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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1938
Page
3
A cinema chronicle spoofs the Braddock Farr fight shown at the Texas theater. Critics mock the clumsy action and overlong, cinematic angles, noting Braddock retired soon after. They praise photography but say it fails to hide the bout’s lack of knockdowns and resolve.
Seguin Feb 3 Colet Gustafson leading Lutheran Girls to entertain at Pearl Brewster event. lineup includes Vickers, Kautrmas, Holm, Texwitds, Greenwood, Burton, Droesdedow among others as Dowdy approves program for Saturday night performance.
The Big Ten pin match at 8 pits top bowlers including Dr B H Reinatz with a 197 average and Elmer Schriewer near 193. Teams led by Reinatz MacManus, Bert Weilens, Leo Mitchell and Louis Kopplin combine for about 955. Schriewer’s crew with Ed Kohe, W H Heubaum, Doc Wagenfuchtir and Oster Besch total about 952. Turners host Mop members with prizes and standings after the state event.
Club owners from the Texas Baseball League gathered in Fort Worth to discuss re entering the fold after five years outside. President J Alvin Gardner announced Galveston franchise financing expired at noon and Shreveport stock drive lagged but gained momentum yesterday. A $20 000 eight year loan offer and potential park improvements were floated as options while attendance and salary cap changes stirred debate among league executives from Dallas Oklahoma City San Antonio and Galveston authorities.
Valparhia Feb. 1 192? Hess ale Wii, lWotded by Vv, 2. Humphreys of Beaumont, won the faN0 apie allanel shike Friday noon. a field of 25 dogs on the Capital Find Trial Association brought no three-day, to a close, “Tail Dear Sam” owned by Ri, O, JORNNS and handled by John Parkes, took second pinch Peisacoly, owner by Park Farms. nels and handler Jay Humphreys, plaerd ghira.
Stephenson, former Cubs infielder and later Bimalighan Barons manager, accepted the Helena Cotton States League managerial post after wiring from his home in Tuserfoosa Arkansas. Rod Whitney, ex Southern Association executive, is involved. In other news LOY REGANS WIN ANOTHER as Brow nsville Texas Tutheran College defeats Brownsville Junior College 37 to 19 in a Friday night basketball game.
Coral Gables Florida February report notes Patty Berg of Minneapolis winning her first three wicker tournaments this winter. Berg faced strong opposition from Diana Fishwick and Miss Hor while edging past Cahian Anmesoy of Weshi Waly. Local observers mention the Unity-Chint green finish and a near photo finish with British champion Fishwick.
A fragmented report from Houston records a scoring burst by Horterson and teammates. The center led the home team with standout shots while the defense faced tough opponents. The page cites big numbers and names in a rough tally of points and outcomes.
A garbled recap honors from past seasons in San Antonio and nearby clubs. It recalls Brewers beating International Club 36 to 32, mentions Alamo Downs in winter play, and notes ten and twenty year-ago results including Walter Howie’s 29 points and Edgewood versus Von Ormy girls in 1918.
A garbled report notes a meeting about restoring a center jump concept. Officials and coaches discuss plans and possible reforms with a focus on long term adoption and future events. Names and places are unclear in the text, but the debate centers on basketball technique and program impact.
Community event at Midget Track featuring a family oriented open house. Promoters Dude, Prival and Hack Camels plan activities and exhibits aimed at local residents. Details including timing and venue are announced for a Sunday event in Seguin.
Tarleton Goalers win at Stephenville defeating Clifton Junior College 45 to 25 in a key midseason clash. Trelelu Blow Hoys led with strong shooting as Texas Agricultural College Live to ASDC A, while Abgejo slashed Leiworli's record for vaccination. Preshiett and substitutes contributed at the Grentor Park.
Promoter Harry Coffman announces third match in Watkatieny arena event next Wednesday. Kael Davis faces Milo the goatlight in a one fall match while an Okla team member is slated for a separate bout. Participants include Humberto, FenAcio, Marlines, Meximins, and Alabama.
