The Daily Express. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 143, Ed. 1 Monday, May 23, 1910 Page: 5 of 12
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THE SAN ANTONIO DAILY EXPRESS: MONDAY MORNING, M AY 23, 1910.
u
ISR
BRONCHOS HAVE GAME GRABBED
UP TO EIGHTH.
Then Feeney Is Hit Hard—Umpiring
Is Subject of Complaint for All
Parties. Including a
Big Crowd.
Fpecial Telegram to The. Express.
GALVESTON, Tex.', May 22.—Before the
largest crowd that has been seen in Ath-
letic Park this year Galveston today took
the second and final game from the
Bronchos by a score of 4 to 2.
The game was featured by good pitch-
ing by both Hise and Feeney and by
two innings, one fur each side, when
things broke bad for tlie fielding team
and the runs were scored
An unpleasant feature of the game was
the umpiring of Page, his poor decisions
affecting both sides and at times nearly
causing riots.
Hise had a shade on Feeney on every
side, and his support was more steady.
Galveston's rally in the eighth, when
the Bronchos appeared to have the game
cinched, set the crowd wild with delight.
The visitors fairly were swspt off their
feet. Feeney was pounded for four hits,
one of them a two-bagger, and his sup-
port was not all that could have been
desired. Outhit up to mat time, the Sand-
crabs got it all back, with some to spare.
The score:
GALVESTON.
AB.H.O.A.E
Kaphan.rf
Bi» ncer,3b
lniudon.2b
Riley, If
Hoffman, of
Bpongler.lb
Baiidnerr.ss
Uraun.c
Hise.p
4 1 2 0 0[ Lflrnem,2b
4 11 OO'Kipp.ss
4 2 13 0 Mclver.lf
3 0 4 0 O'Stlnson.lb
4 1 0 0 OjAlexander.rf
4 2 11 0 lll-eidy.cf
2 12 2 HFir.-Rtine.3b
3 0 6 0 O'Rchan.c
3 0 0 ft 0'Feeney.p
SAN ANTONIO.
AB.H.O.A.E
2 4 0 1
115 0
1 1 00
0 10 10
0 2 0 1
0 0 0 0
13 3 0
0 3 0 0
0 0 0 1
Totals 31 8 27 11 2! Totals
32 5 24 15 3
Score by innings
Salveston 000 (MX) 04*— 4
Hits 010 011 14*— 8
Ban Antonio 000 002 000— 2
Hits 000 112 001— 5
Summary: Runs. Kaphan. Spencer, Dundon,
Bra tin, I.arsnn, Mclver; two-base lilts. Lnrten.
Dnudon; stolen banns. Hoffman Stinnon: sac-
rifice hits, Kipp. Snndherr, Hise; struck out,
by Hise by Feeney 2; base on balls. off
Feeney l; double play. Feeney to Kipp to Slin-
ton: time of game, 2:00: umpire Page.
Dopelets.
The Bisons now must bo considered.
Those single bad innings may not be peculiar
^clfoo
AMERICAS FINEST WHSKElf
fO? RGM. MUStf,
Xou C(S.«T ®GAT ^
ILL s-TfjeboRe"
\ -rHlMK TUffiE5
moRG PATWOS
teKGsP OW SHIAMWCJ CN"
TONH TH.~ Boote-ocr.
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if?—"
ijjp
/ " 15 So
( RAPG A3 P>
PORTER HOUSS ilj
iTe>,K " J
{ieMEMlGUC.,
( CfVNi set x<XJR.
C-eHiiCTIOM IN)
SvNK
y
TH* maw
V.IW& OF- TALK AMON6 THE LO\N—
to Nag pitchers alone,
habit.
but they are a bad
Harry Abies probably has been kept just for
this.
Feeney appeared to lose* something after the
s< venth.
There is considerable Joy to be found in the
fact that Larsen hit some.
Umpire Page appeared unable to Satisfy more
than one club at a time yesterday.
It's great the way Waco continues to act as
a percentage builder for the others.
A lot of local fans are willing to bet that
the Navigators will change before coming here.
After all that skirmishing around in the wet
weather the Sand Crabs proved themselves in
their element, taking two in line.
DALLAS HAMMERS BANDY
But Oklahoma City Cannot Get at
Shontz Very Hard.
Special Telegram to The ExprelS
DALLAS, Tex., May 22.—Three hits
bunched In the second inning gave Dal-
las two runs, and three more buriched in
the sixth gave another. This warming-up
process, applied to Pitcher Bandy, won
for Dallas one of the best played games
of the season, neither side making a
fielding error.
Andrews, Crowson and Casey each
made a single and that was all that the
visitors were able to get off Shontz.
Score;
DALLAS. I OKLAHOMA CITY.
