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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
COMPLETE BASEMENT
FOR BAPTIST CHURCH

The basement for a new Baptist
church at San Benito has already
been completed and bids are being re-
ccived for its completion. They will
be opened at 2 o'clock Tuesday after
noon, August II, 2. G. SLIDER and
company, architects, announce.
The building will have two stories.
1t will be constructed Of concrete and
brick veneer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09

ALBAUGHS TO BUILD
SPANISH HOMES ON
ARMOUR PLACE SOON

Ellis Albaugh Sr. and son will build
homes at las and 149, respectively on
Armour Place in Belmont addition
near Breckenridge Park, Ellis Al
baugh Jr., who is drawing plans and
who will supervise construction work,
announced last week. The houses will
be designed after the early Spanish
type Of architecture and will be of
frame and stucco. The homes will be
40 by 40 and 80 by AZ. Bids will be
taken by the owners on sub contracts
next week. Costs are not stated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
S. A. REPRESENTED
At DU POINT MEET

Allie McCollister Of 61j West
WOOdlawn avenue, was a visitor 10
Wilmington, Della, August 3 and 4,
attending the sales convention Of the
Paint and Yarnish Division Of r. !.
DUPONT de Nemours and Company.
This was the biggest convention Of its
kind ever held by the DUPONT Com
pany and men representing the COM
pany in this line from all parts Of
the country were in attendance. Every
phase Of merchandising in connection
with the paint and varnish industry
was discussed by experts in various
lines.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
NARROWEST HOTEL
IN WORLD, 4Ox5O0,
TO COST $1,000, 600

Backed by Chicago capital, the mar
rowest hotel in the world, 500 feet
long and 40 feet wide, will be built at
a cost of $4,000, 900 on the Mississippi
gulf coast between Biloxi and Gulf
port. The first step in the develop
ment of this stretch of seacoast which,
it is expected, will make it the rival
of Florida as a winter resort center,
is announced by President g. n.
Markham of the Illinois Central Rail-
road upon his return from the South.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
$4,000 APARTMENT
FOR MCCULLOUGH

T. w. Campbell, real estate man in
the City National Bank building, has
begun the construction of a two-story
duplex in the 100 block of McCol-
Tough Avenue. The structure is cost
ing approximately $4,000. w. d.
Middleton is the contractor. Founda-
ton is in. The apartment is Of frame.
1t has two stories in which are in
cluded IL rooms.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
ALAMO IRON WORKS
BUILDING $4,000
FOUNDRY AT PLANT

The Alamo Iron Works has begun
the construction Of a new foundry on
Wyoming street at its present plant.
The new structure will cost approx
mately $4,000. The building, which
will have two stories Of reinforced
concrete and steel, will be one Of few
Of its kind in the South.
The building is 12s by IS feet. The
brass foundry department will occupy
the second floor and the steel the first
floor. Owner is building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
PINE ORDERS SHOW
S PER CENT GAIN

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. S.-South-
ern Pine Association Barometer for
last week shows orders received in
creased % per cent over the previous
cent, and production decreased 90 per
cent Reports from 1874 mills show
67.T70. 432 feet ordered. 60.3j2, 403
feet shipped and 61049.04j feet pro
duced. Orders on hand end Of last
week were 230.05O y632 feet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
BIDS CLOSED FOR
new BUILDING AT
SCHOOL FOR INSANE

Work Is expected to begin shortly
on a three-story, brick and hollow
tile Occupational and Thereby build
ing at the State School for the Insane,
Austin. The structure will cost S20,-
900. Bids for the new structure were
closed August 5. according to W. L.
Ketchum, architect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
3 NEW BUILDINGS
AT FEEBLE MINDED
COLONY COST 500, 900

Plans will be completed about Aug
ust Is for three new buildings to be
built at the State Colony for Feeble
Minded at Austin. The improvements
will cost $4,000.
The dormitory will have two
stories and will be constructed ni
brick and reinforced concrete. The
two-story employees home will be con-
ystructed of the same materials. A
one-story, brick cottage is included in
the improvements.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
AWARD CONTRACT FOR
JEWISH TEMPLE SOON

