Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 9

SECTION TWO SPORTS nTTg Siiti SPORTS JULY 9. 1925 OILERS SLUGGED WAY TO WIN VS. TERRORS WHILE MEXIA LOST AGAIN SPORT NOTES 8V PAUL MOORE Sun Editor Oilers are setting on top of t.he percentage column of the Texas Assocation today with a margin of two and one-hatf games ahead of the Mexia Gushers, runners up in the pennant race. The Oilers downed the Terrell Terrors 10-5 in slow hectic affair Wednesday afternoon in the opening Temple .....14 Baseball Calendar TEXAS ASSOCIATION Resulti. Uoraicana 10, Terrell fi.

Austin 5, Mexia 2. Palestine Temple Standing. P. W. L.

Pet. fornicanti ..............14 11 3 .786 Mexia 8 5 .615 Austin 14 6 8 .420 Palestine 6 8 .420 Terrell ..........................13 5 8 .385 0 ,357 OILERS MET TERROR CLUB IN I SECOND GAME OF SERIES THIS! i AFTERNOON MUNICIPAL PARK JOLLEY HIT HOME HUN AFTER HEINfi BAITED OUT OE BOX 7oF CANTRELL' RELIEVED JOLLEY AND WON ANOTHER CONTEST imvuvvinrL game of the series while the Aus tn Senators, with Dick Whitworth Sf-the hilt, were turning back the pplfxia Gushdrs to the tune of 5-2. Tim Oilers have won eleven oT the fourteen games played during the second halt' of the season. The Mexia 0ushers downed the Oilers twice and Austin once since the beginning of the season. Where They Play Today.

Terrell at Corsicana. Austin at Mexia. Temple at Palestine. BAST TEXAS LEAGUE Jolley was batted out of the box in the third inning and "No Hit, No Run." "Old Cantrell went into the breach and hurled the remainder of the; contest. He did not allow a hit until the ninth inning when two singles were garnered off his de- livery.

Cantrell is credited with the wnning of the game. He was also' credited with the winning of; Hie gam? Tuesday in the last contest played in Austin when he step- ped into the breach in fhe fourth inning to aid Barnhart and win the 1 game. Snead Jolley went to right feltl when he was batted out of the box Wednesday. In the fourth inning! Colbert got in trouble and three Oilers we're perched on the bases. Manager Appleton sent in Owens giant right hander, and the first ball tosred in the direction was given a ride for a home run andjthe baseball game.

With the hitting of this home run, Jolley maintained his record during the last several days of hitting a home run each day and brought his total to seventeen for the season, although the official records show only fourteen as he swatted in Terrell that do not go Into records as no box scores were rfcept of the games. Tho Oilers and Terrors met this in tile second game oi K- series in the even! ihat the eat her conditions permit. With lie winning of the game Wednesday the Oilers registered their seventh victory over Terrell. Terrell has won eight games against the Oilers ihis season. Oilers wish to even and pass the Terrors, tho only team of the Texas Association that has won more games with the Oilers than the Oilers have won against them.

Joe Cantrell is again flashing great form and is up to Ills olti tricks again. He is the hero of the being on top of tile percentage column of the Texas Association. lie hurled more than six innings Wednesday and more than live Tuesday to turn two more wins into the margin pf the Oilers. Yesterday's Results. Marshall 5.

Texarkana 3. Moum Pleasant-Longview Paris 7. Greenville Tyler 5. Team- Ma rshall Paris Tyler P. W.L.

.16 12 4 .15 10 -5 ,15 8 7 .15 7 8 10 .17 4 13 Greenville Mi. Texarkana Where They Play Today. Texarkana at Marshall. Paris at Mount Pleasant. Tvler at Greenville.

Weather conditions permit ting. the Corsicana Oilers met H.e Ter- rell Terrors this afternoon at Municipal Park in the second game of the series at I o'clock. The Oilers triumtphed over Terrell I Wednesday afternoon 10-5 in the game of the series. It is probable that Schmid or Barnhart will get the call foi dutv for the Oilers this while may hurl game for the Terrors. The vo teams will meet in the last game oi' the series Friday alt- ernoon.

