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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1950

Page

12

Water relief drive for Medina lake spurs city meeting

A San Antonio gathering of about 150 people from the lake region formed a temporary 20 member committee to organize relief for Medina lake water shortages. The aim is to divert Guadalupe flood waters to the lake for irrigation via a canal or flume, with the water district seeking priority rights and officials urging practical action.

Guadalupe River Medina Lake San Antonio Lester Whipple Guadalupe Hugh Warren Jack Judson Alamo Heights Col W. B. Tuttle L. C. Martin Devine Water District State Water Board

Sanderson High Grabs Win. West Texas Baseball Scene

The quick sports roundup notes Sanderson High School beat the town team for the second time last Friday in West Texas. It highlights coaching by Sanderson’s leader and mentions Supt. G. Cub Barry’s planned return July 1 to Hondo. The piece also covers Alpine pool fundraising, Sul Ross campus events with Matty Bell, and a film narration technique by Lynn Waldorf at a San Antonio club gathering.

Hondo Alpine American Legion Cal Edwards Alpine Matty Bell SMU Sul Ross College Sul Ross Kyle Rote Notre Dames Lynn “Pappy” Waldorf California U San Antonio California Ohio State St. Anthony Pappy

Fourth Army Basketball Tournament Day Two Results

The Fourth Army basketball tournament moved into day two with two teams eliminated in double elimination. White Sands Proving Ground and Pine Bluff Arsenal dropped two games Monday. Tuesday’s schedule features New Orleans Part vs Camp Leroy Johnson, Ft. Sill vs Ft. Bliss, Beaumont General Hospital vs Camp Hood, HAMC San Antonio vs Sandia Base, all games at various times. Monday results include Camp Wood beating White Sands 78 95, FLSIe beating Pine Bluff Arsenal, Besumonk Hospital defeating Camp Leeve Tolingon 11 92, BAMC beating Ft. Bliss 44, Camp Hood beating New Grivans Path 93 182, Santa Hair defeating Ft. Sin 47 56, and Bliss defeating White Sands 95 44. Standings show Camp Hood leading with two wins.

Fourth Army Bills White Sands Proving Ground Pine Bluffé Arsenal New Orleans Simian Slolon Camp Leroy Johngan Pam Ft. Sill Tt. Bliss Mt Beaumont General Hospital Camp Hood Bliss White Sands Pott Hood Sint Sande Dine Bint

Brown named Pittsfield Indians manager in Class C loop

Lloyd A. Brown, 45, a former major league southpaw, is the new manager of the Pittsfield Indians in the Canadian American League. Brown has managed championship league teams last season at Burlington, Iowa, and at Tucson, Arizona.

Texan to Coach Line at Vanderbilt

Vanderbilt names Paul W. Cochran as backfield coach and head scout joining George Michell’s staff in Nashville. Cochran, a Stephenville native and former Oklahoma Aggies captain, reports March 1 after Navy service and coaching roles at Cameron State, Centenary, and SLT. Married with a young daughter.

Nashville Tenn Vanderbilt Bill Eqwards Onight Paul W. Cochran Commodores Edwards Cochran George Ree" Michell South Western Louisiana Institute LaFayette Oklahoma Aggies Aggie Cameron Okla Centenary College Stephenville Texas Ardmore

Jeffs and Lanier Clash in City Conference Showdown

High school basketball draws a near record crowd at Alamo Stadium as Jefferson Mustangs meet Lanier Voks in a decisive top of the standings clash. Brackenridge faces Tech Buffs in the opening game as leaders chase a possible three way tie and a spot in the Fort Worth state tourney.

Pat Neded Tesday Alamo Stadium Sum Jefferson Mustangs Lanier Voks Brackenridge Eagles Tech Alamo City Ft. Worth Lanier Jefferson Art Flinders Mustangs Vokts Mdison Jeff Ssaders Alamo Heights Hariondale Mantey Jeffer Voks Brackenridge Cfach

Celeri Tries Out As Baseball Player

Mena Feb 21 1939 Rob Celeri former California football quarterback joins the Oakland Oaks in spring training as an outfielder with a chance to prove himself in baseball.

Celeri Mena Ang Vee Rob Celeri University of California Oakland Oaks

Southwest junior badminton tournament at TMI gym

The second annual Southwest junior badminton tournament for ages 12 to 17 is set for Friday and Saturday at the TMI gym. Entries are overseen by Tom Fryded of 2224 Olmos Dr. W. Competition begins at 4 30 Friday with finals at 7 pm Saturday. Barbara Miller,our 1949 girls singles champion, will defend her title while Mike Morris, San Antonio boys singles champion, has not yet entered.

