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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20

I'm 1912, he and Honus Mite, San
Antonio manager for 1926. were the
star battery on the only team that
won a pennant for Oakland. Ables
processes two loves--San Antonio and
California. Chamber of commerce men
might do well TO hear Ables extoll his
Texas cline.
HORNSBY THERE.
"'San Antonio climate is so good
four teams will train there next
spring. Rogers Hornsby and the St
Louis Cardinals are quitting Cali.
fornia for San Antonio. Minneapolis
of the American Association will be
in the city.
ave start a series of exhibitio !
games with the Cardinals in March
Further:
"Texas weather, on the whole, is
easier on ball players than that in the
Coast League. The weather is tn
same all over the circuit. In one or
two towns We may have warm nights,
but the days are the same. In the
Coast League you play in eight cities,
each with different climate
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
REPORT MQUILLAN
d INJURED is DENIED

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-CP-Re
ports that Hugh McQuillan. veteran
Highlander of the New York Giants,
had broken his pitching hand were
denied today by the ball players IN
Gle, Paul Z. Mulock Of Queens, Long
Island.
= McQuillan had sustained no injury
Of any kind, either in an alteration
with taxicab driver, as reported, OF
otherwise. according TO his uncle. who
added that the pitcher is now in ex-
cellent condition and engaged in the
automobile business in Astoria, Long
Island.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
MAIN HIGH QU|NT
DEFEATS ACADEMY

First indication Of the strength Of
the Main Avenue high school basket
ball team was given Tuesday after.
noon when the Crimson cagers deci.
sively defeated the st. Mary's Acad-
envy team, at Turner Hall. 20 TO 10.
The score at the half was 1853.
Main High is not in the Academic
League, while st. Mary's Academy Is
one Of the favored league teams. II
was the academy's first indoor game
Of the season.
Langston Lyons. St. Mary's goal.
shooting star. was knocked cold in The
second quarter.
The lineups and points:
Main 1907. St. Msry's t1s).
Dryer -.....::......... Lyons 49,
Forward
KiTlin C2) ......... McIlwain (2)
Forward
Huff ...ss... Heye (2)
Center
ingram .-.............s. Reisin2eI
Guard
Dunsmore III ......s...... Fell
Guard
Subs: Main-Pipkin (6). Scale (6),
Boyd a.. Simon ~. Trice (2)
Davis; st. Mary's-Fister, Dietze,
81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
M'FARLANE PLAYS
C0MPST0N MARCH 81

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Jan. 20.
R-The first match between Archie
Compston and Willie McFarlane, pro-
fessional golf champions of Great Brit.
ain and the United States, respective
ly, will be 36-hole match over the
local course March 81.
Wilfred Reid. Of Detroit, local win
ter professional, will be paired with
McFarlane, while Arnaud Massey,
French open champion, will team with
Compston.
The foreign pro pair recently won
matches against Bobby" Jones, ma
tional amateur champion, and jim
Barnes, holder of the British open
title.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
RATHER RESERVES
BEAT INFANTRYMEN;
REGULARS PRACTICE

The Rather Reserves, members OF
the st. Mary's College basket ball
squad, won their second game Tuesday
night, defeating the Ninth Infantry,
26-17. A few nights ago they downed
the Twentieth Infantry, 28-9.
Walter viii. with IA points, and
George Nesrsta, with six, starred for
the Reserves.
The Rattlers, college first team, is
training for its games here Friday and
Saturday nights with McMurry Col
lege Of Abilene, the first game to be
played in the Fort Sam Houston gym
nasium and the Saturday game in
Turner Hall. Sullivan, formerly OF
the New York Giants Celtics, famous
pro basket ball team, will referee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
LONGHORNS FINALLY
GET IN WIN COLUMN,
BEATING MUSTANGS

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 20.-Cosch
DOC" Stewards young Texas Uni
yersity basket ball quintet finally got
on the right side Of the conference
ledger Tuesday night, defeating the
Southern Methodist University Mus.
tangs, Is 10 20. IL was the first win
for the Longhorns in three games
played, and likewise the third straight
defeat for s. ". U.
Captain Sandi Esquival led the
Longhorn's attack, scoring 10 points
from his position at running guard.
Woolridge and Mann each tossed seven
points for the Mustangs.
The ine-ups:
Texas: Stallter and King, forwards :
Baldwin. center; Esquivel and Pen
ney, guards. Substitutes: Ole and
Higgins.
s. NJ. o.: Mann and Allison, for
wards; Key, center; Dawson and
WOolridge. guards. Substitutes: Lind
Isey and Priee. las s--sr --=z--
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
MAIN RUSHING
THE SEASON
IN TRACK

