Tech Stadium Rebuild Spurs San Antonio School Plans
The Tech field at San Antonio Mission site is set for a major reconstruction. New grandstands to seat 4000 initially, potentially 16000 for football, will replace aging structures. Construction funded by a $50,000 education bond, with St Louis Browns and San Antonio Missions showing strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
San Austonio
Tech Stadium
Jim Antonio Mission
Hank Deverelt
Northoré
Evergreen
Education Securida
San Pedro Reek
Hipaliy
St. Louis
San Antonio
Hhe Park
O. Mebyoy
St. Ischib Yles
Chicago White Box
Whilbidiana
Beth
Fort Sam Houster
Randolph Tield
Roswell
Hrooks
Kelly Flcliy
Stoff
Army
League action tops tublesheader as Cowboys topple HMAdes
Miners league night features high scoring winners led by Magaun and Byrnes for the Cowboys who edge the HM Ades 25 to 22 while the Young People's league routs Frost Baykers 48 to 26. Substantial standout plays and key guards are noted across teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Me. A. Teague
Beng Cowboys
P. L. Reap
Sate
Ae Foemartac Wenkeme Ay
Eater Climer
Carrica
Gomrfaden
Anderson
Keer Sh Korver
Theil
Lafforty
Paschel
Dayls
Dor- Bicend Gore
Fea
6 Team Cage Tournament Entries At San Antonio
San Antonio hosts a six team cage tournament with 27 entries including Fredericksburg High School. Plans show four upper bracket first round games Friday afternoon and elimination rounds Friday night and Saturday. Brackenridge and St Anthony's games anchor Tuesday night’s schedule at Central gym with Harlandale and Tech doubleheaders on Wednesday closing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Notte
Fredericksburg
Drorcenings
Chrade Kellam
Annouinces
Shays
Tate
Prairie Lea
Eutry
Rand
Dro San Antonio
Geome Ds & Baile
Brackenridge Eagles
Teelty Ue
Cetra Catholic Buttons
Central Gym
Hurlandals
Junior College Rangers
Ray Dixon
Hot Wells
Cuaca Lynn Beagu
Harlandsle
Ats
Brackenridge
St. Anthony’s
Hactandale
Tech
Urickenridge
Polo Game on as Schedule for Southwestern Circuit Cup
The opening match of the Southwestern Circuit cup polo tourna ment will go on Tuesday at 2 30 p m at Harbordield with Second division poloists and Vernon Cook's Capital City quartet opposing. San Antonio Yellowjackets and the Highlanders meet Thursday at Briesenridgs park in the 12 goal event. Cast of Austin players, including J B Billie Gilmore and H Rube Williams, head to California for Pacific coast polo while Cecil Shelt and Tom Mather depart from San Antonio midweek with Texas ponies shipment to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbordield
Vernon Cook
Capital City
San Antonio
Capitol Oly
San Antonio Yellowjacket
J. B. T' Billie’ Gilmore
H. Rube
Williams
Austin Poto
Pacific Coast
Cecil Shetl
Wic Austin
San Antonio Werhesday
Tom Mather
Texas Ponies
Austin
San Antono
Adios Texas Open Moves San Antonio Dates
San Antonio loses the Texas Open as the PGA plans to fund half the $2000 purse via a San Antonio split with Tam Pa Fis. The event shifts to Tampa with California tour stops, while San Antonio's bid falters amid gate-receipt concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adios
San Antonio
Binks Frograras
Galf
Bob Harlow
TamPa
Fis
Harlow
P. Was
TP. G. A
C. E Becker
Becker
PGA
SAPSCO Riflemen Elect Gussett President at Annual Meeting
W H Gussett was elected president of the Public Service Rifle and Pistol club at the dry annual meeting in the Public Service auditorium. Other officers elected were Clay McFarland vice president George Rhine executive range officer Ed McCall secretary and George Thurmond treasurer. Carl W W Evans noted the past year and future problems as the new administration began. Guest speaker was Le 1 Gill president of the Liberty Rifle and Pistol club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapsco Riflemen
Gussett
W. H. Gussett
Public Service Rite
Pislot Club
Public Service Euditorium
Clay McFarland
George Rhine
Ed McCall
Aud
George Thurmond
Sear
Carl W.W. Evans
le 1. Gill
Liberty Rifle and Pistol Club
College Basketball Monday Night Scores Across Teams
Monday night college games delivered scattered results with several notable outcomes. Virginia toppled an opponent 38 to 50, and Kansas faced a decisive 90 to 28 setback while others like Iowa State and Purdue posted mixed scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bete
Dartmouts
Colgate
St John’s
Ry Corte Tiene
Ihn ‘Speaanere
Ee Ahoma
A ‘Grinnatl
Ighton
Beenega
Gen Nilenary
Harvard Sneer Sparks Fur Of Terrors At Western Maryland
