San Fran.
cisco az 2. m.
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Price. Paid wholesais Dealer,

MILK AND CREAM
Quotations BY MIX Distributors Assn
Miik-Cwt-. fob. Seattle supply 1ts
h. O. H. eundsnsory .... LA
Sweet Cream. Z. o. b.. station. 81
BUTTER AND CHEESE
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
Country creamery, extras ...... toE ~
Local prints, wrapped ........ 80
Cho~sc-riliamook Irtpists -. -
wash Trtplets .............. .stc IL
Buttrrfkt-
A grade. Ssatti. delivery. Al
LIVESTOCK
Receipts, 900 cattle, as hogs
QuotafIons at Union Stock Yarda
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Building Permits

W. D. Miner. 4i,9 42pd g. W. frame
residence. $4,000. 5iai i2nd g. W
Mrs. Henry Bidlake. University AptE,
9, H. Morton. Si6 r. bbth. frame real-
dence, $4,000. 1905 fatona ave.
G. n. Morton, $40 Y. 5bth. franc resi-
dsnce, $500. 1907 Lstona ave
Herbert NJ Gould 1857 Fourth w. alter
residence, $1,000; 1857 Fourth W.
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LEGAL NOTICES


ANN -. ~ iNls
Petition ron Dis
charge and order ~ Notice
Thereon
In tho District Court ~ the United
hintrH, Tor the Southern Division,
Eastern District of washington
IN tho matter Of Frank T. Lev. and
Louise j. Ley husband and WIFE,
ihntrlptH No, 1870, Ia Bank p
ruptCy.
To Tho Iloner~hfc J. stanley Web
Htof. Judge Of Tho District Court
n tho Emitted states for the itust-
crn District ~ Washington Frank
>, Icy ana Louise - Icy, husband
ana VITO. ~ WRpBto, ln tho County
% yakima. ana State ri Washing
ton, IN said District respectfully
represent that on Tho gnd day or
IohfuhfN 1895. last past. they were
uply hajudBrd bankrupt under tho
acts Or 'onEfrHH relating 90 bank
fuplcy, that thoy have duly SUR
rendered all their property and
riEhia ~ property. ANA have fully
complied with all tho requirements
~ said acts aud OF the oraera ~
the court touching their bank
Iubtey Wherefore they prhy that
ihry may be- dcereod By the court
70 have d fun discharge from all
aebiH proyhblo against their eH-
tate under said bankrupt acts, ex-
cept such dnhta az are excepted by
law from such discharge
Dated this goth day Of March. 1925.
FRANK J LEY.
LOUISE y, LEY.
ORDER or NOTICE
Eastern District ~ Washington. IS.
On THIS Zhth day OF March. a. u.
1879, on reading tho Petition for
llihchnrEp NJ tho above named
bankrupt n is-Ordcrtd by the
Court. that n hearing be- had upon
tho Same on tho 2Oth day of May.
= - 1875, before the said court al
Yakima. ia said district. al eleven
o'clock IN tho forenoon. and that
notice thereof be published In The
Yakima Daily Republic. news
paper printed IN said district. and
that all known creditors and other
bofsonH IN interest may appear ut
lhr said time and place ana show
cause. any they have. why the
prayer OF tho said petitioner should
Hus % granted, And it ia further
"tasfod ~ The court that tho clerk
shAii hrhd, ~ mail. TO ali known
tI'9lt"fH' copies OF Huid petition
ana this order addressed L. them
ny hrlr places or residence ar
stated witness The Honorable i
STANLEY Webster. Judge Of tho said
curt ana the seal thereof nt
ahlmH. IN mid district. on the
ssih day of March, 4. y 1925
fa., ALAN q. PAINE,
N'"ai OF mo 'ourO Cork
By C. c. ROBINSON.
Deputy Clark
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Fourth ave y. T.. April s.
Turpsn. Thcima lone. 20. a0S .Tu
ave, r.. April 10.
Erickson. Andrew u. 90. $40 Warner
