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Evening star., 1925-08-24
D. C. NETTEAM WINS,
OVER BALTIMOREANS

Washington public courts netmen
yesterday gained their first leg on
the intercity match trophy by defeat
ing the Baltimore tennis team in 10
out of Is engagements played at Po-
tomac Park nets. The Marylanders
earned the decision last year and in
1928, when the annual encounter was
Instituted.
Playing without the services of
Eddie Jacobs and Bob Elliott, their
two outstanding stars, the Baltimore
racketers We're considerably handi-
capped and proved easy prey for the
pick of Washington coterie of mu-
nicipal parks racket wielders.
The visitors were outclassed, both
in singles and doubles, the District
players taking seven of the ten
singles matches and triumphing in
three of the five team clashes.
Hugh Trigg, District champion;
Dooley Mitchell and Douglas Love
were the local players to be bested
in the former. while O'Neill and Con-
sidine and the Mitchell Cragoe pair
bowed to the invaders in doubles.
SINGLES.
Rudy. Baltimore. defeated Trigg. 2-6,
TaylST So a. sHI0 7.d0b.s1 "a 9Nel Wash:
6-3: Cragoe. Washington defeated Keiles
7-5. 6--3: welmon. Baltimore, defeated
Mitchell. 81. ct Thurtell, Washington.
defeated Robinson. 1--6. 6-3, al; Stam,
Washington, defeated Baker, 4-6, 6-3
6-4; Russetts WashGington. defeated Hicks,
feated Love, 7-5. 2=6. 6-
DOUBLES.
Rudy and Jacobsen, Baltimore. defeated
O'Neill and Considine. 6-3. If. Go ::
King and Hedekin. Washington. defeated
Taylor and WeImon. ca, 6-4; Stewart
and Cragoe. Ct 6-: STAN and Slanker.
Washington. defeated Keiles and Baker,
SO. 7-5. 6-4: Fowler and Beale,
Washington. defeated Hicks and Gordon.
Evening star., 1925-08-24
D. C. MARKSMEN ENTER
SHOOT AT ROCKVILLE

Local marksmen will take part in
the third annual Rockville fair trap.
shoot to be held tomorrow under the
auspices of the Gaithersburg Gun
Club. The first event of 100 16-yard
targets will be run off starting at 10
o'clock.
A 100target handicap shoot and
several special numbers also are listed.
A $50 trophy is offered in the handi-
cap event. and a number of valuable
prizes will go to those who place in
the other performances.
Evening star., 1925-08-24
TWO WORLD RECORDS
BROKEN BY SWIMMERS

LAKE PLACID, n. Y, August "a
P.-Walter Laufer of Cincinnati.
champion back-stroke swimmer, in an
exhibition at the Lake Placid club.
swan $50 yards, back stroke, in l
minute 80 3-5 seconds. a new world
record.
Harry Clancy, Cincinnati, a mem
ber of the 1924 Olympic team, swan
$50 yards. free style, in 1 minute
20 Is seconds, also a new world
mark
Evening star., 1925-08-24
M0LDEZ, FILIPINO BOXER.
IN u. S. SEEKING TITLES

SEATTLE, Wash, August "a CP).-
Seeking the world bantamweight
championship and the f1yweight title
left vacant by the death of Pancho
Villa, Sencio Moldez of Manila has ar
rived here.
Moldez is bantamweight and fly
weight champion of the Far East.
His best fighting weight is ia pounds.
During the last year he has had
At fights, and has been beaten bur
twice.
Moldez will box Mickey Gill in San
Francisco on Labor day.
Evening star., 1925-08-24

