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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1931
Page
9
In Reno, press notes suggest former heavyweight champion James J. Dempsey is slated to box four rounds at a venue on Rev. Ave. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a scheduled exhibition or bout with locals and possibly Mexican opponents.
In a volatile international league clash, Nolan Stehe homered and drove in key runs as the Tigers defeated a rival team. The article notes a standout performance by the third baseman amid a tense game, with late scoring bursts sealing the win for the Tigers.
Vick Hare a noted City Major Inagie pitcher and star, signed to a contract with the Tribe, drew a trial with Shreveport years ago and impressed managers. In Fort Worth, Moore and Flinn led the Indians to a 2 1 victory over Fort Worth in eight innings as Teetotl and Hammond contributed in the closing frames.
Phi Chi Fraternity defeated the All-Stars 12 to 7 at the Yoo COAL Inagin field. Key players included Stith, Karp, and Castillo with pitching support from Mazes Wolfe and Houghfies. The win came as Kawah and Norman contributed on the mound and at bat, while Poth and Fall's hits helped seal the victory.
In Forest Hills New Yorks tennis championships Palfrey sisters Sarah and Mie Palfrey from Sharan, Ming Yarah, reach the rounds to upset top contenders. Dorothy Ols hord-Barcon falls. Mia Vion Tan and Marjorie Marrll advance as Mary Gevet drops out. Survivors include Erin Californias and England contenders with sixteen still alive.
Reported entry list shows Avery leading a strong Austin contingent for a Woodlawn Lake marathon swimming program. Names include Hever Myles, Joe Moyling, Dagny-stuywlhig, Hirper, and Bowling among others, with mention of University intramural prep and plans to face competitors from Pacific Coast teams.
Matty Bell envisions a new era in football as coaches spread modern methods to boost play. The article notes shifts in training and strategy across circles, aiming for improved teamwork and sharper games.
Promoter Ralph Hammonds headlines a foggy bill as Stecher prepares for a pivotal bout with George Sauer, a Cincinnati standout. Dallas arrival delays shift nights, while finalists Silent TM Condell and Tea Wolfe eye Thursday setup. Newcomer Sailers Wetkins and others fill a crowded arena card.
Tanforan Race Track gates open for a fall meeting at Ran Meancises Fray beginning November 6, extending 80 days. Joseph A. Murphy, trainer, announces under the Leite Car4e Brerders piuitiation authority that racing will run with a purse near $1000 per race and a Thanksgiving Week stakes of about $500 to $1,500, with weekly races each Saturday during the meeting.
Chicago Aug 18 report says Johnny Watwood suffered a back muscle strain in Sundays double header with Boston and will miss two weeks. Willig Norman, recalled from the Wesken organization, will start in Watwood’s place as manager Tonia Rosh seeks to end the injury spell.
Chicago reports a planned September 10 enfrent between the Cubs and White Sox at Comiskey Park. Attendance and seating details were discussed, with Navy Pleasant at Annatodis mentioned as a related site note. A separate brief notes the Navy Academy football team practice with about 200 cadets present.
In Cuicaro on August 1 a fragmentary report notes an athletics effort to tie or surpass a historical mark as players from New York and Washington compete. Mentions Grace, Walter Johnson, and Marie Marquaed among others in a chaotic account.
Rain delays at Detroit gardens stall a major athletic gathering as teams and players struggle through weather impacts. Top seed George Jennings of The Vistas leads a strong field including Fred Rayer and Thomas Markey while women’s contenders race for early-round progress amid improvised schedules.
In the city league standings Harn leads the batters with top averages and notable hitting figures. The report highlights key players such as Maen and Gill, with Missouri and Mobile Servier noted among the teams. the scene shows varied performers and evolving standings amid a tight race.
Harold A. Winters of the San Antonio Football Officials Association calls a meeting for all members on September 7 at the Gunter building. Reports will be heard from committees working on the Southwest Conference and Texas High School rankings and preparation for the first Ram American meet.
Abe Espinosa of Chesterfield won the Illinois PGA meet yesterday with a 7 under par score. The victory secured him the state title as competitors faced challenging fairways and steady winds at the Quincy course.
San Francisco reports the death of Erin Kreng a noted Stanford athlete and former discus champion during a wake in Emerald Bay near Lake Tahoe. The obituary notes his high profile in track and field and his national recognition.
A fragmented item notes Montgomery Ward's team or group to meet pressmen at Earle Field near Ifocloet next Monday morning. The barely readable text references a local event or gathering involving a baseball team and pressmen with unclear names and place names.
Plaintiffs from the courthouse and city teams plan a benefit game Thursday night at 7. Proceeds aid a late Suvenilt fan for Toye. Jack Burke former Texas league star headlines the rosters with Elart SteCormick Maxey Bart Gevo Mergele and Pete Onion. Officials include Junge W A Warebeek. Municipal band provides music and Rotary Optimist members assist with comedy. Local sporting houses supply equipment.
A fragmented report notes Schriever securing another victory in a track tournament. Mentions include rivals and competitors such as Mac Burnett and Cant, with unclear details on matchups and outcomes. The text references ongoing matches and inter-par results amid a cluttered summary.
White Cats travel to Cibolo to face the Bulls Sunday afternoon in a 1S-insting game. The team will renew matchups as they prepare for a return at their new field on the West. Arthur Kins leads after 4 p.m. in a tense early-season clash.
Boxing notes from St Albans Vermont recounts Clark and Custillo dominating in a series of bouts. Clark defeats O Connell in eight rounds while Custillo tops a rival in decisive fashion. Manager Stephens highlights plans and previous victories, with mentions of Sonnenberg and other local fighters.
May 19 at Mston. Manager Frost named Pratt to take over after Take Wilson, regular hitch-sacker, was cut on the cheek by a batted ball. Wilson will not play for several weeks as stitches were taken and facial injuries evaluated.
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