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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1926

Page

8

Chuck Burns to Fight Metoquah in Kentucky Match

Chuck Burns, billed as Santone Locker and Curley’s Dutch Darling, meets Metoquah the big Indian heavyweight in Louisville Kentucky on Monday night. Promoters hype the bout after Me toquah previously outboxed Lohman in training scrimmages and planned Burns rematches were delayed. Burns plans to travel to San Antonio for Christmas afterward. Manager Don Curley will be unavailable in Chicago.

Louisville Kentucky San_ Antonio Chuck Burns Dhe Santone Locker Curley Dutch Darlin Ef Métoquah Samordan Mettoquah Lohman Mel Stoguah Burns Don Curley Wrill Chicago

The Grouch Bag by Bugs Baer

A 1926 New York American humor piece riffs on sports and society with a narrator mixing wordplay and tall tale as he recalls Ithaca Penn Cornell exploits. The collage covers a messy game narrative and comic observations on media, crowds, and travel.

Sweetser Hopes to Play in 1927

Asheville North Carolina December 10 United Press reports that Sweetser the British amateur champion and New York golfer intends to return to tournament play next summer despite recovering from a severe illness that followed his British title victory He said he will be able to take many beatings when the next golf season arrives to the National association of Professional Baseball League attendees.

Waterbury Conn Delaney Bridgeport Paul Bertenbach Jamaica Kid New York Jamaica

Buster Yantis Emerges as Top City League Referee

Johnny Yantis known as Buster dominates city basketball officiating. He referees all City League games and handles fast-paced action with notable control.

Johnny Buster) Yantis Buster Auro

Marthur and Vasquez May Meet Again

Manager Sam Slotsky hints at arranging a rematch between Mike Vasquez and Earl McArthur after a challenged slugging bout. Vasquez’s promoter cites healed left hand and a full house as likely outcomes. Taylor plans a heavyweight clash with Rosie Rosales on the Beethover card, Rosales boasting a knockout streak as a Fort Bliss soldier.

Sam ‘Slotsky Mike Vasquez Earl McArthur Jack Taylor Vasquez McArthur Mike Sioux City Slotsky F Taylor Rosie Rosales i Red” Fitzsimmons Rosales Fort Bliss

Squadron 42 Leaders Upset by 42 Squad in Cage Tilt

The Sixty-eighth Squadron, leaders of Kelly Field cage action, were barely toppled 20 to 11 by the Forty-second Squadron in a Thursday night league game. Goldsborough and Pearson led with ten points each as the winners pulled away late. Kansas Aggies elect captain James Douglass of Burlington to lead the 1927 football squad. Douglass is a junior fullback chosen along with Feathers for spring graduation.

Kelly Field Goldsborough Pearson Sisteelenih Hughey Brown Hyde Coombs Stewart Johnson Nelson McKinney Feld Shaffer Pletcher Kansas Aggies Manhattan Kans James Douglass Burlington Bans Douglass Feathers

U S Lads Rugby Tricks Baffle Oxford Critics

Four American football stars studying at Oxford as Rhodes scholars struggle with Rugby, the English version of football. George R. Pfann, N K K Parker, Caleb I. Gates, and Morris Le Gendre play for Balliol, Magdalen, Brasenose, and Brasenose respectively. An early attempt at long passes astonishes locals and prompts coaches to enforce the traditional short underhand pass.

Oxford United States Rhodes George R. Pfann Cornell N. K K. Parker Dartmouth Caleb I. Gates Morris le Gendre Princeton Rugger Gates Balliol College Parkee Magdalen Pfaon le Gendre Brasenose College Pfaun le Gente Pann Tetondre

Catalina Island to Mainland Ocean Derby Attracts Thousands

Universal Service reports the Catalina Island to mainland $25,000 Ocean Derby drawing over 1000 inquiries and an expected 2600 starters. Substantial participation from Southern California includes at least 30 entrants, with practice underway. observers require transport provided by entrants. A Wilmington headquarters note mentions Joe Sawyer planning a cross-country hike and a 20 mile swim warm-up idea.

Universal Service Los Angeles Catalina Island California Wrigley Companies Wilmington Enterprise Ala Joe Sawyer Californiia Sawyer

Speaker Going Into Business in Cleveland

Tris Speaker announced plans to enter the business world next spring. He will become a partner in the Geometric Stamping company of Cleveland and may join other ventures.

Texarkana Ark Tris Speaker Cleveland Indians Speaker Hubbard Tex Geometric Stamping Company Cleveland Redskins

Yanks Open With Same Infield As Last Season

New York Dec 10 The Yankees will keep the same infield Gehrig at first Tar zeri at second Koenig at short and Dugan at third along with Ruth Combs and Mewsl in the outfield. Manager Miller Huggins indicated Ruth will soon sign likely at 52000 a year with potential raise. Pitching staff negotiations underway as veteran relievers may be dealt before 1927 contracts.

New York New York Yankee St. Louis Cardinals Pat Miller Huggins Gehrig Tarzeri Koenig Dugan Hugging Ruth Combs Mewsel Huggins Asheville Ed Barrow Chicago

Fugazy Reveals $6 to $7 Million Brooklyn Arena Plan

Hum bert J. Fugazy, Metropolitan promoter, announced plans to build a sports arena in Brooklyn costing six to seven million dollars. The facility, rivaling Madison Square Garden, will host varied athletic events and be located in the Brooklyn business district. Construction aims to complete within a year of today.

Fugazy New York Madison Square Garden Humbert J. Fugazy Brooklyn

Matthews Awarded TCU Rogers Trophy at Fort Worth

Raymond “Rags” Matthews, end for the TCU Horned Frogs, was named unanimous All Southwestern wingman and received the Dan Rogers trophy as the team’s most valuable player for 1926. The white gold watch trophy was presented at a banquet in Fort Worth Thursday night. Rogers, an alumnus of Texas Christian University, resides in Dallas.

Mathews TCU Fort Worth Raymond Rags” Matthews T. G. U. Horned Frog Dan Rogers Rogers Texas Christian University Dallas

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