Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 18

14- 'r 11 I 1 SUNDA'r APRIL 7 1912 YULLT NV UM IC-TEL tAl NAM --in8 PAGE EIGII1 ink v-ur rryrrv-rrog ratit tAtitilttN nside Work Wins Game for Panthers From Austin I to 0 Panther Leader Veteran Pitcher and Promising 1912 Battery Youngsters "New York Has Good Chance to Hog Both ImmilwourimonseammennEmommemir 16 6000') i i A''' 1 4 '11 4 6 1111Ev 1 i '''ic 0' 1 MMMm11EMMEISIMionto 1 diNEIMMINIMMENIMONEMEMMI4-1110 A It 1 I I -1 Inside Work Wins Game for "New York Has Good Chance PanAther Leader Veteran Pitcher and 1 Panthers to Hog Both Flags Promising 1312 Battery Youngsters 1 From Austin 1 to 0 (1 Iti 4 4 I 1 I i 4 4 i 1 WALTER MORRIS CATCHER ROBINSON the Highlanders will make a strong fight It is unnecessary to discuss the Giants' chances at length The club Is identically the one that won a championship last season The team should be far stronger this year from having so much more experience tog-ether What was most needed additional pitching strength seems to have been provided The unfortunate accident to Sherwood Magee greatly dims the chances of the Phi Ilies the most formidable foe of the champions Chicago may always be counted upon to prove troublesome and so may Pittsburg A rattling good first baseman would boost the Pirate stock almost to par Those who have seen the Cubs this spring declare tbist Chance's Infield looks almost as Pwest as the old combination that helped win three pennants in a row They do say that Johnny Evers is hack in all his glory andthat Eddie Lennox is showing a game at third every bit as sensational as the spurt with BrooklYn that made him the talk of the National League a couple of seasons back But the Giants should beat Out both Chicago and Pittsburg it asrvi eto6 the Triohlsa (lora will Tin 1 1 1 l- 4 i i to 1' 4-4ri7-- (' i 4-4: 4: tP i 4414-- ''''-)4' 4 4P '5'Z isi ii9: 1 4- t- Filpi- i 4 --i pix 0 ::4 ::4 4 f--: cK4 -0 :4 :0 71 4' P': pltai te" I ''7'1 4-sii'- I'0 -ii i 4 k'--' i 71? i' i -K-5! --t -i--- 3'---4 br--- s' 4 4 4: L' 4 -k I 4 4 0 --1 a---4" -3 7 2: i7e 4 2 I i-5-: l'" 4 4T'CIVId A4keFSO4 1g 6 l' 4 74: 4' A i 'de :1 A -c-i'l c'-r i' (--2- 413: TV 7 I- 4 atk 1 7 i -fi 4: 3 k-v A 110 -i- 7- 7' A30- 7 Y'' r- 2 --e'lfteti441-'21'-1" e'''''''' 447- "I 'i i le! 4: Aer -Vi7 4 i I -11- 4( '''i II' I 1 ''-i- -3'1cft4: i -k-T41t 1 e--- N- -4- -tit-i rfs 4v-A 404 iii :1 ock-- t- 190 At' i 114t VNrs l' 4 11 i --r-' iii4(i 4 1 4: 4 4 441 2' 11-' 4::: ----4444 -''14 4 44 -A L''' A 4i li4 kw 1510 0 1 A' '1- i-1 1 ''f :2 -K :7 'ii: i'''' 429' i1-111 OltzZ444A2 --114r1w A BY MACBETH Special to The Star-Telegram NEW 'YORK April is a remote possibility of New York "hogging" the world's championship series next fall No club in the National League has a better chare for the pennant than John Mc agile champions harry Wolverton's outlook with the-ilighlanders does not appear nearly so bright as Mc Graves but this club has a great deal better than an outside look-in with the sensational world's champion Athletics Let us first consider the Highlanders for they are the more doubtful proposition Wolverton firmly be that he has a chance to wrest the crown from Connie Mack's brow lie is not underestimating the Athletics perhaps overestimating his own followers A convictions will go a long way In an honest pulse Wolver- ton not only believes in his team but he has every member of the squad infused with the desire to make the very lyest possible showing There is not a man on the pay roll' but has complete confidence