ave. April 10.
Olson, John. 81. asos i'th ave. n.
April s.
Mccain. Robert Eawin. 10 month";
a120 W btth At. April ?.
Lopez Tomas. %. transient. April 10
Dill Margaret v. / month. i02 l.
S9rd At April TO-
Gardner George. ss. gross Firs'
ave. April 2.
jorgenSen. Elmer Eugene, month
I2Ii Sycamore ave April Q.
Beattle, James II. -. ii2 Z. i5rd st.
April II.
Dudley. Mary. rs. 5O21 18th ave. n
y. April IL
Mutt, Annie. SIS. 1924 gard ave. w,
April 10.
Meyers. Henry c.. Columbia police
station. April 10
Jourdan. Fhillip X, 81. 400 Lynn At.
April 10
Ramsey. John d. Il. sp.7 Eighth
ave n. W. April II.
Hill. AdrNw. 81. Presley housc. on
Weller st. April IL.
williams. Henry. IS. i2s wcstlake
ave. April II.
Lee, Nellie May. 81, COOS sixth ave.
", H., April IL
Flood. Avis, 40 Silycrdale. April IL
O'Shea, valley Grace. &c. 1901 y Sec
ond ave. April ~.
Rendy, Lawrence. G5. Atwood hotel.
April IL
Cunningham. Elizabeth. 70. 1896 EN-
plre way, April ~.
Baruca. Emma Rcbccch Hoffatntcr.
H. 1853 10th ave. s. w. April ~.
Divorce Complaints
Eva va. ChRH c. Baker. cruelty.
William +. vs.. Lula Il. Barnes, de-
scrtion.
Gertrude Darling VS.. Robert NJ.
Heron, cruelty
Mamie l., vs.. Frederic G. Schneide
wind. nouHupport
Margaret vs. James Lake, cruelty.
Elsie VS.. Edward l.. Hefrcrllno.
cruelty.
Mary Lucille VS., Gilbert l.. FinnI-
gan. cruelty
Patricia Arbutus Va, Vincent walker
Cawthorn, cruelty.
Bertha a. vs. Prior l.. NanlandlnE-
ham, cruelty
Cecelln va. John phppns. cruelty.
Ruth " vE. Frank w. Breed. cruelty
Alberta a. VS.. Virgil u. Fitzpatrick.
nonsupport.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, April 1i.a-Fordign OK.
change closed Irregular. Sterling de.
i0.040ek: belgium, I0.0s03a marks.
1880; Holland, $780, Sweden, sGp3; Nor
way. 1899; Greece. iO.Oi7oA Montreal.
IO.S0D37J: Yokohama, I1gs.
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WHOLESALE FLOUR, GRAIN. FEED
Quotntions By Fiber Floartnx MIlIa
HAY
Quotation. by W. F. jain a Co.
VEGETABLES

Prices Paid Wholesale Dealer,
Quotations By Pioneer Fruit & Prodp,.
Co.
The prices given are those mad. %
retail dealers by wholesaler with a
few seasonal exceptions. prices to pro-
duosrs can be figvt-d by dsductinz ths
sos. Of transportation 10 Seattle ana
approximately is per cent for hauling
storage and selling cost-)
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TRANSPORTATION

BAN FHANciBCO- 1880 from He-
attic, TOduy'h or tOnlEhtH train
10 Portland. ntBRe 10 Han Trhn.
rinru, Reserve early. Amos
Bros agents 1908 Fourth I'M
p"rlhl hotel. MA lna5ii0,
ARE YOU GOfNg 10 CALIFORNIA;
Stages or steamer. Panama Canal
Honolulu, Europe OF Orient Low
EST RITES. ALL LINES, Hratta
ntr0m n Co, 10 cherry Ht MA In
bl7h, Oldest agency Ina Seattle,
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IA Instruments using beam ut lIgut
iu transmitting sound,
sc, Threatening danger. (lltoraily.
plaguv-cbrryiuE)
~, Year tfrum tho Latlul,
~ Light brown,
90 Part OF tho verb 10 be,
aa Not Out,
&C. An exclamation
"a Another form OF q vertical
30, A newt
49, Regret
30. within.
81 Smother,
30, An article
90 Third person singular, masculine
pFououu,
u, Artistic dances
a., Act
a. Not busy
IS. To dress: Literally. do onl,
% object
80 Prepare for publication.
81 a digit
t8. A primary color
~. Questions tvcrbl
S. Consume
81 Vase.
TIE ANSWER TO TUESDAYS
PUZZLE
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Alaska Vessels

