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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1929
Page
17
From Florida to New York, E G Neal outlines Carey and Dempsey guiding the Garden after Rickard. Hammond and McArdle push profits, promotions, and higher attendance while fewer expenses boost returns though tax cuts dent revenue. The Rangers top hockey, driving momentum into March as Garden plans grow.
The First Spanish American Brotherhood edged out the San Fernando Owls 98 to 50 to maintain their unblemished record for the second half. Good-Will Center jumped to second by defeating Prospect Juniors 27 30 15 in the twin bill opener, Ramirez led with nine points.
In New Rochelle John Vanler of Orings New York ranked sixth nationally defeated Kranda T Hunter in a recent indoor tour event at the Freche Heights indoor tournament. This victory earned Vanler the right to meet Dill Tilden who was recently restored to prominence.
Old King Baseball returns as the New York Giants travel into Missouti Pacific station on Thursday night for spring conditioning. The party includes pitcher Biayil Johnson and Daly Ogden, infielder Jack Kava rough, with rookies joining in St. Louis and San Antonio. Coach Ray Seal and staff will meet the group, and most players are on track to report by March 1.
The report lists bouts across cities with several knockouts and decisions. Notable outcomes include Chico Kenny Lass defeating Harry Forbes in Columbus and King of Bulrn Minneapolis stopping Al Winkler in Philadelphia.
Mrs Hunter, a longtime golfer from San Antonio, sustained a broken right ankle and other injuries when her car struck a tree near the eighth tee at Lancaster Ridge Park. Doctors say she will be bedbound for four to six weeks. Police report splines say she fainted prior to the crash, attributed to heavy polo practice and long hours on the course.
A field of 742 athletes from CE Bealern colleges will compete in the Intercollegiate Indoor track and field championships on March 2 at the university arena. Entries include 14 events and teams from several colleges.
Paul Wangley, a young member of the Brotherhood of Béezer Busters, meets Carlos Garcia in a boxing bout at Beethoven Hall on Tuesday night. Wangley is described as a skilled pitcher with a strong character and is expected to give Garcia a tough challenge.
In a Tuesday Leethoven hall match, Wangley, a Chicago novice, defeats Carlos Garcia over ten rounds. Garcia is warned by observers as Wangley lands powerful punches while Garcia fights back, with rivalry and betting chatter surrounding the bout.
Artur Whitney finalizes a Philadelphia contract after relinking two deals. He joins the Phillies and will depart this month for Florida training camp. The move follows a season of negotiations and signals.
Topeka fans react to the transfer of the St. Joseph Western league franchise to Topeka. Hale Yenr, president, announced the deal, to be completed after Topeka finances were assured. James Poyton, manager, notes Independence Center club’s future links remain under review.
Lewis, former heavyweight champion, defeated Dusek of Little Rock in a three fall match. The first fall lasted 15 minutes with headlocks, the second went to Dusek, and Lewis won the final fall in 32 minutes using headlocks. Dusek tried to butt his way to victory with elbows, but both wrestlers exchanged holds amid rough action.
Farid Somatka, noted Egyptian Olympic diver, marries Tolley Wood, a society girl, in a ceremony attended by Hollywood and diving figures. The event took place in California and drew notable attendees from the swim world.
Dalgar Feb 12 Captain Moe Smith of the San Antonio Line Streaks pursues a split tip as their goalie Pudiie Arlt and Beollia Comfort of the Ice Kings guard the net in a rough melee. The exhibition display features giant plays and Streak rallies as a second final game in the series is planned for tonight.
Baltimore February 12 Prank Ulrich pitcher of the Philadelphia National League team died at his home here today after a brief illness of pleurisy and pneumonia he had been ill for 12 days Ulrich who had appeared with the Phillies in 1027 and was said to be a possible spring roster addition last year had been in declining health for some time family and associates recalled his earlier hard throwing career and his promise to return to the mound in 1920.
Roundup of intracity league action highlights Table Service Company and Twenty-third Infantry as top contenders. Army Tony Tace leads in a close win over Canin W Normoyle with warmup games set for Tuesday night.
The Twain Quintets outplayed Hawthorne B and C on offense and defense in a Class H game. Final score 18 to 5 with Arthur Chaps scoring eight, Dismarkes adding 12, and Suwella Mm assisting for the winners.
The Schaerer Alusiclens won the winter league title by sweeping all three games, with Reuben Kid Schaefer starring the Musicians at 690. Alvin Luts led the Winners, while Conning and Borch supported strongly as top scorers. Several other players posted notable efforts, and upcoming matches were tentatively scheduled for Sunday on the Tike alleys as plans for the next events were made.
City Ye MG. A. ua tchers edge Laurel Heights 28 to 24 as Norwood and Martin spark a late rally. J. Christy scores eight in a 61 28 defeat to St. Mourk'a Ligos. Referee Jerre Frome and Sommy Gish see limited scoring in a tense small-college tilt.
Dallas February 12 Optimism ran high at Southern Methodist University as Kaz Morrison head coach and director of athletics announced he would coach the Mustangs for a five year term, choosing SMU over an offer from the University of Virginia after a telegram exchange with officials. Morrison's contract runs through September 13.
Bob Cooke, just out of hospital, returns to scoring form as the Twenty third Infantry overcome Brooks Tick with a 30 10 87 final. Klinger adds 10 points for the Maroons while Wisely Brentnall Herboldt and others contribute in a rough, close game.
Mrs White won the weekly Handicap Golf event at Willow Springs Center with a net 88, defeating several players in challenging conditions. Alisa Lucille Cairns tied for second with a net score close behind while the San Antonio Country Club course was chosen for next week’s competition.
The Richter girls defeated Seguin in a Monday night game at Turner Hall. Glover scored 16 points as Seguin struggled early and rallied late, while Richter surged on a scoring run to seal the win. The Seguin team set to meet the Bambies next Tuesday at 8 o clock.
Dixia itaez, hero of the South Side Tigers three game sweep over the Tos Wella cagers, will be presented with a old basketball to his teammates for bid nble work. In the Uece games the Tigers totaled aR pofnta to Nfot Welle Baez making 76 points of the 8%. The team aims the shampbm abit of the South aide due to their overwhelming auc rews over the Hot Wella quintet.
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