AB.H.O.A B AB H.O.A.E
Maag,2b 3 2 5 0 0(Perrine.2b 3 0 2 2 0
F.ns.ss 4 1 0 2 0 White,cf
Gowdy.lb 4 1 ft 0 0]I)aris,rf
Storch.lf 3 0 2 0 0 Prucke.rf-lf
Jackson, rf 3 2 2 1 0| Andrews. 3b
Maloney.cf 2 0 11 OjCrowson.rf
I.allier,3b 3 11 2 ON eyes, c
Onslow,c 3 0 10 0 0|Caseyflb
Shontz,p 3 10 1 0|Mlller.lf-3b
— Nagle.ss
Totals 28 8 27 7 0|Handy,p
struck out. by Mitchell 6, by Ogles 1; base on
balls: off Mitchell 2; batter hit, by Ogles; left
on bases, Houston 6, Waco 6; double play.
Ogles to Ilarbi.- u to Connnway; time of game,
1:40; umpire. Weatervelt.
SECOND GAME.
HOUSTON. , WACO.
Mowry.rf
Hill.lb
Bell m
Midleton.2b
Corklll, rf
Not-then.cf
Curl in. lb
Bureb.c
Rose.p
Totals
AB.H.O.A.E
8 8 1 0 0 Th-ho.cf
;i on 0 0Di:gey,2b
3 0 0 2 1 Tullos,3b
2 1 3 2 0 < r.noway lb
1 0 0 0 0 Williams.If
2 l 8 0 0 Walsh,rf
2 0 0 1 0 Harbison,ss
2 0 3 0 0 Gordon.c
2 0 0 4 1 Miller,p
AB.H.O.A.E
10 10 0
4 1110
4 12 10
3 0 3 0 1
2 12 0 0
2 1 1 (Hi
3 0 2 2 0
3 1 3 2 0
3 1 1 10
Totals 28 6 18
0 1 00
0 10 0
0 2 00
1 0 20
12-10
0 2 2 0
1 10 2 0
0 2 00
3 0 2 4 0
O 0 1 0
PURITY
UPTOTfffCOM
Served at every flrst-rlnss bar in San
Antonio. Call for the braud that de-
lights. You will appreciate Its goodness.
JOSEPH FRIEBIS, Gen. Sales Agent.
C. M. DODD. J-/Dcal Sales Agent.
Special This Week Only
LOOK! LOOK!
A full quart of the celebrated
Spring Bourbon or XXX Pearl Rye.
bottled In bond, guarao- QCn
teed 8 yearn old OaJl#
N. R—The Government stump on
the neck of enrh bottle guarantees
HI remit h and () utility and Age of
coutentH and date <»f bottling.
In order to get these at this price
bring this advertisement with you.
None of these goods sold without
this ad. Limit four quarts to each
customer.
Mali Ordrm Filled.
AUG. LiMBURGER
METROPOLITAN DAK.
Corner Main Plum and Main Avenne
Totals 28 3 24 14 0
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Pnllas 020 00 ! 00*— 3
Oklahoma City 000 000 OOi 1
Summary: Runs, Ens, Jackson, Lallier, Drucke
two-base hit, Shontz; stolen base. Perrine; sac-
rifice hits. Maloney. White. Casey; struck out.
by Shontz 8; base on balls, off Shontz 0, off
Bandy 1; loft on bases Dallas 2. Oklahoma
City 6; double play, Maloney to Gowdy; time
of game. 1:35; umpire, Jeffries.
FORT WORTH, 2; SHREVEPORT, 1
Burke Is More Effective cm Strip Than
Howell.
Special Telegram to The Express.
FORT WORTH, Tex., May 22.—Burke
was invincible today with men on bases
and pitched himself out of several bad
holes into which his own wiklness put
him. Howell also was effective In the
seventh, when the locals bunched hits
enough to win the game* Score;
FORT WORTH SBBBVBP0RT.
AB.H.O.A.E AB.H.O.A.E
Fillman,2b 3 1 4 3 0|Hubbart,cf 3 0 2 0 0
Meore.ss 4 0 6 0 1 Cowan,ss 2 12 10
20 4 21 9 2
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Houston 020 000 *— 2
Waco 000 000 0— 0
Summary Runs, by MIddlaton, Corklll; three- i
base hit. Northen; stolen bases Mowry (2); |
struck out, by Rose 2. by Miller 3; ba«e on
balls, off Ros»- 2. off Miller 1; battor hit. by
Miller: loft on bases. Houston 1. Waco ft; double
plays. Miller to • 'onnoway. Harbison to Tulles;
time of game. 1:15; umpire, Westervelt.
Taylor, 8; Rockdale, 0.
i-pedal Telegram to The Express.
TAYLOR, Tex., May 22.—The Rockdale
baseball team, strengthened by players
from Hearne, was shut out by Taylor's
undefeated tonm here this afternoon by
a score of 8 to 0. Score:
R. H. E
Tavlor lf>2 111 20*—8 7 3
Rockdale 000 OCO —0 4 2
Batteries: Watkins and Smith; York
and Vogel.