in himself and his teammates individually and collectively The club is hooked up far more closely than It has ever before been amalgamated A snappy bustling style of play with every athlete full of life and poise is bound to prove at least an interestingly novelty to American League fans who have been used to look upon the Hilltoppers as a rather lethargic group despite any race position they might occupy Wotverton a Slavedrivec Wolverton is a manager who will get eveny 011r1CP of energy out of his followers He is a hustler a driver But he never 'asks a player to work harder than himself and be drives himself as long and arduously as the SI veriest recruit Within a week after he took charge of the club he had every player pulling for him They respect his abilty as a player and admire his fine knowledge of the game gained in a long and flattering period of serviee in the ranks Wolveriot's theory is that a team of ordinary players pulling together at all times has twice the chance of auccess that a bunch of stars Would have if some of them overlooked the common welfare In selfish motives Harry Wolverton has no had club There are few weak spots to he found anywhere in the array These are prospective weaknesses There is a big question whether Earl (lardn is physically equipped of ain of rain of respect his abilty Ft a player and admire his fine knowledge of the game gained in a long and flattering period of rvi in th ranks Wol- vertot's theory is that a team of or- seee tl i dtmna at rs 3 a helaIts players rls 0 fpulling tbs7 a crsb at it eth ile al lal at ce all sti some of them everlenked the common -welfare In selfish motives Ielra There Wolverton wr-teoan la has bad club anywhere in the array These are prospective wenknesses Tier is a TbiligyseicuaelsItylonequxvihpeptehaerfoRrartlhoelasrtdrannr nisi 1 teresting from the time Mayor Davis Tn a pretty game of real baseball in- Austin looked dangerous in th Brown low struck out but fourth Cook knocked a two-bagger and went threw the first strike until I to third on Robinson's pretty single the the Panthers tsh I aoeturtslpi dc)ura' 3 cn squeeze play In the fifth gave the glt ahrieai it: enoufeanulil cpdlooSie down dh tatotcnhhdpee enssrsqrt out tpet e1 zt av nhsdoti rho- npaiatl cd an ne add Panthers Except for the threatening weather to Snapp who touched third forcing 1 conditions and the brief shower which Robinson In the second half Cooper threatened to bring the game to an struck out and Morris and Howard untimely end the meeting- was a bril- went out on high fouls liant success Beginning the fifth McLarry went Frierson engraved his name upon Aout at first Smith struck out and lien- the tablets of fame by his performance 'Anger went out at first In this in-In this game and it Ivill remain thjre fling occurred the Panthers' squeeze until Sunday afternoon at any rate play which won the game as above i when another engraver will come along set forth and obliterate the scrawl Frierson The sixth was opened by Ashton who was the hitting hero getting two of flied to pitcher Brownlow and Cook i the Panthers' three bingles and run- went out at first Three Panthers also ning bases in convincing fashion Frier- went out in order The seventh eighth on led off in the filth and made a and ninth were also without result for i pretty single Thompson sacrificed either team him from first to third on a hit and The teams will meet again this aftert-tin signal play Snapp then came to noon beginning at 3:30 tn and the squeeze play signal was The score: brought