TMI Gym Tom Fryded Olmos Dr. W Barbara Miller Mike Morris San Antonio

Booster meet to elect officers at La Villita venue

Base ball Boosters schedule general membership meeting for March 3 or April 4 at La Villita to elect officers. Dallas Eagles manager Charlie Grimm expected to attend from spring training in New Braunfels. The annual spring meeting and banquet set for April 4 at Mission stadium. Guests include Cleveland Indiana team and the Giants. invitations sent to Giants with no reply yet. Banquet tickets 1.50 adults 1 child under 12. Membership dues under way. five members urged to mail 1 dues to secretary Art Veltman. Clinics planned, including two for Negro boys. nominating committee named to report at next meeting. Hank Severeid presides.

la Villita Issn Éomit Yen Charlie Grimm New Dallas Eagles New Braunfels Cleveland Indiana York Giants Mission Stadium herGiants Arti Veltman Prospect Mijam Veltman Louis Sien George Laughead Bob Hardcastle Hank Severeid

Moonflow Athletic Club to face Marine Corps Reserves in feature game

The Moon-Flow Athletic club meets the Marine Corps Reserves in the feature doubleheader at Woollawn gym. Tip for the main game is 9:20 p.m., with Christine and DeHoyos Grocery opening at 7 p.m. Both teams hold four wins in the current half, heading to a Wednesday close.

Flow Athletic Club Marine Corps Woollawn DeHoyo Moonglows The Mearines Clayton Shalf SOS

Danish Gym Team to Perform at Trinity Gymnasium

An Danish gym team will stage a spectacular display at Trinity University gymnasium Saturday night at 8 o clock. The Trinity athletic department sponsors the event with admission priced at 1 for adults and 60 cents for students.

Trinity Athletic Department

Never Too Old to Learn in Hot Springs

In Hot Springs Arkansas on February 1 Ins news that baseball great Rogers Hornsby opened registration for stageball schools. Milwaukee manufacturer George Kramer, age 73, signs up as the oldest student to register at any baseball school, insisting on paying and attending the training. Hornsby vows the fee will be on the house for Kramer.

Rogers Hornsby Hot Springs Ark Milwaukee Cap George ¥. Kramer Rajah Kramer Hornsby Beaneball Mornaby

Coaltown Sets New Mile Record at Hialeah Track

Coaltown shattered the mile mark at Hialeah, clocking 1 36 25 and beating Bright Willie’s 1942 record by one-fifth of a second in a Miami workout. Source notes speed king Calu met. The feat stands as the fastest mile for a racehorse on the track.

Miami Calumet Coaltown Hialeah Jone Bright Willie

Amateur Pro Golf Six Amateurs Tie For Lead

Three teams tied for first with a best-ball 65 in the weekly six-amateur golf tournament at Banton Springs Monday. Five playoff holes decided the winner after Ed Carpenter died on the fifth extra hole. Carpenter's team included Johnny Fields Louis Moreno and D Con ge FS. The runner up squad featured Red Rivas Johnny Bates Dave Pate Jim Stinearson and Joe Villareal. Third went to Tommy Aguillon Tom Coulter Lucky Argo and Carl Stewart. The field numbered 70, and next week's event is likely at Riverside course.

Banton Springs Ed Carpenter Af Carpenter Wir Carpenter Johnny Fields Louis Moreno D. Conge FS Red Rivas Johnny Bates Dave Pate Jim Stinearson Joe Villareal Tommy Aguillon Tom Coulter Lucky Argo Carl Stewart Riverside Course

Central Comets Open Final Round With 60 44 Victory

The Central Comets defeated the YMCA 60 to 44 in the opening game of the Alamo Athletic Assn final round at Central Playground Court. Clyde McNeal led with 22 points, John Miles added 18, as the lead changed hands multiple times in the first 10 minutes.

Central Comets Alamo Athletic Assn Central Playground Court YMCA Clyde McNeal John Miles Melvin Miles Wes High Triangles

Oration Captures Bird Dog Trials Title in Mississippi

HERNANG Miss Feb 21 The United States Field Trial club crowned Oration a new all age champion pointer owned by R W Norris West Point Miss He stands ahead of Piney Woodsman owned by B McCall Birmingham Ala who placed second Judges announced the decision yesterday Derby stake continued today with thirty seven pointers entered limited to two year olds noted as a strong field with two days remaining.

Hernang Miss United States Oration West Point B. McCall Birmingham Als

Parochial Tourney Opens Up Its Lists

The annual parochial schools basketball tournament will be open to teams outside the San Antonio Catholic district for the first time this year. Director J L Hidalgo announced Tuesday. Registration closes Thursday. The tournament is at Central Catholic gymnasium March 941. Contacts are urged at the Catholic Youth Organization office G-6351. Central Catholic defends its title.

