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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
NJ K|NLEY RAPS
SALESMEN,
a TO4
Losers Register Kick in
Last inning-Two
Games Monday.

Mckinley Avenue Methodists, re-
garded as underdogs in their series
with the Craftsmanship Club for the
Saturday League title, came TO life
in the first game at Van Dazzle Stad-
ium Saturday afternoon and poured
it on the Statesmen good and proper,
ii to 4.
When the excitement had died
down, Manager Naylor OF the Sales
men discovered that three of his
star hurlers had been treated shame
fully by the rejuvenated Methodists,
and that his team Of supposedly
heavy hitters had been able to nick
Tanner for only three hits.
This Tanner, whom it will be re-
membered was quite a football star
during his career at Baylor Univer-
heads. They had not anticipated any
thing like that and, in fact, didn't
know the Methodists had any such
demon moundsman on their staff.
They are a sadder but wiser crew.
MCARTY "KAYOED."
The Methodists didn't hesitate about
the work at hand. McCarty, who
started for the Statesmen, was raped
for a gang of hits and eight runs in
the two innings he occupied the
hillock. Landrum, who relieved him,
went three frames without being
scored upon, but Satcher, who was
delegated to finish up, felt the fury
of the Mckinley Avenue bats to
the extent of six more tallies.
Red" Irby led the attack on
Satcher, polling one out OF the lot
with three aboard in the sixth inning.
Manager Nnylor announced to UNI
pire Kozowitz and the world in gen.
cral that the game was being played
under protest shortly after his team
came to bat in the ninth inning.
Chowning, Methodist right gardener,
was relieved by Pinch-hitter Van Bee
son in their half of the final frame,
but forgot and went out TO his ae-
customed position when the Statesmen
came to bat. Manager NaylOr allowed
couple of balls to be tossed TO the
first batter and then registered his
protest. President Weber will rule
on the protest at tho next league
meeting Tuesday night.
TWIN BILL MONDAY.
The two teams will meet in a
double-header Monday afternoon on
the Public Service diamond. If the
Methodists take both games, the first
game protest will DO automatically
abandoned by the Statesmen,
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TONY FUENTE WILL
BOX JIM MAL0NEY

BOSTON. Sept. 5.-Tony Fuente,
California heavyweight. has been
matched to box Jim Maloney in a 10
round bout here on Labor Day, il was
announced by local fight promoters.
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IBatted Tor ChoWnlng In ninth.
BY Innings.
MEhluley AAU VVl VOu-lt
Summary.
Runs, Irvine, Daggett (2), L. Beeson
go, English, Chowning go, Maxsie.
MeitZen, Irby, Tanner, Satcher, Naylor.
McCarty, Whitaker, winters. Errors.
Irvine, Daggett, English, Irby (2), Weiss.
Whitaker (O. Two-base hits, L. Beeson.
Winters. Home run, Irby. Stolen bases,
l.. Beeson, Chowning, Satcher (2), Nc
Carly (2), ]. Landrum. Sacrifice hits.
Irvine, Daggett. Strusk out. by Tanner
10, by McCarty 0, by B. Landrum /, by
SatcheT l. Base on balls. off Tanner T.
off McCarty ?. off B. Landrum l. off
Massie to Irvine. Passed ball, l.. Beeson.
Umpires, Kozowiez and Gotten. Time,
$3.50.
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PREL|M FIGHTS
FOR FRIDAY
ARRANGED
Twenty Rounds Support
McCoy-Pancho Scrap
at Army Post.

