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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1929
Page
7
Wisconsin, Michigan, Purdue and others prepare for key basketball dates as all 10 squads enter the chase. Michigan leads with strong showings, while Purdue and Northwestern open with losses and the conference race tightens.
Main Avenue Higherbacs 24 foot Selletleraen received gold sweaters in the district championships. The awards were given without money, with a trophy presentation planned by the office alongside the San Antonio Shar rdty championship football cup. Coach Ray Corbran led the squad of eight men including Cherley Wardwell Jes Manards Johan Jord B. J. Kiviin HBed Michel Lucien Ulmer and Jor Bpiecel.
Local bowling clubs held a meeting to elect officers and plan a schedule for the upcoming season. The Bichlaty Sinepin League opened with Team Four and Team Two posting scores as Team One and Four won their match. notable performances came from Gene F and other stars. Brooklyn news notes a professional rackets ball loss as Trenton falls in a rescue league game.
The Green Hat by Michael Arlen is adapted for the palace stage with Miss Trene Purcell in the lead as the woman whose forbidden desire triggers tragedy. Gene Lewis Florence Saxon and an ensemble including Dirk Filion and Lurene Tutile perform in a frank drama about society’s gossip and a fatal wedding night.
Colleen Moore stars in Synthetic Sin at the Aztec theater this week in a melodrama about an innocent southern girl who pursues experience through a world of crime and glamour. The film showcases Moore in a burlesque of a questionable romance amid New York underworld melodrama.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lally and a star foursome with names such as Dawlishes and Pet Gi. It hints at a Sunday event or listing involving lanes, parties, and a sequence of football or horse racing style references. The readable parts point to a local sports or club feature with several proper names and places.
By ALAN J. GOULD New York May 7 Dempsey and Ruth are active in public life as media figures. The piece notes their contrasting styles and enduring appeal while discussing public reception and future plans in boxing and baseball circles with emphasis on personality and showmanship.
Harold Lloyd selects Barbara deent as leading lady for his next project. The casting follows Universal actor loans and a Looming Harting announcement, with Vera and other industry names noted. The article mentions Wray and Turilit in stage roles and references Paramount and Tollywood connections.
Fragmented OCR text lists a sports clash with Lions and Roemer amid garbled lines. It mentions Missouri and a person named Gene Whe, suggesting a local game synopsis with uncertain details.
A scrambled game recap describes Go-Hey Wegely as a football player miscalling an outside run, an errant command leading to a right side miscue. Southwert Tealers' Calligge scored on the misplay amid a chaotic view, with the crowd reacting to the botched call and ensuing scramble.
Mays named Twain captain of the C class as Sevier High hosts a party for the year’s top team. Mentions Warren Mbass, Doc Rawell, and Martinus with retiring honors. Fort Hill is noted for a champion event, with ongoing regional rivalry and celebrations.
Mexico defeated the Division side 2 to 0 at San Pedro field in a respond to recent form. Goalkeeper Andres Garcia and defender Ted HalWy anchored the defensive effort while forward Joe Lat Pena opened the scoring with a strong kick from the edge of the penalty area. The crowd saw a tense match as Mexico moved top of the league standings with the win and the Amphuuc eleven faced a forfeit loss in the day’s events.
University of Pennsylvania professor Lawson Robertson, former Olympic coach, urges removing two guards to speed play. He argues guards clog the field and add little to thrills, predicting more scoring if guards are dropped. Penn scout Tou Young remains skeptical and cautious.
The Intermediate League announces two games this week. Turner Will hosts Monday night action starting at o'clock with Tuesday Nightclub and the People's Supply Rostew rival clubs. A second game features Prospect ttant Good Will Confer quintus Standing in a regional matchup.
San Marcos honors list shows Bobcat letters awarded to multiple players including West Arnold Brawnum Happer Mor ton Gordes Lindsey Clark Ranker Marshall Wart and Fissel for football achievements at the college level.
Scattered scores show Rangers losing to Ottawa while Chicago and Boston struggle in a mixed set of results. Other leagues feature Niagara, Detroit and Newark teams with varying outcomes among Canadian and American clubs.
Lanier and Harlandale High face off in a key city league game this week. The Lanier squad travels to Harlandale to battle on Friday afternoon on the Lausie route, aiming for a decisive win in the district race.
Atlanta factions prepare a victory welcome as enforced security measures accompany the arrival of notable Georgian contenders. Police count and crowd control plans underscore a ceremonial parade aimed at celebrating a recent regional triumph.
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