DoBona Breaks Up Game.
Special Telegram to The Express.
EAGLE PASS. Tex., May 22— Eagle
Pass defeated Brackett in the second
straight game today, 5 to 2. DeBona made
a home run with two men on bases.
Brady Wins Three Straight.
Special Telegram to The Express.
HRADY, Tex., May 22.—Brady and Fife
closed their third game of ball here to-
day, Brad1- winning a.ll three. The srnre
today stood 5 to 3 in favor of Bradv. Bat-
teries: Fur Brady, Hall and Fuller; for
Fife, Baldridge and Flnlay.
jack johnson loses flesh
After Workout the Negro Tips Scales
at 218'j Pounds.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22—Jack John-
son did bis boxing at his beach qaurters
this afternoon before a crowd Just as large
as on the opening day, and if anything,
the negro chatupion had a faster workout.
He was anxious to find out from the
newspaper critics who were present how
they liked his worls and particularly
wanted to know if they considered him
Following the workout he weighed in the
presence of a newspaper crowd ami tipped
the scales at 21S»j pounds. A week ago
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YOUR R>oht
Rcl;ili\c I'osition of National League
Clubs Suffer No Mttrntions
1 rom Sunday l.amcs.
IN TH€ OF TW
wf-To-tpctte nusic —•
MO-HIT GAME IS FEATURE
Little m moiivm transpired in tho Na
tional - • sterd • , while in h»!
American i,«j f4 «ni« •• wer hedi.ied. In
•t •• Nati«>n : • uh \s »n again, but tae
Pi'i'iT' did ft"f j!.- «'incinnati continued
t" w:n wi 11« i^ri'okhn broke the St.
liouii Cardiualfi .\ nin^ streak.
In Mi- S'»: i \t|. it a ^ lowed Xew
< ► r I♦ • n11^ m 11i• • I in. > while Birm-
gham bent Momplii n. a shutout game.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 7; Philadelphia 3.
1 " a'-m miij. «"li j.- .mi-ily rlffearod
I ' ulrl; ill in 1 . Ft i In.- Ii ! ih«* with-
•' until tli. mh jnnfiig. when he
•- li'i hi -!. Tin- jfame n-Hl
in the ninth la-
It H E.
»»»»• 7 0 1
_'(ll .'{ « 1
Brennan, Kur-
Tl
Cincinnat
CINi'lN N' ATI. Mil
II'.M !
will Ar
Boston, 3.
. 8u gga, while
> .i f ot ie.s well scat-
int hing hits off
Tl:
Or<6tnu
l/iwinn '
1. .rr.
R II. E.
000 8 2
10-— 4 7 3
.<1 Smith;
Brook vn. 2 St Lou ? 1.
I Of * IS
today tl
1\J e,R-T»STtC
pfc e>l<3
8iVTTV.e.
BASEBALL SUMMARY.
Texas League.
Galveston. 4, San Antonio, 2.
Houston, 3-2: Waco, 2-0.
Dallas. ; Oklahoma City, 1.
Fort Worth, 2;, Shrevepnrt, 1.
Standing of the Club*.
PITCHER GUEI.DNER THIS TIME 1-
THE PERFORMER.
He Leads Slower* Team to Victorj-
Over Pirates—.Many Contests Are
Played by Local Independent
Clubs Sunday.
Another no-hit, no-run game was
pitched yesterday in local independent
baseball. Louis C*ueldner, the Turner
athlete, blanked the Pirates in this
fashion and the Stowers won the game
| by the score of 4 to 0.
The game was played yesterday morn-
i: y on tin* Henrietta Street diamond
and was witnessed by a good siz
rowd. Oueldner was in top form
l won from St.
Itting of Hum-
«iv He scored
nt Burch homo
seventh inn inf.
ling rain. The
R. II
100— 2 1.
ItfYl— 1 <
S'-anlon and
dps.
E.
1
Er-
S0UTHKRN LEAGUE.
Jolley.rf 4 1 2 0 0 Gardner,lb 2 1 1* 0 0 ^ .
RtfCgs.rf 3 l 1 oo I . Smith.rf 3 0 2 00, today he weighed 224 pouuds.
Coyle.cf 2 0 1 0 0|McDonald,2b 3 1 3 11 !
Brewster.lf 0 0 0 OOujoar.lf 4 0 3 oo MANY CARS ARE ENTERED
Kantzler.lb 3 1 « 2 On ;,8mlth.2b 4 1 0 30
Rnapp.Sb 3 1 1 o olflenrirger.c 4 0 2 4 0
Gribbens.c 3 0 f> 3 0 Howell,p 10 120
Burko.p 8 0 1 5 0
Totals 20 4 24 11 1
Totals 28 5 27 13 1!