And on top of this, even Mike Dona-
hue, who two years ago left Alabama
Polytechnic Institute after II years
of service to become head of athletics
at Louisiana State, voices a great note
of optimism over the outlook by say
ing. Our team should be Il whole lot
better than last year. We played a
road schedule then, but with most of
our games at home this Fall, we
should be in a much better position.
We have our last years team back
intact"
Has Experienced Material
1t is not often that a foot ball team
is able to begin practice for any sea-
son with the same II men in the line
up who bore the brunt of its previous
campaign. Not only is not a man
missing, but most of the good SubSti-
tutes are to return, and several good
players are to be available from the
freshman eleven.
Here was L. S. us lineup last Fall,
and the chances are it will start with
the same men when it takes the field
for It's opening game with Louisiana
State Normal September 26:
Miller. left end; Swanson, left tackle;
Steele, left guard; Vernon, center; Con
.
Faye, right end; Carriere, quarter
back; Stevens, left halfback; Dimmick,
right halfback; Spencer, fullback.
Webber end; Warner, halfback, and
Strange, tackle, are the good substi-
tutes who will be out for the team
again From the freshman team are
to come Mason, quarterback; Godfrey
and Morgan, fullbacks; Haynes, half
back, and Flood, Vineyard, Greer,
Durrett and Moseby. linemen.
After playing the Louisiana State
Normal School September 26 in the
opening game. Louisiana State is TO
meet, on October 8, Southwestern Uni
versity at Baton Rouge; October 10,
Alabama at Baton Rouge: October II.
freshman team; october "a. Tennessee
at Knoxville; October 81, Arkansas at
Shreveport; November T. Rice 1nsti-
tute at Baton Rouge; November II,
Loyola at New Orleans: November p,
Tulane at Baton Rouge.
While Louisiana State is on the eX-
treme end of the Southern Conference,
it expects to have a team this Fail
that will make a record good enough
to cause everybody to sit up and take
notice.
Foot ball interests at the Univer
sity of Maryland certainly should not
be much chagrined at the news that
Don Rutherford will not be back al
Virginia Polytechnic Institute this
year. Rutherford's performances
against Maryland the last two years
read almost like fiction. Frank Mer
riwell' never did anything more timely
nor greater than Rutherford against
the Maryland eleven. Two years age
he kicked three dropkicks in as many
attemDtS in the first four minutes OF
the game. Last year when his team
could not gain at any time, Ruther
ford kicked one drop from the 30-yard
line and another from the 50-yarG
mark. Rutherford also did the pass
ing for V. P. 1. last season. Neither
Rutherford nor Roberts, the latter the
quarterback, are to return.
Evening star., 1925-08-24
SUNDAY MONEY GOLF
IS BARRED BY BARNES
By the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, August "a
Great Britain, refuses to play golf for
money on Sunday, Leo I. s. Conway
declared here in explaining the
change in dates for matches between
Barnes and Willie MacFarlane, Amer
lean open champion, for the world
golf title
Conway is chairman on the COM
mittee for arrangement of the match,
which is now scheduled to be held
in this city and Washington. D. CO on
September IL and II. The original
plan would have caused the proposed
meeting to fall upon Sunday, Septem-
Der 13. .
Conway explained that Barnes does
not object to Sunday golf, but to
taking money for Sabbath play.
Evening star., 1925-08-24
BALTIMORE SOCCERISTS
DEFEAT DISTRICT TEAM

German Soccer Club booters lost
their first match of the season to
Fortuna of Baltimore by the narrow
margin of to yesterday at Wash
ington Barracks Field. Capt. J. r. D.
Cleland, athletic officer at the bar
racks. made the initial kickoff.
Reilly. the local center. opened the
scoring with a perfect shot soon after
the start of the game, but the visitors
retaliated with a heavy bombardment
that placed them in possession of the
long end of a 3-to-2 count at the half
Evening star., 1925-08-24
ALL LAST YEARS REGULARS
AGAIN WILL BE AVAILABLE
Team Won Four of Five Big Games in 1924 and Is
Hopeful of Doing Better This Season.
Most of Contests at Home.
BY III. c. BYRD.

