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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1931
Page
6
Fragmented lines recount rounds and pairings from a golf tournament with numerous misspellings and garbled names. The text mentions eight seniors and extra-hole results, with references to players such as Mitchell, Jordan, and Wells, plus various matchups and scores.
William Train pitched for the Tyriurlie team in a tense game that featured a partial no hit bid. With Lyn man out, Morgan singled off the reliever and prevented the no hitter as the Tyriurlie defense fought back.
Texans win multiple titles at a Wisconsin open tennis tournament amid strong performances by Mav Auk Trxnnx and Hides and a series of competitive matches across divisions.
A mangled box score style fragment reports the Black Indians defeating the Chicago nine twice. Names and details are garbled, but mentions of pitchers and innings hint at a doubleheader outcome with sparse scoring notes and stray team references.
Turbulent Sunday game at WMYT ends 10-1 in favor of the Merchants after a late rally by Heights Fire. In the second game San Antonio Police department edges Heights Fire 3-2 as public spectators watch a chaotic scene with disputed calls and surging momentum.
Cooper and Smith defeated Burke, with key players Gurke and Haniel contributing scoring. Game featured late momentum and strong defense, as Smith tallied a 46 077 line while Cooper secured important rebounds and assists in a tight finish.
A dense rundown lists radio programs and hosts on 2EC including daytime and evening slots. It mentions scheduled acts Mroaule Sting System and NyGHT venue notes with various entertainers and segments, plus names like Geyer, Beerktent, and Vatumil. The item reads as a program grid with stations, times, dance bands, and guest appearances.
In a high intensity matchup, SABC defeated Garza with key plays from veterans and rising stars. Notable moments included fierce drive by Mis Water and a pivotal double by Davis, while Flores and Fraily contributed scoring bursts for the winning side.
Wes Moines star Letty clinches the clinching moment as the Weeder leagueer suffers his seventeenth straight loss. American rivals push ahead led by Raye White, while the Minnesotas fall short by a wide margin, marking a second straight defeat by twenty four.”
Fragmented note describes two Monday games in a Soldier League setting. Mentions Fort, infantry related field, and a clash for second place. Details are garbled but indicate a scheduled schedule and competition between teams at Brooks Field Fliers and Fork Bain.
San Antonio Barbers claim a win attributed to Copelin’s dominant performance at Kelly Field. Weak text suggests strong defense and timely hits aiding the shutout effort.
Promoter Ralph Flammonds announces a weekly mat show at the Expo. The card features three light-heavyweights Jack Piercy Alvan Bopes and Stanley West and welterweight Lilian Ghaleuser plus Cyclone Mackes Manning and Bill Wilkens in the main ring. Silent Ratina returns in a special bout against Sailor Watkins while cruiserweight Grarso Crvie joins the opener. The Culyn state athletic commission recognizes light heavyweight champion Craig Wilmmert Roxy Stephens as the South champion after the event.
Local newspaper notes changes in a radio program airing at 7 o clock Monday over WOAI and the National network. Governor Withar Teatcher of Michigan and Autral Po Stanly are mentioned as guests with the famed quartet and Phil Dewey as baritone. A new lineup includes Fran Black and others, with KTSA and Columbia network stations involved.
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