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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
AIR POST GR|DDERS
TOO BUSY TO PLAY
"out here they don't know the war

"Out here they don't know the war
is over"
Cant play football at night"
1.-The aerial game will be demon
stratcd only in airplanes."
Those are Kelly Fields answers to
questions about the utter lack of grid
iron activity at the army air post.
There will be no post team and it IS
virtually certain there will be no
squadron team. it is announced from
the athletic office. The men cannot
be spared from their duties long
enough for proper football training
Basket ball will be started early to
make up for the lack and n good post
team is expected. Basket ball can be
played at night.
Virtually the same situation pre-
walls at Brooks Field. Army orders
limiting the use of officer players OF
service teams means that there vii
he no Brooks Field team of former
West Pointers like the elevens Of the
last few years which have cut wid'
swatbs in local football. There arr
not enough enlisted players who cal
be spared.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
BRECKENRIDGE
SCR|MMACES
FOR LOBOES

Bobby Cannon, still having consid-
cradle football wisdom to impart to his
big Breckenridge High School squad,
with hard game coming up at
Schwab Field Friday afternoon with
the San Marcos Loboes, is holding
scrimmage Wednesday afternoon,
something unusual with the game so
close at hand.
The $50 walkaway with Devine left
a lot of theories Impractical, however,
and the South Side mentor wants to
get the boys fully cognizant Of their
cantaloupes before shooting them up
against Coach c. H. Kellam's strong
outfit from up the line. ,
Two changes may be made in guard
positions as an experiment. Harol1
Hildebrand and Tom McCreless, who
have been cutting capers among the
reserves will get into the game IN
place of Appleby and Meeks. probably.
Cannon will use two complete teams,
under present plans.
The starting backfield will be Rec5,
Sweet, Birdwell and either Ftiery or
Fenner.
Dewey Smalley will take Lawrence
Ferguson. second-string end. with the
Bra ckenridge juniors. the Wildcats, to
play Laredo High Saturday. Fergu-
son will replace Junior McCalla, who
had a collar-bone broken in practice.
Rowan will take Ferguson's place
temporarily in the senior squad.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
CRACK LOCAL SOCCER
TEAMS RE-MATCHED

A return soccer match with the St.
Johns Seminary eleven has been ar
ranged by Walter Folks, captain of the
San Antonio Internationals, soccer
team, to be played on Sunday, Octo-
Der Is.
The match will be played either on
the Breckenridge Park polo grounds or
at the Lions Field.
Ray Lambert, commissioner Of parks
and also soccer enthusiast, has given
the team permission TO use these fields.
Father Geehan, captain Of the st.
Johns team, reports that he will put
his eleven through a rigorous training
program from now until the day OF
the game, and assures the Information
ais that by that time they will be in
tip-top shape and ready for the big
struggle.
1t will be remembered by those that
watched the first big soccer match in
San Antonio, between these teams
three weeks ago, that, although the
Internationals finished with a decisive
score of 80 against the Saints, it was
by no means a one-sided affair as the
score showed, but in reality a hard
struggle from beginning to end.
The lineups of these teams will be
announced later, but presumably few
changes, if any, will be made from
the original teams.
The Saints practice on their college
grounds. while the Internationals have
their daily afternoon workouts at San
Pedro Park.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
UNDERWOOD CHOSEN
RICE CAPTAIN TO
SUCCEED TERRELL

HOUSTON, Tex, Sept. 30.-Wash
Heavy Underwood of Honey Grove,
center on the 1924 Rice Owls and
given all-conference mention, was
elected captain of the 1925 team at
meeting Of letter men at Rice late
Tuesday.
Underwood was a prominent candi-
date at the spring election, which Sc
lected Dick Terrell as the leader Of the
1925 Owls, Terrell now is ineligible for
football competition because Of schol-
astic failure in thespring examina-
tions.
The Rice coaches view the initial
test with Stephen Austin Teachers last
Saturday as indicating that the team
work still is decidedly off cobr, az
though they are elated that several
sophomores played exceptional foot
ball.
Despite the rain, Coach Heisman
put his charges through a fierce scrim-
mage Tuesday afternoon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
s. ACADEMY
. TO TAKE ON
ST. |ARy'S
Academic League Starter
Moved Up One Day..
at Schwab Field.

