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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25

Totals % 10 ~ II
xBatted for Jonnard in 7th.
zERan for HaTgrave in 1th
XxxBatted for Bolen in 9th.
Score by Innings.
chicago ...........lpu ZlO SVv-t
st. LOUIS s.ss..... .sDVO wv zU0--l
summary.
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Fothergill Fattest
Fast Man in Majors

Those who say a fat man has no
place in baseball should look over
Robert FothergilI, of the Detroit III.
gers.
Mr.. Fothergill is an outfielder and
be Is fat. Even the corpulent Mr..
Fothergill mOurnfully admits that be
lis fat. He just cannot help taking on
weight.
But. in Mr.. Fothergilrs favor, II
must be said that he is the fastest
fat man in the major leagues.
He is the most aggressive Of the De.
trOit Outfiel1ers and only one other,
Heinie Manush, Of Tuscumbia. Ala, is
as fast. As getter Of flying base
balls there are few superiOrs 10 Mr..
FOthergill. and his arm is one that
Dase-runncrs take no chances on. He
is an excellent batsman, a slugger
who delivers in a pinch more often
than with bases empty.
Not alone does his excess weight
fail 10 interfere much with mis- base
ball, but the fat Mr.. Fothergill also
won cOnsid rable reputation in pro-
tcsSiOnal football in the North. He
was end on the crack Massillon Tig-
ers. Now, in football, an end may
be fat (althOugh you will recall none
that wcre), but he cannot be slow.
Nr. FOtbergill was a good end. He
would still be a good end IL Frank J.
Nayin, president Of the Detroit club.
did not forbid him TO play football.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
BIRDS PERISH
IN LONG RACE

Many Of San Antonios finest racing
pigeons have persisted as result OF
the latest 7OO-mile race attempted by
the Lone Star Flying Club Of this CITY,
from Kansas City, Mo.
Of the scores Of birds released ut
Kansas City, only five had reached
their San Antonio lofts at the end
Of the third day.
Immediately upon leaving Kansas
City, the pigeons struck the worst
storm of the season, with snow. sleet
and a strong, cold wind. The tempera.
ture dropped to 10 degrees above zero,
and a majority Of the birds either per-
ished or were lost.
A pigeon belonging to the Edward
Herbsleb loft was the first Of the five
survivors to reach San Antonio, hay-
ing maintained an average speed Of
639.S51 yards per minute for the TOO
miles. Herbsleb birds have been vic
torious in the 100, 200, 200, 100. 200
and 7OO-mile flights Of the series.
An J.. o. Logan bird finished sec.
Ond, with two =. s. Peterson birds
third and fourth, and another Herb
sleb bird, fifth
The next race will be flown from
81. Paul, MIMI, an airline distance Of
110G miles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
MAIN METERS
WIN 9 EVENTS

The Main Avenue High School ten
mis- team made a near sweep of its
dual meet with Pearsall High School.
at Pearsall, Saturday, winning nine
out of ten matches played. The Grim
son METERS captured both doubles
matches, and lost only one Of their
eight singles contests. Pipkin of Main
dropped a hard-fought three-set match
TO Beall of Pearsall.
Following are the scores:
Singles: McCarley (M) defeated
Sanders (P), 6-3, 6-1; Black (MJ
defeated Croft (P). So. o.; Kipg
(M) defeated DE Almond (P), AZ.
Ga, 1910; Steen (M) defeated Burks
(P), 0-G, 81, So; Kaufman (M) de-
feated Sanders (P), Ga, 6-S, So;
Trice (MD defeated Wyatt (P), 6-3,
so; Walthall (M) defeated Wyatt
(P). go, G-3: Beall (P) defeated
Pipkin (M), G-3, 81, 4-6.
Doubles: McCarley and Steen (M)
defeated Burks and Wyatt (P). 6-2.
50. King and Black CM) defeated
Burks and Wyatt (P), 81. GO.
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Hoff and Barnes
MAY Still Compete