out "Red" laid down a per- FORT WORTH-'feet bunt four feet southeast of the AB EH PO- A )plate and Frierson came charging at ooper rf 400000 'the pan He slid under the cl atcher and om -s ss 4 0 0 3 4 0 'touched the plate before the latter had Howar cf 3 0 0 1 0 0 qotteri his digits on the sphere So Frierson If 3 1 2 1 0 0 i rattled was Henninger that he neglect- i Thompson 2b 0 0 2 '2 1 ed to throw Snapp out at first It Snapp 313 300'210 was a pretty play Manes lb 3-01800 The entire Fort Worth team put up Mtchens 2 0 0 9 '2 0 a good game and the visitors were not Perritt 0 0 0 1 3 0 behind Indeed had 'Morris not tin- er the little bit of inside stuff the Totals "6 1 3 27 12 1 contest might have gone to the Sena- 'tars who had made five hits to the AUSTIN Panther' three AB BII PO A Brownlow began the game by Brownlow ss 4 0 1 2 1 out Cook sent a grounder Cook cf 4 0 2 1 0 1 'through short and wag safe but Rob- Rbbinson If 4 0 1 2 0 0 'inson sent a fast one to Perritt which Downey rf 3 0 0 0 0 the latter fired to Morris and the boss Hine 3b 3 0 0 0 1 0 i relayed to his vassal 21anes corn- McLarry lb 3 0 li 0 pleting a double play In the Pan- Smith 2b 100410 thers' halt Cooper truck out and Henninger 3 0 1 7 1 1 Morris and Howard wont out weakly Ashton 2 00050 to first Stillhauer 100000 In-the second Downey struk out 'Hilo flied to Frierson and MeLarry Totals 30 0 5 24 10 3 struck out- In the Panthers' half Batted for Ashton in the ninth Frierson struck out and Thompson and Score by innings: Snapp both flied to Robinson Fort Worth 00001000-1 Beginning the third Smith flied to Austin 000000000-0 Thompson Henninger hit and Ashton out by Ashton 5 struck out A moment Inter Iiennin-f by Perritt 7 two-base hits Frierson ger went Out trying to steal second Cook: double play Perritt to Morris to For the Panthers Manes went out at Manes: sacrifice hit Thompson: bases first Kitchens got a base on ball-- and on halls off Ashton 1 Time of game Perritt struck -01t Kitchens tried to 1 hour and 20 minutes Umpire steal and 'was tagged Jacolis li I1 Tn 1 tereF 4 thre! 11t glovi I base Aust i ague Pant Ex 4 cond thre4 untit llant thle-rt in tt 1 until wher and was the fling son i prett rttrt 4 4 l'feet plat 'the touct 4 gOtte iratth 1 ed t4 was Th a goc oehin corke 'conte 'tors 'Pant Br( striki throu linson the 14 I relay pietir -t hroerrrsi to fit In struc' Frier! Snap Bee sTthruotrel ger For first Perri! steal BAYLOR NOT AFRAID OF BEST IN FOOTBALL A Baptists Tackle Big Schools on Gridiron 1:32 1912 i 4 1 r0 I '1 4 4 I 1 4 1 1 I I 1 I i I I 00: i' i 0 0 7 i 0 4 11 11 i' 1 I I 1 1 i i 0 -4 4 1 1 1 I 1 4 DALLAS 3 WACO 3 HOUSTON 6 CRABS 2 I epeetal to The ettrrtereeeeeskee WACO April rootba21 chedule for Baylor tratviereitty was announced tonight The 2M 11it a games le the hardest and most re- sentative played by any college In Texas including games vrith all the strong elevens in the date of Texas The championship of the Sotirthwestl will hinge on the performances of the Baylor team since it le the only team NVI1 1 eh meets Texas Southwestern and Polytechnic Several of the big teams have beeti 41dodging gamc-s with Alexander's Poly- teehnic eleven hut Baylor has fear- a full campaign So long as the lessly taken them on and that for the strength lasts he will play the leer to I eecond game ef the seaeon Baylor erfection He has always been one has also shown considerable rerve in of the team' best hitters in the 11 t- i scheduling a contest with Hugo Bez- ier dek'si Arkansas Razorbacks ell of the games will