San Antonio football fans will get
their first look at two promising
school teams Thursday afternoon when
"Hawkshaw" Crosby's San Antonio
Academy eleven bucks Dale McCoy's
st. Mary's Academy lads at 4 o'clock
on the Schwab Field gridiron in the
opening game of the Academic League.
= The game was originally set for Fri
day but because Breckenridge High
has game scheduled at Schwab Field
with the San Marcos Normal Loboes
that day and there are other football
attractions here the league contest
was moved IN to Thursday.
FIGHTING TEAMS.
Two fighting outfits will take the
field, according to their coaches.
Crosby admits his San Antonio
Academy bunch looks good, which is
an unusual admission to be made by
any coach. The spirit Of the team is
exceptional, he says.
Mccoy, coaching st. Mary's Acad-
envy for the first time, was pleased TO
find a willing lot of youngsters. His
material light, he has endeavored TO
make fast, tricky team.
CROSBY'S SQUAD.
Crosy sized up his Academy squad
for the first time officially in We'd
nesday morning statement. The first
squad, all of the players on which will
be used Thursday, includes Lemberg,
Searcy, Kelly and Everett, ends; Cap.
tain Keeran, Martin and Spencer,
tackles; Gilliland, Bleakie, Fites, Ste
VEINS and Williams, guards; Ross and
Pierce, centers; Hubert, Lamar, Tar
button, Jones and Workman, half
backs; Walker, fullback, and Birge
and Carl, quarterbacks.
The Academy line will average 100
to 100 pounds, although Seth Searcy,
midget end. a star at 10 years of age,
is considered a regular on one wing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
RAIN PREVENTS PLAY
ON TRIP TO VALLEY

1t rained on the way down. it
rained for five days there, and 1t
raincd all the way back.
That's the report of the baseball
invasion of San Benito by Everett
Booe's all-stars last week. Everett
returned home Wednesday with the
sad news.
However, he will lead the same tai
emit to the same border city to face
the same Valley League all-star COM
bination on October s. o, 10 and IL.
Bob Couchman, Mike Collins and
Lupc Rodriguez are the pitchers in
Booe's squad, lido Henkc is the catch
or, Booze plays first base. Bernie James
is the second-sackcr, Pinkey Whitney
holds down short. Tex Wisterzil is
stationed at third. Red Ostergard
plays left field, and Leo Najo is the
center gardener, while either Collins
or Rodriguez plays right when not
pitching.
Everett took occasion to deny that
he would head n syndicate to buy the
Beaumont baseball franchise. The
rumor. widely circulated, got laugh
out of the versatile Bruin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
PEGLEV|NGSTON
WILL LEAD
CADETS
Center Chosen Captain as
West Texas Prepares
for Opener.

J. II. Peg Levingston, center and
lctterman, has been chosen captain of
the West Texas Military Academy
football team on the eve of the squads
departure for Sabinal TO play the
opening game of the season against
the high school team there on Satur-
day afternoon.
Coach "Wotzie" Kilgore, following
hard scrimmage with Alamo Heights
High School Tuesday afternoon, an
nounced the following lineup as the
likely starter for the Sabinal fray:
Bailey and ]. r. Levingston, ends ;
Dutch" Smith and Salmon. tackles:
Horton and Childress, guards; j. FL.
Lcvingston, center Rehman, quarter
back; Perry and Weyel, halfbacks !;
Baggett, fullback.
KilgOre reports satisfactory prog
rCss in practice and expects to win
at Sabinal.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
WASHINGTON FANS
MOB TICKET BOOTHS
FOR SERIES DUCATS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-R-
Thousands Of lucky fans swarmed the
ticket booths at American League
Park here today to claim the reserved
seats allotted to them for the three
worlds series games scheduled here
between the Senators and Pirates. All
reserved seats have been taken up by
the reservations for which many of
the applications were mailed in by the
faithful six weeks or two months
ago.
AS distribution Of the tickets got
under way, the bureau of internal
revenue called attention to the regis.
tration requirements for all authorized
ticket brokers and warned that its
agents will cooperate with the police
in preventing unauthorized resales. On
all tickets resold at price exceeding
by more than 80 cents the established
price, the government collects tax
of so per cent Of the amount by which
the resalep rice exceeds the original.
This Is in addition to the tax on the
original sale of tickets, which for
last years world series amounted to
S1O0. S1O.4O.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
HUTCHINSORS 283
TAKES. PRO HONORS