Charles Hoff, Norwegian pole vault.
ing sensation who holds worlds in
door and outdoor vault records, posi-
lively will appear in the annual track
and field championships Of the South
crn Pacific association Of the A. 4.
[. at the Los Angeles Coliseum next
month. according TO the announcement
inside Oy President Bob Weaver.
Weaver received word from Hoff
that he viii include Los Angeles in his
Itinerary while On the coast. He is en-
route west at the present time.
In order 10 permit Lee Barnes to
compete against Hon. Weaver is AT
present dickering with the California
lnterscholastIc federation 10 trad.
dates with him and allow the A. 4. [.
70 stage its meet at the Coliseum
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CONTINUED from Page ~
Roper flied out and Burns went out
stealing.
Klein walked in the Bears sixth,
when two runs were scored. Segrist
uncorked a double to right, the only
eItrs-base hit of the game. Golvin's
infield out permitted Klein to cross
the pan. Najo batted for Phipns and
popped out, but Wirts stung the ball
past Gamer for a single. counting
Segrist. Flashkamer hoisted to Peel,
BASES FILLED
The Bears tried again in the
seventh but without success. Pete
Rose. who does more walking than
old Dan OLeary. got his usual base
on balls. He was up for Couchman.
Rabbit flied ont. Gonzales singled.
Littlejohn was removed for Mahady.
Klein grounded out, but Segrist got n
pass. filling the bases. Golvin worked
the count 10 three balls and one strike
but the next was grOoved and Walt
didn't offer at it. Then he flied to
center 10 end the inning.
The last effort was essaycd in the
eighth. With one down, WirtS walked.
A wild pitch advanced him. Flash
hamper raped a single over the sec
Ond sack and W'irts scored. Henzes
batted for Kaiser and grounded out.
Rabbit famed.
In the ninth, the Bears were one
twO-three.
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Eaglets Score %
Runs on TerrOrS

With Wiekline burling inyincibic
bah the RichbOoks Eaglets defeated
the Wpodlawn Terror, - TO 8, Satur-
day 70 continue at the top Of the Lions
Field league. Wickline, besides hold
ing the Terrors TO three hits, struck
out "a. Batteries: WOodlawn-Wells
and Carnahan; Eaglets-Wickliue
and McGrath.
-Four games are on the cards at
Lions Field Monday afternoon, two
in the boys le8gue and two in girls
indoor baseball. The Camp Fires will
meet the WOodlawn Terrors and the
Richb6ok EagIets play Good Will
Center. Harlandale clashes with
Main High in the girls loop and st.
Gerard's plays st. Henry's.
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BEATEN
BY Bluffs, 5-3

CONTINUED from Page ~
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Bum Spears Eye
Doing a Comeback

After having been totally blind for
the last few years, BUN" Spears,
local negro fight promoter and a fami-
liar figure TO thousands Of San An.
tonians, has partly regained the vision
in one Of his eyes.
Bum" was ut one time good
scrappcr. His blindness was caused
by blows he received in the ring.
The negro promoter is diekering
with Tiger Flowers, negro middle
weight champion Of the world, for an
exhibition bout in San Antonio some
time this summer.
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Squadron 60 Shows
Way in Kelly Loop

The Goth Squadron continues 70
show the way 10 the teams Of the Kelly
Field Baseball League. By virtue Of It's
l4tO-G victory over the 10Th School
Detachment nine, Saturday afternoon.
The 10th Squadron established itself
more firmly in second place in the
league standing by defeating the Goth
Squadron. Q 10 ,. Chalk. hurting for
the 10th Squadron, struck out ten bat
tiers and allowed only seven safetics.
Minick and Thornton, Goth Fingers.
were found for ten bingles by the 10th
batters
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
A Runs Scored
in This Contest

In a marathon baseball game Tho
Lakeview Bears defeated the Prospect
Hill Cats, 2G 10 IS, Saturday morning
and part Of the afternoon. Both
teams kept a trail Of pitchers 10 the
mound.
7. Norris and Yates. with four hits
each, led the winners and Jones crack.
cd out homer with the bases populat-
ed 10 capacity in the seventh inning.
The batteries-as well as the scorer
could make Out-wcra =. Morris, T..
DeSha. Yates, and Moreigh. for the
Lalseview Bears, johnson. Taylor,
Cuellar and Taylor, johnson, for
Prospect Hill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Knothole Gang
Hears AbleS on
"Clean Living"