Shrereport
Fort Worth
SCORE BV INNINGS.
|V»0 000 010— 1
000 ooo 20*— 2
Summary: Runs, by Coyl<\ Kanzler. Cowan;
stolen base, C. Smith: sacrifice hits. Gardner.
C. Smith: struck out. by Burke 4. by Howell 2:
base on balls, off Burke 7. off Howell 2: left
on bases. Fort Worth 4. Slirovpport 7; double
play. Fillman to ICanzler; time of game. 1:25;
umpire. Matthews.
BUFFALOES WIN BOTH
Bat It Out in the Last Innint; of the
First (iame.
Special Telegram to The r.'xpress.
HOUSTON, Tex., May 22.—Houston won
both games of the double-header with
Waco today and is now loading the Texaa
League by a good margin with a per-
centage of .f>47.
In the first Houston was unable to
score until the ninth Inning. For the
first i-ight innings Ogles for Waco held
the Houston team to three hits, and inci-
dentally without a run. and with the
score 2 to 0 against them the Buffaloes
went to bat in the ninth for their last
chance to score. Hill, the first man up,
was an easy victim, Hnrbisoti to Conno-
way# but Bcudder ih-u singled through
second and was advanced to second on
Middleton'H groundoi t.( tho infield, which
landed Charlie safrl> at first. Corkhill
was hit by the pitcher, and both Hell
and Middleton scored when Hub Northon
singled to left field. Hurch bunted the
ball and when (Jonnoway dropped the
tkrow to catch him, Corkhill scored from
third, winning the game.
Charlie Hose pitched the second game
and proved his ability as a southpaw slab
artist by twirling a shutout, during which
he allowed but six hits. The Uuffalies
scored their two runs and sewed up the
second game in the second inning when,
with two men on bases. Hub Northen
made a three-base hit, scoring Middleton
and Corkill. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
HOUSTON. 1 \V.\ro.
AB.H.O.A.K| AB.H.O.A.E
Mowrv,If I 2 1 0 0|Th«bn,rf 3 0 I 0 0
IIIIl,lb ss 3 10 O o|lnigi.y.2b 4 2 3 7 0
N. wnain.lh 1 O 2 O 0|TuMos.3b 3 1110
Midletou.2b 4 0 0 o (•..nnwa.v.lb 3 0 14 0 1
corklll,rf 1 " n "(William*,If 4 0 i oo
Northen.cf 4 1 1 1 OjWalHh.rf 4 2 <• OO
Carlin,3b 4 0 0 2 3|Hnrblson,SH I 0 5 2 2
Hurch.<a I 1 " 2 oiThiif kara.c 4 1 110
Mitchell,p o o 4 oiogies.p [ o o n l
Bell,mm 4 10 1 01
i Totals 33 8 *26 14 4
_ Totals jU 6 27 15 '}}
•Two out when winning run was made.
SCORi: BY INNINGS.
Houston 000 000 003— 3
Waco 010 000 100— 2
Summary: Runs, by Middleton. Corklll, Bell,
Walsh. Harbison; two-base hit, Corklll; stolen
bases, Tullos. Northen; sacrifice hit, Connoway;
Played. Won.
Lost.
PercL
Houston
34
22
12
047
PHIIHS
35
22
13
02a
(iilvestnn
. . 34
20
14
. .'.8ft
SAN* ANTONIO
32
18
14
5G3
oklohoma City
35
10
19
424
I'nrt Worth
.... 33
14
10
424
Shreveport ....
30
14
3 SO
Waco
33
10
23
.303
Today's
Garnet.
San Antonio at iioim n.
Waco at Galveston.
Shreveport at Dallas.
Oklahoma City at Fort Worth.
Southwest Texas League.
Victoria, 3; Corpus Christl, 0.
Laredo. 3; Bay City, 0.
Btanding of the Clubs.
Played.
Won.
l.nst.
Pny City
30
21
9
Victoria
30
21
9
Laicdo
30
17
13
Corpus Christl
31
11
20
Brownsville
29
10
19
lJervlllt*
30
10
2U
Today s Gamea.
Perct. |
.7<*>0
.700
. f>67
.'dK
.h'd
Beeville at Corpus Christl.
Victoria at Bay City.
Laredo at Brownsville.
American '/eagu*
No games were scheduled.
Standing of the Club*.
Forty-five Seek to Race on Big Track
This Week.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jnri., May 22.—Forty-
five cars, representalng seventeen dif-
ferent manufacturers, already are en-
tered for the races at the Indianapolis
motor speedway, which will open Friday
of tills week and will continue Saturday
and tho following Monday, Memorial Day.
The entries are expected to run over
fifty before tho lists close Thursday nisht.
Many of tIt• ■•ars will begin "tuning up-
on tho polished track, a two and one-luilf
mile course.
The referee will ho I.onls Speerc, presi-
dent of tho American Automobile Asso-
ciation, anil tho starter Frank Wagner
ot New York.
