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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1929
Page
19
An unsunditjumial release was issued by the San Antony authorities for Tom Coniins, velersi, 590, and saeher, after a formal process. The case details remain limited in the readable text.
A disorderly report describes Gilbert Mulleary securing second base for San Antonio with Tom Conner of the Indians promoting him after a bid for Moc Lery failed. Connolly retires, Mulleacy takes field, Harris Ballew shifts to outfield, and league moves include trades of Lee Stebbins and Pat Tateh. Final exhibitions set, Indians vs Missouri Pacific Sunshine Specials, Go to San Marcos postponed by rain, Texas league opening in San Antonio April 17 versus Waco.
Belgian light heavyweight Pierre Charke was detained on arrival aboard the liner Arabic under a civil order from Monterri, seeking 0,000 for alleged breach of contract related to a betrothal. Authorities report confusion over the witness and timing with references to Detroit and New York as the case unfolds.
A fragmented report records Mackenzie-ton and Gunn heading toward Pittsburgh New York Washington figures. It mentions Walker and Walls in Atlanta, with a golf event planned in Pittsburgh instead of New York as previously stated.
A garbled April baseball recap notes New York Yankees vs. Cleveland Tribe. Eight homers were hit, but Babe Ruth did not homer. Teuto’s big hit and a circuit drive are mentioned amid a banged up game.
A garbled report notes the Braves defeated a minor league team amid unclear phrasing and stray names. The fragment mentions a break in an unseen streak and references locations and individuals in a broken, nonsensical OCR text.
De Pyle's crew faces a grueling trek over the Appalachian spine toward the desert country of the west. The team presses onward from Philadelphia toward Passaic with several runners dropping out and others challenging the pace as the harsh climb tests endurance and temperature across the mountain route.
Yale defeats Princeton with a 5 to 4 game in a seven inning college baseball format. Sporgelonn and Hes Cross contribute for Yale while Durlavuth and Marings are key for Princeton. Boglora and Boglora’s teammates tally several hits as the game unfolds with late scoring momentum.
Fort Worth, Apr 1 U A Vanthers manager Jake Alz cut 25 players from the squad by releasing six youngsters. The players cut include Horace Witchers Charly Callvelly Charly Kearney Werbner Kregel Anfiell doin Smith and tia Bougherly. Smith Casteel Kearnes and Kregel moved Fort Smith in the Wresloen relocation. Dougherty sent to Madland in the West Taxes Tongue. Dearer became a free agent.
West Stowans region report notes Spudder squad trimmed to 24 players. Departure of 20 pongees for Abilene forms team to represent city in West Stoans event. Carl Williams leads selection process. cutbacks to 4 more possible before May 17 deadline.
Bisler Arawn and juniors Vighteerizht prepared for a heat with El Pumehe in Titer Mima as Santee Was wir et Seon Vindrinaportarion plans an upcoming warhout. Hanrhoe commits to training. Montez and Moyen eye suitable opponents. Deke University OME noted. The Tirake racquet squad faced three matches with Itire winning all three.
The Ryder team, led by American professionals, heads to Europe to chase British, German, and French titles and to compete in Russia and France. Schedule includes the Leeds Cup, British Open at Monaghan Field, Lackshire Evenings News tournament at Leeds, French Professional Championship in Paris, and the German Open, May 25 29, with a potential match against a French team. Special uniforms feature white trousers and red white shields with the initials TRL.
Philadelphia struggles infield depth as Tommy Theveton returns from injury but remains off the field. Manager Shotton weighs options with rookies Darney Fribert and others stepping in as potential replacements. News from Winter Haven notes Theveton’s recovery from an automobile accident and a new protective device aiding healing.
Evansville Lad reports a day of idleness with time games and the sly series before the National League opening. The piece mentions St. Louis champions and Keansville, noting a gale and a plan for Nashville at a flooded park where the contest was expected to occur.