Baylor University prepares for a pivotal two game series with the Arkansas Razorbacks after a 49 to 45 loss to Texas A&M in Waco. Baylor star Wilson White returns to the lineup as the Bears seek consistency, while Arkansas aims to rebound from a 53 to 26 win over Texas Christian at Fayetteville.
Warmland Fla February 5 Detroit baseball veteran Billy Rogell says he expects to be in the Detroit Tigers lineup as the 1930 campaign opens. He notes manager Mickey Cochrane may adjust positions after trades and swaps, with possibilities including Mike causing shifts and rookie MarkChristman anticipated from Beaumont as competition for a spot.
Elwood Cooke of Portland loses to Honky Riggs in a semi final match as Frank Kovacs of Oakland awaits the winner. Kovacs advanced by defeating Witmer Hinns of Hollywood in straight sets, while Riggs was the favorite to win the event.
Fry from Amsterdam dominated windy conditions at the Sacramento event, posting a two under par 70 to seize the lead among about 100 players. Notables including Vic Shea and Tony Pierre trailed, with several pros under par as the field chased a spot in Sunday finals. Stewart Tylebart and Marjorie Boutilier wed in Westbury before departing for a Pacific coast honeymoon.
Rural school games for boys and girls set for Saturday in Dixar County. Teams include Covington Chino Grove Hedwig and Kirby with Covington and Sir Hedwig noted in the boys division. Local rivalry centers on the county basketball meet opening at Rependeview.
Hungarian 223-pound Thesz wins two falls to one over Bill Lee, using flying ankles and airplane spins. Other results include Henry over Mayes McGlain by foul, Davis and Chief Laie Beaver drawing after 20 minutes, Humberto over Johnson with a leg lock, and Hefner over Kruskump with body slams.
Palm Beach Fla Feb 5 A British peer Michiel Simon Scott son of Viscount Enginbe and grandson of the third baron drowned after a Gulf Stream off Palm Beach catch. He fought a seven foot catfish for hours before the struggle ended fatally. Beach crowds watched as the incident unfolded during the fishing attempt.
Playmay pays $672 for a meet record at Anita as four players suffer deep sorrow after Finymay Priday clears $073.40 for a $2 merchanised ticket. Piece nets $141.00 and a show ticket. UMS brings in $10,460, with Only $49 remaining for winter events.
Al Jolson sues for a 50 percent share of Henry Armstrongs contract and earnings. He alleges Meade repaid only part of a $5000 loan used to secure the Edwards contract and claims the deal included Jolsons 7 percent interest. The suit cites debts and undisclosed arrangements as grounds for the action. San Francisco reports note Armstrong and Jolson related matters amid a larger boxing and film industry context.
Don Lash faces a demanding program at Madison Square Garden as he competes in the Millrose Games. Contenders include Cunningham, Gunn, Lochner, Deckard, and McCluskey in the mile and two mile, with Lash aiming to pace himself for a world mark or to outpace rivals. Other events feature top collegians and champions across 11 specialty races, including Pittsburgh’s Long John Woodruff in the 880 and Wayne’s Allan Tatumich in the sprint hurdles.
Pittsburgh report notes two resignations within the University of Pittsburgh football coaching staff. Charles Bowser and Ralph Daugherty step aside, leaving John Michelsen and Donald Hensley as potential replacements. The changes were announced as the eight-man coaching corps adjusts, with resignations effective July 16.
Cleveland, Feb. 5 The referee Robert Dodd, 20, died after a blow struck during a basketball battle he was refereeing on Wednesday night. The incident occurred during a game in which Dodd officiated, and he collapsed shortly after receiving the blow. He was taken to a hospital where he passed away. The case is under police and league review as officials investigate the circumstances of the fatal incident.
SOUTH BEND tid Feb 5 The University of Pittsburgh and Notre Dame ended their athletic rivalry here tonight. Both schools remain national powers in football and basketball but will sever relations after tonight. The break stems from eligibility rules, with Notre Dame restricting play to schools with matching religious regulations.
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