Twenty rounds of preliminary fight
ing will support the long-anticipatcd
battle between Kid Pancho and John
ny Mccoy for the "flyweight champ
iOnship OF the Southwest" Lieutenant
II. W. Killpack, Fort sam Houston
athletic officer, announced Saturday.
Mccoy and Pancho will tangle over
the twelve-round route, ut 1l5 pounds
ringside, in the Fort Sam Houston
open air arena on next Friday night.
Captain Charley Muller, who has
been designated post matchmaker, ar
ranged the following preliminary
card:
Eight-round special event, at 125
pounds: Johnny Merino of the
Twentieth Infantry and Leo Palmer,
Don Curley's new find" from Mex
leo.
AHA! A MYSTERY.
Four rounds at 1T5 pounds: Mil
ton Harvey, of Kelly Field, who at
tanned considerable reputation under
another name and is now trying TO see
whether he can come back acccptably
before furnishing that proud monicker,
versus James Yost of the 23rd ln-
fantry, Fort Sam Houston.
Four rounds, at 14J pounds Chick
Hudson, San Antonio, versus Jack
Thrunbush, 18th Field Artillery.
Four rounds, 1876 pounds: Battling
Arnold, 18th Artillery, versus Rudy
Topolski, Second Medical Regiment.
Louis kid Alberts has been
agreed upon as referee, Captain
Muller will do the announcing, and
Otto Majcwski and his 23rd Infantry
band will furnish the music.
PANCHO IN ARMY
In order to comply with a recent
order that at least one of the prin-
cipals in all fights on a government
reservation must be a member OF the
military forces, Kid Pancho, Satur-
day was enlisted as Private Alphonsc
Flores of the 357th Infantry, Organ
lied Reserves. OF course, the reserves
are not eligible for X. p. and guard
duty and all that sort of thing unless
called out by the President i'll ma
tional emergency, so Pancho can Keep
his silk shirt on.
Johnny Mccoy, just for future ref
erencc, also will be enlisted IN the re-
serves, according to Lieutenant Kill
pack. -
GET UP A CROUCH
Both Pancho and Mccoy. are III
the city and apparently are all worked
up about the approaching battle. Ihey
had a wordy argument at post head
quarters Saturday over some tritle ana
McCSy promised TO knock Pancho out
Pancho, according TO his manager,
Don Curley, Will not weigh more than
III or 10 for the fight, while Nc
Coy must train hard TO get down 70
115. Pancho has been training, talth-
fully for the last two weeks boxing
every day, and will take his tirst
layoff Sunday when he and his man
ager will go to Medina lake for a
little fishing and swimming.
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a big football attraction for Armistice
Day. Breckenridge High will not be
able to include Port Arthur in its
schedule this year.
Coach Tim Griesenbeck already has
tentative dates with every member OF
the group except Port Arthur and in
tends to get that team OF his list
while Coach Smith is in the city.
President Waltrip stated that an
other meeting of the body probably
will not be called until such time as
conflict actually arises with the In
terscholastic League, and then future
action will be decided upon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
MADDEN KEEPS UP Def.

BARLEY Madden wants to know
"how come" Gene Tunney can claim
the heavyweight title when he has
never accepted the dozen or so chal-
lengcs that BARLEY has hurled at him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
HITTING RALLY.

The Sunsets failed to score in the
first when Cannon left third too soon
after Pfannkuche's fly to center. In
the second Anderson's double drove in
two runs. Four hits in the third net
ted them three runs, and in the fourth,
Scffel's single, Cannon's double and
Galvan's error accounted for the last
two.
The AztecS had many opportunities
to score, having men on base in seven
of the nine innings. but Wood al
ways managed to pull out, on one oc-
casion a fast double play killing the
chances of the losers and another time
SCffel throwing out Gorrcll at the
plate on MAYORS single to right.
PLAY AGAIN MONDAY.
The Sunsets will be idle Sunday,
but play again Monday morning
against the Indians. The Indians and
Aztecs play Sunday in both games
and again Monday afternoon. A 80
piece band will play both afternoons,
The bOX-ScOre
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
S.A. SCHOOLS
PARTIES To-
AGREEMENT
Officials Agree Not to
Break Contracts for
Title Play. |

Football contracts will be OBJ
served, come what may"
That small, dark cloud which ap-
peared upon the horizon of the Texas
Interscholastic League armament dur.
ing the recent midsummer argument
over the one-year residence rule. has
assumed proportions as the result OF
n lengthy session of the Texas High
School Conference at the Gunter Ho-
tel Saturday morning.
The one-year residence rule was not
mentioned throughout the meeting,
but the new and wobbly position OF
this powerful body which has ruled
Texas high school athletics for five
years was made clearly visible by
the unwritten agreement reached by
coaches and officials of six Of the
largest high schools in the southern
part of the state.
Those schools represented at the
meeting were Main Avenue and
Breckenridge High schools Of San
Antonio; Houston Heights and Cen
trail High of Houston Austin High
School and Port Arthur High School.
NO ANTAGONIST.
No vote was taken. IL was the pui-
pose of the meeting not to cmbarass
the Interscholastic League nor to pro-
woke the antagonism of that state
body. but an understanding was
reached, nevertheless. The die is cast.
These six schools named are inter
weaving, so far rs possible, their
schedules. Although each Of them has
paid it's annual fee to the state league
and expects to abide by the league
plan so far as eligibility rules are con-
cerned. all are automatically side
stepping the leagues scheme OF play
for the state football championship.
President S. 7. Waltrip, superln-
tendent Of Central and Houston
Heights High schools, who presided at
Saturdays meeting, expressed the
sentiment Of the new body as follows:
"If possible. We desire to remain IN
the Interscholastic League. We are
more or less closely attached to the
lc.rue and have no desire to particl-
nate in its disruption but we can no
longer see our way clear to follow
certain of it's rules for participation
in championship play.
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CONTRACTS FIRST.

