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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
9
In this early medical note Dr. R. V. Pierce argues clean blood powers a seven mile per hour body pump. He links stomach disorder to impure blood and general decline and introduces a glyceric root extract tonic as the corrective remedy.
Stowers defeated Twenty-secd Infantry 6 to 2 Sunday afternoon. Wag ner and Favian powered the win with strong swats and Dulling shone in center. Gueldner slipped several over on the Infantry as the battery was Gueldner Thoebel Kay Schermerhorn Williams. umpire Marshall.
Tracey pitched into the sixth for Washers who built a 6 to 2 lead and survived a late Jokers rally. Final score Washer Bros 3 Jokers 2 with Batteries Tracey McInnis Mockett Anderson Whiteline Umpire Stanley. Dalkowitz tops Sutherland Springs 11 to 2 behind three homers by Bates Alterman Teele.
In Sunday morning action San Antonio Hardware defeated King Pattison 14 to 6. Bob Chambers of Hardware drove in three runs and stole third on a hit to left, sealing the win as Hardware built a lead in the late innings. Several Households players appeared for Hardware.
Berg's Mills beat Losoya 8 to 2 in sixteen innings with A. Chavez fanning 23 and Red Martinez superb on first. Lopez powered Berg's Mills with key hits as Chavez and Pereida held off Losoya Rico Salinas. Umpire Garcia.
A Southtown bowling match yesterday turned into a social session as Summerfield players joined Southtown. Scores were not kept and the game was conceded to Southtown by about nineteen or twenty pins. The event followed a plan for Summerfield V5 at Southtown but players’ availability shifted the tone to camaraderie.
The Century alleys weekly bowling marks show P A Thomas 244 in tenpins and Charles Wy ler 9 pins, F C Hodges 80 in seven up, and Mrs M L Neil son 176 in ladies tenpins with Mrs S Scholl 78 in ladies seven up winning weekly prizes. The Royal Achates plan a Monday session at Century alleys in a social lodge match. Turner captains meeting was postponed due to key members missing. a rescheduled date will be set and team availability discussed.
Commodore H. H. Meville of the Motorboat Club of America will travel to London to finalize arrangements for the British international trophy races. England will send a three-boat team to compete, with the Duke of Westminster among entrants.
The Buffalo civic league will move against Sunday amateur baseball games beginning next week claiming the games serve as covers for illegal liquor sales. The league says the games draw patrons to Sunday saloons and notes neighboring saloons prosper from the ball fields on Sundays.
The English and American polo players resume hostilities at Meadowbrook as the US seeks a victory to secure the international cup for the year. After Thursday's sharp 1 1/2 goal win by defenders, a large crowd is expected with betting at Hunt and Country clubs showing American odds. A victory today ends the question of supremacy, while Britain can force a third match next Wednesday if defeated.
Milwaukee faces St Louis in a tight baseball pairing with Columbus Kansas City and Minneapolis noted. The scorelines show Milwaukee 1 Columbus 5 and Minnesota 3 Louisville 4 with Indianapolis 3 mentioned.
Rev Christian F Reisner quotes William Jennings Bryan on the perils facing the home in the United States. Bryan says neglect of religion, lack of home life cultivation, and pursuit of business and pleasure erode family stability as Americans chase money and recreation.
Yeggmen blew open the safe at Meisterhans garden in Dallas early today and escaped with over thirteen hundred dollars in checks and cash. Bartender Charles Atkins awakened by the explosion fired several shots at the fleeing robbers as the safe door was hurled twenty feet across the bar room.
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