SPORTLETS.
Played. Won.
Lost.
Perri.
Philadelphia
25 20
5
.800
New York
26 13
8
. »t!#2
Boston ....
27 15
12
.oo 0
Detioit ...
29 10
13
.562
Clew-laud
27 13
14
! 4M
w :• blngton
29 11
IS
.;t79
Chicago ...
24 8
10
. 333
St. I/»u1b .
25 5
20
.200
Today's Gamea.
Detroit at
Philndelphla.
(level ii nd
at N'-vv York.
St. Loula
at Washington.
Chicago at
Boston.
National I.eapuc.
Chl'-ngo,
, Philadelphia, 3.
CIlirllHIUtl
4, Boston, 3.
Brooklyn,
2; St. louts, 1.
CLUBS ARE TIED ST fiPEX.
BAY CITY IS I FORCED TO SH ARE
WIT ff VICTORIA.
First Timo Sin re April 27 Rice Eaters
Have 1 Failed to (ro It
Alo.sie on the
Summit.
A tie exists at the top of the South-
f west Texas League this morning as the
result cf yesteijdays games In which
Laredo beat Bay City and Victoria de-
feated Corpus Olhristi. Ilay City at last
ij forced to share its lead with the
Rosebuds after , heading the
the morning of April 27.
By a strange coincidence the scores
that brought a bout the tie both ways
from the middle \ were the same, 3 to 0.
Arid Laredo is; in striking distance of
the leaders, the ifight thus far recogniz-
ing only those three. Tim Bermudas
have won four less and lost four more
than the two that are tied for the top,
and all the difference in the world can
be made in the standing of these three
within two wee ks.
While the sec und division clubs are
running some viay behind Just now,
their case is far 'from hopeless and they
also have yet a chance to brace up and
become contende rs.
MEMPHIS. T<
inghatn rontrlhu
gHHje. giving
Birminn'uam 3 Memphis. 0,
Miiy 'J'J -Bauer fnr Birra*
1 h<- feature u- lk in today's
fhr«- tilt* in «ix ninujgs.
\ lien til'
prop-
Kami
iunt of raiu.
u. h. k.
Biruiinghaiu
M. mi h.
Batteries: Bat
McGiaw.
Atlanta,
NEW OI<LEAN
rorg and two qm
FittPiinrnnn*.
serle->. 4 1-'
],<r H!„,„t e,|i
ited h.v belt
moinirg ruin
r aixI Kyan; Klawitter and
4. New Orleans. 3.
Mr j_\ New Orleans' er«
sionf by Umplr*
first game <<f the
de
\n\
Atlanta
N»« Orleans
Batterl"6
and LaFltte.
AtlantH th
■-hoi ai'-i Maxwell wore
(1 hut th. former prof-
support. A fI'-ld muddy from
hurt the play. The score:
R H. E.
020 Of'O 200-- 4^-2
1 in np» f'rtO-- S 0 4
Fish'-r milI Matthew-; Maxwell
i
and
the Pirates were unable to discover him
at nil. Score.
R. H. E.
Stowers 010 OH 1"*— 4 8 0
Pirates i"»0 000 000— 0 0 4
Batteries: Gueldner and Froebei; Free-
man and Stahl.
SARATOGA, 7; PALACE, 5.
Overcoming a strong start on the part
of the Palace Fish Market nine yester-
day, tho Saratoga Restaurant team won
the game finally by the score of 7 to i.
Score:
R. H. E.
Saratoga 101 102 020— 7 9 1
Palace 201 001 001— 5 6 4
Batteries Herzog. Nathan and Garcii,
Coleman, Weimar and Rough. I'mptre,
Deskin.
HOUSEHOLDS ARE DEFEATED.
The Household basehall team went
over to New Braunfels yesterday an i
lost to the team of that town by tin
score of 10 to 9. Score:
R. H. S.
New Braunfels o«»4 004 02- 10 4
Households ;*0o „l o{o- y ^ \
Batteries: Hall ami Stein; Brown, l*n-
derwood, Toepperwein and Hovel
HOUSEHOLD 1#:SKRVK9 WIN
The Household Reserves yesterday
morning won from the West End team' W (» '■ «'43—16 -1 i
by the score of 1 to 0 in a seven-inning K. of '' 1" " 0 . 15 t4
game. Score: I Batteries; Behrens and Schw'&rt2; J.
R H. E. Houston, Dullnig, Campbell and Hous-
Reserves (XXi 010 0— 1 3 2 | ton.
WALDORFS WIN FINE GAME.