San AntoIio's new Knothole Gang,
800 strong, heard President Harry
Ables Of the San Antonio Baseball
Club talk on Clean Living" at a
rally in the Y. u. c. A. gymnasium
Saturday night. Other speakers were
]. Floyd Smith, former boys work
secretary Of the Y. ". c. 4. here.
now of Waco. and Norman Macleod.
KnOthole Gang expert at the local
"Y" Songs and yells were prac,
tieed. The Gang will attend the
Bear-Houston bail game Monday as
guests Of the club management. They
win meet at the "Y' every THUS
day.
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Thoughtful Prexy
of Juniors Would
Offer Jumps Chance

Any experienced ball player in TIL
city, with an eye 10 the future, will
find a ready friend in Gene Scn2
president Of the Junior Baseball
League. Thoughtful Gene is in need
Of several umpires to officiate in the
three junior games 10 be played at
Lions Field Sunday afternoon.
ave will give you the Opportunity
70 learn to UMPIRE promises Cen,
"and then, when you get too old a.
play and your eyes begin to fail, you
can make an honest living that way.
Call President SenR Sunday morn
lRz, at Mission 323J w.
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tty Stops Giants; Cards Beat Pirates; Senators Lose
Simpson Wins
Fight; Kayoed
In Dressing Room,

TAMPA, Fla, April A.
Johnny Simpson, OF San An.
tonic. Texas. both won and lost
in his Friday night bout here
with Harry Henry. Tampa vel.
terweisht, 1t was disclosed Sat.
urday.
Simpson won the referees de.
cision after giving Henry . ter.
rifle beating. but was knocked
out by Henry after they had re.
tired to the dressing room.
The boxing commission Of the
iieth Field Artillery National
Guard, under whose auspices
the fight was conducted, Is max.
ing an official investigation Of
the affair. Henry vas suspend
ed by the Florida commission
30 days.
Simpson had the better Of
Henry from the first round. In
the sixth, Henry dropped His
hands and was tatIsg . terrible
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Mustangs Winners
in Triangle M e e t

DALLAS. April 24-S. VI. I. de-
fe0ted the North Texas State Teachers
College and Austin College in a tri-
angular meet held on Armstrong field
Saturday afternoon with a total Of
T6 points. The Teachers were sec
ond with 1912 points, and Austin
College third with u -. The Ponies
placed in every event but the relay,
in which only two places were
counted.
Max Brown. Of the Ponies. was
high point man for the day with IS
points, scoring firsts in the hundred.
30 !aw hasdles and the broad jump.
and a second in the 300 dash. Van
Wrinkle was second individual scorer
with eleven.
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HOmerS Give Waco
Win Over Beaumont

WACO, April 24-Home-runs by
Mueller and Pratt gave Waco a Z
tO-3 victory over Beaumont here Sat
urday. Before the game, Manager
Galloway Of the Exporters was pre-
sented with a floral bat By admiring
Waco fans. The box:
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FINALLY
WIN ONE, 40
CONTINUED From Page /

Morse. Billings ;, Distel 3, Fitzgerald.
Brainard, washburn; errors BaNnan,
Morse Brainard; two base hits Bau-
man ?. Riley, Billings Gross, Brainard F:
three base hits washburn; home run
Tate: stolen bases OBTicn. Washburn:
sacrifice hits Turgeon, Morse, FItzger-
aid, Washburn, Gross, Darrough. La
pan; innings pitched by Wheeler Is,
two runs hits: Pence 4 1-3. four runs,
s hits; Victor / 20, one run. / hit.
Fussel :, one out in seventh. six runs.
3 hits; bases on balls of Wheeler 4,
Pence s, Russell 3. Victor 2. Dsrrouzh
]. Sutherland !: batsmen hit Williams
BY Russell, DiEtel by DarrouRh: dou-
bic plays TUrgeOn 20 Dlstsl 10 WASH
burn. Gross 10 Bauman 70 Riley, Brain
ard 70 Washburn; time $50; umpires
Daily and Head.
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Looks as If They
Just Cant Hang
Romance on Helen

FLORENCE, Italy, April "a. -
Helen Wills has no romance to hinder
her tennis career.
Intimate friends OF the California
girl star made This statement today
to offset whispers circulated in Rome
that she had become engaged.
Fred Moody of San Francisco was
mentioned by the Rome reporters, but
friends of Miss Wills describe Moody
as merely a good friend.
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l2,0O0-mile Voyage
Saves Life of Bow, 5

