San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
LOOKED BAD, MATES.

For seven innings, the loyal rcoter
labout 1901 Of lhim) cried into ms
peanuts. softly cursing. or else storm
cd at the umpires. Beaumont for those
seven innings was engaged in running
Up lead Of. s 70 l.
In the eighth. the mirncle occurred.
night out in public view. The Bears
III on Sam Ross. former Fort Worth
southpav, like Dempsey lit on Willard
after some NANCY hits had started
thines--and collected seven hits,
walk, base on, an error and SIX runs
10 forge irte the lead. 7-6.
Joe Rabbit. who hadn't made the
sign Of hit in IL trips 70 the plate.
batfed twice IN This inning and SIN
sled safely each time.
Ross didn't last through all this,
Eberhard arriving in time to get
ceusht in the tail-end OF the cyclone
and blown for q couple Of hits.
Everybody in the stand was delight
ed. Here the Bears had the lead after
II scented impossible 10 catch Beau
mont. Then, with one down in Beau
tmopt's ninth, Ormnnd doubled. But
pinch-hitter famed and all seemed
lovely. Tiny Owens was pitching.
having Just relieved Hal Mccall. who
had replaced Bill Ward. insertion OF
pinch-hitters necessitating the changes.
JACK MUFFS 1T.
Tiny put his stuff on twister
for Oliser. A high pop fly resulted,
Everybody began a mad dash for me
exits. including the ball players. But
Jack Henzes, who happened 70 be play
INF first base. mnffed the ball and Or
mnnd scored the tying run. IL seem,
I'd certain that Jack must be decorated
With the Order Of the Goat, though ~
The eighth he had delivered tnpie
that had much 10 do with saving the
weli.knovn dag for the domestics.
ANYHOW. the next Beaumonter went
out and the score stood Tied. =.
Oliver. in center. mifpiayod KIN
Hx 10 start thu Bears ninth AM
Bh,eh got aroua3 20 third. The goa
lsurrls floated over divers head. se
ur;s+ and Wirts were easy infield out
while Klein was held at third. Gon
gsies was hit By pitched ball. 1nei
fhe bslkl
The Bear players. who bad lost lou
straight games. all By close scores
and we're getting a bit peevish sbou
4. went wild when Klein trotted acros
the nan. They threw up caps an
ba4s. danced around the infield, turf
ed hsndsprings and yelled like INDIAN
MIR. LEWIS SORE.
And Mr.. Lewis. who had baked b
.toppins in the middle Of his windul
stepping over 10 make a throw To tlri
base and doing nothing further b.
look foolish. gazed q moment az n
( be,let in his hand and then hurle
i on the xrass. sent bic glove aft
Ia and ground them both under n
heel.
Why Henzes was playing first bs
requires explanation. He started Z
ssae Al second. Mike Gonzales hayil
beer benehed on the supposition IN
= rest might bring back his battil
eye.
Coffin said something TO Umpire Bal
Walt was directed 10 the club houi
After some argument. he wei
Henzes took his place and Gouzal
vert 90 second,
Back Of this was = long story q
inyolred the chasing Of Honus (hi
Mite, Who, wen be argues, does
mean mavbc. In the sixth. Leo Ma
rho srnackei the ball hard, was call
out on close play at third after bnn
ing the left field fence with a dri'
The Bear manager informed imp
Barr that he was not only bli
man bot several kinds Of blind M
us nmplets chased the manager .
nlastered fine or him.
Two hits md long liner By 6
,in followed Najo's out at third a
) ihr Bears failed % scare in that