Although the contracts for the con-
struction Of the new Temple Beth El,
corner Of AShby and Belknap Places,
were not awarded at the meeting OF
the building committee held last week
il is probable that action will be taken
shortly. II is expected 70 start work
within a short time on the structure,
Souter and Simons are architects.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
MRS. HARRY WOODS
WILL BUILD HOME
ON BUSHNELL PLACE

John Marriott is receiving bids for
a new two-story, frame and stucco
home TO be built on Bushnell Place
near Shook avenue for Mrs. Harry
Woods. Work will begin within the
next few days on this structure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
s4O.OOn SCHOOL

A new $4,000 school building is
contemplated for near future several
miles from Temple. It will be owned
by the board of education of the
New Consolidated District.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
TEXAS awaits
DEVELOPMENT
SUCH AS |. A.
a. lsT7
Vast Resources Unknown
to Thousands Who
Pass Through.

CONTINUED From Page one.)
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
phils Beat Mackmcn

Philadelphia. March lS.--A triple Inv Joe Schultz with the bases full in the sixth inning gave the PhillieS T to 8 victory over the Athletics yesterday in the first of two-game exhibition series between the Phlla- delphia National and American league baseball teams at the Athle- tic training camp in Fort Myers, Fla, The second game Is to be played to- day.
 Harriss was pitching for the Americans when Schultz made his three bagger and up to that point had allowed but one run. In the last, three innings Groves, Con- nie Mack's s10o,000 southpaw, did not permit run and only one hit in each inning was made off his de- livery. He famed three batsmen and gave one pass. Baumgartner' who pitched the first three innings for the Mackmen, yielded two runs in the first inning and then blanked his rivals in the next two. He re- tired the side on strikes in the third inning.
 The Athletics made all three runs off Couch in the first two innings Knight and Betts, who divided the work on the mound for the National league team in the last six innings were in great form. Only two hits were made off Knight, while BettS held the Athletics hitess in the three innings he worked.
 snappy fielding and base running on the part of both teams featured the contest.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
With the ThiCagos.

Chicago. March 13.-Charha Root, who totauei q victories and tf d@- :eats as the star tEirter of 'hf Los Angeles Pacific Coast league club last year. hea1ed the list of Chicago cub huriors against his former mates in today's first game of the Cub practice schedule at Los Angeles.
 Marty krug. former Cub and man. ager of the Angels, will receive in part payment for Root, Lefty George Milstead of Marshall. Texas, on this trip of the Cubs from their Catalina Island camp, and will be awarded another player on the next trip, Twenty-six Cubs and Cublets invaded Los Angeles.
 Johnny Mostil, White SoX ou'f1eld- CT. monopolized the slugging spot light at the Shreveport, La, camp yesterday. He went 10 bat five times and scored five runs Of the 2 made against the Clancy Clans two. 1 Another game today was expected 10 put the White SoX in fighting trim for the first real game Of thf season against the Shreyepor Gassers tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
STATE BOYS CLUB
 LEAGUE WIND UP
Final Game VIII Be Played Between New Britain and Bristol Tomor-
 row Night; Local Should Win.
State League Standing.

The Boys club state league Is set to come to close tomorrow night after q prolonged season when the New Britain club Reserves meet Bristol in the final encounter. A victory for the locals means the pcnnant, while a defeat will send them back into tie with Meriden and require a play-off. Captain Andy Yakubowicz's men are now leading by the slight margin Of half a game, having defeated Meriden twice out of three times and Bristol twice out Of two.
 The scarlet fever scare in Bristol caused postponement of that club games for some time and heightened inc season, and then difficulty was found in fixing satisfactory dates for the playing of these contests. Two weeks ago tonight was settled upon for the final game. but Bristol called it off, as some of its players would be with the high school squad thai night
 Tho Reserves will be back neal 1 full strength tomorrow night Char l ley Biggc, who has been i'll, Is nov decmcd sufficiently recovered to pla! at least half 8 game, while Zapatka { who has also been off the squad, vii bo on hand again to play the othe half. With the forwards in prope working condition again, the loca team will be forced to do withou Pete Silva, the center, but Alb Aronson will fill in here. Freser Parpa rian and Lipman will hol down the guard positions
 Monday night the first team play
 the local A. L. A., while the Re [ servrs will put on preliminary 8
 though no team has yet been signe ! UP. 4 return game between the Rf
 serves an1 the trade school will |
 played at the senior high echo'
 Tuesday night. The Reserves too the first encounter. 46-1S.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
Ruth Not Tn Game