JUNEAU Sailed. April ~ str Alas
ka. southbound. at p, m
sEwARD--sslled April li,--str North
western. southbonnd. at 2ts ., m
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Seattle Wheat
Tncsdnt,. onoinlInn.

so. soft white. $50, No. . western
white, il60, 40. ! hard winter 81 so:
No. ! northern spring. SI.5s, No 1 veal.
orn white, t.60i No. / big blue stem,
iLs5
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ShipNews
Tides In Seattle
WEDNESDAY
AasFs,. a.

ANAhH -
FIRST Low tide
asss a m 50 n.
First High Tide
. ~ a. M oS It
second Low ride
3.5s p m. 90 n.
second HlKh Tide
II - ,. m . ia q.
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Weather Bureau Report

Especial from this 4. +, Weather f'ureaul
TATuusH ISLAND. April 81 sac =.
m barometer stationary rain. wind
east. 1s miles an hour.
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DEATHS

JaEwlck. Louis, Z. 1900 r. Mercer st..
April ..
Sims. James Arthur. s.. 1917 5gth
ave. April s.
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PERSONAL

Wheeler. Claire vivian. 20 1856
Fourth ave y. T.. April s.
Turpen. Thcims lone. 20. POO .Tgh
ave y AprN 10
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Local Markets
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Quotations. by Ferry Bros.
Prices raid shippers. City delivery.
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Portland Produce

Butt.r--Cubs extras. fac: standards
81 &c; prime frsts, ttc. nrsts, .ie
ExEs- Extras, acc. frbts, goo. pullets.
27c. current receipts. zsAc.
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INT HsDAY
AlHtL ls

First Low Tide
IS a. m 90 q.
First High Tide
3ts a. m. 81 q
seonad low TIDE
s o. > "a. oS n
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age
Hagarman. John A.. NAchss Legal
fuilcn. Lrnnis Ida. sites.
Idaho ...,-+, .,.......s,... Legal
HALFWAY Charles II. Rsnton Legal
May. Effi0 ~. Ranion ....... Leaal
Murray, Hoht J.. Yakima Legal
hehanepn. irma. Yakima Illegal
Johaps9H. Ludwig. Seattle .....as
NoFdcnborg. Winay. Seattle .....l9
Rir5. Edwin John Seattle LEGAL
white, Ruth Mabel. Seattle Legal
Eran,slck. Casper v. Troy. Idaho. 81
i''handsr. Linuna ~ spokane =. "a
linll. Edwin J.. Seattle ...........g
frost Irene =. Seattle .t,..s....
Wright. Arthur II ~. West Van
copfur. ~ g. ...1 s
Wright. Della ~. Seattle ........al
godlpys. Dewey C.. Seattle . 20
ElNin. creilia =. Seattle ........Is
DotAon. John, Portland .....t.ssAI
Todd, Mary V. Portland Legal
Aidridge. Ruby. SEATTLE ..........2s
wood. Louis r., Seattle ..........2s
/ Green, Ralph l., Seattle .....ss
tsddy lreus Rosina. Seattle LA
Tanner. Raymond T.. Yakima I'll
FaEE. Hazel Mae. Seattle .......fs
Bennett. George wiunru,. 4. g. &
F'N hfAiGo rsf.ss. f.stssr.s.,s. s,... 2 :
Rowe Ruby Pearl, BeliinKhhm ID
l,oomla. Leo ~. Seattle Legal
Anderson. Grace A.. Seattle Legal
Glsnswlk. Thomas Otis. L. &. s.
New Mexico -
hTinsr NArylon. San Francisco 10
linrnbsck. Lea H.. Seattle Legal
SeSsler, Ethel l.. Baftaio, n. Y. Legal
Fainter Edward r.. smlthnsld.
Nnb. s.........s,.......
Nsrinas, May, Bluffs III. .,......24
| Oswald. Prank. Seattle .....,....s Fl
johnson, Ethel. Seattle ,.........Is
g. Brisn. John. Seattle ........IrEal
loHriNn, Ellen. Seattle ......I.rsal
TnkryRma. Soichl Seattle n
LmhLLln EnrL-e anaalL.
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EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES,
Knabe. Fischer. straube. Lester
pianos. Seattle Music House. 1915
Third ave.
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Used ELTTSGE PLAYER PIANO
lin fine condition through
out. Rich. plain mahogany
case. Genuine ivory keys.
beautiful tone. and plays ali
kS.nntr music rolls An eX-
crpuonpl opportunity 10 own
wonderful instrument sa95.
Terms as low as $40 per
month.
BUSH A. LANE PIANO co.
1919 Third Avenue
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Radio S. O. S. !!