In a thirteen inning izarne yesterday at
1 2
Mel-
heavy hitting on tlv part of the winners
being the high point. Scores; ^
Fit st game- A.;
I Re-1 «'up- f"" f 3 0 -
; Little Joker* *00 000 OO - 0
i Batteries Dresch and Nesbitt;
cher and Butler. Cmpire. Dagin
; Second game— ^ R- * v *;
J Red raps 11" 101 400— 3 12 0
i 1 .ittie J«• k»• r "0o 10O- 1 2 3
I I latteries M < kel and Nesbitt; <'oo^
j and Martin. Umpire, Dagin.
W. n W. NINI-: IS WINNER.
The Commercial Camp; Woodmen of
' the World baseball tfiim vesterday won
nom th< Knichts of Columbus by the
c:( ..ro of 1*> to •{. Score:
R. H. E.
ROSEBUDS 1 BEAT PELICANS
race since I West Ends 000 0<» 0—2 4 1
Batteries: E. Chambers and Broad.
I J'ffries and Got hard t. Umpire, James
Kelly.
PHILLIES, 7; PIRATES, 3.
I A rally in the eighth inning that netted
five runs won for the Phillies from tlv
Pirates yesterday afternoon on the River
Avenue diamond by the score of 7 to 3.
Score:
R. H. E.
Phillies 010 100 050— 7 15 >
Pirates 001 U<0 010 -3 4 o
Batteries: Cur ran and Slaughter:
House, Freeman and Gambs.
RED CAPS WIN TWO.
Two games were won by the R«»d Caps
yesterday afternoon in a double-header,
in the first game they defeated th- Lit
tie Jokers by the score of 8 to n, the - oi
test being featured by the hitting ot the
winners and the pitching of Dresch The
Btcond game was taken from the same
team by the Caps by the score <>f b to 1,
hnaups Figure Borne More in Victor)
of v Victoria.
Standing of the Clubi,
Played.
Won.
Lost.
Perct.
PltiKhurg
25
10
9
. 040
I'hhrtRo ......
27
10
11
. r.93
Clneinuiill
L'ft
15
11
. 577
New York
30
10
14
. 533
St. Louis
30
15
15
. 5< 10
Phlliid'-lphia
20
13
13
,.VX)
Boston
28
10
IK
. 1ST
Brooklyn
.*{0
10
20
. :iM
hits. Both teams fielded fast and the
game was a pretty exhibition S- or. ,
Special Telegram to ?Tbo Express. ' HAY t'JT^ . | LAHliPo
VICTORIA, T«.. M.I.V 22.--VletorU won ] Bmfrtar.Sb 4 X 0 (io|pi,rr.,(, " A B
HKuln from Corpt'is Christl today, scoring (Campbell,lb
another shut-out, to 0.
Tho Household baseball team wants the
New Hraunfel. nine to c otno hern tor ,i
gutiip. Manager Mosl(>" last ni^lit sni l
ho would pay all expenses ami givo e u'ii
Ni w Braunfels player a bill if they
win, guaranteeing a satisfactory umplru-
also.
./»
.Manager-Captain Schwartz of the Com-
mercial Camp, \V. \V.. baseball team
i'l Hilt with u hot dell for tin F.lks' nln-,
saving that he Is willing to meet the
antlered ones at anv plaio or time. Hie
latter can call 21-J1 either phone.
•'* ' Mohtl«
The Saratoga Restaurant baseball team I
will undertake a bii, contraet Thursday |
i, meeilin; the undefeated Taylor lad -
iM-ndenl • at Now Braunfels. Tho local
learn. h'lWcvei, has hopes of breaking tho
Tavloi- winning streak.
v't **
The Saratoga lieslaurant and House- |
hold teaoiii will meet next Sviulay. This
Will hi' Hiiu Ot iho games that can be I
counti'd on as a live article of husebal!,
w,,„ having decldtd hearing on tho
championship of han Anionio in the Inde-
pendent class. ^ ^
The Stower' baseball team wants il
game Willi cilher tin Palace Klsli Mar-
ket or Saralogc. Hestaiirant teams for
next Suud.n . Th taker of this challenge
can make el! arrangements by ringin';
Mm leer Tl "ina-* of the Stowers at 1:18
elllier phone ioine time today or tomor-
row. . .
'•? ,s3 <
Another team that Is after a game or
game with strong city nines'is the Troon
G Third Cavalrv, outfit of Fort Sail
Houston A letter addressed to Henry
Van At man, Troop O. Army Post, will
get Immediate reply
Today'i Games.
New V-.rk nt Pittsburg.
1'lillM.lelpl i.-i nt ' hi' ago.
1. .st'lii Hi < ill'-Maiatl.
prmklyn at St. I.<»uls.
Southern Lyeaffii
Hlriiii'ighiiin. Memphis, V.
A11m111ii. 4; N,,u Orleans, 3.
Standing of tho Clulii,
riayed.'Won. 1-oBt.
i'hattain
.New Orle.lHS
M« ntgouiery
Atlanta
Niinhvllle ...