Saturday afternoon, the Oilers will open a series with the Temple Surgeons at Municipal Park. TEXAS TECH HAS ARRANGED SEVERAL FOOTBALL GAMES to his down Terrors Wednesday Te' rell Pet .667 .53" .467 TEXA8 LEAGUE. 'WHITWORTH DOWNED MEXIA GUSHERS IN OPENING CONTEST By Associated Press. Lubbock. Texas.

July letter part of the 1925 football schedule of the Texas Technologe cal is virtually complete. Director of Athletics Freeland stated Tuesday. The Tech grid- sters, in their opening season of competition. Will meet the Sul Ross eleven on Oct. 31, at tiie i San Angelo fair while Armistice Day.

Nov. will find them pitted i uganst the Abilene Christian Col- i Colbert trorn the box and afternoou 10- 5 in ihe opening game of the series at Municipal Park in a slow and i hectic affair. Snead Jolley start- game for the Oilers and was hatted out of the box with two out in the third inning. Joe Can i trell, veteran Oiler hurler. went into the breach yyl went the re- tnaindrr oi the game, turning in his second victory in as many days.

He did not allow a hit unfil the ninth inning, when two were garnered off his delivery. The Terrell players laughed ai Jolley when ne retired from the box and went to right field. In the fourth Inning, Jolley came to the hat with bases loaded. Manager motioned the red-thatched in the STRAWS 1-2 PRICE 9 Yesterday's Results. Wichita Falls 7.

Dallas 6. Waco 9. Beaumont 5. Sun 7. Houston 6.

Fort Worth 2. Shreveport 1 innings.) P. W. L. lege at Abilene.

giant Ov Howard Payne College at Brown- 'vafi wood will he host to I ihrpp charges on Nov. 18. while Lubbock will vipjH its first collegiate Turkey Day tilt with the West Texat College Buffalo (eleven as the attraction. xia. July A Earlier games have not vet been IT -V for.

but (It the a shutout as Whit-' e. .6 4 1 Fort Worth Han Antonio Houston .......................6 I 2 Waco ..............................5 3 2 Wichita Falls ................6 3 3 Shreveport .....................5 2 3 Dallas ..............................5 1 4 Beaumont .....................6 0 6 Where They Piny Today Wichita Falls at Dallas. Fort Worth at Shreveport. Beaumont at Waco. Houston at Sau Antonio.

Freeland is in correspondence with a number of worth pitched a brilliant game and 1 of th(1 was never in danger. Arnold start -1 Pel job for Alexia but walked the first .833 two batters and then allowed a single, while Sanders pitched a .667 game the balance of the! .600 way. Butler for Mexia and Lynch Austin featured in the field I .400 Glass. Mexia third baseman. 2001 featured with the but.

.000 ............3001 101 9 Mexia ............000 000 6 lj I Whitworth and Banner; Arnold and Agnew. PALESTINE MES DEFEATED TEMPLE SURGEONS 6 TO 3 SOUTHERN A880CIATION- Results Memphis 11. Nashville 4. Chattanooga 3. Little llnck 3 (15 innings, darkness.) New Orleans 19.

Birmingham 4. Mobile 5, Atlanta 0. Standing. WARD GOES WESLEY COLLEGE COACH FOR APPROACHING YEAR New Orleans Atlanta Memphis Nashville Mobile Chattanooga P. W.

L. .81 49 32 .87 45 42 .90 45 45 81 40 41 .87 43 44 .83 40 43 Little Rock .................81 37 44 Birmingham ..............82 37 45 Where They Play Today. Atlanta at New Orleans. Birmingham at Mobile. Nashville at Memphis.