CHICAGO Sept. 30.-P1-Jock
Hutchinson, iormer holder Of the Brit
ish open and other championships, yes
terday won the Illinois Professional
Golfers Association championship by
shooting the y holes Of the Mid-City
course in 2S3 for the two days play.
= He went around Tuesday in two
duplicate rounds Of 20, after making
thu course Monday in 72-71-143,
which placed him In a three-cornered
tiei for fourth place.
Others finishing the double frame
w4re Eddie Loos of Chicago, defend.
ing the title, $50; Abe Espinosa Of
San Francisco, $50, and Bert Wild,
Robinson. Ill. 202.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
-RATTLERS COLLECT Is
POINTS IN SCR|MMAGE

st. Mary's College Rattlers scrim-
mayed a heavy soldier eleven Tues
day afternoon in preparation for their
seasons opener at Kerrviile Saturday
afternoon against "Bully" Gilstrap's
Schreiner Institute team. The Rat
tiers held the army combination score
less. while they scored 16 points TEN.
selves on two touchdowns and a 81
yard field goal by Quarterback
"Sorty" McCarty.
The Rattlers will leave for Kerrville
at 0 o'clock Saturday morning by
bus,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
TRANSFER MEN PLAY
EAGLE NINE SUNDAY

Citizens Transfer baseball men will
battle the Mexican Eagles at 3 o'clock
Sunday on Eagles Field in the 1900
block of Burleson street. The game
will be advertised as the deciding con-
test for the Mexican baseball cham
pionship of the city.
Valdez and Martinez will be the
Transfer batteries; Aguilar. Cara and
Borao will be available for battery
duty with the Eagles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
ATHLETIC OFFICERS
WILL MEET TO TALK
OVER POST STADIUM

Action in the campaign for big
concrete athletic stadium in Fort Sam
Houston will be discussed at meeting
of the executive committee of the
Athletic Association of the Second Di-
vision called for 80 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon at the post athletic Of
flee.
The constitution and bylaws Of the
association and an organization to
raise funds for the stadium will be
chief matters of business. Each regi'
ment will be represented at the meet.
ing by one officer and one enlisted
man.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
II. 6. ATHLETES BACK.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Harold
Osborn. high jumper and dccathlon
champion. and three other members
of the Illinois A. c.. returned here
Tuesday on the Majestic after an ath-
letic tour in Europe which took them
through 10 countries. Paul Jones.
pole vaulter: Herbert Swarze, weight
thrower, and Johnny Dehr, coach, ac-
COMMANDED Osborn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
Boxer Takes on
Sparring Partner
In Street Fight
Nv Uni ,ersaI Service,


CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Not
all boxers fight for a big purse.
frankie Sehaeffer, the light
weight, fights for the love Of it
and is even willing to pay for
the privilege.
frankie was W before Judge
John Lyle today on a charge OF
boxing without a referee. The
lightweight engaged his sparring
partner, John McNally, in a
street fight.
"They had been drinking" en-
planned the arresting officers.
Judge Lyle, a fight fan him.
self, discharged the boxer with
warning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
RACING PIGEONS
SHOT, COMPLAINT

The woodlawn, Texas, Alamo and
Lone Star pigeon flying clubs Of San
Antonio are requesting that hunters
refrain from shooting their pigeons.
Many birds that have been sent out on
long races and many with messages
have been shot, since the opening OF
dove season. The pigeon fliers have
a Law protecting their birds, many Of
which are imported from Belgium.
England, France and other European
countries. A large sum of money is
spent by the pigeon owners each year
to purchase and train their birds.
From now until the latter part OF
November, there will be races from
points up to 500 miles from San An.
tonic.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
FLORESVILLE SEEKS
GAME FOR FRIDAY

Floresville High School wants a
football game with some San An.
tonic team averaging around 140
pounds for Friday afternoon. Coach
Harper has appealed to Bob Meitzen
to locate such opposition. Meitzen
can be reached at Crockett 400 or
Crockett 1882.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
INTERMEDIATES FEAST.

The Jordan-Ivers Motor Company
will be host to the intermediate
League baseball team which represent.
ID Il and carried. off the league cham.
Pionship in the season just closed at a
banquet Wednesday night at the ST
Anthony Hotel. The shrimp cocktail
will be served in the rcd room at Z 80.
Covers will be laid for %.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
S. A. HOTEL MAN BACK
FROM FISHING TRIP

w. o. Brinker. manager Of the st.
Anthony Hotel. is home after a few
days spent angling for "denizens of the
deep" at Port Arkansas. Although he
admits catching four tarpon, he is
reticent as to their size or general de-
scription.
an have a statement prepared con
corning the result of my trip in a few
days. he said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
STUDENTS SENDING
DISCH TO SERIES

AUSTIN, Sept. 30.-Students of
Texas University have raised a fund
to send their popular baseball coach,
Billy Disch, to the world series be-
tween Washington and Pittsburgh.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
BUsHERs BEAT CHAMPS.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 30.--An
all-star team of Eastern Leaguers de-
feated a squad of the Washington
Senators yesterday by 3 to 2. Bat
teries: Russell, Lyle and SEVERED,
Tate; Morrell and Schauffel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
sTECHER PISS ZBYSzKO.