PHILADELPHIA, April "a
Thomas Rice. j-year-old son Of the
Rev. Raymond Rice, is on the road
10 recovery after a 12OOO-mile trip
70 a surgeon in jefferson Hospital.
lie was operated on and a foreign
sedy removed from his brOnchus.
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Runs. AVERT. Clark ., TrimbIe 2, Heye
., Stebbins 2, Dresoh, Small, Walls,
Browning: errors. rrimbls :. Small. A.
Z. Fricke 2, Parker. Grishsin. Goforth;
stolen base. stebbins; sacrifices. Walls,
Grishami two-bsse hits. Stebbips 9. Har-
ris. frimble; three-bese hits. Dresch,
Clark; home run. Drssch double play,
Small to Walls; innings pitched. by Co
forth la: hits. off Goforth IL; runs.
off SGoforth Z: bases on balls. off Small
g.. off Ooforth /. off Herman I struck
out, by Small 10. by Goforth 2. by Her
man .: Wild pitch. Small: hit by pitched
ball. by Herman tTrimble, BrownIng);
left on bases, Utilities Z. MethodIsts Z;
umpire. Ted stahl; time, 2;10; scorer, Ed
Georges.
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N GRAW ME- n
LOSE: AFTER
I IN ROW
Brooklyn Star Allows But
Four Hits in Mound
Duel.

NEW YORK, April 24.-GP-
Brooklyn broke the Giants winning
streak of seven straight today, win
ming 9 to /. Petty of Brooklyn won
his third straight victory, allowing
oily four hits. Score:
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CARDS WALLOP
PITTSBURGH
AGAIN
Rhem Allows Champs Four
Hits-GIenn Wright
.BenChed.

PITTSBURGH, April 24.-The St.
Louis Cardinals collected IS hits off
three Pirate pitchers today and beat
the world champions, 0 to 3. Pitts
burgh got only four hits off Rhem.
McKechnie substituted Rhyme for
Wright at short, it being the first
game the latter missed since joining
the Pirates. The score:
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BUSH HAS One
BAD ROUND:
BEATEN
Extra Base Hitting Gives
Athletics Al Game
Over Senators.

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-Get-
ting TO the offerings of Joe Bush in
the third for three runs on three hits.
doubles by Lamar and Hauser and a
triple by Simmons, the Athletics de-
feated the Washington Senator's. 4 to
l. to even the four-game series. Score:
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Totals AN q IS


xBnfted for Mann In seventh.
xxBatted for Pierce In eighth.
xxxBatted for Dean in eighth.
zBatted for Buskey in eighth.
zzBatted for Harper in ninth.
zzzBatted for Bentley In ninth.
Waited for r. Taylor in ninth.
vvBatted for Cooney in ninth.
vvrBatted for Gsuthreau in ninth.
BY Innings.
Fhlaoelpfla ss-....sss. wv WV VEs-e
Boston ...-.....s-.-.. .Avv NAv wv
Summary.
Runs. BDslley, Nixon 2, Leach :, Har-
per, Wrightstone. GauthreauX, Bancroft
Burrus, Johnston, Welch .; errors, Bus
key >. Friberg. GauthresuI. Bancroft 2,
Cenewich; two-hsse hits, Wilson :. Fri
berg. Leach. Brown. wrightstone; three
base hit Leach; stolen bases, Gagth-
reauK, Johnston. WEIGH. Burrus; left on
haaes. Boston 10, Philadelphia 8; bases
N balls. off Genewich 2. off Cooney !,
of Mann T. off willoughby !: struck
out. b. Genewieh 2. by Cooney !, By
Mann 1. BY knight !; sacrifices. Ban
croft. Burrus: double play. Busksy 70
FriberG 10 Bentley; hit by pitcher. Gene
wich b. Mann; wild pitch, Pierce; I'M
uires. Klein and Hart: time. 900.
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Summary.

