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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1931
Page
9
Chicago report summarizes uncertain figures about Hack's contract base and current honorum. Quotas quoted range from 8 80 to 27 500, with a midpoint near 35 000. The piece notes discrepancies in reported sums and references Wilton's previously stated amount as context.
Minneapolis fighter Lenny Tot tle fronts King Tut in a bid for a lightweight title clash after Tot tle scored a 26 second knockout to topple Canzoneri and earn a shot at the champion. The bout drew 40,240 fans and $38,510 in gate receipts.
Saint team edge Kangaroos 20 to 22 at halftime before turning the game around in the second half. Captain Merron led with 16 points while Kangaroos’ center Connor contributed 12, powering a comeback that defined the night.
In Dallas on February 3, Southern Methodist University defended its hold in the Southwart Conference by defeating the Christians 30 to 29. Skeelers led SMU with a standout performance, Dietzel fueled the offense, and Hudnall sealed the win with a late free throw. The victory placed SMU two games ahead of the former conference leaders, while the Christians dropped to third.
New York report describes Max Schnellng’s claim of protecting himself and his manager Joe Jageba recounting a confrontation at the Hotel Commodore. Jacques Jacobs alleges Schnellng was escorted to the street after a dispute, with threats implied and legal worries noted.
Vicksburg hurler Tohn Singletay, a standout in the Cotton Hintes League, wired a contract with Tulsa’s Western Teague club. Howard, the new manager, announced the signing Monday as Singletay posted strong earned run averages in Colton States League play.
Pirates sign catcher Bird to a contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates after years out of organized baseball. Bird, once pursued by the Pirates in 2005, joins a roster already featuring five catchers as the team reshapes its lineup.
Fragmented report covers a Feb 4 hockey duel between Teronio Maple and Canadian team, noting Canadiens' push for first in Canada. Mentions tense exchanges, a late lead by Leaty, and Montreal’s strong performance while New York, Boston, and other teams are referenced in scattered fashion.
Brackenridge High School Eagles defeated Buffaloes 6 to 1 at San Pedro rink on Monday afternoon earning a spot to compete for the state championship. Joe Bockey starred in goal, Cobia Tarnelt held the opposition to three early goals, and Ted Manning scored twice for Brackenridge with Ellsworth scoring all three for the Buffaloes.
In a tense Big Six race Nebraska presses to maintain its edge over Kansas. The column notes a recent Lincoln victory and upcoming games shaping the conference standings, with Missouri and Iowa State contending for fourth as Nebraska aims to clinch the top spot.
Joe Savoldi Rassler trains in Los Angeles after a string of pro bouts. Report notes his path from college athlete at Michigan to a contender in the heavyweight scene and hints at future matches and world title prospects.
Emerson basketball team defeated Thomas Nets Page 24 to 6 in a Monday game. Rothe scored 11 points, Peeking 10, and Tindel 2 as Emerson secured the shutout victory.
The Molay Cubs golfers travel to Harlingen Texas to face the Tiremen in a Friday 1 o'clock match at the S courts. Ray Cos led the Cubs with eight points and was praised for early scoring. George Nickerson, a forward noted as a top player, is highlighted for his anticipated performance in the upcoming tournament week.
A non conference reunion brings together former Kansas and Texas A&M players. Coach roles link past Kansan under Air FP. Allen remains tied to the Jayhawks. The event centers on a match at Bill Johnson and Ciklaioms City with Aggie and Jayhawk alumni appearing.
Walter Flacen and Jot Nirkwool, famed golf profisissants, tour from California to Florida and will exhibit at the San Angelo Country Club on Wednesday. Hazen to lecture on golf and Keebwent to demonstrate spring shots.
A 23 page Penn bulletin details sweeping reforms to abolish the all powerfully council on athletics and replace it with a single department under direct president and trustees. Directors will oversee physical education intercollegiate athletics and student life. E. Leroy Mercer will head the new department.
Davis Cup entries closed with 22 nations listed for the 1931 intercontinental event. Twenty-two teams vie in Europe, three in North America, and five in South America zones. The United States Canada and Mexico compete in North America to face the American trials winner, while the European zone winner meets France for the cup.
Readers face a chaotic bike event as the three day international meet begins Sunday at Chicase mta Sia. Competitors from Canada and other nations line up for the city wide race amid noisy, crowded scenes and high tension.
Mary Browne, former national champion, qualified in the mid winter women’s golf tournament in Los Angeles. Lucia Lye Long posted 70 with a 41 38 round, while Browne was listed as a professional by the USGA and the Lawn Tennis Association, as touring regulations and conferring associations were noted.
The boxing card in Chicago fell apart as Timoz Canzeneri weighed in late and could not fight. Jusinso was to face the welterweight champion but illness postponed the main bout. Matchmaker Nate Lewis scrambled to line up Bud Taylor or other opponents while details shifted to a possible ten rounder between Kid Draneis and Georgie Nate if needed.
Associations report mixed results from boxing cards in St Paul Minneapolis Newark Birmingham and Philadelphia. Winners include King Tut over Billy Vetealle in Minneapolis and Pinkey Kaufmat over Younsatown Ohio. Larry Britman beat Pete Nobo in Philadelphia while Willie Oster won for Chirato in Boston.
Coroner's jury in Minneapolis and Texarkana returned an open verdict on boxer Tobby Louthians. They ruled death from a cerebral hemorrhage caused by a blow to the jaw during a September bout with Ward Freie of Mesa Arizona. Louthian died several hours after being knocked out in the third round.
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