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IL Building
what buy tools need how
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because they are educational" or
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solve il. even II you preferred gym"
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school.
HORIZONTAL
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3. Alternative conjunction.
5. Short for papa.
8. What onipns leave,
10 Mineral bearing rock,
is, A prescribed rule OF action,
IS. Fills with dismay,
rs. To whip,
20, An apparatus for heating a small
quantity OF liquor with a spirit
lamp; or. easier yet. volcano In
Sicily.
81. Fine animal hair.
90. Small drink
90, Predetermined end
rs. observe.
30. Upon.
81. Hey!
%. Before.
%. Youngsters spin them.
I IS, Distant
Sc. Third person ncutsr pronoun.
singular. poHsessiyc.
IS. An exclamation OF surprise.
40. Masculine. third person. singular
prunoun
a.. Place for sleeping.
10. 4 city in Essex county. New
York. that was EccApturod from
the British by Allen on May 10.
1915
81. Free from.
IS. Aged.
SO. lee drift
SO, Chlorai urethaHc: lRlsn tho name
of mountains separating Europe
and Asint
50. The process Of defending
81, With out uze
So. Atmosphere.
80, A Chinese coin
60. Third person singular. neut5r
pr6noun
81. Advert OF nekatlon
60. Employs.
VERTICAL.
]. Mature.
2 Preliminary tnounl.
Z. Decay.
= Found IN pod
| :. Uutwilled dress material: 10 IN
the uukey~d letter.
/ s. Tricky device.
/ p He -. contracted
Ill Liable.
10. To show interest in.
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Chicago Board of Trade

San Francisco Produce
Tuesdays Quotations
bntt"f Extras, sic, prime flrsts. zoe
SgGs Extras. aae; extra pullsts. 5oh C.
underlined pullsts, 27c.
chocse-Cal. flats, fancy. 2gmo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
FUE NTE PLEADS
c U|.L TY TO
'FRAMEUP'
Fines Imposed Against
Principals in Fake
at Yuma. -:

YUMA, Ariz., Dec. 3.-CR-Tony
Fuente, heavyweight boxer, faxed
boxing bout in Yuma July 10, he
admitted in court yesterday through
his attorney, coincident with entering
a plea of guilty to the charge.
Fuente, who attained national
notoriety about two years ago when
he was hailed before a tribunal in
Los Angeles on a charge of participant
ing in a fake fight with Fred Full
ton, Minnesota heavyweight, made no
defense of the charge preferred in
court yesterday. Through his attor-
ney, Fuente admitted having par
ticipated in the fake exhibition with
one Nick Newman, who the state
claimed. has posed here as Sailor
Mccarthy"
Fines of $50 were entered by Judge
Fred X. Ingraham against Fuente,
his manager, A. L. Lopez of Phoenix
and "Pop" Neilus of Los Angeles.
manager of Newman.
The case was on appeal from po-
lice court where July IA, the four
were fined $3.50 and given fifteen days
in Jail each by Judge Stanley.
Newman escaped from Yuma the
night of the fight with an angry mob
at his heels. He was CARRIED only in
his tights and still wore his gloves
in his flight from Yuma.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
SOCCER TEAMS
ORGANIZE NEW
ASSOCIATION