New York, March 13,-Babe Ruin ..ood hafore the multitude in blue -erpe coat. white flannel trousers and q straw hat while the Yankees went forth without him and baL'ed out a IA 10 1o victory over the boS- ton Braves at St, Petersburg yes terday. r..u.. dis .overer of alligators, went to the n1ata tn open the battle, pitchers tumbled to earth. The Tanks made twenty hits. the Braves twelve. anu ,n inc midst of it all Walter Plpp' s~st baseman of several parts .oncbed off three-base bio" n.hicb accounted for three runs, -rbsr Urban Shocker made his nrs1 snnearance for the Tanks ana the game was over, although 1t lasted three more innings. n.
 Earl Combs, in~ right field TOT lhe Yankees, gathered four hits ana biil Marriott. Braves third basemah' d i,te number. Three of Marrlot' wsnt for two bases and one TOT three. Herb Pennock, holdout Pi1cn- Pcl- sr reported from Jersey that ne was .bout to start for ihe training eaflp
 Fournter and Wheat hit success .,-. home runs for the Dodgers a' Clearwater but the lrregulars "o" tns sattle. 10 to 6. Young McPhee rb, would succeed Dutch Ruethe' .s Prooklyn's left handed stanahy s.. ritchced nine score:S innings
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
LYRICS TAKE THEIR.
 SECOND FROM MATS.
Wear Locals Down and Take
 Lead in FiVe.Game Series

The National Guards failed to stand the pace last evening in Hart ford and, after having compiled a nice lead, wilted and went down be- for the Lyrics, S5-29. This defeat left the series between the two teams standing 2-1 In favor of the Lyrics, and the locals must cop the game here Saturday night if they are to re- main in the running.
 The game was fast and close from whistle to whistle, with both quin- tets playing whirIwind basketball. Mert Taylor led the Mats offense with three field goals and six fouls out of 12 tries. Restelli collected 9 points. Pite proved the pitfall of the Mats, his passing and shooting enabl- ing the Lyrics to pull the game from the fire. He was ably assisted by Feldman and Malcolm each of whom shot five field goals
 The Mats started off in champion ship style and ran up a fairly safe lead, penetrating the Lyrics defense while maintaining a well-knjt guard system themselves. At the half the Hardware City team led 16-13. When the second period opened, the Lyrics shot ahead to 1916 lead. but the Mats refused to be counted out
 Slowly they cut down the home teams lead, and with three minutes of play remaining they tied the score at 23-23. Then the pace told or
 them and, despite the election oi
 both Captain Cohen and Witkin or
 personal fouls, the Lyrics rallied fiercely to win out at 35-29. Tht score:
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
EFFORT BEING MADE TO STEER HIM EAST
DeFOrrest Wants Dempsey to
 Fight in New York