Oklahoma City April fore mits and tree uncarpied tugs were onl Wick Mafimeun of the St Joule Browne allowers the Oklahoma City Tnrbane sesterdeg in nine innings Coffman a cun i rowne near perfect five fornins and only one walkie In retire she sie fa one Avalhan ferier ll five anninge.
The report lists numerous fighters by dubious spellings and origins. Delphin outpointed Cow O Kelly while another bout featured Maurice Hulton France defeating Al Usrdun. Several other names appear with unclear affiliations and results, reflecting a jumbled OCR of a boxing card.
A rare photo shows a bean ball striking Ellis of Tufts College. The University pitcher delivered the throw, the ball caroming off Ellie's ear as the catcher positions his glove, leaving the batter with a bruise.
Davis New Fork reports on Horton Smith and British golf rivals with Hickory clubs dominating the scene. The piece notes Smith’s potential rise or continued struggle as innovation, timing, and equipment influence federation results, with American players pursuing dubious advantages amid British opposition.
In New Orleans the Gule Yachting association voted unanimously to hold the next Lipton Cup races for the Howthorn Yacht championships at Hellstore Lezon beginning August 3. Winning the champion yacht gear the Moldte Yachselit were titled in the races, which was retired in favor at Founton.
The article describes a large golf field on Finlay's trail at a North and South championship, with a record-breaking drive by Finlay and a late surge by Tarvin. It notes a car accident affecting the margin and lists several players and places in a garbled report from Chicago and surrounding areas.
Elders from Water Rocine and Hewusyleinig refuge join the Pennsylvania meet at ThOSyaa dash trials. The field features Penny Wildinu from Canada and Grymme ehimpion, with Ohio entries and a Pennsylvania relay title in contention.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Cronin and Jack Hayes in a sporting context with other unclear phrases about exhibition games and a veteran figure. The readable portions center on Cronin and Hayes and potential outcome hints.
On an unsteady opening night,64 competitors faced a rough start amid unclear organization and crowded rings. Despite early setbacks, many bouts continued as officials worked to restore order and proceed with the tournament.
Foreign fans would look at Stribling as promoter talks swirl over a potential heavyweight bout with Schmeling. Plans include a June clash with tentative firm offers and possible cross‑promotion involving promoter Kenpsey and manager Pa. Stribling and Laulino Szewdin era mentioned amid travel and boxing tour notes from New York.
Disjointed report from Am Revoirt mentioning Pirates Crips returning to lineup. Shortstop Adams delivers a key play as Vic Wraynor nurses an injury. Moeunger Tush and Crnithain Cragnar Cractell listed among expected lineup returnees amid unclear context and garbled names.
The report details winners at a tennis event with multiple players named. Key figures include Rev. April Wa rI-May, Davie cup champion, Henry Onnoru, Wilmer A Hn, and Eelined Sci lof Pineteiral. A University of North Care participant, Mor ton Bhavirn, is also mentioned in connection with New Mori.
The annual meeting of the Texas open umpires will gather to assign openings and tasks. Doak Roberts is expected to preside, with the president recognized for his long tenure. The event occurs in the Longus office on April 16.
Weather concerns threaten the San Antonio Open causing delays as women golfers from Southwestern University and other colleges prepare for a spring event. Rain expectations loom over the links and skilled players anticipate a muddy course.
The text discusses elocid differences in eluba carried by a woman golfer compared with lbuse carried by a son, noting a weight disparity but asserting no reason for a difference. It cites A G Espinosa and mentions AG, ESPINOSA, Cony WRG and Associated AAtore Inc.
Kerrville 1920 football season shifts as Tiny Big School joins district 12 from district 17 after an officials conference. The new district 12 includes Sonora, Sunland, Monard, Manon, Heervible, plus Vrederhusurg, and other former district 17 and district 21 schools. Tivy Thigh's Antlers defend regional title after district changes.
A migrant from Tolsa May AL and Ralph Wallermersen lead a group challenging for recognition. The article notes a new hatchery project near the South Canena river with state game engineer S G Gnevett involved.
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