An association TO develop soccer
football in San Antonio and eventual
ly bring about statewide competition
was organized at the Y. VI. G. A. by
local soccer enthusiasts Wednesday
night.
Eight soccer clubs affiliated with
the association. the San Antonio In
ternationals, Second Army Division,
Rangers, st. Johns Seminary. Brooks
Field, Mexico Football Club, Yves
leyan Institute and Main Avenue
High School. Half a dozen others
are expected TO join at the meeting
TO be held at the ''Y'' at 8 o'clock
next Wednesday evening, when the
committee Of rules and regulations
will report.
At this meeting, a league TO teams
to play through the winter will be dis
cussed.
T. J. warhurst is president Of the
new association, Father Patrick j.
Geehan Of st. Johns and Captain
Muller of Fort Sam Houston are vice
presidents: Mr.. Bossy is treasurer and
Irving Wimbourns is acting secre-
tary.
President warhurst said Thursday
that the association would regulate
soccer, furnish coaches for new teams,
settle disputes and work toward the
end Of q statewide organization.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
|SCHAEFER DEFEATED
| DESPITE RECORD RUN

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-F-Edouard
Horemans, Belgian master of the bill
lizard cue, is the worlds champion
at 1872 balk line billiards.
He won the title from Young Jake
Schaefer, 1900 to 1495, despite rec
ord-setting run of 432 made by the
former champion in his desperate eff.
fort to retain the crown. The final
nights score was:
Schaefer, $50; Horemans, 500.
Schaefer has a chance to recover
his honors within 30 days. for he made
the stipulation that the winner should
again meet the loser within the per-
iod as a condition Of his appear
ance last night.
He previously had threatened to quit
the match because of objection to a
decision by Referee Lewis.
The dethroned champion got off to
a bad start, making only 81 points in
four turns at the table, while the
challenger clicked off 100, 1875 and 50
The balls were closely grouped in
the eighth inning when Schaefer, dis
playing masterful precision, eclipset
two world marks.
He set record for billiards played
in 50O-point blocks when he had rur
300 points and at the 401-point marl
he set a record for all classes of com
petition. The high run was stopped
by failure in an attempt at a Ions
bank from the red ball at the siiC
rail to the white ball at the enc
rail
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
|, K. X. FINISHES
STRONG To :
BEAT s. ?. !
"a
Teamwork Decides Open
ing City League Basket /
Ball Game.

The veteran I. X. K. fraternity
five, using superior teamwork to
good advantage, swept the Southern
Pacific Sunsets before them in the
second half of the opening game in
the City Basketball League Wednes-
day night, winning q to II. The
game was played at Turner Hall.
At the half the score stood only
Is to IA in favor Of the frat men
but during the second period they
heightened their lead steadily. Ros-
enberg, Sharlock and Goldberg star
red for the Iotas, while Virgil Win.
tiers was big gun for the losers.
The second game of the City League
will be played Thursday night be-
tween st. Mary's Alumni and Sacred
Heart at Turner Hall.
The line-ups Wednesday,:
!. X. X: Rosenberg and Shahock,
forwards; Goldberg, center; Lehman
and Shapiro, guards.
Sunsets: Winters and Menui, for.
wards: Trinkle, center: Seffel and
Rogers, guards.
Referee George O'Brien.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
Palmer.Tips Combination
Makes Virginians
Strong for S. A.