be played at problemic at weak link of the inner iill welrliknne7ps fr' rIrcaerdrin heirrn from orn th te" only 1 i home except the game which (bfti will be staged at Fort Worth andsithe lrie final game of the year with Texas A spring He never employed his speed e-ni hCab il ashen hag shown owhin is this le College which will be played at to better advantage on the paths Ile Damns Is taliirg desperate chancre and get- The schedule follows: ting away with them Swill a spirit Oct College at Waco is bound to make him one of the most Oct at Waco eensational base runners in the game Oct at Fort Worth Hartzell is a fifty per cent improved nee at Waco ball player it ehort lie rovers more Nov University at Waco ground at this position takes the Nov at Waco' throw much better and line mere use Nov at Waco for his wonderfully streng arm Ile Nov 22- Oklahoma A at Waco ippears to have Just been awnkened Nov A at Dallas to his hitting abillty anti looks like one of the best binglers everkIng for At a meeting of the athletic council welyerton Dolan is by far the best the following men were awarded the third baseman whoever Played on the letter fer efficiency In basket hair Mosley Henry Cooke Ward Coleman I Hill lie has a great pair of hends MeelotehY McConnell end Harrell nd fine arm lie handles a slow hall to perfection nrel this le the real The Baylor basket ball team had no test of third hasing ability Delen is a close rival for honors in this branch very st and heavy ase runner end except Port Worth A boys fe so far has displayed no batting weak- who held the Baptiets 18 to 18- g-round at this position takes the throw much better and Ilas more use for his wonderfully strong- arm He itInears to have Just been awakened to his hitting ability and looks like one of the best binglers working for Wolverton Dolan is by far the best third baseman whoever played on the Hill He has a great pair of bands and a fine arm He handles a slow ball to pt-rfeetion -and this is the rent test of third basing ability Dolan is a very flnst and heavy base runner snd so far has displayed no batting 1-101TSTON April ness in the two opening innings this afternoon' turned into a joke what might otherwise have been a good game of baseball He hit four batters walked four and made a pair of wild pitches In these two rounds the Buffaloes made six runs on two hits plus what Malloy gave Morton who took his 'place pitched runless hall This was Edmondson's third successive vie tor3r over the Sand Crabs since the opening of the season Score: HOUSTON' AB IUT PO A 2b 2 0 2- 3 0 lalloy's wild- innings this what leen a good four batters pair of wild ids the Buf- vo hits plus who took hall Thisi i-ecssive vie hs since the 1-L po A -2 3 0 110 aften migh' game walk( pitch faloeF what his i was tor3r opent Set Fillm 4--- g11- 41 'tie A 47- 1--ko i '1 I "Ig4' 't'isi''A' 4A tn 0 i 4 2 1 F7- 4-- i i i 4 i 4i 1- 4 1- 1 4 I ''k i :4 -----4---- 4914 -----t -i- Nit--- r--- ''744 k3' 1 '1 14 i 'F 't :1 i4' 1 I 1r 91i 14 1 1 1 is i i 9' if -f ire rel 1-- I'S's4 0-- 1 r' sc 1 VI li 1: ''''''f I' i "I I -11 (1I! 