New York. March 1s.--Jack Dempsey. heavyweight boxing cham pion, is> & many-fisted man if he can accomplish what one California and three New York promoters claim for him.
 If he comes east and he will If the financial inducement Is sufficient Tex Rickard is expected to grasp his head and drag him toward the Bronx. Jimmy DeE'orest will twist leg and point him toward the Polo Grounds and Charley Hender- son will tie him behind 8 subway train headed for the new Crater in Long Island City. This, Of course, depends upon his ability to elude California promoters.
 A triangular battle was apparent yesterday when DeForest telegraph ed an offer of more money than ever before" to Jack Kearns, the champions manager, while Hender- son determined to have a certified check for $500, 900 inform the world that a bout with Harry Wills would be free from all political interfer- ence, and Tex Rickard forsook his trial in Trenton N. J.. long enough to explain that he had accomplish
 ed what he had set out to do In
 the past and could and would re-
 peat.
 DeForests offer was unexpected.
 He is the man who trained Demp- sey for the fight with Willard at
 Toledo which gave Jack the cham
 pionship and his desires may have
 some weight. But. after all, the
 Polo Grounds could be placed in the Yankee stadium, which Rickard
 controls, and still there would be room for a ball game. a track meet
 and q circus or two.
 Henderson's new structure about to rise across the river will have double the capacity of the Giants home lot. -u Jack Kearns has the key to all } tbe stadums and will arrive hert Sunday, an incident which may have B much to do with the future or the 5 champion. Wills appears to be th' - choice of the promoters in the east
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
X, |, X, TEAM SWAMPS
 DOWN RIVER OUTFIT
Breaks Higganum's Winning Streak of 17 Games by Trimming
 Them 32-f2

The A. l.. A. five from this city more than avenged itself on Hlgga- mum for their recent defeat when they trounced the down river team on their own floor last night 32 to 12. This was Higganum's first de- feat this season at home and broke their run of r straight wins. In the first half the New Britainites swamped their opponents, register ing 16 points and holding the river boys absolutely scoreess. In the lats half Higganum rang up d dozen points, but the locals added enough more to bring their count up to 52'
 Kamencky .and Jasper were the shooting stars while Yankaskas and Saxe guarded closely. Captain Tuttles jumped his position in great style. Tomorrow at 2:30 the A. L. A. meet the All Stars at the I. M. C. A. Last nights score:
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
yaDks Trim Braves

Boston, March 1S.-BasebaH 'al'S crowded the park at St. Petersburg yesterday to see the Boston National ieaguers defeated by the New 1orN Americans 14 to 10. Rube Mar ouard pitched the first four innlilss for the Braves, and the southpa" went along well until the 1ouFln' when the Yankees fell on hlm TOT five hits. and four runs.
 It was the general opinion that the pitchers were not in shape' Marriott at third and Harris at cen ter were the Braves shining ngh'S' nodav the Braves play the Giants at Sarasota, and Saturday they go +o Tampa to play the Washington Americans, the worlds champlons'
 The hot weather continues in Ne" Orleans, and Manager Lee Fohl ol the Boston Americans ordered iien, nracttce. Ernie Vacire. promislhs left fielder. went 10 the hospl'sl lol treatment for a charley horse Thicl viii keep him out of uniform for few days,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
Pirate Rockies Win.

Pittsburgh, March 13.-The Pirate rockies turned the tables on the regulars at the Corsair camp at Paso Robles, California, and emerged from yesterdays squad game with 5-4 victory. It was a big day for the Yannigans who have already taken several trouncings from the veterans.
 Remy Kremer did mo6nd duty for five innings for the second string men and held the first team to four hits and one run. Fresco Thompson, the Yannigans second baseman, en- livened the afternoon with so much i fast fielding that fans likened him to Johnny Evers.
 Johnny Sherlock, from Buffalo, saved the game from tie by grab bing a short fly in the last inning and throwing Joe Cronin out at the plate.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
KAPLAN WILL FIGHT 10
 FOUNDER WITH MCLEAN
Teatherwcight Champ Dons Gloves April ist With St. Paul 
 f33-Pounder

San Francisco, March 1s.--Louis (Kid) Kaplan. of Meriden. Conn.,, featherweight champion of the world. has been matched to fight a ten round bout with Stewart Me Lean of St. Paul. Minn.. in tho Oakland baseball park on the eve ming of April 1.
 The match will be promoted by Tommy Simpson. Oakland light i'm presario, as the conclusion of nego- tiations which have been in prog rcss several days.
 It was said that the feather weight title will not be involved although it was reported that Col llns is offering "Scotty" Monteith manager of Kaplan, a guarantee or s2o,oOO If 1t is made a title con test.
 Mclean scored a technical knockout in an Oakland fight arena last night over Jimmy Mackley' San Pedro. Calf, in the first round oi their scheduled six round bout
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
Indians Work Out.