San Antonio J.L Hidalgo Central Catholic Lymnasium Ssneals Catholic Youth Organization Office Central Catholic

YMCA League Bears Clash and Hornets Play Tonight

YMCA league features Ren and TaFerla against the Dept store team at 7 15 p m and Texas Chiropractic College facing Lackland AFB s Green Hornets at 8 30 p m Tuesday night Meader Construction leads YMCA Royal Blues 65 to 58 as American Laundry edges Pan American Optimist in Monday action

Bears Ren TaFerla Dept Texas Chiropractic College Lackland Afb Green Hornets Meader Construction Co Ymca Royal Blues American Laundry Cluh

Southern Air Training Command basketball tournament opens at Lackland

Six teams led by Randolph Connally Ellington Keesler and Lackland begin double header play at Lackland AFB field house Tuesday with Ellington vs Keesler at 6 pm and San Antonio- as later game. The tourney runs through Friday with winners advancing to Wednesday's matinees and officials hosted a banquet at Lackland Monday night.

Randolph Afb Connally Afb Waco Southern Air Training Command Lackland Afb Ellington Afb Houston Keesler Biloxd Miss San Antonina San Antonio Goodfellow Col. Melcolm, Stewart Bese Ceremantles

Sebera Plumbers and Fomby's Triumph in YMCA League

In a Monday night arena doubleheader at the Armed Services YMCA, Sebera Plumbers overwhelmed La Feria Dept store 73 to 52, while Fomby s edged Independ ents 69 to 43. Halftime tallies had Sebera leading 40 to 22 and Fomby s holding a 40 point advantage at intermission.

Sebera Plumbers la Feria Dept Fomby’s Independents Armed Services Ymca Sete Aion Nefer Stewart Byaden Goncates Ge Acea Heye Uian Mzalee Roilriguer

Browns Holdout Fails As Sievers Talks Break Down

Roy Sievers, rookie of the year in 1949, again refused a contract offer from the St. Louis Browns after a second meeting with owner Bing DeWitt. DeWitt would not disclose salary figures or how far apart the sides stood. Meanwhile Browns pitchers Moundsmet, Dick Starr, Vernon Taylor, and Slaney Schackt agreed to terms, boosting payroll prospects. Chicago White Sox second baseman Cass Michaels has again unsigned his 1950 contract after returns.

ST. Louis St. Louis Browns Roy Sievers Sievers Browns Bing DeWitt DeWitt Slevers Moundsmet Dick Starr Vernon Taylor Slaney Schackt Ciecago Cass Michaels Chicago White Sox Buccaneers Athletic Club Frank Lanelwill Michaels Zarramora St

Sunday School District 4 Baptists and Presbyterians Scores

District 4 church groups report Sunday school attendance figures. Heights Methodist 17, Wooler Baptist 28, Verity Park Baptist 21, Park Drive Baptist 52, Monte Valley Baptists 21, Hill Baptist 21, Prospect Heights 26, Elrat Nazarene 8, Grace Lutheran 5, Alamo Baptist 16, First Baptist 20, Riverdale Park 31, Eastland Park Baptist 47, Bemis Temple 21, Ben te Baptist 26.

Ee Sileas Seitoa Aure Heights Methodist Wooler Verity Park Baptist Fern Drive Iaagtist Northelde Ua Pile Sare Monte Ists Baptiseacon Hill Baptist Beihity Methodist Prospect Tait Pitsy Peattel Heit Methodist Elrat Nazare Uggamter

Fight Results From An Across The Board Meet

A jumble of names and scores appears from an Associated Press summary, listing fighters and results across multiple venues. The text names Toronto Sanny Saddier and Boston Vaccari among others with various point totals and placements, reflecting a chaotic card and unclear event details.

Presa Toronto Sanny Saddier New Fee Dune Hams Boston Il Vaccari Boron Mies Tube Capane Te Falee Psah Arie Opear Pelee Pano Zeige Lake Lewiston Uighs Aia Aus Watt Tog Cakandee Sehous Ray Tgaramy Angott Washington Pan Atte Ralphanne Wen ‘Usjlolec Iba New York Red Arrows Om Amore

Doak Still Holding Out For Pro Football Deal

Reportedly Welker seeks 23000 to play next season as talks continue in Dallas. Ewell Walker notes another meeting with Walker and McMillin but no agreement reached. McMillin to stay in Dallas several days as negotiations continue.

Dallas Feu Ze—Ur America Dede Walker South Itern

Browns Add Three Veterans as Scouts

St. Louis Browns announce three former players joining their scouting staff as part of an expansion. MecLaughlin of Mount Vernon Ohio, Bennett Tate of West Frankfort Illinois, and Irvin Wiser of St. Louis bring major and minor league experience to the organization.

Sir. Louis St. Louis Browns James H. ‘MecLaughlin Mt. Vernon Cardinals Browns Henry Bennett Benny's Tate West Frankfort Til Sensistore Rew Sox Chicago Cubs Irvin Wiser St. Louis Chicago White Sox

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