plctc schedules. In so laT aS poaoip'
with one another. We are going 10
draw up contracts 70: these games an !
hope that they do not conflict WIN
the league when the end OF the sea
son approaches and it comes times 1or
that body TO order certain teams 10
meet one another.
"But. IL the conflict comes and it is
put squarcly up to us, we will observe
our contracts. COME what may.
? II was a source of contention as 10
what view Roy b. Henderson: prcsl-
dent Of the Intcrscholastic League
will take Of this new six-school agree.
mcnt. He has previously stated tnat
the new league would be approved py
him so long as it did not conflict WIN
the state body. But every man at t1c
meeting realized that a conflict IS m
cvitable, that there can be no mlddle
road.
Marshall Johnston, superintendent
Of San Antonio schools. and +. ..
Eakeley. principal of Main Avenue
Uiph each expressed regret at taking
any step which light have. the Gf1ect
If cstranying the local senior schools
with the state Intcrscholastic League,
but stated that they would back up
the respective coaches in abiding by
all contracts entered into. Coaches
Rnbbv Cannon Of breckenridge and
rim Griescnbeck Of Main Avenue are
making ont complete schedules to the
rnd Of the season. failing to leave open
those late dates which arc usually loft
omen in case the teams go through the
season indicated and become con-
tenders for the state crown.
Everyone of the school officials and
coaches at the meeting Saturday ex.
messed himself as "sick and tired OF
iIis cussed championship play which
either puts a team out Of the running
before the season has gotten well un.
der way. in many instances, or forces
it to play football until Washingtons
Birthday"
The press was urged to make clear
in its report of the meeting that Rice
Institute is not connected with the
new move. :
1T is simply an agreement reached
by us as a means of protecting our in
terests. financial and otherwise" de-
clarcd President Waltrip.
Those who attended Saturdays
meeting we're s. T.. Waltrip, president.
Of Houston Jim Dam, houston
Heights, coach; r. A. McGlauchlinI
principal of Port Arthur high school
+. S. Eakcley, principal Of Main Ave
nue. High School; Marshall Johnston.
superintendent of San Antonio schools
Tim Griesenbeck, Main Avenue coach !;
Bobby Cannon. Breckenridge High
School coach; T. A. Gullett, principal
Of Austin high school; Tom Dennis,
Austin high school coach; c. ). Sim
ons. Houston Central High coach; Leo
Smith, Port Arthur high school coach.
MAKING SCHEDULES.
Following the meeting the six
coaches compared notes on their re-
spective schedules and half dozen
games were arranged on the spot.
Coach Bobby Cannon. in order TO get
Houston Central on his schedule, Sc
cured an unwritten agreement from
Tom Dennis. Austin coach, to move
that clash up to Armistice Day, No
vcmber II. If this can be arranged,
Houston Central will play here on Dc
tober o, and San Antonio will have
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
PACKED STANDS
EXPECTEDAT
TITLE GAME

Packed stands are expected to greet
the Pittsburgh Water Heaters and the
Public Service Utilities when they
take the field at Block Stadium at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon in the first
of their thrce-game series for the City
League championship. More interest,
perhaps, is centercd in the classic
struggle which these two teams are
expected to stage than in recent his
tory of amateur ball in San Antonio.
1t is meeting of two teams which
have fought each other through n 10
game schedule and arrived at exactly
the same destination, with 13 wins and
two losses. The Heaters tied it UP
by taking Il great battle from the Utili-
tics, 4 to 2, last Sunday in the last
scheduled game of the season.
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SMALL VS.. WHITE.