Los ANGELES, Sept. 30.-Joo
Stecher defeated Stanislaus ZbysztO
two falls out of three in a wrestling
match. Zbyszko took the first fall
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
SOMERSET, PEARsALL TIE.

Somerset and Pearsall high schools
opened their football season with a
scorelcss tic at Pearsan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-26

81, estos detalles. Todos ellos es-
tan de acuerdo en- que ell pugilato
professional no es sino un flegocio
y, como tai, abundan en- el las
llamadas argucias Y destellos de
"inteligencia" de que echan mano
los businessman. Todo ESQ huele
mas mai que an queso de Cor
gonzola. iY pensar que en- Mexico
lei boxeo professional esta tomando
tai incremento que amenaza con
colocarse en- el misno nivel que
el que alcanza en- este pals!
Ojala que la juventud atletica
de mi patria tenga bastante inte-
ligeneia para saber diferenciar Ell
espiritu de un Tilden que juega
tennis exclusivamente ''por Ell
amor Que tiene a csc pasatiempo"
y el de un Dempsey que no tiene
mas ambici6n que ganar un en-
cuentro de pugilato sea. como sea:
por medios ilegales, sino puede
ser de otra manera.
lDe "EI Universal de Mexicol
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-26
Manifestation de un EspeciaIsta Escritor en- Medi-
Gina Sobre un Admirable Remedio Para
FortaIecer La Vista ,@
Dice qus en- Tsm De una Smsna Fe La Vista 5Oq iua Oa mes

nieljo,' Otra que la uso dice xo
teuia la nolestia de vista forzada oI1gi-
NADIA por demasiado trabajo. tenia los
oju5 fatigados, 10 cual me producia Le-
rriLles dolores de cabeza. He usado arte-
oios nor varios amos, ambos, proptos para
vor 4 distancia para trabaio de mane
y sin clos no podia lecr mi prppio nom
bre en- un sobre escrito en- maQnasaa
de escribir en- fronte de mi. Ahora pue
do hacer ambas cosas y no uEq mas ms
anteoios do distaucis- Ahora puedo cou-
tar las hoias agitadas dc los aTholeS q
otro lado dc. Ia ealle, las enales por "a
rios afos me parecian una mancha verde
confusa. No puedo expresar mi juni1a
por 10 que ella ha aleehos por mi =
Sc cree que miles de personals qaa
ahcra usan aIiteojos podran descartarlos
en un termino razepable y uanltitudes
mas seran capaces de vIgorlzar sus ojos.
ahorrando asi para siempre, Ia molestsa
Y gasto dc usar anteojos. Enfermeda ades
dc los ojos de muchas natur alezas, pue-
den ser aamira blefnente beneficiadas
con este simple medic. Vaya cualqaier
botica buena compre un frasco de pas
tiilas dc Bon Optic. Ponga y dele discl-
ver una pastilla en- un vase con una
cca-ta paIte llena de aqua Con este u
guide bzdese los CLOS de dos a cuatre
vaces dtarias. Sus ojos Sc aclararau per-
ccptibiemente desde ell primer lavatorie
= II inhamac'on roJizo de los olos
pFcf tatneute desap parece 81 siente mo
lestia en- sus. ojes aunque sea poca. aho-
IA es su deber tomar medidas para sal
varloa alites one sea demasiado taroe.
buchos ciegos sin remedio, podrian ha-
beF salvado sus oios en- propic tempo.
HoTA: otro pTominente especislista
a qEien sc ie mestr6 Ell articuio que an
.iecede, diio 81. yerdaderamente Ia
receta Bonsopto es un sorprendente re
reGio para 'os ojos. Los ingredientes
que Ia constituyen son bien conocidos
por eminentes especialistas de los olos
v. con muchisima frecuencia los recetan.
Con muys buen exito Ia he usado en- mi
p1Sctica en- pasientss de ojos fatigados
por delnasiado trabajo pcr uso de an
teoios improrios. Es una de las mug po-
Gas prepar aciones que creo deberian te-
ner para uso normal easi todas las Ia
nii.ias. Bon-Opto antes menctonaao, no es
una medicina de patente un secreto; ;
es rna preparation etica, v su formula
anarece EN- cada paauetes Los fabricali-
tes Varantizan que en- muchas oeasiones
fortifica Ia vista IN so pOr ciense en- e
t6rmino de una semsua devuelVeu p
dinero Puede conseguirse on todas ~
bctic3s buenas. AaFe'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-26