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4- 1ii1 NRAL4 rs- -rx ocs- 14:: it -1 -4 i4 ''i 2 IP'tii-Itt- 4-'41 --'40ii 9' 1-41'74'11' 11-: '4' 4'0-I 7if'- 4-4 ---vt 1-1-- A 4 4 Pte 4)-fr "-5 01i J4 SA 4 4-2-' 7-36 V414 'v i'1s '1-'t4'0' 7 44t i- fr '7t ''-t -4't4tss'' 1Y 4-i ---4itifo4- 1'4''11---1-4: 7 -f -e -0 'lq Iii44Az-4'dziiii5t' DALLAS April fourteen innings of play following which the game was called on account of dark-joke ness the opening game of the Texas League season in Dallas played here tokia- between the locals and Waco in a tie 3 to 3 The game was well played and there I were plenty of thrills Dallas had the 1 game sewed up until the ninth when with one man down Rennard hit for three scoring Aiken Rennard scored a moment later on Wohleben's hit to third Dallas made Its first 1 score in the first and added two more in the fifth Preceding the game there was the usual parade through the streets marking the opening of the ball sea1 son At the grounds Mayor Holland 1 3 0' 0 I threw the first ball in the general di' 0 ii 11 reef ion of the home plate 1 Shontz pitchcd thirteen of the four2 I a teen innings for Dallas and did well 0 4 1 1 for so eirly in the season Lohman 0 0 went the entire route for Waco and 1 1 0 pitched midseason baseball Consid0 0 4 0 ering that it was the first game of the season the crowd was not as large as 3 it should have been The score: 1-l WACO 0 AB II PO A Peck ss 4 1 0 0 3 0 I tot Aiken 3b 6 1 2 5 4 (4 Stewart cf 5 0 1 2 1 0 Rennard rf 5 1 2 2 11 Wohleben- lb 7 0 0 '0 0 17 01 Criehlow If 5 0 0 4 to 0 9 Dugey 2eb -5 0 0 6 4 0 0 Carson 5 0 0 3 4 0 0 Lohman I 500051 Tanner If 000000 31 1 7 0 0 20 0 4-7 5 0 0 4 0 0 5 0 0 6 4 0 5 0 0 3 4 (fl 5000511 0 0 0 0 0 0 i weakness That leaves the key to the infieM situation up to Clardner He has had fine spring is ten pounds 11PTIVIC'r than usual and firmly believes thnt he will bp able to stand the grind Should he falter there seems to be mighty harekv- utility mart in Hein sttuation up to tgran4nr jie nas had a fine spring is ten pounds heavier than usual and firmly believes that he will 11P rt3" grind Should he falter there se ern to be a mighty harek)ay titillty man in Davis of 4 0 Landreth rf 4 1 ewnam lb 2 1 Britton Zib Enaupp ss 2 Whiteman If 3 1 Reynolds 4 0 I Edmondson 2 1 DaviE Land I Newr 1 Britt Enal! 11-titt Relm I Edmi 0 I 2 tl Pt it fi Fc tv a th rn ju tit 11 131 ra Nv th th oti IF' f- CI TO 1-: i ilV 14 1)' 'tl t'1 tti t-t: cl i (Ai! in 1T -1 ctt firl ic Ilz c) Col 1 'I rrt IVP C1 (7ri 1111 A 4 cr Frqr ru i4 Mak 1VH Porn Tim Totals 27 6 6 27 GALVEST( nil PO A Maag 2b 5 0 2 1 1 Clemens 3b 5 0 1 3 3 Thebo et 4 0 0 1 0 Salm lb 1 2 6 2 Williams If 4 1 1 3 Madden ss 3 0 1 2 2 Peebles rt 4 0 1 1 1 'Williams 3 0 1 6 3 Malloy 0 0 0 0 1 Morton 4 0 0 1 2 TtNtskis 36 2 9 24 15 Salm lb Williams If 4 Madden ss 3 Peebles rf 4 Williams 3 Mafloy -11 Morton Totals 36 6 27 :11 PO A 2 1 1 I 3 3 0 I 0 2 6 2 I 3 0 I 2 2 1 1 1 1 6 3 0 1 0 1 2 9 24 15 To! 1011ramaVIiiii 46 i WILL WILLIAM zoNio LINDY HIETT by Hinsdale Bryant i 1 rs xt LA a er -1--I- LOWE: POLL PERRITT Score by Innings: Galveston Houston Galveston Houston TEXAS It NINE STARTS on EASTERN INVASION very best form and allowed but four Tnta Is 47 3 5 42 21 1 hits and Martina the mueh touted DALLAS I hurler of the Drillers was equally Al It IT PO A good and permitted the home boys to Kellerman ss 3 1 1 0 3 1 garner but an equal number The field-Ens 2b 3 1 1 2 2 0 ing of both teams was of the stellar Gibson 4 0 2 7 0 0 order and the home boys vvon by a Forsythe- If 0 '2' 3 0 lucky hit in the third when they Wilson lb 6 0 1 21 0 0 scored the run which won the game Tullos 3b 5 0 0 1 4 0 The score: Shuman cf 4 0 0 4 0 0 BEAUMONT Tierney rf 5 0 0 4 0 0 AB ir PO A Shontz 3 1 1 0 10 0 May et 0 0 2 0 0 Bader 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wheeler 2b 3 0 2 2 4 1 Evans 1 0 0 0 0 0 ing of both teams was of the stellar order and the home boys won by a lucky hit in the third when