The first track meet Of the local
season will be held Saturday afte--
noon at Schwab Field, when candi-
dates for the Main Avenue squad
will be put through a series Of elm
nation contests by Coach @Fuzzy"
Fessenden. From the winners in these
events will be picked the athletes to
compose the Crimson first squad.
Coach Fessenden, with five letter.
men back and a large quantity OF
new material to work with, is rush
ing the season in order to have his
squad in shape for its opening meet
against Corpus Christi High. All of
the teams local meets will be held at
Schvab Field.
NEW TRACK FOR SCHOOL.
Construction of a cinder track at
Schwab Field has been almost com
pleted by city workmen. The track
will be $50 yards in length. A large
jumping pit also has been made.
New sweat suits have been issued
to the team consisting Of gray wooden
pants and shirts.
Main Avenue faces a hard track
schedule. Meets have been arranged
with Austin High, Corpus Christi,
Houston Central, Houston Heights
and Breckenridge High. A triple meet
will be held between Main, st. Mary's
College and Schreiner Institute.
FIVE LETTER MEN.
Letter men back for this years
squad are Captain Crowell, Lee Phil
lips. John Arbuckle, George Man
hoff and Elwood Davis.
Warren Huff has been appointed
student manager.
Promising candidates for the Grim.
son squad include Ben Speigel, David
Love, John B. Hesrn, Brown White,
Andrew Nichols, Alfred Ward, Burke
Yonge, Calvin Surtees, Gilbert Phe;f'
fer. A. Garcia, ]. Thomas, G. Davis,
F. Harper, A. Davenport, Ed Brown,
o. Brown, Il. Noake. +. Herman, j.
Holder. II. Chrome, s. Roberts, J. Et-
ter. G.. Cordova, Bill Caldwell. b.
Eastburn, ]. II. Jones and Van How
ard.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
SPILL KNOCKS OUT
BELGIAN BIKE RIDER

BERLIN, Jan. 20.-CP)-While
making a furious squirt in the Inter
national six-day bicycle race today,
Mcnamara, Of the American team.
collided with Debaets. Of the Belgian
team, both falling heavily. McNa-
mara was only bruised, and was able
to continue, but at a late hour De
baets was still unconscious. The
Americans lost a few points by the
accident.
At the end Of the 121st hour. Geor-
getti-Rieger, were leading with 1888
miles, coo yards. having scored 264
points. Mcnamara and Koran were
second, with 253 points; Tonani-Sa-
wall "a new team taking the place Of
Saidow and Rosellen) third, 1874
points; Han-Tietz fourth, 10.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
FANS LIKELY
ITO HEAR OF
'SHORTSTOP'
. Team Will Have Coach
u. This Summer, Too;
Is Flaherty Visits. ~

[ Harry AbIes, president Of the Bear
ball club, is due back within the next
sun from his player shopping trip to
the Pacific coast. and with him viii
come some news about the 1926 San
Antonio team. baseball headquarters
here promise.
Uppermost In the minds Of the fans
1t present is the shortstop question,
which Harry said he would solve on
his coast trip. The Big Bear probably
will announce the name of the man
likely to fill that post on the home
nine when he gets into town Thurs
day morning.
BUYS A DOZEN.
He purchased almost q dozen play.
ers, some experienced, some not so
experienced, while he was away. But
he is far from through with his buy
ing.
More pitchers, more infielders and
at least one more outfielder will be
added to the roster.
And it is known that the Bears viii
step out this summer and have a
coach to assist Manager Honus
Mite. A man well known to San An
tonic fans. q veteran wise in the ways
of baseball, is being considered for the
place, and his appointment probably
viii be announced on Ables' return.
MITE HERE LATER.
Manager Mite is not returning
here with Ables. il is learned. The
Bruins new skipper, who lives in
Oakland, will come here with his fam
lily in February.
Pat Flaherty, scout for the Chicago
Cubs, passed through San Antonio
Tuesday evening en- route TO Catalina
Island, Cal, where the Cubs will train
and where Pat will be in charge until
Manager Mccarthy arrives. Flaherty
spent most of his visit here chatting
with Gap" Leidy, with whom he
played ball many years ago.
Iris Speaker. silver-thatched man
ager of the Cleveland Indians. and
Ms. Speaker, who live in Hubbard
City, Tex, were San Antonio visitors
Wednesday. As far as could be
learned, their presence in the city
had NO baseball significance. The In
dams will train in Florida. The Sill
yer Fox" usually plays a round or
two OF golf in San Antonio every wiz
ter on his way home from coast hunt
ing. ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
PROPOSES FOREIGN
BOXING INYASIONS