Runs Goslin, Bishop 2, Lamar,
Hauser; errors Bush. Hale; two base
hits Latnar. Hauser; three base hit
SlAmons: home run Goslin; stolen
base Bishop; sacrifice Hale; double
plays Galloway. Bishop and Hauser ?,
Lamar and Coehrsne. Judge. Mysr and
Judge, Rice, Bush. s. Harris and Sew
ereid; left on bases Washington G.
Philadelphia G; base on balls off Bush
0; struck out by Bush s. by Quinn ];
umplres Dlncen and MCGOWAN.
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PhiIIieS Nose
Out BoStonianS

BOSTON, April 24.-The Phillies came
from behind, smashing in six runs in
tho last two innings and beat the Bos-
ton Braves. TO Z, in a heavy hitting
game here today. Score:
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Indianapolis 12; Minneapolis /.
Kansas City g.; Toledo 0.
Louisville at ST. Paul. rain.
Columbus at Milwaukee. rain.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Okmulgee Is: Muskogee Z.
Fort Smith 20; Springfield s.
Ardmore 10; McAlsster 5.
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White Sox Take
BatfeSt, 7 to q

ST. LOUIS, April 2i.-The white sox
defeated the Browns, to 4, I ma slvg-
fest here today. sisler, McHanus,
Schang and Harris hit homo runs.
score ,,yo,sr ,puo
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Ruth Parks One
as Yankees Win

NEW YORK, April 2I-Ruths third
home-run in the eighth inning featured
today's victory Of the Yanks over the
Boston Red Sex. to 1. The Yanks
pounded wlltse and Lundgren. while
ShocEer Of the home club was almost
invincible, allowing but four hits. Score:
BOSTON Arb O.AtN Y ABHOA
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Runs peFlvsr0s. Reagan 2. McNamara.
wilson. Davis. Pratt, Cohen. Mueller 2,
errors BevlvsEOs, DunnlnR, Mueller; two
hEse hits Reagan 2. Mcnamara. Dun
hing; home runs Mueller 3 Pratt: dUu-
bic plays Pratt 10 Cohen 10 Mueller:
base on balls Tuero 2, Dell Q. Drake !;
struck out by Dell :, by Drake 2;
pitching record I-@ innings runs,
6 hits. IDelJ. Drake % innings,
no runs. 3 hits; umDlres Planning and
DonOhue; time Z:I0.
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yANDY BEATS TULANE.

NEW ORLEANS, La. April "a
Vanderbilt University defeated Tu'
lane in n track meet here Saturday,
- 10 "a.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.


ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn.
Three games scheduled.
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Cleveland Beats
TIGERS in Eleventh

CLEVELAND, April 24.-After pre-
venting q Tiger score in the ninth with
flashy double play. the Cleveland In
dams came back in the eleventh with a
tally to nose out Detroit, to 8. Score:
nntrnlr a n A Claw n II n A
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Cleveland 4; Detroit 8.
Philadelphia 4; Washington /.
New York 9: Boston /.
Chicago Z; st. Louis 4.
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saturday Results.

st. Louis 9: Pittsburgh 3.
philadelphia g: Boston Z.
brooklyn .: New York !.
Cincinnati at Chicago, rain.
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KEARNS IN CORNER.

with Kearns in my corner think
/ can whip either Greb or Flowers, -
said Walker yesterday at his Jersey
training camp. You know they bar
red Kearns out Of the park the night
! fought Greb, and Teddy Hayes did
not rate me properly. ] used bad
judgment myself. Kearns Knows how
to rate a fighter along. when TO send
him out TO fight and when to hold him
back. He proved that cOnclusivcly in
my last fight with Dave Shade when
/ had plenty Of fight in me in the fiji
teenth round and DaS. had nothing.
"Kearns is judge Of a fighters
pace in long fight. just as Tod Sloan
was in a horse race. / was afraid 20
cut loose against Greb when / could
have won II had. / did not want TO
get tired, but did not figure on how
tired be was. ] tossed off that chance,
but ] hope to be middleweigit cham
pion before next October"
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Orange Crushers,
Crippled, Beaten
Out by Doughboys