Asst Louisiana State University three mediocre
with foot ball that surprised everybody by
strength Right the beginning of the schedule made long
and took the the University of Indiana and followed that
by Texas and whipping Rice which had
signed Hesman formerly of coach
Louisiana
making split in its four big
This schedule that called
of the
played Indianapolis,
other six of stadium
Evening star., 1925-08-24
CHAPTER /.
Counting the Cost.

orth America Newpap Aniane)
/ HAVE
horse for the deby.
1t roughtly $4,000 condition, equip put
single ball a big college game.
this
and later will tell how arrived at
p $4,000 lined ouwili
perhaps
Evening star., 1925-08-24
WOMEN IN SPORT
-By CORINNE FRAZIER

elizabeth Miles OF chevy ChaSe VIII
Dales of Montrose Park tomorrow
evy Chase court in the preliminary
onship net tourney now in progress.
a picnic luncheon. In the afternoon
there will be quoits tournament. vol
ley ball and dodge ball. Van Ness
will play Garfield in the volley ball
game.
A double incentive is offered the
quoits fans who contest in tomorrow's
tourney. Maude Parker, director of
girls playground activities. has offer
ed a prize to the winner and has
thrown her hat IN the ring, challenging
the new champion to an exhibition
match Immediately following the main
event.
Frances Walker. chairman of the
tournament committee for the Wom-
ems tennis league event. has announc-
ed that the preliminary rounds of
that tournament will perhaps be play
ed off on one of the groups of munich
pal courts. with the semi-finals and
finals staged at a country club. Ar
rangements are being completed today
for court reservations.
Evening star., 1925-08-24

ATLANTA, Ga. August "a R.-
Frank Zoller. outfielder of the Atlanta
Southern Association club. has been
purchased by the New York Ameri
cans. The deal involves a cash con-
sideration and four players.
Evening star., 1925-08-24
YANKEES BUY. HURLER.

GREENSBORO, N. c.. August "a
P.-John Dempster. star southpaw
pitcher of the Greensboro club of the
Piedmont League, has been sold to
the New York Americans. He has
been ordered to report on Septem-
Der IL.
Evening star., 1925-08-24

CHICAGO, August "a C49.-Mickey
Walker, world welterweight king
will enter the ring to meet Willie
Sailor" Freedman at East Chicago
tonight, with plenty of confidence of
victory. They are to weigh $50
pounds.
Evening star., 1925-08-24
INSIDE FACTS ARE GIVEN
BY A GRADUATE MANAGER
Prominent Official of Large University Dscoses
System Employed by Noted Schools in Operat
ing the ''Big Business of Foot Ball

ball
that
told q
nO1nniO
Evening star., 1925-08-24

-. Goals-.Decker a., Reilly t3D,, Byerlin.
Mr. Macks.
Evening star., 1925-08-24
CONGRESSIONAL TOURNEY
TO BE HELD NEXT MONTH

Ii the leading oo Washington and vicinity and
II prominent of Washington will
Country Clubs annual
set for inc1us
Plans tourney yesterday meeting at
Evening star., 1925-08-24

.Tomorrow:New Forces in Foot Ball)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
OFFICERS SEEK
GIRL HURLED
FROM CAR
Woman Says Screaming
Of Young Victim
Awakened Her.

A young girl, standing on the run
ming board of speeding automobile
screaming, and making frantic efforts
to keep from being hurled to the road
was thrown into a ditch beside the
Blanco road at midnight Thursday.
A neighbor seeing the girl uncou.
scious by the side of the road went t.
phone to call deputy sberiffs. When
the officers arrived on the scene the
girl was gone.
She is believed to have been carried
away still senseless.
Deputy Sheriff F. n. Flores, who
started work on the case Thursday
night, Friday began a search of hos.
pitfalls and drug stores along the north.
ern edge of the city to see if the girl
was treated for injuries.
Mrs. W. L. Tinsley reported the
case to the sheriff's office.
About midnight. she said, she was
awakened by screams and looked out
of her window to see a speeding auto.
mobile with girl standing on the
running board.
As the car passed by tie house, she
said, someone in the car pushed the
girl. and she hurtled to the road side
while the car dashed on.
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MOTHER SPEEDS
To 8. A. WITH
TWO TOTS
Mrs. Robert MeCauley Gets
Back Children From
Father.