BOSTON, Jan. 2o.-CP-Two pick
ed teams of American amateur boxers
will visit Europe and South America
in the spring, If recommendations Of
fered by William "a. Cuddy, chairman
of the boxing committee of the A. A.
u, are approved. The proposals will
be acted upon within ten days at a
meeting of the A. A. U. international
sports committee in New York.
The plan calls for the winners Of
the national boxing championships this
year and the Canadian amateur title
holders to be sent 10 Buenos Aires for
a big international show. The run
ners-up in the national championships
would be sent TO box in Denmark.
Sweden, Norway, Germany and Eng
land.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
MEDALIST BEATEN
IN OPENING ROUND

BELLEAIR HEIGHTS. Fla. Jan
20.-LP)-H. X. B. Davis surprised
golf followers here in the first round
OF the match play in the open tourna,
ment by defeating the medalist, Jack
Munro, GAINESVILLE. Ohio. 3 and /
Munro scored II yesterday in lead.
in the field and was a topheavy fav.
orite TO 90 far in the tournament.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
SAN MARCOS HIGH COPS.

SAN MARCOS, Tex, Jan. 20.-The
Rattlers Of the San Marcos high school
played the team Of the Luling high
school here Tuesday afternoon, the
Rattlers winning with the score 22-1o.
Gensberg was high high point man for
San Marcos and Home was high point
man for the Luling team. San Mar.
cos took the lead at the start and
was never in any danger.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
NEW YORK HEARS
DEMPSEY TO FIGHT
TUNNEY NEXT JULY

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-CR-The
Evening Telegram says today that ne
gotiations are nearly completed for
heavyweight championship match be-
tween Jack Dempsey and Gene Tun-
ney in July at Boyle's Thirty Acres,
the Jersey City arena controlled by
Ter Richard.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
SWIMMERS TOUR EUROPE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-LPD-The
Northwestern University swimming
team next summer viii tour Europe
with the Northwestern University
Glee club. Last year the Glee club
and swimming team made trip TO the
Pacific coast. = I. Ezesr
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
FRENCH CYcffsTS C0MING.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-LP)-An
invasion Of French bicyclists is immi-
nent. 50 says Ernest Ohrt. American
coach, who returned FROM Paris yes
terday with word that tri-color road
riders who carried off Olympic hon
ors are coming here 10 display their
skin "on a course over a rough coun-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-20
YANKS REBUILT
FOR SUMMER
STRUGGLE
This is the fourteenth of a series
Of stories on Major league club pros
poets.

pectS.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-R-A
renovated Yankee team will seek
the American League pennant this
year.
The powerful hitting machine which
triumphed three seasons ago has been
rebuilt. Babe Ruth, prepared By IN
door training to win back his homs-
run laurels, still will be the main
spring Of the attack. Joe Dugan 81
third and Bob Meusel in the outfield,
are the only other veterans, exclusive
of the pitching corps.
ROCKIES AT KEYSTONE.
Roger Peckfnpaugh and Everett
Scott, shortstops. have passed from
the fold. At short, Higgins will dis
play his new Salt Lake City star,
Tony Lazarre, another home-run. hit
ter extraordinary. Wally Pipp, first
baseman, has been sold to the Reds,
The niche he filled will be occupied
by Lou Gehrig, one Of the finds Of
last year.
aAAou w dEu. ctrOuN-Udetuldus Is Du
the market. The Yankees have been
negotiating for Marty McManus Of the
| Browns.
If they fail to get him or some other
outstanding player, Mark Koenig will
play second.
OUTFTELD INTACT.
The outfield of 1926 will be kept in
tact. In addition 10 Ruth ana sIeu-
sci. Higgins will have Earl Combs
and Ben Paschal.
Sehang was supplanted as regular
catcher last year by Beny Bengougn.
but Higgins is still dissatisfied with
his receivers.
The Yankees will take many re-.
cruits South and Higgins is hopeful Of
finding pitchers among them. Hoyt
and Shawkey are on the market.
Jones, ShOcker and Pennock will be
retained.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
Vashon 5S-Roy O

