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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1935
Page
4
In a San Antonio home game the Missions lost to Oklahoma City 7 to 5 after a late rally. Caldwell absorbed the loss with a skull fracture suspected but not confirmed by doctors. Key players include Bejma and Dehencourt, while Bettencourt and Mills contributed offensively for OKC.
Bouts of misspelled names and scattered stats recount a game where Brower Miner Stelen Flood Mirshany Stanton Garms and others made hits while pitchers Stiely Mills and Talay worked through innings. Rebounds, runs, and fielding errors are listed among incomplete line items and faded notes from the San Antonio game.
Sarazen outlines a wide winter tour across Europe South America and Australia. The famous golfer aims for exhibition matches with matchups against Deerikton and Relog departine as he plans to watch play and showcase peaks in world golf.
Ambiguous report from COLORALAY SPRINGS dated Aug 12 mentions Rogers Charmpton competing in Colorado golf. The irregular text notes unsettled conditions and a late round push, with references to insurance salesmen and a windy, rainy day affecting play.
Jimmy Brought dominated as he struck out 16 and allowed six hits in a 4-0 win for his team over Louis Marty’s squad in the second game of a three game series among veterans. Brought is expected to start again next Sunday on the Lane Field as the series wraps. Marty’s team won the first game. next week they face Somersey on the Hatterset grounds. Harry Ables, former president of the San Antonio Texts league club, had two hits but was pinch run for by Pendleton.
Span-Am Boys, a Spanish American league team, won the city championship in a double-header sweep over Richter's Butter Krush, 8-1 and 6-6, at Val Marcle. Jesse's Casegary powered the offense with a homer and five RBIs across the series, while Rusty Tons and Lee Yates pitched for Richter's. The Cafemen advance to the first round, facing Ratstown winners next weekend in Ratstown.
The former light heavyweight champion Rosenbloom teams with Hankinson in a key announcement as they prepare for a major world title showdown. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text, but the focus is on their readiness and upcoming match context.
William Trager of Concent park pool tied for high point in the junior division of the city meet with Elsie Jane Allison, Starley Mae Waris, and Cordon Catts Jr. The event, held at Padry Park, drew about $100 in trophies. top finishers qualify for state contests.
S A Girls landed on the all state team with Gard Stevens and Jewellann of the KABC Wings making the first team while Flare Peters and Kathryn Gar oid joined the second team. White Wings won the constitution events in the second round as Lie champion.
Philadelphia reports Mickey Walker known as the Rumsoo Bulldog faces a pivotal moment at Low Poster of Pattstown. He will decide tonight whether to continue his comeback or retire after recent losses to Johnny Anderson in Lew York. If he wins, he plans to keep boxing. if not, he will quit.
Oregon’s five-man trapshooting team shattered the world record in the Pacific International association meet by hitting 383 targets, an average of 108 per man. The headline notes Oregon No. 1, reflecting top performance in the event.
Twenty years ago today four players including Brancon Collrine and Sana Antonia reached finals with scores 7 2 and 4 0 as Gere Minsell and Ovid Mullins led winning challengers. Ten years ago Ormand Shoemaker pinned Ack Voigt in a fall match as Walter Klacenon won two straight falls. Roadway delays and pay rate notes also appear in the dispatch.
A. G. Vanderbilt’s horse Discovery romps to first place in the Merchants and Citi at Saratoga Springs on Saturday, securing an eighth consecutive victory and extending its winning streak.
Weekend sports roundup notes unsettled results and notable performances across multiple events. Mentions include teen and local athletes, regional meets, and various outsize close finishes as teams and individuals contend for titles and honors.
A scrambled report lists Ton from Kentucky as winner of the Western Women golf championship. The text also mentions Balentin New York and Nalann winning events, with scattered references to international matches, wind speeds, and other sports notes.
Walter Emery of Shawnee won the Oklahoma Open in Oklahoma City as the leader in a high profile final. The golfer posted a strong showing in commercial play to take first place ahead of rivals.
Lieutenant Rogers clinched the San Antonio city amateur golf title at Brackenridge Park, defeating Tom Lawrence 1 up after a tight 36-hole final. Rogers, trailing much of the afternoon, staged a late comeback with a decisive birdie on the 36th, overcoming Lawrence’s early lead as the city fans watched, with the Harding trophy on display at the clubhouse.
The Army Ninth Infantry edged Staff Troops 4 to 3 at Port Sam Houston after trailing into the seventh inning. A three-run rally swung the game in the Ninth Infantry’s favor as Brooks Field Tearh and teammates battled back to claim the victory.
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