Pirn inghatn
Memphis
M. >1 ■ 11.
80
3 s
88
31
3 'J
:;i
84
21
19
10
l'l
14
1»
10
i>
16
li
15
lrt
IT
20
98
''.a
.r.70
. 570
.r.irt
. c)lH)
. 402
.412
. 286
Today's Games.
Atlanta at New Orleans.
CIimttaii'o-ga »t Pirmingham.
Ni^'.iville at Montgomery.
Memphis at Mobile.
American Association.
At S< Paul: Flrnt game. St. Paul, 0; Mil-
WHiik'r. \ Si-ond game, St. Paul, 0; Milwau-
k,.i ;; ' i 'i weive InnlllgH. I
At Iui1;:i..iipolls: Loulaville 4; Indianapo-
lis n;
At Toledo: T"ledo. 1; Colutnhua, 0.
At Mlnieapolis: MJnneapolia, 5; Kansas
City, 1.
Cotton Stfttst Leaguo.
i-ksluirg: Vlek#lmrg. 1; Yanoo City, 5.
At
Ef. trail a Korcrs Use Fourteen Men.
WASH IVI Ji'i IN. IT. C.. Mily 22. Two
days t:Kl;iiiK uent- Kmiiiii. N*lcnriiguii, lias
c. st the K.-trada fort es fourteen in killed
und twenty line wounded, ueef rdlng to a
report to' thn Statv IJepirfnunt from
Consul Moffat at Bluklelds. The casualties
of the Madni?. fore«^. He adds, were not
learned Ceneral Menu, after the fight,
retired to Ills eiitreliiimeiits.
Ill the Mee»)n(l 11. Ktwttip whs passeil to
first, sacrificed t<> second by Adams and
caine home on a* single hy Koblnaon.
Carter was given fSrst oil bulla in the fifth,
readied second on passed ball and scored
on a two-bagger by A. Knuup.
In the eighth A . Knuup singled to first,
was sacrificed to »e<-ond by Sheffield, went i
to third on liurk p s out and scored on u
single by H. K lump. The pitching of
Gilbert and fielding ot' Uohiusou and 101
llgon were tl"' fe-iturea. Score*
coilprs cHitisti.
AH.H.O. A.K
victoria.
AH.II.O..K K
Hamilton.If
lilakeney.Hs
Smlth.rf
Hewitt,c
<»llhert.2t»
Sparks.ef
Kobb.p
Totals
Pay City
Laredo
Huiumai y
lan<-a, K •!•!'
4 0 13 0 OlPtiJu 1 is*
3 0 - ii 0 111 > ndes.ss
2 O tl 3 O Sheffield,If
3 0 1 n 0 Ton,]
4 1 ft nil Oirlieln.th
3 0 2 2 U i Juiirez.rf
3 0 0 0 1 "ii/ah'H.e
1 0 O il 0 I'allaiK a.p
1 10 0
4 3 1 10
4 I 3 3 0
t o ] (i 0
4 2 ft 1 ii
3 17 0 0
3 O 3 ii 0
4 0 « 3 0
3 0 0 10
ijado:
2« 2 -'Till Totals :\2 H 2" 12 o
SCllHI MV IN.MNOS.
4 H HI 000 001 1
oio i■»i loo :{
Ituii'. t'.v Pujadas. Tomlln. Km I
three base |||f. Hauuigartlier; h"H ••
Boerne tho Wnldrof «*lub of San Antonio
v on bv the ore of : to 1 The game
was a pitchers fight throughout between
• revenstine and StuM'H, with honors very
t rl\ equal Stubbn fanned nineteen
no n and Crevenstine sixteen. Score
R H. E.
Waldrof Club «Wo "r,l 1—2 4 t?
J4oeriO 0»x> (lOn f>11 OC^ 0— 1 t> 1
Batteries tine and Keller;
Stubbs and Bannon. Umpire, Lotz.
SHARKS, 9; RADIUMS, 7.
A ."uprise was aprung on the fast
Hadinc \«-sterdav morning when they
w.r, :. at"'d lr. th" Sharks on a score
,.f it-: I'l I'adiums apparently had
tj ^ i . in. !m-i| until th- fourth and
fifth, we o th* SI irks hammered In
six runs. Score:
R. H E.
Shaik P" -4') 20*— 9 9 6
Radlur ■ 003 010 2^1— 7 5 7
i', 111♦-? . Mi( ) iel and ( Jrigfc; Wotipka
r-d Harris and (» Toole. Umpire Boobie.
TRUOP O, 11; TROOP H, 2.
Held down by the pitching of Van At-
Troop il tean •• estetday at. Fort
^ mi Houston lost to the Troop G nine by
the score of 2 to 11.
PIT" "H KH WINS DOUBLE-HEADER.