Gathered up in the arms Of their
mother as they played in their grand.
mothers front yard, Thursday in
GAINESVILLE. Tenn, Robert McCauley
Jr., Z, and James Lewis McCauley, 4,
are speeding back TO San Antonio.
Last July % they disappeared in
much the same manner from their
San Antonio home when they went 10
The corner drug store to purchase ice
cream cones.
Il. G. McCauley. their father. later
appeared IN his homo at GAINESVILLE
with the children. His wife, MrS
Stella Garcia McCauley, from whom
he is separated, drove 10 GAINESVILLE
and Thursday called at the home
whore her children were playing.
The grandmother Of the children.
thinking that her daughter-in-law had
como 70 effect a reconciliation. went
into the house 10 prepare some refresh
ments. The children were at home
and were hugging their mother when
the grandmother went into the house.
Suddenly she heard the motor whirr
and when she ran to the front Of the
house all were gone.
The custody of the boys, the father
said. is an issue in n divorce suit b.
tween himself and his wife, pending in
a San Antonio court.
Mrs. McCauley was accompanied BY
her uncle. Enrico Garcia of San An.
tonic. TO the home of the elder Mrs.
McCauley in GAINESVILLE Thursday, the
grandmother told GAINESVILLE officers
when she reported the seizure Of the
children.
The mother came here from Yoakum
in February and filed suit for a di.
vorce from McCauley. The suit was
ouashed. as she had not lived here sui.
ficientiy long. The case came up July
il and Mrs. McCauley collapsed after
the court isSucl its ruling. The chill
drer's first abduction followed a week
later.
Mrs. Teresa Garcia. pa West Sa-
linas street. aunt of Mrs. McCauley,
would not speak of the kidnapping at
Clsrksville THURSDAY.
when they arrive here we will give
you the details" she said.
She admitted that her niece has
been Gin the country" for several
DAYS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
CLIMAX NEARS
IN BACK PAY
SQUABBLE
School Board Factions
Tighten Lines for
Battle.

Mondays meeting of the board OF
education may see tbs end Of the Iona
fight of the teachers OF the public
schools to obtain back pay, or it may
witness the entry of a second phase
of that protractcd battle.
The row will reacN climax when
the resignation of Mrs. B. S. East
burn, as secretary. is demanded for
failure to obey an order of the board
to sign the paychecks.
Should Mrs. Eastburn refuse to re
sign another bombshell will be hurled
when a motion is Offered to Dust her
from office.
Should this motion prevail, members
of the board in close touch with af-
fairs predict fight in the courts.
The board. by majority vote at a
meeting held Tuesday. requested the
president and secretary to sign the
back pay vouchers.
President Haines at once informed
the board that he would sign the
vouchers, and has done So
Mrs. Eastburn fatty refused, basins
such refusal on questioning the
legality of the payment.
Following adjournment of the
board. John r. Fentiman. member,
announced his intention of demanding
Mrs. ,Esstburn's resignation and fail
ing to obtain it. of ousting her from
office and naming another secretary.
Partisars of both factions are
Strengthening their lines for the COM
ing meeting and one of the most dra.
matte fights in the history of the
board. and it has had many, is fore.
cast at the meeting Monday.
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APARTMENT HOTEL
PLANNED FOR s. A.
CONTINUED From Page one.)