Three games. Pet. .605 .517 .500 .491 .494 .457 .451 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Rov Storey was out of the Terror lineup Wednesday and put time in on the coaching line and Manning up the pitcher. The Fort Worth Cats at last are on top of thq percentage column of the Texas League when they downed the Shreveport Sports 2-1 their fourteen inning game that was staged in Shreveport Wednesday afternoon.

The contest was a duel between Joe Pate and McCall. The San Antonio Bears downed the Houston Buffaloes in their game that gave the Catj a cne-half game margin over the San Antom Bears, who passed the Buffs with their victory Wednesday. Ytstsrday's Detroit 5-8, Boston 0-2. Cleveland 14-5. Philadelphia 3-7 Washington Iff Chicago 2.

New York 6, St. Louis 4. Standing. P. L.

Pet. Washington .............76 54-25 .671 Philadelphia ...........73 47 .641 Chicago ......................77 11 36 .5321 Detroit ........................78 39 39 .590 St. Louis ....................79 38 41 .481 Cleveland .................79 34 35 .493 New York ..................76 33 43 .434 Boston .............76 24 52 .3164 Whera Thay Play Today. New A'ork at St. Louis.

Boston at Detroit (2 games.) Philadelphia at Cleveland. Washington at Chicago. Stanley Coveleskle. formei Cleveland but now a member of the hurling corps of the Washington Senators of the American Leaie, turned in his eleventh victory of the season Wednesday afternoon when lie held the Chicago White Sox to seven hits to win 10-2. The Philadelphia Athletics divided a double header with the Cleveland Indians and the Senators gained in the margin for the leadership of the American League pennant chase NATIONAL LEAGUE.

By Associated Press. Fori Worth, Texas, July Joe S. Ward, formei- star gridiron performer with the State champion ship central high school eleven of Foil Worth and three-let ter man of Texas University, Tuesday signed a contract Its director of athletic: at Wesley College at During his high school career he was rated as one of the most brilliant athletes of Central High, and during bis career at Texas University won his letter on the freshmen football team under Coach t'lvde Littlefield. He later made three letters in athletics during his sophomore, junior and senior years. played fullback and tackle on the Longhorns.

Ward announced that he would go to Greenville about Sept. 1 to open i training camp ttf whip Wesley Panthers into shape. Horace Kibbie Has Returned Home When Boston Farmed Him By Assoehued Press Fort Woith, July Kibbie. Fori Worth boy who recently tried out with the Boston Braves, and flashed finely for them during the short time he was in the game, is in Fort Worth. Palestine.

Texas. July hits came Wednesday when tjiey noed.d them, thus defeating the Temple Surgeons. 6 to 5. hurled nice ball for the Pals and did not allow a hii after the fourth inning. Collins also pitched good hail for the visitors, but weakened in pinches.

Three errors behind wore costly. Swede Lind a homer with one on in the third. Pal -lirst hnsmnait safely in four times at liar, including one double ores innings; Temple ..........014 Out) I 3 Palestine .301 (102 9 3 Collins ami Henderson; Diggers tan I R. Harper Rssults. Chicago-Brooklyn, rain Ht.

Louis 5. Boston 4 Cincinnali-Philadelphia, York, rain, He returned home when the th Teddy Lyons Hero Chicago Pale Hose Former Baylor Bear Special to the Sun. Waco, Texas, July and other newspapers have been heralding with high praise, during ihe last few weeks, the work of Teddy Lyons, White Sox pitcher and former ace of the Baylor University team. Lyons broke into the feature section of one of the leading Chicago papers recently Hr was featured in an acrostic I poem. The acrostic is' sweeping the with the pomi larity of the cross-word muz The ccrosfic on Lyons follows: reLlahle head smOoth a N'd Steady.

The acrostic on Lyons is introduced as follows: "This is Ted Lyons' day in the acrostic league and Has tor University, down in Texas. hoisting its flag of conquest. course this Ted mad. The youthful etitvor all Hame old TTerd was stampeded again Wednesday when Wichita Falls Spudders triumphed 7-6. William Crockett, formerly w.ih Hie Oilers end now with the Han Franciuco Seals of the Pacific coast League, went in as a relief pitcher last week and received thr lit for the winning of the game.

a great record as Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn St. Louis St. Louitv Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Boston P. W. L.