Cleveland, March 1S,-Sherry Smith, Cleveland Indians veteran southpaw, started where he left off last year, throwing scarcely anything but strikes in q three-inning practice game which the Yannigans won to 2 at Lakeland yesterday.
 Smith allowed seven hits, includ- ing a. triple by Riggs Stephenson who played right field. Joe Shaute worked for the regulars, Neither issued base on balls.
 Outfielder Harvey Hendrick, the last absentee. arrived at the camp yesterday. He was detained by his wifes illness.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
|BERLENBACH FACES
 SKI IN NEW YORK
MCTigue FaVOrS Black Man to
 Win by Knockout

New York. March lS.--Battling Siki, sensational son of Senegal, once more invades New York to- night as half of a feature twelve- round battle at Madison Square Garden.
 Ski conquered George Carpenter of France. then light heavyweight champion of the world. in Paris more than two years ago. He. went to Dublin on a St. Patrick's day and was defeated by Mike McTigue, present champion. Sporting follow CTS agree that the African would be among the leading boxers of the day If he could refrain from comics in the ring and concentrate upon the matter in hand.
 Several months ago he met Tony (Young) Marullo of New Orleans in New York and lest the decision, al- though many ait the ringside be- lieved that he had earned at least draw as no damage had been done, and although Marullo fol- lowed his opponent at all times, he failed to land any telling blows. Ski showed an excellent knowl- edge of the art of self-defensc, and even while at close quarters found time to smile and wave to the spec tators.
 Tonight he meets Paul Berlen. bach, a light heavyweight who startled the boxing world in the past two years by registering a long string of knockouts. Berlenbacf became known as the Astoria AS sassin." Then came Jack Delane! from Bridgeport, Conn.,, burl! Canadian, powerful, adept and con fdent. He knocked out Berlenbacl and the return meeting of the tw' will provide the first great outdoo attraction this summer.
 Mike McTigue, conqueror of Siki believes that the Senegalese vii whip Berlenbach by knockout but he will encounter the Astori man in perfect condition as de feat at this time would have som effect on the great battle with De laney to come. The negro is re ported to have trained faithful and to have promised that when h enters the ring tonight he wi think of nothing other than fighting
 Larry Estridge, knocked out b Berlenbach in the Garden this win Fser, will appear in the 12-roun semi-flnal against the highly rate
 Frankie Schoell of Buffalo. Es . fridge is accredited with a chan , pionship among the. negroes.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
EXCAVATION LEADS
Blouin Who Won Bowling Crown In And 1911 At Present Tops Timber Crashers at Buffalo.

Buffalo. N. Y. March 13.-Jimmy Blouin, winner of the all events championship in 1909 and the sim gles in 1911, leads the Chicago dele gation of pin topplers which will Iappear tonight in the American bowling congress tournament. Blouin is a member of the P. l.. Wethe team, the lineup of which includes three other former national cham pions, Phil Wolfe, Hank Marine and Bill Brennan.
 "Booster week" of the tournament came to a close last week with the rolling of S1 local teams
 Detroit, St. Louis and other west crn cities will also be represented tonight. IGubles and singles competition also takes full swing today.
 THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 BRING RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
Reds Play Orioles.

Cincinnati, March 1S.-Thc Cln- cinnati Reds. victims of 50 defeat by the champion Washingtons at Dr. lando yesterday went to Eustis today to pIay' the Baltimore team SIX times champion of the International league. Manager Hendricks took all of his regular players, including three catchers, with Rube Benton, Jakie May and Neal Brady to do the pitching.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-13
Detroit Inficld.

Detroit, March 13.-Inflcld re- serve strength has been supplied to the Detroit baesball team through the acquisition of Neun at first and TaToner at shortstop. the first ten days workout of the club shows, The old reliable TIaney is present for third base or any of the infieId posi- tions, while Burke is being retained to filI in nt second base where he played 8 part of last season.
 Last years regulars, Blue, iORourke, Rignoy and Jones, ar" given the preference 10 start the sea son.
 Orders for a game in which the two infiolds will perform were given for today.