they scored the run which won the game The score: BEAUMONT AB IL Ir PO A Mayes ef 0 0 2 0 0 Wheeler 2b 3 4) 2 2 4 I PO A 2 0 2 4 0 1 for a number of years They have in times past defeated the hest teams of the country and the information obtainable from Athens is in effect that the institution has one of the strongest teams Of its history A- It has not been announced definitely by the coach what the exact personnel of the party will be Among those who are assured of making the trip are: Baldwin captain and third base Long catcher and first base RUSSell second base: Kelley first base and outfield Prancis shortstop Moore center field Henderson Cone and Bailey pitchers Anderson left field The otber men men will be named some time tomorrow morning 000100n10-2 15000000-- Summary: Two-base hits Landreth rtolen bases Whiteina 2 Fillman Clements Salm Peebles double plays Malloy to WilliamS to Salm Peebles to Williams Fillman to Newnam bases on balls off Malloy 4 off Morton 2 off Edmondson 3 hit by pitcher by Malloy 4 by Morton 2 struck out by Edmondson 7 by Morton 3 Innings pitcher by Malloy 2 by Morton 6: hits off Malloy 2 off Morton 4 wild pitches Malloy 2: left on bases Houston 9 Chlvesron 11 'I Imo of gam! 1 hour and 45 minutes 'Umpire Van-sickle PIRATES 7 CARDS rrrrs-nTIRCI April defeated St Louis today In a one-eld ed game Tiarmon who prevented the Pirates from scoring in the opening Simmons to block 01'e gap Simmons game met defeat at the hands of the is natural hitter and can play well locals today by the same Pet vre he won 1n3- position on the infield If he were just a trifle faster he would be a rare atn0d Own Tgrhemeat jewel fast double plays by the Pirates fee- Outfielders Are Right lured Two of New York's outfielders rank with the very best 'Tiirdie" Cree's record of 1911 nuts him in a special Summit Ave Skating Rink class hut he will have to go some to hold his club championship crown this year if nothing beppens to Harry lit ea) Wolter Right now Wolter is by far 11f A the fastest man on the club ITe was --1: 1 a I speedv Inst year but nothing like as '44: fast as this spring Ile always could 2- A 14 hit the ball Ire seems to have found 1 his proper sphere as lead-off Trill 11 '1 11113 Paniels Is not of the same clams as 5 Cree Or Wolter But he la a very Is 1 it much improved player Ire Is handl- capped by a very poor arm Ma hit- :4 2 ting be running and fielding all 7 i spring above ave beeta ave the average 01 -7 NI Osborn the Ttotlhester recruit ap- gv pears too slow to he considered for ''4 11iblk big league duty though he certainly can clout the hall Zinn is a far k''i-1 hetter utility outfield proposition cl: While not as strong a hitter he is a finish fi ed elder a fine thrower anl -1: t-- a fast man on the base lines The pitchIng staff is ntlo of 0 Clubs greatest fortes Every is a youngster with the hest ptrt Whis career before him The Afternoon 2:30 Night 7:30 Ford Vaughn' Qu'nn Caldwell anl Warhop have had just encitith hp- his uyea lea ge experience to be at thoir 1t I tr 11Porrze McConnell has shown enough with his spitball to I itif entitled to consideration as a regular i L4 SE4 Bali LI if one four of the young southpaw proves worthy of big league conft- ii Li dence the Hilltop staff should be the strongest that 4 N'Tt represented the ritP 011 It TA I club AS BALL 3001210 301000 1 () 0 2 1 0 12 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 May Claim Championship of South if They Win I 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cook lb 3 0 0 Dail rf 