11 14 27 15 45 30 15 38 37 16 37 39 15 36 39 12 34 38 15 35 40 16 34 42 '6 31 45 Pet. .600 .507 .487 .480 .472 .461 .447 Braves wanted to farm him to the 1 Worcester club die Kastern league. The Kastern league, a A loop, does its ttav. litjj, in and isn't regarded with par- favor l.y bail players. Kih bn infoimerl Braves wouldn't report and returned home, awaiting further insiruc- ions 'Ihe lad starred an infieluer with the University of Texas ami was sou up ic.

several big league dubs. glory coming to hint has pitched splendid Hose this because ball for Out'; Faces Are Not in Style The girls who wear clothes! which are Iti style they) have eczema, rash, tetter, scrofula lor a breaking where it would show are more to be scold than pitied, In cause there is no Where They Play'Today. Chicago at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Boston.

Cincinnati nl Philadelphia. Pittsburgh ct New York. Iron Man Sells Ball Club to Retire From Game unattractive in when troubles so a relief hurler and is making good in die higher TODAY'S CALENDAR OR SPORTE I ---------------------------Minister is Called From Baseball Game To Marry Couple Wednesday afternoon, one of the ministers of Corsicana is said to have been called from his seat at the baseball game between the Corsicana Oilers and the Terrell Terrors to perform a marriage ceremony. Tho marriage is said to huvo, been kept a Hecrei and the mimes ut Vancouver of ihr contracting parties could be learnvd. Racing Meeting of Umpire City Racing Association opens at Yonkers.

Meeting of Niagara Racing Asam opens at Fort Uric. Meeting of Business Racing Association ut Chicago. Trotting. Meeting of Grand Circuit ut Cleveland Golf Massachusetts junior championship tournament, at Swampscoti, Shooting. Canadian championship tourna-i'iays.

By Associated Press. Iowa. July 9. Joe McOinnity, 54-year-old pitcher and manager of the Dubuque. Mississippi Valley Leagu Club and a former big league has retired, at least temporarily.

He resigned Wednesday as ager ami announced the ale of his1 interest ill the Dubuque club om mg to dfferences with John Arm- strong, part owner of the club. men can not operate a I lub successfully," Mr-Ginn'ty said in giving his for retiring. MeGiunity has beep Jn baseball more than 35 years. He Mas one of MeCraw's aces buck the old need for i hi in to I out-of-style dress get rid of these easily now. Black and White Ointment, and Soap, are thousands of girls who have had to denv themselves the attention which more attractive girls get.

became they quicklv remove ,11 tra of skin troubles. They are economically priced, in liberal packages. The 5bc sizeOint- Ktar. Intent tantalus three times as 5c size All dealers bar Ointment and ihe Soap sik to the hill. The score -2 in favor of Terrell with 1 Corsicana runners on base, The first ball pitched in Jolley c.Mue violent contact M-ith tliPj pile driving from Jolley's trusty bat and the pellet railed over First State Bank sign in lefi field.

That was pretty hard luck) for Owens to lose the game on the first ball pitched. Manager Vann of tho Oilers was chased by Umpire Kraflt in the third inning when he protested against the allowing of the runners to make all of the bases possible when Keyes grounded to Dashlel in what Mas labelled a double play, but Shumaker missed the ball and I it rolled to right field and Bondit rant home while Keyes went to third. Manager Vann claimed that only base to tbp; runner was due while the umpire! ruled that they were entitled to could make. Umpire Krafft stood pat on bis decision and Vann talked himself it of taught the remainder of the contest. When Cantrell weni to mound Jolley relieved Ruth in right.

