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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1921

Page

8

Battery wins regimental cup in horse show finish

Fragmented report details Battery B and others in a Tall Field Artillery horse show. Battery A and B claim multiple class wins, with officers, enlisted men, and horses named across a day of events. Officials include Col. Crimmins and Majors Von Hoitzen dorf Avant Budereos Clarkson.

BM. YD. Crimmins Mathews 12Th Field Artillery Melure Lath Field Artillery King 15Th Field Artiflers Dar Goodwin Claibourne Lick Morris Billy T. 1. Thacher Prince Galbraith Peanuts Maris Cn Thunderbolt Tourigowal Bees Pinto Pappas Sloliter Wakefield Tom Wallace Rezments Eurgeon Baines Tieutemant McNeir Alicker Tragland No. 15 Gathraith Buck Tequills Bona No. S Poore Om Roreo

Cubs Beat D Hanis 9 to 1 in Junior Baseball Clash

The Cubs defeated D Hanis 9 to 1 near season end, building a six run rally in the late innings after a 3 to 1 start. Bebneider pitched well for the Cubs, Wolf held for five innings for D Hanis, McDonald endured a fingertip injury but stayed at catcher. Eddie and William Mueller Hormer Huisbors starred, with Bates and coaches aiding. Postgame barbecue and thanks to D Hanis organizers followed, while Duster Bears challenged San Antonio Cubs but scheduling prevented a match.

Cubs Alateur I Volmen T Hanis Arly Innnings Jarbad Yams Bebneider Wolf D'Tanis McDonald Eddie Mueller William Mueller Hormer 1 D'Hanis Ford Duster Bears D'Banis

Giants Lose to Pirates in Five for World Series Hope

Detroit defeated New York 8 6 as pitching shuffled and a late Pirates surge sealed the win. Attendance neared 25 000 in Pittsburgh while New York fans flooded Broadway seeking early World Series tickets.

Broadway Yankee jGiants Tarly New York Ginom Detroit Tirates Aiaios Deay Giants Retueed Nese York Seid Vuree Frisely and Youngs Bose Pirates Oo ‘Arams Tigbee

Canales Dominates in Hard Boxing Night at Local Arena

West Side A.C. star Canales delivered a fierce performance, flooring Coco in the first round and again knocking him out after a gruelling finish. The card featured 118 to 135 pound battles, with Finn, Lopez, Henry, McCoy, Palermo, Aguirra, and other fighters delivering spirited showings. Referee Miranda's decisions mooded the crowd as Canales clashed with varied opponents and the upcoming show promised more action.

Carajo Canara West Side A. C. Fues Kid Coco Coco Canales Miranda Nine Aame Coen Huck Finn Kid Veto Finn Maz Battling Ni Lopez Lopex Henry McCoy Young Palermo Aguirra Denrio Koterse T Miranda Taternnijona Es Thronls Ony Poasibie Ieeluk Pat Jaynor Cet Athround Tagcin Canty Che Tidton

Academic League Football Season Set to Open

The Academic League football season begins Wednesday October 6 with a schedule drawn by A M Yeone, head of the schedule committee. The league will exclude Breckenridge and Main Avenue high schools, retaining five or more member schools: San Antonio Academy, West Texas Military Academy, St Anthony’s College, B Aury’s College, and St Louis College. The winner will meet the city champion after the interleague match.

Bec A. M. Yeone Breckenridge Main Avenue Camp Travis St. Mary's John Ryan Ureecho Schoule J. F

Local league meeting to discuss new appointments at the Y

Howard Teague and James Ha auereufry were re elected to lead a committee with members Maxey Hart J W Short and others. The group will meet next Monday at seven at the Y to assign roles before the league meeting at eight.

Howard The Teague James Haauereufry Diaeus

Re play hot match Walthall Sykes tennis clash

Kon Walthall and Dr. B M Sykes top contenders for the city tennis championship at Bar Antonio Country Club on Monday night. Darkness halted the match with Walthall leading in the third set after a late start. Sykes won a prior result 6-1 6-1. Doubles Eneelke and Von Kumter defeated Hull and Tall in the lone doubles encounter.

Kon Eneelke von Kumter Hull Tall

Transcontinental Livestock Rates Reduced to Aid Market

San Francisco reports a 20 percent cut in all transcontinental livestock rates from September 30 to December 31 as an emergency measure to ease unsettled market conditions for Ute sink raisers. Freight traffic manager G A Ture of Southern Eneifie notes this is in addition to recent short haul reductions.

San Francisco G. AV. Ture Southern Eneifie Company Thy

Only Two Cup Race Balloons Still To Be Accounted For

In Brussels on Sept 2 the five balloons in the James Gordon Bennett International race are reduced to three missing. Reports say Marne landed at Dolgelly, Picardy near Dandy, while Belgica1 and the two missing French balloons are traced. Van Orman, competing, described the race as the most remarkable of his experience amid a dangerous starting wind off Dunkirk.

Brussels Aero Marne Dolgelly North Wales Picardy Dandy du Boys Ralph Upson C. de Au- Larus New York Wales Alliers Armbuster Ugwiteerland Lagrousne Exeter England Waile van Oryen Aiam James Gorday Bennett Dunkirk van Orman

Rail shops close as strike ends at Big Four yards

Indianapolis Sept 20 The locomotive and power departments at Bereh Grove shops of the Big Four end their workday near St Louis as officials indicate the strike is resolved. About 1775 men with a weekly payroll of 57,000 are affected. Baylon rate mentioned. J Mullen superintendent and Bernard von Hoffmann pilot report safe status. cablegram confirms no injuries.

Indianapolis Ind Bereh Grove Lagie St Louis Bea Srnday Munday St Loud J. Mullen Liv Bernerd von Hoffinan McKibien Louis Albert von Hoffinan Xon Toda

Voters in New Mexico to elect senator and amend reforms

New Mexico voters will go to the polls for a special election to fill the unexpired Senate term of Albert B. Fall who left the cabinet of President Harding as Secretary of the Interior. The unexpired term ends March 4, 1925. Republican Boho O. Birsum and Democrat Richard H. Honna are the principal candidates with Apolonio A. Sena running on the Independent ticket. Voters will also vote on eleven constitutional amendments.

Albuquerque New Mexico United States Albert B. Fal Creaideat Harding Interior Vaiandiga Boho Birsum Af Botcarro Richard H. ‘Honna Denactade Apolonio A Sena Lux. Vegas

Strike Quiet Amid Bakersfield Oil Dispute

In Bakersfield California on September 20 a district council oil workers vice president says the strike in the local fields has been peaceful. He denies that units of operators were shot at and commends law and order measures. Officials praise the restraint of both sides and the protection of persons and property.

Bakersfield Cal R. 1 Racer Law and Order Committee Frazer

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