Pitcher S- hut hi' i>\ th»- Si Louis Col-
. m nln s, t e youngstei team of that
-i honl, vesterday pi * ■ h«-d two games of a
double-header for his nine, which won
both gano T! • first was taken from
the T*'XUH Ka:. .-s by the s« ore of »> to 1,
ti e loMers n' lUfiig no hits and the win-
ners on--, but < a .netting errors. The
second gano- w \W»n by the Minims
111 iT^» rs
,»rs hv the score nf
by the winners
tv rs l
x1
tnleli hasen. 11.«tili 11 >ri i I . , Jl. i
i2i sacrifice lilt*. (' .1 uh re/. i'ieive, |
ntrn'k 'on. I»\ llnhh 4. by PallHuea ft: ,
hnil--. "ff Kohb 4, off Fni;mi'-a tl; l»Ht
li.v I'alhinra; left on bases, Hay city ■
A.Knauj .If -l 2 0 IMiiBIllson.lf 4 0 ft oo
Sheffield,rf •'{ 1 1 «M i'elegilno.rf 4 0 0 O0
liurke,2l» 1 2 0 12 0|Burtou,2b 4 0 1 3 0
H.Knaup.ss 2 1 •'» /*» OlHmlrsu.c lb 4 2 l» 2 1
Adams.r 2 1 ft m» o! Adlngton,3b 4 0 l oo
Itrbiiisoii,cf 3 1 4 -oOiAahe.sK 4 n 2'
Pavne.lb 3 0 11 hU Kagln.lf 3 '» 0 00
(>rter.3b 2 0 3 ;2 1!M< tx.lb-c 2 '» ft 01'
Gilbert,p 3 0 0 12 0 Trigg p :i 1 0 2 o
Totals 25 827 jl 3] Total» 82 3 24 IB 1
SCORi: iBV INNINGS
Victoria oto mo oi*— 3
Corpus Christl 0<Ki 000 0(Ki— o
Summary: Huns, by K uh up. H. Knaup. i
Carttr; two-base lilts, A. Knaup. Henderson:
stolen bases. H. Knaup. Adams. Hobinaon.
Hui ke. Ashe; aacpitfire hits. Sheffield. T!
Knni'p. Adams. Hoipnson. struek out, by Gil
bert ft. bv Trigg 4. bane on balls, off Trigg 3; •
batter hit. Met/,; fi I'st base on errors. Victoria
I. Corpus christl 2j left on bases, Victoria 4, j
Corpus Ch'-isti ft; «louhle plays. Gilbert to
Knaup to Payne. Metz tfi Henderson; wild
pitches, by Gilbert 1. by Trigg t: time of j
game. 1:20; umpired, Colgrnve and Rellman.
LAREDO, fl; BAY CITY. 0
run. Ph
l.nn/bz
Curl,e|..;
base nil
ter hit.
ft. Laredo 6; double play*. CampltaJt t" 0liberty
Iirri!:itide/, tl. T..illt ill I" Curbelo; time of game,
umpires. Hibb and Hanson.
fron? the ()akl:in i Jui
v to 4. three 'I
l eing tho f♦ .• it*
KLKPHANTs ;. S()UTIT tlrt'l'ttS 3.
In a gano f itnred i»\ three hom runs
for th- wit the Klephnnts vesterrtw^
morning won from t •• South Heigh.s
team bv th-' s< "to of 12 to 3. Score:
K If R.
Klephants Sol . 2 op» IL' 17 0 .
South Hoigl.f- 010 oi)i 100— 3 3 5
for Tnu P**fie."
ALAMO
BOTTLED BEER
With a cold lunch, "Dutch" lunch, hurry-up lunch, or with a
formal dinner will tempt the most jaded appetite. Light, crisp,
palatable, refreshing, invigorating, wholesome—no home should
be without "ALAMO BHER."
LONE STAR HRBWINQ CO.
Hamilton's HnHHirunniriK Is Feature of
a I' last (iame.
Hi'win! T<-!r(ri inn to ■-I tic Etpri"i«
BAY eiTV. T ,x.. Miiy L'2.— lltinillton'H
basertinnitig wan itln> fralure cf thfi name
won by l/irt'iln from Tin1'lty tnrta ■
Ofitlng first twice on iiaRsos, hp stole
s.'i ond ami thtrrt Itn ruptfl succession each
time.
Fallanca, for the visitors, made the
season's record : tKalnst. the hard-hitting
locals, letting thtim down with only two
DR. W* A. WGMBLE, Specialist
Chronic mid roirtsl <5of mep and women, dlseaaaa «t
Kidney «hd Bis***. B«>od Skin, Rhoumatttn^ OatmrHl.
atomJoh. Bciama. WaaltrwM. Q«nV»o-Urtn«ry DtnaMs.
Stomach. Heaam*.
y.n„ ana all moO»m apptt«uws«i to tr*t yo«. Rumina-
tion 0a«. ortjea, •« ftoor Hloka Bhls. lultos IU U4, Hour#
I a. m. to I p. ■.
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