Ruth played a great game anil his fast fielding of drives Into hi garden down several base blows to singles Babe Erwin, center gardener of the Terrors, turned iu several catches that were sensational but the individual bit of brilliance on the part of the Oiler outfield came in the first inning when Tommy Lovelace speared the drive front the bar of Adams in a spectacular running (catch to the Shumaker played Veeontl base and made a couple of errors hut turned in one of the most orilliant plays uncorked by an infielder in the seventh inning M'hrni lie retired Bondurant to Kizz.iar mIu-ii a sensational play and wheeled ihroMiug the hall while in the air lu the third inning, many of the fans did not understand a play Midi Jolley on second and Lovelace on first, struck at i wild last strike that got a wav from Nichols and both runners advanced. Kizz.iar reached first base bur Mas called out. The fans did understand this play. On a force play when a player strikes at tnird -dike and the catcher misses ihe ball, ii is not necessary for the catcher to throw the runner out at first, as if is force run and the player automatically out. 3 lie pitcher is ciedited with a strikeout anil wild pitch at the same time as the two miners advanced.

PLAY BY PLAY. First Inning, Tyrrell Allen singled to center. Ronduranl Vann to Klz ziar Allen to second Keves a terrific diive Info light, acoring Allen but fast by Ruth hi Id Keyes mi first. Gil lan fanned. Adams n' a two-baggei by sensational catch of hit- drive bv Lovi lace One run, two hits, no errors.

Corsicana Etheridge klied to Erwin Gtuhb fanned. Jolley hit a drive Into left Lovelace 1 filed out to Erwin. No runs, one hit, no errors. Second Inmna walked Kr- ve got the Hats. Snappy ones.

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Tires. SYSTEM W. 5th Avenue Telephons 111 STUDEBAKER Special Six Coach Down Payment $619-3 12 equal payments $113.50 each Why Call It a Coach? SATURDAY MARKET. At Piggly-Wtgqly No. 1, Saturday, Jcly 11th, by ladies of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

We will sell home made pies, cakes, brown bread, etc Come down and buy from the ladies Saturday. Store. Make Corsicana Has has not announrod his plans Iowa cltatnptonshlpj tor tho future except to will opens at Shenandoah. return to borne In Doe a Mir. Ill Boxing.

The club Mill be under ihe man- every dollar count when you buy BUI Kennedy vs. tlonny Cross. IdUigement of Armstrong who pilot- Fred Mitchell's Jewelry rounds, at Pasalac, I ed tho last year. Make it Go as far as you Fred Jewelry i Min attempted to am! i poppati nut to Grubb Nichols filed lout to Shumaker, Colbert fanned No no hits, no Corsicana walked Da attempted to sacrifice grounded to Colbert who Kizz.iar to Bondurant. Shumaker! grounded to Bondurant Mho retired at second but made a wild heave to first in the labelled double play and Shumaker went to ond Ruth walked Vann walked, filling baaes.

Ether tilge b't a terrific drive at who down the drive but I ali Mere afe, Shumaker ncoritjw Grubb was out to i run. one hit, one error Third Inning. T'frell Alt opened the in nltiK with ft single to left. Bon-! durad) grounded to Kizziar, Mho' Allen to Doublet at jt Shumaker failed to cover first and Bondurant M'as at fir Keyes grounded Dashlel lit a In I belled double play but Shumaker erred the ball rolled into right field. Bondurant and Keyes (Continued on Sin HEY undcrmndl call it confuse it with cheap dosed cars?" asked the dealers at a recent Studebaker meeting.

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Instead, consider thK your permanent investment in transportation At the mileage when other are breaking up, this Studebaker Special Coach will ju-it be breaking in Buy need to delay You may buy this Studebaker Special oach on any day of the the confident that no act of ours will stigmatize it a "last For Studebaker discontinued the custom of presenting a new Hue of each year Instead Studebaker will keep up to-data of the time new improvements and as their merit prov through practical use. J. S. MURCHISON Corsicaua, Texas THIS 1 1 F. A.