San Antonio fans remember little
Bill Palmer, his nimble feet, his
quick mind, his hands that could
handle football like baseball when
he played with San Antonio Academy
here. They remember the crack
team built around Palmer and fea-
turing his brother, Lou at center and
a husky chap named Tips as a run
ning-mate for Bill in the backfield.
Well, the whole shooting-match
chose Washington and Lee Univer-
sity, at Lexington, Va, for q college
education. Two Of them Bill Pal
mer and Tips, came out of the fresh
man stage into varsity material at
Lexington this fall and, golly. what
splash they did make, especially
Bill Palmer. Brother Lou flowers
out next fall.
Bill Palmer was the sensation of
football in the South Atlantic sec
ton. The sport sections were full
Of his pictures and linotyped praises
Of his gridiron deeds.
And well they might. Here's the
beginning of one account of the game
in which w. and L. upset the hopes
Of Virginia University for the South.
ern Conference title land they all
read much the same):
mike Palmer CHATS what they
call Bill, after some old-time foot.
ball hero OF the SCHOOL,, running
brilliantly through q sea Of mud,
sent Virginia's hopes for the
Southern Conference title aglim.
mering this afternoon, showed
Washington and Lee to the front
In the Dixie race and gave the
Generals the championship Of the
Old Dominion. His broken field
running carried the Generals
through TO 1910 victor over the
Cavaliers.
"yirginia fought gamely, her line
showed power and all in all, the
play was pretty much on an equal
bzsis-except when Palmer ran
with the ball"
A couple Of columns Of this follow
ed. A 52-yard run for touchdown
was one Of Palmer's feats in this
game.
In the game with Florida. that rob
bed W. and L. Of the Southern title
when a touchdown in the last quar-
ter decided the game for tie Gators
17-14, newspaper accounts remark
that Palmer was the ace Of the W.
and L. backfield; his running was Of
the highest order"
After the Generals won from Vir'
ginis Tech, 200, Pslmer's picture
was displayed prominently in all the
papers as the star Of the game.
The sports writers raved editorial
ly after each Of Bill's-or Mixes
games. Perhaps next season the All
America pickers will take notice oil
this San Antonio football product.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
STATISTICS PROVE
RATTLERS' STRENGTH

Coach Tom O'Donnell's st. Mary's
College Rattlers, playing their first
season of big league" football, not
only won a nice majority Of their
games, but scored 105 points to their
opponents 90, despite two late sea-
son defeats.
During the season the Rattlers
compiled SO first downs to their OPP
pents' rs. Their classy backfield
gained 1913 yards by rush attack and
81 yards through the air. while
their opponents maize only SO yards
By rushing tactics and 6SS by aerial
attack. The Rather safety man ran
punts back 1852 yards, while his op-
ponents took in only $50 yards IN
this manner.
While the Rattlers lost only as
yards on fumbles during the season,
they threw their opponents for a loss
of 100 yards on similar bungles. The
Rattlers were assessed 125 yards in
penalties during the year, their OPP
ponents 21O.
The Rattlers completed 81 out OF
113 passes attempted during the sea
son. Their punts averaged 80 yards
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
GRANGE ADDS III
YARDS IN VICTORY

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3.-"Red" Grange
added III yards in ground gain and
four touchdowns to his lifetime grid
iron record Wednesday when he led
the Chicago Bears, professional eleven.
to a 39-to-6 victory over the Donnelly
Stars Of st. Louis. The famous Illi-
nois meteor was checred by a crowd
estimated at 5000.
With Earl Britton, his former back.
field mate with the University of Illi-
nois, running interference for him,
Grange showed to great advantage
His 33-yard return Of punt was hi
longest run of the day.
The crowd protested In no uncer.
tain terms when Grange remained out
of the game during the second and
third quarters.
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PATTERSON DEFEATED.

MELBOURNE, Australla, Dec. 3.
-LP)-Gerald Patterson. veteran
Australian Davis Cup player and
for six years holder Of the men'r
singles tennis championship Of Vie
tOria, was defeated by r. G. WertheiD
in a sensational match in the thire
round Of the Victorian championship
yesterday, "a. SO, 81, Ga. wertheim
visited the United States with the
Australian Davis Cup team in 1922.