Hammond to Step Out as Indians' Prexy in 1933
San Antonio Texas League club president Homer H Hammond will resign before the 1933 season opening. He cites no long term plans and says another will run the team, with possible sale talks to the St. Louis Browns of the American League. Browns discussions aim to move operations, with debts and salaries outlined and a January 7 Dallas meeting deciding the club’s fate. If no deal, San Antonio could lose its franchise and the league to eight teams. The article notes San Antonio is a strong baseball town and may remain in the circuit, barring a Browns arrangement or local cash support. Also included is a brief item on a church ban modification moving Rev. Jesus Torres to conduct services in Baja California towns.
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Homer H. Hammond
San Antonio
Texas League Baseball Club
Wil Beapen
Dallas
Inall Bachmond
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Hammond
St. Louis
Longview
San Aprenie
Wichita Falls
Inter Longview
Levier Elty
Wichita Fells
TADS
Precent
Carmot
Gertner
Gerdner
Dallas News Today
Forth Worth
Tulsa
Okahoma City
Houston
Beaumont
Gelveston
Shreveport
MI5
Ban Antoniglun
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York
Ave Cammas
Lew
Anaeleathine
Tale Amare
Phiindeisnie— Cine
Roa
Tam
Crew Reemy
New Arm
Yesterday's Explanations WItsOUL MALE PARENT
A fragment from a column explains bee fertilization and development, noting fertilized eggs become queen or worker while unfertilized eggs become drones. It claims a drone is the father of its mother and adds a note about a future cartoon feature and a reply policy.
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Witsoul
Bet
Boxing Tonight at Chicago Stadium Features LaBarba and Paul
Jazi Tom Paul, the Buffalo leatherweight king, faces Fidel LaBarba in a 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium. LaBarba, coming in overweight, must win to challenge Kid Chocolate for the title. Attendance expected near 10,050 despite $3.30 tickets.
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Chicago
Jazi
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
National Boxing Association
Fidel LaBarba
Los Angeles
Paul
LaBarba Hax
Isnd & Inateh
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
LaBatba
Chocolate
New York
Young Roosevelt Praises Coaches For Forgotten Athletes
James D. Roosevelt son of President elect Franklin D Roosevelt spoke at the College Track Coaches of America meeting at the Hotel Paramount. The Harvard graduate urged coaches to encourage athletes who finish behind and emphasize character development through track and field. He recalled his own rough start at Harvard and urged coaches to support all athletes to build confidence and public virtue.
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Paul Gardner
New York
James D. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
College ‘Track Coaches of America
Hotel Paramount
Roosevelt
Harvard
Universaity
Lawson Robertson
Pennsylvania
Wiliam J. Bingham
Edward K. Farrell
A. ©. Gilbert
Yale
Gualnyus T. Kirby
Prederick W. Tauren
Panthers Get to Work Here in San Angelo
The Cleveland Panthers football team moved up their game against the College All-Stars to Sunday afternoon at Eagle Field and began daily workouts at San Pedro Park. Oklahoma guard Orr joined the squad in Oklahoma City after the Christmas Day win over Hominy. Deer hunting in San Angelo was curtailed with few deer seen and under 25 wild turkeys reported as cold weather slowed meat storage.
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Smokehouse Stogies
Josy
Brackenridge High School
Bymnasium
Smokehouse Five
Brackenridge
Arthur Kliefoth
Hasse
Gerald Feibe
Eagle Club
Plumbers
Kenney Grover Teins
Magnolia
Kenney Grover
Secon
Cleveland Panthers
Eagle Feld
Frema Town
San Pedro Park
Ken Wourer
Oklahoma City
Hominy Innians
Caset Ems Orr
University of Oklahoma Tramn
Cleveland
San Angelo
Dempsey Signals Big Plans for Garden Promotion
New York dispatch saying Jack Dempsey, at Madison Square Garden, drives chatter of a possible Schmeling Barr or third Sharkey meeting. Garden faces contract and promotion hurdles while a Haer Schmeling bout at Los Angeles Olympic Coliseum is floated with sponsorship talks.
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Los Angeles
Max Haer
California
Max Schmeling
Germany
Olympic Coliseum
Nck
Dempsey
Voce
Tie
Warner Pushes First-Down Scoring Change in Football Rules
New York city details reveal Warner urges adding a point for each first down to football scoring along with a revised dead ball rule. He advocates safeguards rather than broad changes, arguing the modification would speed play, reduce kneeling, and encourage bold offense while preserving competitive balance.