each with the most modern equipment.
There will be spacious roof garden
which also will contain a cafe. Ele.
vator service and every facility offered
by the finest family hotels will be
available. An unusual feature will be
lockers for tenant golf enthusiasts in
the basement with showers and other
comforts made necessary by the loca-
ton adjacent ito the municipal and
country club golf courses.
The basement also will contain a
commissary, delicatessen and various
service" features so that dwelers in
the apartments need not leave the
building for any of the ordinary re-
quirements of the household.
The structure will bear the name
Of breckenridge Park Apartments"
and the site is one of the most ideal
in the city. being covered with beauti-
full trees. Owing to the open space
from the Fairgrounds and the park
and to the situation Of the site, the
apartments will at all times have am
pie air and light and never will be
shut in by adjoining structures. Each
apartment will have a southern ex-
posure. The building will face south
and east, fronting on Broadway, the
rapidly growing thoroughfare which
leads into the city from the north.
The bedrooms will have concealed beds
lowering from the closets, the finest
Of bath fixtures, modern lighting and
ventilation, hardwood floors and other
features found in the better class of
dwellings.
The first floor will contain
spacious lobby in the nature of a
large reception room. the usual "hotel"
atmosphere being entirely eliminated
and a "home" effect sought.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
GIRL DIES IN CRASH
BY the Associated Press.

CORSICANA, Aug. 21.-Mable
Quinn, 20, waitress, is dead, J. III.
Moore, 30, and Glen Wharton, 2s, are
in a hospital injured seriously as the
result of the automobile in which they
were: riding turning over late last
night. Miss Guinn's mother is be-
lieved to live in Houston and efforts
are being made to find her today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
FREIGHT TRAFFIC
SHOWS INCREASE
By the Associated Prees.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 21.-
Freight traffic for the first six months
of 1925 amounted 10 212, 500, 100000
net ton miles, an increase of 7,TS2,
100000 net ton miles or IS per cent
over the corresponding period last
year. Daily average movement per
freight car in June was an increase
of % miles over June last year and
the average load per freight car was
one-fifth of a ton greater than in
June last year. -
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GOBEL HELD AFTER PROBE

MIAMI, Fla, Aug. 21.-John Gobel,
wealthy Daytona real estate dealer, is
being held without bail in the county
Jail here. today following the recon-
mendation of a coroner's, jury yester-
day that he be detained in connection
with the death of Mrs. II. b. Hunt.
Testimony was given at the inquest
indicating that Gobel poisoned the
woman and had confessed to one of
the officers. 1t was also intimated he
later attempted to bride County Solic-
itor Robert II. Taylor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21

at Camp Bulls, engaged in target
practice all Of this week.
&c. NJ. T. c. activities will close
on TucsdSy with q parade on Alamo
place and the presentation of medals
and cups 10 winners by Brigadicr
General Paul B. Malone, commander
Of the Second Division. The camp
will close officially next Wednesday,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
HERE AND THERE
BY TELEGRAPH
BRING SUGAR TO TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Aug. 21.-The
North German Lloyd steamer West
fallen due to arrive here September 2,
will bring $4,000 bags of Cuban sugar
for the Imperial Sugar company at
Sugarland. The WestfaIen will in
augurate the regular sailings of the
North German Lloyd from this port
for the first time in a number of
years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
REPORT FROM AIR.