Yashon defeated Roy by a score
of 50 TO 0 on Vashon's field Fri
day, October sth. The game was
one sided from the beginning-the
first half of the game ending with
a score of 26 to 0, and the final
score being 30 to 0. The game
was we'll fought, the Roy team
playing hard to the finish, but
Yashon's team outplayed them at
al times. Both sides were handi-
capped by a downpour of rain,
which made forward passing too
uncertain to attempt Good sports
manship was outstanding on both
sides. Several visitors from Bur.
ton, attended the game.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
VashOn School News
vashon 7-Burton I

Fighting nip and tuck for fifty
minutes of play the Yashon ana
Burton High School football teams
played a Z to Z tie at Burton last
Tuesday 1t was a thrilling game
all through and was witnessed by
nearly all the students from both
schools. NaShou went down in a
body, some twenty ears and trucks
Carrying students and players as
well as Mr. Aliddliug's big bus.
Burton kicked to Yashon at the
start Of the game. Yashon FUN.
bled the bali which Burton recov-
cred on the Is yard line Vashon
held and after four downs took
the ball and punted out of danger.
Vashon made yardage on two
plays and a pass to Corbin, then
had a pass intercepted by Burton.
Yashon held and Burton punt
ed and se the ball see sawed up
and down the field all the first
half Vashon at one time did get
the ball up to Burton 5 3 yard
line but could not score
The second half was repeti-
ton of the first with this exeep-
ton. A long punt By Burton made
it Yashon's ball on her 3 yard
line. Ward attempted 70 punt
from back of his own goal line, the
ball went straight up into the air
and Burton recovered it on the 2
yard line and on the next play
Bennatts went over for touch
down and Odion kicked the goal
Score, Burton 7 Yashon b. Late
in the last quarter Tiomsland tie
Vashon center blocked Burton
punt deep in Burton territory.
Chantler made it first down by ii
long end run on Burton's 4 yard
line. On the next play Ward, tae
Vashon Captain took it over for
touch down and six points. He
also kicked a beautiful drop lliel,
over the bar for The point that tied
the score Thus the game ended
Burton 7, Vashon 7.
II is needless to say that it rain
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15

Last Tuesday the members of
the Vashon Parent-Teachers Asso-
citation had the honor of hearing
a talk given by Miss Nelson OF
Seattle. Miss Nelson represents
Seattle Pacific College, She pre-
scented an excellent talk ON the diff
ferent phases of child welfare
work. All who were present were
well pleased with the talk, and the
different viewpoint they received.
After the meeting refreshments
were served i'll the Domestic
Science room.
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Victory Meeting

Monday morning October II, an
assembly called 10 celebrate Fri
days victory Several football
players were called on to give
their opinion OF the game. Cap
tain Harold Ward in n short
speech impressed the student body
Of the value of the student body
hacking the football team. He
assured them the football boys
would fight 500 better if the en-
tire student body would turn out
for the Burton game.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
Senior Quartet

The Senior Glass has organized
a Quintet with Miss Coyne as in
stuctor, The Quintet entertained
as last Friday, October 8, with a
song named, "l'he Cat with the
Baritone Toiee' by Scott. The
Quintet consists Of Amos Ram
quist isl. tenor; Clifford Corbin
2nd tenor Russell Hall and Ros.
well Johns, Baritonei and Cory
don Chantler, bass We hope 10
have many opportunities Of hear
ing them in The future.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15

a wen coached fighting team
Coach Blevins is to be eongratu-
lated ON his team. For yashon
Tjomslaud the Freshman who
plays center for Yashon twice
broke through, blocked and re
covered Burton punts. The whole
Yashon line played like a stone
wall and Burton never was able
to gain through the line, In the
back field Captain Ward who play
ed half and called signals for his
team was the outstanding player,
The second game between these
teams viii be played on Novem-
Der 18th at Vashon and should be
worth seeing. We hope that a
large crowd will attend.
The lineup:
Vashon. Reeves, R. b.; Magill,
R. T.; Johansen, r. g.; Toms
land, c.; Kirkland, e. G.; Bacon,
L. T.; c. Corbin, L, E. F.; Nelson, Q
b.; Ward, Rib; Chantler, LIB. !;
NJ. Corbin, F. r.
Burton, Enochs, R. E.; Church
R T. W Smith, r. G. Fyler, c. ;
Wilfred Aker, b, G. Smith, l.. T. /,
L. E.. W. Odion, Q. b.;
IIoffmeister, Rib; &. Odion, LIB. /;
Bematts, +, b.
Sabstituti1us, Yashon, Gala
way for ,IohnSen.
Vashon Features Between Halves
A novel stunt was put on by
Vasb0n High ON the Burton field,
between halves of the football
game The student body lined up
i'll a large "y" form. Songs and
yells were given in a true high
school spirit, big welcoming
Hello Burton, Hello Burton
Hello!' came as a surprise to the
Burton students.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
gophomoreg Reeeiye Freshmen