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New York
Glen Seobey
Hop
Warner
Palo Alto
Gilmour Cable
Cornell
Blahford
Temple
Pach
Wesil
Thothell
Local Golf Stars Shine At Bracken Ridge Course
Bernhard Schriever and Buck Williford battled for bragging rights as Riverside club pros at Bracken Ridge Park, Schriever posting a 71 with a tough 4 over par, while Williford fired 68 to outpace him. Wednesday’s Riverside tourney saw Ken Rogers and Lannie Wendland qualifying with scores of 75 and 74 as 151 scores were tallied at the Clubhouse. Weather permitting, the San Antonio Women’s Golf Association plans a Friday tournament at Club Forrest starting at 10 a.m., after recent rain delays.
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Bernhard Schriever
Brackenridge Park
Buck Williford
Schriever
Bennie
Thent
Ken Rogers
Lannie Wendland
Riverside Gold
Slater
Lemon
J. A Dalton
HA Blalham
Pred Sirin
M. Biroanider
OG. Ashby
J. Smith
Harry ‘Albauch
Timmy Chasey
HR. TL. Bendrix
A. Seffani
H. Reichelder
Cart
San Antonio
Club Forrest
Grout's Putting Drops Texarkans Open Title Hope
Fort Worth Texas December report shows Glen Garden pro Grout shooting four rounds of 79 at Texarkans Open. His three putts and twenty three three putt greens left him 24 over par, costing victory and leaving him well back in the field.
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Grout
Fort Worth
Texas
Duck’ Grout
Glen Garden Country Club
Seven Players Named to San Antonio All City Team
Seven boys earned starting spots on the San Antonio all city football team for the upcoming high school classic against Davis mighty band. Key names include Newlands Brackenridge end and Upshaw Hubener, with Miller Elmendorf at guard and Rheinlander Jefferson vs Stuart Brackenridge for center. Tech running quarterback Bly Farrar to direct the opener, while Jefferson and Brackenridge vie for other backfield positions. Tickets available at Fothernick's Sporting Goods, Sommers Drug, and Gunter Hotel Cigar Store. adults 50 cents, students 25 cents.
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Haglefield
San Antonio
Davis’ Mighty Band of
Manor Packet
Newlands
Ginnb ‘Brackenridge
Upshaw
Hubener
David Ten
Primo Miller
Brackenridge
Hd Elmendorf
Teehe
Moore
Allsup
Charley Martin
Loessberg
Casper
Fats Rheinlander
Jefferson
Stuart of
Éalla
Ay Jedin Gosch Puekobs
Bly Farrar
Tech Ranning
Bailey Carnahen
Leo Wildman
Jefferson O Nce
Stokes of
Dallas
24 Strong
Gobb
San Antonia
Fothernick’s
Sporting Goods
Sommers
Gunter” Hotel
Bowling meet yields high scores and top team play
The meets showcase strong performances by Clemena and teammates with notable marks acrossindividuals. Standouts include Pat Thomas and Hymum with high series, while the Butaken overcome Independenia in two games and Webber Linens loses.
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Dilokey Clemena
Itsord Bolt
Mickey
Tin Lesteam
Bremits
Butaken
Ton Tyewame Yiplary
Independenia
Huyen-Relnars
Tnsur- Oro
Thor Jongur
Toad
Ine Blorsheima
Presmells
Webber Linens
Valeran
Pat Thomas
Wos
Hymum
Trevier
Poy" Fleminger
Ubhotk
Nixon
Feunhorn
Temple
Dick Relnnns
Deano” Hrowin
Bausch and Carr Lead in Sullivan Memorial Votes
New York Dec 29 The Sullivan memorial award race for America's outstanding amateur athlete appeared to hinge on Jarring Tis Bausch of Kansas City and Bill Carr of Penn with late voting giving Bausch a slight edge. Mildred Babe Didrikson of Dallas Texas had turned professional and was barred from competition.
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New York
Sullivan Memorial
America
Tis
Bausch
Kansas City
Bill Carr
Penn
Babe Didrikson
Dallas
Texas
Star
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Robert E Neal Kronville
Tenn
Eli Healy
Jack Black
Yoakum, Texas
Ripley
Roonevelt
Pole Rauller
Albany
Hn & TA Carr
Ben Eastman
Davis J. Walsh
Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Lhe Schimeling-Barr
Gardeo
Limgelf
Tke Sharkey
Schmeling
Sharkey
Boxing Commission
Fighlatd Tarr Leagtha
Adama
Florat
Tipnilinan
Rushan
Arate
Rehntfel
Neumann
Lute
Udwle
Lingle
Tiegler
Howard II
Clemenn
Anton
Brown
Fiba
Stew
Anse
Trower
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Eghorn
Thomas
A. Howard
Sofeh
Deane Tmen
Penharna
Saotrninn
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CARR
Soledad
SAN Antonio Light
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