Taking the field with patched-up
team. the Orange Crush Bottlers OF
the Saturday League wc=e nosed out in
a practice game by the 23rd Infantry
Saturday afternoon. The score was 8
to 4.
Eddie Hickman hurled masterfuI
game for five innings, striking out six
and allowing but two hits, but he was
forced TO retire In the sixth with a
sore arm. Michel and Jeser. infielder
and outfielder. shared the mound du-
ties for the remainder of the game.
Score: II. Fl. +.
Orange Crush ..............4 8 4
23rd Infantry ..............5 q .
Batteries: Hickman, Michel. Jeser
and Pegues: Jones and johnson.
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Runs MoEtCl 2. HarTis, COIllnB, SheeIy,
FAX KEmm. sisler. McMahus. Schang,
MeIillo: errors Kamm, Rice. sisler
yangildcr; two base hit Falk; thrs"
base hit KRmm ?; homo runs Harris,
Slslcr. McManus, Schang; sacrifice La
motto: base on balls off Vangiider ?.
of Jonnard 2. off Bolen 1; struck out
ny Vangilder !, Jonnard I, Bolen !.
Thomas 3. Edwards o. double playF
MelillO 20 McManss 10 SIslcr ?. Scott
70 Collins. Collins 70 sheciy 70 Scott;
umpires Moriariiy, Rowland and Hide
brand.
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Runs, Warner. Blue. Tavener. Burns ?,
Summa. Lutzke; error, Mullen: two-base
hits Burns, Butzke 2. O'Rourke; three
base hits. whitehill, L. Sewell; stolen
bases. Burns, Summa: sacrifices, Wingo.
Levsen; double plays, Levsen to Burns,
J. Sewell to Sturgeon to Burns.
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Totals 4s1432l2
BY Innings,

Two out when winning run scored.
xRan for Bassler in ninth.
xxBattod for Warner in ninth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING,


Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
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xBatted for sheehan in eighth.
By Innings.
. sss So -
summary.

By Innings.
st. Louis. ...............41o 1O1 OO2-9
Pittsburg INSTRUMENTATION 100 O02-3
Summary.
Runs Blades Mueller 2, Hornsby .
Hafey, Bell Carey. Cuyler 2; errors, Bell
HOrnsby; two-base hits. Bottomley,
O'Farrell. Hornsby; three-base hit Muel-
Ter; home run, Hornsby; sacrifices, Muel-
Ter. Hernsby, Barnhardt, Rhyme; double
plays, Rhyme to Moore to McInnis, Rhem
TO Hornsby TO Bottomley, O'FarreIl to
Bottomley, Rhyme TO McInnIs; left on
bases, ST. Louis 6. Pittsburg 4; bases on
balls off Kremer /, off Sheehan ], off
Rhem 3; hit by pitcher. by Sheehan 2:
struck out. by Sheehan /, by Rhem .;
losing pitcher, Kremer: umpires, Moran
and Sweeney; time, 1:4S.
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Summ uTvl

Runs. Todt. Koenig. Coombs 2, GehTig
g. Ruth. Meusel, Dusan5 errors. Todt 3,
Herrera; home run. Ruth; thres-ba
hit, CASTOR: two-base hits, Gehrig. Ro-
senthal. Roenig: sacrifices. Ruth ., Geh-
rig. LabbeTi, Koenig: double plays. Ha-
ney to Herrera 20 Todt. Rigney (unas-
sisted. Collins to Dugan; hits off Hiltse
10 in :, off Lundgren in /; struck out.
by ShOcker g. by Wiltse 2: bases on
balls. off Shocker .. off wiItse 4; left
on bases. New York s. Boston S: losing
pitcher. wiIt5e: umpire, Connolly, Ealln
and Giesel: time, 1910.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Summary.

Runs, Moore. Felix ?; error Farrell
tro-base hits, Groh. Felix; sacrifice
Frisch; double play, Frisch to Kelly left
on bases, New York 2, Brooklyn ?; bases
on balls, off Barnes ., off Fitzsimmons
u; struck out. by Petty 4, by Barnes 2;
hits, off Barnes in s. off Fitzsimmons
: in ID: losing pitcher, Fitzsimmons; UNI
pires. Mccormick, Rigler and McLaugh-
lin; time, 1:4l.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
|PENNANT.
|CHASERSI
TEXAS LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Play Sunday,

Houston at San Antonio.
Beaumont at Waco.
Shreveport at Fort Worth.
Dallas at Wichita Falls.