Two hundred and fifty c. NJ. 7. G.
students left camp OF Fort Sam Hous-
ton on a practice march at 80 this
morning. under the command Of Cap
tain c. p. Feuters.
Journal
~They marched out the Austin road
10 the Dashicl road and then turned
down the Salado creek road past the
Fort Sam Houston flying field TO the
Seguin road.
About thirty students dropped out
of the line at the flying field. where
they were taken for short flights In
airplanes Of the observation service.
The rest of the students marched
back to the east bank of the Saladu
creek. Tho route Of march covered
about six and a half miles.
CARRY PACKS.
"The students are carrying packs
containing mess kits, bedding. shelter
tents and changes Of clothing
At this point the voice from the air
plane asked for notification Of recep.
fion of message and was assured by
the reporter at The Light office, work
ing by remote control from station
Il
ton. that the voice from the air " as
perfectly clear and ineligible.
Lieutenant Weyland. who had taken
over the microphone and was doing
the talking was assured that he was
coming in clear and loud and was easy
10 copy, due 10 the repetition Of each
sentence.
HEARS shy CLEARLY.
He reported back that the voic,
from The Light also was good, tn
JAl transmitter working well and
two-way conversation perfect.
Lieutenant Weyland reported that
the plane had flown quite a distance
from the marching men below as hi,
earlier report was transmitted and
asked The Light to stand By while hs
flew back over the 6. VI. T. {. col
umn. He said be was at an altitud,
Of 1000 feet.
I'VE are now approaching CamT
Travis" next came the voice from
the plane. The c. NJ. T. {. students
are pitching camp at the old site Of
the Ninetieth Division farm on III,
fSalndo. near the new swimming holl
that was recently opened By the army
PITCH TENT.
Shelter tents are being raised apl
The students are preparing 10 spoul
tihe night in the open. Field ranges
.nre being placed in position b. thc
mess sergeant and apparently the moor
meal is being prepared. The mess ser
igeants went along with the e. " r
&. and are now getting ready fol
field mess.
Colonel John L. Dewitt. CAM
commander. and bis staff are nov
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ARMY AIRMEN AID
LIGHTS RADIO TEST
CONTINUED From Page one.)

tContinued From Page oneD
plane station from the powerful and
broad wave of W0AI.
The observation plane. hearing the
lard broadcast. stood By and withheld
the news report until WOAI had gone
off Shc air. Here is the report as II
c-nie from the air, side comment only
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
LET'S TAR PARTY
PROBE BE STOPPED

BURGETTSTowN. PsS Aug. p!
Declaring he did not care to have the
authorities investigate the affair, Rob
crt Morris. AZ. n tailor. today told
Justice of the Peace w. Il. Culley that
he does not contemplate court action
against four men who tarred and
feathered him last night
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
MAN HURT IN CRASH.
BY the Associated Press.

DALLAS, Aug. 21.-Russell Oar
mold, %, lola, Kansas, is in hospital
injured seriously. as a result of an au-
.tomobile collision late yesterday. A
small coupe in which he was riding
and heavy truck crashed.
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JAIL ANDERSON SUSPECT
Nv the Associated Press.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, Aug. 21.-
A man said to answer the general de-
scription of George Dutch" Ander.
son, wanted for the murder of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Hance, of Munice, Ind, was
arrested by the local police today and
is being held pending the arrival OF
a detailed description of Anderson
from the Munice authorities. Tho
man who says his name is Hogan and
his home in Texas. was picked up in
the Newberry railroad yards.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
LET PAVING CONTRACTS.

AUSTIN. Aug. 21.-Contracts for
paving nearly so miles of highway
are to be let by the state highway
department here Friday. Contractors
from throughout the state will as
semble for the letting.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
CARPENTER FOUND DEAD.

DALLAS, Aug. 21.-Alton McNatt
81, carpenter, was found dying in his
room today, A small vial which is
said to have contained a poison. was
found in the roSn. McNatt died a few
minutes after physicians reached him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
BOTTLE BURSTS, MAN LOSES

CISCO, Aug. 21.-Explosion Of a
bottle of soda water resulted in the
loss of the eyesight of one eye 10
X. w. Mapcill. Cisco business man,
when he removed the bottle from an
ice container. Mnncill was cut about
the face by flying glass.
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watching the operations of thC
c. VI. T.. C."
Again there was pause from the
plane as an o. X. was asked for
from The Light office. The reporter
at the Light assured the men aboard
the observation plane that he had
received every word Of their message
and was getting them fine.
FURTHER DATA
As a bit Of general Information
concerning the c. VI. T. C. activities
the plane then transmitted the fol.
lowing
The c. NJ. T. c. will probably re-
main in camp on the Salado until
Saturday morning and then viii make
another hike of G IL miles back 10
their barracks ut Camp Travis.
Saturday afternoon they will be
joined by $50 students who have been