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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1933
Page
7
Fragment reads as a sports brief with scattered team names and scores. Miller delivers a key performance in a Dallas contest while several other city and team references appear, including Fort Worth and Tulsa, but the readable facts are sparse and the score details unclear.
Fragmentary text references Tres Borman and Pies at New Tora with mentions of Philadelphia and Edints DeSipenes. Unable to determine full event, teams, or outcomes from the garbled OCR snippet.
Padres surrender a 12-1 defeat to the Dallas Steers as Abe Miller reenters rotation for an elimination game. Bonura leads Missions hitters with a two-for-three effort while Barnabe and Fisskaimper pace the Dallas attack amid a series of wild pitches and misplays at Dallas.
Summary unavailable due to heavily garbled OCR text. The fragment references the Texas League and American League schedules with multiple team names and players, but key entities and concrete outcomes are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text notes a possible polo title struggle between Great Brirota and Westchester with mention of a renewal and challenges. Several garbled phrases reference antler Anale Weat and Byvish, but the core idea centers on a high-stakes match or series and potential supremacy claim. The readable bits hint at August 23 and a significant sporting confrontation without clear results.
WRIV YORK Aug 23 Strong support formed for William L Veecks idea to revive baseball interest with midseason inter league games. Cubs president R Ho letters endorsing plan. Indians Brooklyn Dodgers presidents Alva Bradley Stephen McKeever back it. Cardinals Breadon and Pirates Ben swanger favor serious discussion. Phillies Nugent agrees. Detroit Navin dissenters attendance dip blamed on general business conditions.
A benefit mat card at the Coll man Wright arena on Wednesday night features heavyweights Billy Edwards from Kansas Gly and Jack ue, with two out of three falls under Ki Ve A rlies. Southwest mat centers veteran Leagme returns with more experience than last winter to face Edwards, while semi finals pit Marshall Blackstock versus White Grave known as Sully. Local favorites Fred Burnell and Frenchy Tri deau headline a one fall bout under Australian rules to help raise funds for San Jono.
New York reports a planned Frank Frisch day as the city’s baseball scene centers on preparations. The New York City Baseball Federation collects details while managers warn of upcoming games and possible adjustments to the schedule.
The Mexico National Juniors beat Little Austin 4 1. Upcoming games include Juniors vs 1 De Ho Knights at Polo Field, Harlandale Athletes meeting Friday at 7 30 at Grapeland 147, and a catered event to honor Hill lock. Gene Song Athletes seek an out of town game Sunday calling 1618 Leal or G 2889.
In Oak Brook Fort Sheridan Polo defeated El Ranchito 10 to 8 in the national 12 year championship semi final. Fort Sheridan trailed 7 0 at end of the fifth chukker then surged ahead with scoring by C A Wilkinson B Davis and Lieut Lory Smith in the final period. Scorers included Ranchito Wharton House Randilto and Smith while Fort Sheridan players Davis Wilkinson and L Smith contributed key tallies. The victor advances to face Miami Valley Hunt and Polo of Dayton Ohio Dex Sureny.
The Thirty fourth Annual Grand Avurdean Trapshoot nournement Bere crowned winners in AA A B G D and other classes. Sharifine led with the All American selections while L Cheek Clinton Ind and John R Taylor Newark Oh captured titles in various divisions. Other champions included BL Mehtner Ordar Rapids Ja in amateur doubles Lite Mra Waller P Andrews Atlanta Ga in women doubles and TJ Cathy Chagrin Falls Al in the yet trial race. Griman at ten years old set a notable age record.
Eleanor Holm and a crooner reportedly set marriage plans while miscellaneous sports results appear. The report mixes scattered names, dates, and locations with a Twilight League score of Bandera Eats Bandera defeating Bonlern 10 to 1.
Ber ger bashes two homers including a 14th inning shot to lift the Boston Braves 5 4 over the Pittsburgh Pirates securing solo second in the National League. The day also features Greenberg’s two homers for Detroit and Sewell delivering a key Yankees run against Cleveland.
The article outlines a delayed start for the Spanish American Girls team and a doubleheader rescheduled for Wednesday night at San Pedro patio. It lists players such as Blakey, Gonzales, and Manuel Maxim leading Gonzales getoring, with Prospect qu Cor ada and the Winter league looming. The "Red Anta" faction and dark Hover are mentioned as new league entrants, while Frank Aernal and Cleo Siva guide the Gonzales outfit.
Selection includes a 34 swimmer field heading to the Canadian distance swim meet. Names like Tower Carson, Huth, Lee, and Martha Novelius appear among veterans with past podium finishes. Unclear OCR details mix up events and dates but confirms a playoff schedule with Cox and Jansen City listed.
The Army Baseball League outing saw Second Plaid Artillery overwhelm the Twenty third with a 14 hit barrage for a 2 to 5 verdict. Myler held the Calsons to limited hits while delivering three doubles for the winning side and Crabtree added a double. Strong pitching, fielding errors, and timely runs defined the contest at Wynne and Minnis with Myler matching key moments against Wynne.
Rainy day delays the doubles rounds as top seeds Vines and Gledhill survive, while Perry Wilde and other international pairs clash with American teams in Brookline Massachusetts. The field, including England and Australia pairs, advances despite wet conditions and scattered upsets.
Fort Bliss announces a golf tournament for enlisted men at Deal COUTHE ALE from Sept. 27 to Sept. 2. All enlisted men of Fort Bliss are eligible to compete. No green fees or other charges will be assessed. The post course opens to enlisted men at Bod aa.
In a May diamond event, Michel Bhita set a new record as Runge Cubs defeated Panna Maria on a windy day. Aly RUNOE and Antonio Die contributed key plays while Tyner Nite led Ryne with strong defense and Ruch side cohesion.
Forest Hills August reports Helen Moody cites back injury yet plans to press on toward her eighth Wimbledon singles crown. She blames lack of warm up for a semi final exit while awaiting improved weather to finish the remaining matches.
International News Service reports a chaotic baseball summary with teams including Yankees, Browns, Braves, Cubs and players Lazzeri, Stottlemyre, Bererr, and Gian. The fragmented text lists scores and names, reflecting a busy game night across the American League and National League.
Tony Canzeneci challenges Ross as the new lightweight champion prepares for a September 12 bout at Polo Grounds. Barney Ross arrives from Chicago, slated to meet Tim Mare of the A.R.A.M. A.C. in the return match with Al Weill arranging the title defense and publicists announcing the event in New York.
Paris reports Henri Cochet, once a French star in the Davis Cup, is believed to consider professional status. Friends say offers from Franco American pro circuit are strong and could lure him to debut in a September tournament.
Ollie Burch fights John Kramer in the main event at Dick Armatrang Ring. Other bouts include Donnell versus Tattoo Kid, Haliver versus Gooey Brady, Wee DeMipsey against Ki Escobar, and Carrigan versus Jao Ruri. Sailor Klemm faces Leonard Haase in a wrestling match at Roosevelt Park.
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