The annual Freshmen lnitia,ion
Which was held 10 thc High School
Gymnasium Friday, October sth
was considered q great success BIS
IN who attended IL a larg mum.
ber Of parents ana alumni attend
el and were amused at the ex
pensc Of the Freshmen The bulk
VI fhr initiation consisted 0f meet
ing The ghost of n unfortunate
Freshman Of long ago who said
10 have been blown 20 pieces by
Dis playful classmates duIng MS
initiation The Freshmen met the
gh0st as he lasi appeared 0u earth
IT. first shook hands With them,
and The result VAS indeed e.octr.
tying Next they were nude io
hand. ihe ~ s.. can h0ues teeth
AaIE nsides, heart brains. and
legs Of the ghost Theo nefo
eleFfrly fakej by 0iIe Ga ma
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-New Emerson Piano
Ohio range, oyer,uffed ri and
other articles Can be seen sun
day at the Francis ranch near
Burton Mrs Loronzo Francis
Burton. 1015-ltp
FOR sALE-1l0 White leghorn
pullets by w C. smith, Ellis
port lO15-2t
FOR SALE yea 90 mare
Weighs about 400 Gus He~ch
Y mile east of Lisabeula school
house. 1922
BEFORE BUYING breeding ,tork
comeaud see ny peiiereal .ab.
bits from Registered stock aI ~
very reasonable prize Sandy
G0ruch Rcd l3l I01-tf
0
FOR SALE Oregon Champion
Go0seberry and Perfection Cur
RANT bushes for hl delivery
Elmer llumel.ue Red 151 rar
tage. 9l0l
FOR SALE j Eoaomy Engine
lal horse power Usei Is nmihs
rail- ff.. V T-u,-.Tn l-.
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Vashon Features Between Halves
Senior Pins

The members of the class of
1927 have ordered their class pins.
a slight change OF two will be
made From the accepted pin. The
purple enamel win be lighter in
color, and the numeral viii be in
the block style Of lettering. Weis-
field and Goldberg are filling the
order.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
Debate

There is a large debate squad
this year consisting of three girls,
Doris Hutchinson, Olive Corbin
and Anne zwarg, eight boys, Cliff
ford Corbiu, Amos Ramquist,
Donald Kirkland of last year and
Corydon Chantler, Hilmar Nelson,
Harold Ward, Louis Brosseau and
Ross Armstrong.
The question is Resolved
that the benefits derived from the
state primary laws justify its re-
tention,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15

earoni, kernels of corn, false hair.
spagetti, sponges, and stuffed
stockings and shoes. After this
formaI introduction each member
of the class was called upon to
perform, and each responded more
or less brilliantly.
After the stunts a four-piece
orchestra furnished music for
dancing, and made folks go home
wishing for more such entertain
ments.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15

William Vermeulen, and helped
demolish the first pumpkin pie Of
the season, a truly NOZZLE one. Have
any other of you good housewives
had the brilliant idea of baking Il
pumpkin pie in big dripping panY
Try it, if you have never been able
to get them big and deep enough
to satisfy your men-folks. One
like that will make them smile all
over their faces.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
Senior Pennant

The new Senior pennant, Al H.
long aud II in. wide arrived last
week II is the same style and
color as the old one but much
larger The old pennant was
ratified off among the Seniors at
10 cents a chance. Miss Coyne
Senior advisor, was the lucky one
to win it.
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Grade Notes

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ed Vashon Grade School ON Wash
on's Field October It'll. Both
teams put up a hard fight and the
score ended 7 to 10 in Yashon s
favor.
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Orchestra Additions

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recently been enlarged by the add
dition of three saxophones and
two banjos.
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WANTED-Chicke Manure, VIII
pay good price. 3. ID. Mukai,
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