3 0 I Cowan 3b 3 0 0 Kramer If 3 0 1 Edmiston ss 3 0 0 Dawson 3 0 0 Martina 0 0 0 Wallace 1 0 0 Cook lb Dail rf Cowan 3b 3 0 0 Kramer If 3 0 1 ZATURDAY CITY LEAGUE Special to The Star-Telegram AUSTIN April University of Texas baseball men inelud Totals 40 3 6 42 19 1 Evans batted for Shontz In 'Wt- tePnth Score by innings: Dallas 10002000000000-3 Waco 10000000200000-3 hit Gibson three-base hit Rennard sacrifice hits Gibson Kellerman Ens sacrifice fly Stewart: stolen bases Beck Kellerman bases on balls off Shontz 3 off 10c)hman 4 hit by pitcher by Lohman 1 ptruck out by Shontz 3 by Lohman 3 innings pitched by Shontz 13 by Bader 1 hits off Shontz 5 left on bases Dallas 5 Waco 5 Time of game 2 hours and 25 minutes Umpires Wilkinson and Brady Two fast games were played in the Saturday City -League the Swifts defeating the Texas Pacific team 9 to 4 and the Railway Mail Service team efsfeating the Rock Islands 11 to 10 The standing of the longue follows: Won Lost Perct railway Mail Service 3 0 LIMO Swifts 9 1 CC7 Texas Pacific 1 2 TAtlivnel 3 -000 railway Mail Service Swifts Texas ttt Pacific flock Island SUNDAY CITY LEAGUE Two fast games are billed for this afternoon in the Sunday City League The Jersey Creams will meet the Athletics and the Armours will oppose the Libbys The first game will be called promptly at 2:30 at Butz Park First game: Jersey catcher: Lusk first base Lawson second base Phinck third base Watson shortstop: Cole right field: Walton left field Haltom center field Johdan pitc'her At hl et Merriman estcher: Wright (J) second base Reeder third base Sandsherry left field Wright (G) right field Hamilton first base: 4 XZZZI7rff TODAY "412111-itsct''' gr 1 CZ aCk I 4 CA POLY 6- 5 Poly achieved a lead in the race for the college championship of the city by taking the game from ty at the Poly campus Saturday afternoon roly actileved a lead In the race for the college championship of the city by taking the game from at the Poly campus Saturday afternoon rusgszczowlsgiwzmornmollwrzaratowntroltm Totals 27 0 4 24 8 1 ing Coach Disch and Manager Walter Batted for Martina in ninth A- Dealey Will leave Austin tomorrow SAN ANTONIO morning on the swing through the AB FL IL PO A Southern States during which time Mehan If 3 1 1 0 0 0 the Texas baseball team will play six Mbikiff 3b 4 0 1 0 1 0 games with the strongest teams of the Betts rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 South They will be absent eight days Metz lb 2 0 0 15 4 0 The games to be played are two each Wallace ss 4 0 0 3 5 0 with Auburn Polytechnic College AuDaringer 2b 4 0 0 2 4 burn Ala: the University of Georgia Smith 3 0 2 5 2 0 Athens Ga and Tulane University at Leidy cf 3 0 0 2 0 0 New Orleans Browning 3 0 0 0 3 0 The first games will be with Auburn on Monday April 22 On this day a double-header will he played The games with the University of Georgia nre to bo played on Tuesday and Wednesday April 23 and 24 and then the swing is made to New (-)reans Avhere Tulane is played on Friday hnd Saturday April 26 and 27 The team will leave New Orleans on Saturday night and roach Austin either Sunday night or Monday morning This will be the longest trip a base-minutes Umpire Newhouse hall team of the university has ever made Meridian Wins It Is the intention of the tearrt to MERIDIAN Texas April play this schedule with a view to mak dian College defeated Lutheran College ing some claim to the Southern cham4 to4 in an Interesting game today pionship The three teams which the The feature of the game was the home