August Small is expected to be
Manager Sterling Browning's choice
for mound duty in the series opener
Sunday. Lefty" White. who Guc-
cccdcd in downing the Utilities last
Sunday, has been chosen by Manager
Grover Weikel of the Heaters to re-
peat his feat. Kelly will catch for
the Utilities, Rossmann for the Heat
ers.
Both mines will be fighting for every
inch of ground Sunday, MS the league
championship possibly hinges upon
that one game. Although it is cOnsid-
cred practically certain that the two
deciding games will be played on Mon
day afternoon, it was ruled by PrCsi-
dent Charles Wuest of the league
that, in the event that it rains Mon
day. the winner of Sundays game will
be declared the champion,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
STRANGELY SIMILAR.

Exclusive interviews with the rival
managers on the eve of their crucial
game ring strangely similar.
Manager Browning of the Utilities:
81 have the better pitching staff. the
better hittcrs and the better fieldcrs.
We will win. sure"
Manager Weikcl of the Heaters: IL
have the better pitching staff, the bet
ter hitters and the better fielders. Put
your bottom dollar on u.s."
The winner of the City. League
championship will meet the Saturday
League champions in a single game
next Thursday afternoon to decide the
city senior amateur title. The city
champion will represent San Antonio
at Houston for the South Texas title.
Del Gotten and Ted Stahl will Of
ficiate at Sundays game.
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TWIN BILL MONDAY.

The two teams will meet in a
double-header Monday afternoon on
the Public Service diamond. If the
Methodists take both games, the first
game protest will DO automatically
abandoned by the Statesmen.
Tho ScOrp
New Britain herald., 1925-06-04
A Wife's Confessional 3sg Adele
 REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

ines smothering palm had been sue cessful and that no one, save the little nurse and myself had heard that terrifying shriek.
 It was fully half an hour before Katherine came out of the room. and her eyes widened with aston ished concern as they fell upon me.
 Have you been doing the Casa blanca act all this time?" she de- manded. took refuge from my fatigue and anxiety in flippancy.
 Tt was an impossibility for me to desert Mrs. Micawber," I an- swered. "The real reason for my devotion, however Is the fact that I'm being devoured alive by curi- oatN"
 Yes, I can imagine your stay ing just because of that" Katherine gibed with an affectionate smile. However, I'll supply you with every tiniest detail. l refuse to do 1t standing, however. We're both too tired. Come on, back to the window seat. We won't need to hide behind the curtains now, and thus I'll have good view of this door. Not that there's any danger of another ex- petition. somnabulistic or other wise. for while. She's dead to the world for two hours, anyway"
 answered the significant look in her eyes with a query:
 "A sedative?"
 There's a Lot of Doubt"
 An opiate," Katherine returned srimly. "I never saw anyone who needed 1t more than she did. and sorely needed 10 have her take it, I'm all in"
 She leaned her head against the window sash and I saw that fatigue had etched her delicate features with cruel lines,
 You're overworking," began. but she interrupted me summarily,
 "Ftddlesticks!' she exclaimed contemptuously There isn't enough actual work on this case 10 put in cup of tea. except occasionally when we get a stunt like the one our dear friend just put over But the uncertainty of the thing Is fray ing me to a ragged edge, thought we had everything all solved beau tifully when she stole down the hall and tried LiIlians door, but now I'm up in the air again thousand miles or SO"
 You think there's no doubt that she really was walking in her sleep" I asked
 Katherine looked al me steadily for an instant without replying.
 "I think there's a lot of doubt" she said, at last, but to be sure enough so that we won't do the girl a possible injury ah, -- that's another question"
New Britain herald., 1925-06-04
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ty Jekny SrueN<

Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy did not like being prisoners up In MT. Grabby's house and they tried every way they could think of to fool Mir. Grabhy into letting them escape.
 ? If just MT. Grabby had been there alone they might have es- caped when he fell from the ladder which he had placed so he could climb to the upstairs window. But Mir" Grabby was not alone, Mir. Tinkie,. was there also, and he wish ed to capture the Raggedys as much as Mir. Grabby did.
 He was so anxious 10 capture them and have Mir. Grabby puff the ma ylc forgetfulness powder upon them. he mistrusted Mir. Grahby.
 "If you had not pulled upon my foot so hard, I would not have tum- bled from the ladder upon your head, Mir. Tinkie!" Mir. Grabby said.
 But how was I to know but what you would capture the Raggedys and puff the powder upon them and make them work for you, but not for me-"
 But didn't ] promise that we should live together in my house and have both Raggedys do all the the work?" Mir. Grabby cried very excitedly.
 Certainly you did, Mir. Grabby!" Mir. Tinkie cried just as excitedly, But why not let me climb up the ladder and capture the Raggedys?' ?'
 "You can if you wish!" Mir. Crab by said.
 So Mir. Tinkie began to climb up the ladder.
 "Ha. ha, hal" Raggedy Ann laugh ed out of the window, Just see how silly Mir. Grabby is! Anyone could guess that as soon as MT. Tinkie csptures us, he will never let MT. Crabby have us to work for him! Ha, ha. hal" and Raggedy Andy joined in Raggedy Ann's laughter and they both laughed very loudly
 "Now then, MT. Tinkie!" MT. Grabby shouted as he caught hold of Mir. Tinkie's foot. "how do l know but that Raggedy Andy is telling what is really true? Just you tell me that. Mir. Tinkie!"
 "Please let go of my foot, MT Crabhy!" Mir. Tinkie cried very eX- citedlv. Just as soon as I capture the Raggedys, I shall unlock the door and let you in so you can pull the magic powder upon them.'
 "I can't trust you one speck!' MT, C;rahhv said. Your nose Is very r,dr" And he pulled and MT. Tinkie kicked SO hard, the ladder again up sat and down went Mir. Tinkie upon Mir Crabby's head and they both ;un,bie3 in a heap with lot Of hard bumps. Now them" Mir. Graoby cried as he gave Mr. Tinkie q thump, What do you mean by falling upon my head9" ,
 aNow them" Mir. Tinkie howled ss he gave Mir. Grsbby hard thumb. What do you mean by pull ing me off the ladder"
 Then Mir Grabby gave MT, Tinkie another hard thunp and Mir. Tinkie rave Mir. Grabby a thump unul snaIIy, they both were humping sach other so hard they hardly had lime to get to their feet before they ,huriped each other down again.
 And while the two selfish dis
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intimate friend Of Mr. Prescott's. who was their house guest. and who also has disappeared.
 One theory Is that Miss Ellington. hearing somo noise, slipped down. stairs and was made 10 open tho safe for the robbers, and that Mir. Carton, hearing her scream, descend- ed to her rescue and was either shot or struck on the head,
 Just why both bodies should dls- appear Is hotherinE the police as there Is not the faintest clue 10 their disposal.
 There is one other theory tha looks plausible and Detective Hella- hany insists that he will have the thieves within sf hours.
 Mrs, Prescott's pearls are of inter- national repute and they are usually kept in the safety deposit of q" bank. She had, however. just re- turned from Albany where she had given a large farewell party and she had neglected 10 send them to the valut hero on her return.
 The jewels were insured for s4So,. GOO, but Mir. Prescott Is more alarmed over the disappearance of his lifelong friend. MT. Carton, and the young girl, Miss Zoe Ellington, than In any financial loss. and he said today that no money would be spared to bring the murderers or abductors to justice.
 Mrs. Prescott was prostrated in her home today and unable 10 see anyone.
 Copyright, 1925. NEA Service, Incl
 TOMORROW-Night letter from Sally Athcrton to John Alden Prcs- colt.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-04
FABLES ON HEALTH
STAY THIN, AVOID DIABETES

If you are thin at the age of so your chances of developing diabetes are but one-twentieth as great as if you are fat.
 And at any age diabetes is ten times as common among people who are overweight as those who are underWeight.
 Statistics show that diabetes is in- creasing at an alarming rate.
 Many have diabetes who are un- aware of it
 The symptoms are loss of weight, lack of strength, headache or skin eruptions.
 No one symptom can be set down
New Britain herald., 1925-06-04

as an absolute indication of diabetes, however.
 Many diabetics suffer from an un- quenchable thirst and drink enor- nous quantities of water.
 DiabetiC sufferers should consult a physician and live strictly up to his rules and regulations,
 Diet is one of the most important things to watch in the treatment.
 Sugar is believed to be not only a cause for diabetes, but also very injurious to ones chances for re- covery.
 White bread should be avoided ! also
New Britain herald., 1925-06-04

trustful creatures thumped each oth- CT. Raggedy Andy ran down to the kitchen and brought up some sand wiches and lemonade so that he and Raggedy Ann could sit in the win dow and watch the fight and wait for an opportunity to escape.
 After Mir. Grabby and Mir. Tinkie had thumped each other until they were tired they had 10 stop 10 rest. And Raggedy Andy cried, "Ha, ha ha, ha, ha! Mir. Grabby will not trust MT. Tinkie, because he is de ceitful himself. And that is always the way those who are unkind to others and deceitful themselves, all ways believe every one else is un- kind and deceitful. That's why they never can find any happiness tn life"