Eseva York.-El DR.. Smith. un espe-
ciallsta de los ojos, bien conc ccido 81
DR.. Judkins de Massachusetts,, medtco y
escritor en- medicina, despues de haber
hecho un cabal examen de un remedlo
popular para los ojos, manifiestan 10 81
guiente:
I'll doctor Smith dice:-Cuando por
primera vez so me llamo la atenclon
sobre clio, 20 estaha ineltnado ser
esceptico. Pero tengo por regla dar q
eada nuevo tratamiento una oportnnl-
dad de probar su valor. Habiendo hloo
specialists por mnchos amos en- traoalo5
de los oios, ~me considero capaZ de dar
ma ouirli6n inteligente Ell remedies pa
ra los oios Desde el momento 4tie este
relnedio ha creado tai sensac.on, dcy la
bienvenida a la oportunidad de probarlo.
Empece a usarlo. en- mi practica hace
pocc mas de un afo con franqueza III
60 algunos de los resultados que. ne To-
grado con Bon-0pto no solo mi me sor-
prendieron sino tamhien a otros p1edicos
a quienes les he hablado de clio, por 10
aue aconsejo a cada medico preViscr dar
a Bon Optic Ia misma prueba concienzu-
da que 70 he dado y estoy SECURE que
iIegaran. a La misma conclusion que 70
tengo, este es, que Bon-Opto abre la puer
Ia para la curacion DE INTERMEDIATES &C
los ojos, las cuaIes en- tiempDs pasadoa
ha sido difien de contener He tenido
pelSonaS Qise pOf amos ud4A AStpeAo o4A Wv
JOS me dicen que los han eximido com
pletamente por medic del uso de Bon
Optic En- mi propia pracrica 10 he vfsto
fortalecer Ia vista mas de mn. 5os en-
pertodo de una semana. Con sorprenden-
tes reshtados 10 he usado en- casos Ae
ojos ca1isadas por exceso de trabaio, ojcs
rosizos, parnados infiamados, conjuntt-
Wits catarraI, escozor, dclencia, ineomo-
didad, comez6r, oios. ,debilitados por
resfrios, hrmo,. SOL polyo y viento, oios
acr.osos, vista nebuIosa y en- efecto, en-
muchas otras cfrcunstancias demasiado
numerosas para mencionarse en- este re-
porte. Un nnevo sorprendente case
quo ha sido confiado mi sstenci6n, es Ell
de una nina de doce ahos dc edad. Dos
prominentes especiahstas decidieron des-
pues de i'm complete reconocimiento, Sc
gdl. Ell padre de ia nifa, cue para salVar
la vista del ojo dsrecho, ell oio. izuuserdo
tenia que ser elininado; mientras Sc esq
persba por una oportunidad para Ia ope-
raci6n aun indeciso dudando de 10
aeertado del fallo para 81 case alguien
dijo al padre de la nina. cue no harfa da
no usar Bon Optic. En- meno5 de tres
dias SO not6 IN alivio remarkable. Al
fin de UNA ssmana Ia iniamscion ha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-26
Ell BANo

En- las edades primitivas de la
humanidad no Sc conecfan mis- ba-
nos que los formados per dep0sitos
naturales de aqua, como los rios,
los lagos Y el mar, En- La India to-
dos los lugares destinados al cnlto
tenlan un estanque sagrado, donde
sc bafaban los devotos. FL Ganges
conserva el mismo caracter, sumer-
giendose en- el, durante las grandes
fiestas religiosas. Los egipcios sc
banaban en- el Milo, Y entire los he
breos eran frecuentes los baflos
va como purificaci0n religiosa 0 cos
tunbre higi6nica. En- Grecia era
comdn el baf1o de rio y de mar, asf
como el dom6stico Consta, list0ri-
camente, que los griegos poseyeron
bailos pl1blicos; igual costumbre tu-
vieron los romanos, siendo famo-
sas las termas que los emperadores
hacfan construir para ganarse la
voluntad del pueblo.
Como Sc We. en- la antiguedad es-
tuvo muy arraigada la higi6nica
costumbre del bafio, pero al llegar
Id Edad Media, 81 no Sc perdi0 del
todo, su use dej0 mueho que de-
scar. FL Renacimiento, segGn va
rios autores, fue fatal para ell ba-
no; solo en- 6pocas modernas yuel-
We a renaeer tai costumbre, pero asl
y todo por algo Sc ha hecho refran
balar a las personals.