Loghorns' meet are among the very run of Boggess strongest in the South and this IS The snore: IL It particularly true with reference to the Meridian 4 7 4 University of Georgia team They have Lutheran po- 1 4 4 been among the strongest of the South DOUBLE HEADER Me Gar's Wonders 1 Totals 29 1 4 27 19 0 Score by innings: Son Antonio 0 0 1 0 0 '1 C) n-1 Beaumont 0 0 0 a 0 0 ii 0-0 hit Meehan 6 to 5 The game was hotly contested stolen bases Betts Metz: struck out throughout and marked by mwda close fr Browning 4 by Martina 3: bases fielding Daniels pitched for on balls off Martina 4 left on bases and Neil performed for Poly Poly lin 2o-Y Sail Antonio 9 Beaumont 2 double won two games and IT one The playa Metz to Wallace Wallace to remaining game will be played May 10 met Ti ma -1' r-51 rno 1 nrA Totals 29 1 4 27 19 0 Score by innings: Son Antonio 0 0 1 a 0 ans-1 Beaumont 0 () 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 hit Meehan stolen bases Betts Metz: struck out by Browning 4 by Martina 3: bases on balls off Martina 4 left on bases Sati Antonio 2 Beaumont 2 double plays Metz to Wallace Wallace to Metz Time of game I hour and 35 i vs 11 Dallas Black Giants I Backstops Weak Nipmson shortstop Watkins center The catching department however field AVard or Pendleton pitcher nutst he bolstered tip and that s-peed- Second game: Hy "flabby" Streot is the only back-- (C) catcher Dog- stop fit for service Ilmb Williams gess first base Southern second baso will not be able to work for a week Rogers (S) third base Curran short- two yet If anything ilannons Icl stop Ryan Wright field l't 1 left ----11sI Ae" Street the club will be wit hout an field Douglas center field Stephens Pxpprienced receiver Something- is Babb or 'Compton pitcher liable to happen any minute when one Libbys---Smith (PI third base Mur- stops to consider that nearly all the ray shortstop Smith (W) center Tankee 'pitchers serve the soltball field Ward left field Revd first -ho prpsomp of swoinov would givp base Sorrells second base Sinith tne American Leaguers the greatest (William) right field Bolinger4 catchcatchine- er Armstrong pitcher 00K oarnons: to tho club will ho wit NA finout an experienced receiver Something- is liable to happen any Minute when one stops to consider that nearly all the 'Yankee 'pitchers serve thp Tbe presence of Sive(ney would gi VP the American Leaguers the greatest catching- anything liaptions an thing- is Jlen on fill the snithall LIT '1 i grva te st TODAY MORRIS PARK FORT WORTH vs AusTIN BRONCS I OILERS 0 corps in Johnson's organization But Sweeney seems out for the season Wolverton In ust look elsewhere for a man ittalV -of fillinz Streets shoes should the Tatter be incapacitated Such ca tchets a re mighty hard to find Should no luck befall Street until Williaina is fif i a 11'1111'h fillinz I- be in- Ins art' ill hick El I SAX ANTONIO April Antonio outplayed Beaumont on the home lot this afternoon and won the first local game by a score of 1 to The tA4 GAME CALLED 3 O'CLOCK I Reserved Seats for whites 'c4c' I -ww Mts littii 1MUiarrIMEVILIel ri ig Vie are still selling 3 loaves of Bread for 10c tSANDECTIARD'S i Pli 1 Economy Cash Stons i or I Leaguers Wim SHERMAN Texas April Sherman Smilers of the League defeated Austin College on the home grounds this afternoon ILL a well played game 3 to i game was filled with thrilling inci- Game Starts 3:30 dents and was not decided until the 1 last man was out Browning who consanglszssiarazum pitched for the local team was In his I voi a rft1 (ME1 oO'''.