Harvard announces Richard Harlow will coach the Crimson football team next fall. Western Maryland hosts a farewell banquet for Harlow and 1934 team after a flawless season, with attendance including local and out-of-state athletic officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Links Aces Await Jones Exhibition
San Antonio golf scene shifts to a charity best-ball at the San Antonio Country Club featuring Bobby Jones and local stars Lorine Lotng and Mangham. The event, chaired by Mrs. George Wray, aims to raise funds for the Junior League with a 2 p.m. start and a $1 gallery fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erram
San Antonio
Robby Jones
Stefanid Allantan Unksmien
Jones
Heart Tine
Lorine Lotng
Atraleve Ace
San Antonio Country Club
Clarexes Mingham
Jimmy Morgan
Willow Springs
Joh Jaconte
Hack Wile Miford
Morgan
Mangham
Young
Greens
Mang Hadl
Greers
Tom Lally
Ken Rogers
Sammy Schneider
Kerrville
George Wray
Houston
Reuben Albauch
A. G. Spalding and Bros
Jonee
Algaugh
Tr.l. Witte
Hishager
Harlow Brings Storied Coaching Record to Harvard
CAMBRIDGE mass Jan 8 7 Harvard coach Dick Harlow has a rich record from Penn State Colgate and Western Maryland with 119 wins 98 losses and 1 tie in 168 games He is praised for a Warner system single wing and strong fundamentals His teams faced Gettysburg Pittsburgh Lafayette Brown and others and posted high scoring totals while managing few ties Last season Western Maryland defeated nine rivals and played Villanova to a scoreless 0 0 tie Harvard anticipates a different mix of players yet expectations hinge on Harlows disciplined approach and proven success
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Mary
Harvard Lampoon
Fenn State
Ender
Park St
New York
Foothall
the Crimson
Harlow
Bingham
Wood
Harvard
Avid
Gembridge
Cambridge
Mass
Dick Harlow
Crimton
Penn State
Col Bete
Western Maryland
Hays
Gettysburg
Fittsburgh
Panthers
Herlow
Lafayette
Brown
Red Raiders
Terraya
Western Marys Land
Villanova
Boston
Colege St. Thomas
Catholic A. Westchester
Bucknell
Mt. St. Mary's
Georgetown
Joe McKenney
Boston Colings Eagles
Warner
Joe
Harlay
Tyne
Weslen
Maryland
Fortyninth Squadron Faces Sixth Seventh In Randolph League
In a Randolph League matchup the Fortysixth squadron cagers aim to press their advantage Tuesday night seeking to upset the first half champion Sixth-Seventh quintet for a second straight night. Other games list Fifty-second versus Squadron 47, and Fifty-third squadrons against Headquarters with scattered box scores showing Becchetti and Langley high scorers in early action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squadron 47
Mendey
Trouman” Flanagan
Gage
Cocke
Bisketeees
Bussy
Beechett
Christie
Wols Fora
Kramer
Lewis
R. Rowell'z
Bussub
Texas Barely Defeats TCU in Tough SWC Battle
Fort Worth January 8 1977 Texas Longorns beat Texas Christian 73 52 after a slow start. Jack Gras led Texas with a scoring burst as Lester and Walls Cliston contributed key free throws, while Lester had nine points for the Frogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Jan
University of Texas
Longnorris
Texas Christian
Frogs
Vrogs
Dutch Meyer
Steers
Hhe
Lester
Gilbert Retains Pelican Position In New Orleans Baseball
Gilbert Batry guided the New Orleans Palmuns to the Southern division pennant last summer and led the team to the Disto championship over the Texas League champions. He was reelected general manager of the New Orleans Baseball Association and manager of the team at the annual stockholders meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Batry Gilbert
New Orleans Palmuns
New Orleans Baseball Association
Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Repare
Tulsa Stenogs
UNS
Tulsa
Brenos
Natonal A.A. U
Ini
Laskeyball
Nelly
Montgomery
Cayers Wi
Babe
Risko
Sailor Fabove
Teddy Yaros
Promatory
Titl
Menry Pylkowski
Harlenale Indians
Ieir
Detyer— Son
Jeferson Mustangs
Sant Asher
Mavbyy
Throwemont
Harlandale
Mallandale Andd Gualdner
G. Spe Et Toompayah
Wells
Cenjan
Achne
Ucker
Age Belinea
Fritisch Ty
KE Wililamyar
Tech Baseball Field
Evergreen Street
Bill
Gillette
Sportligh
Arold Scherwitz
California
Frgenks
Ariz
Texas
Nick Dobbs
St. Joseph's
San Astonio
White
Whitman
Onasga
David
Westminster
Jan B— Lus
Johnny Harvard
Billy ‘Terry
Brooklyn
National League
Harvard Orimaga
Barvard Lampoon
Richard
Mick
Crimson
A. Norman Wood
Weaters
Ot Revening
Mit
Taneytown
Here
Robert
R. Garman
Baltimore
Har- Tow
HU Shepherd
Netley
Mangnim
Jones-Young
Randolph League
Fithythird
Cacrithers
Herp
Cucke
Aves
Gantl
Grove
Ceeigtehes Esentenants Heentnath and
Plegaundters Sps Brewer
Surgle
Ratosky
Angie Fi
Langley
Puayds
Jonni
Becchetti
Schravt
Formar
Morrow
Owens
T.C.U
College Station
Rice Owls
Texas Aggie Cagers
University of ‘Texas
Sohehoris
Agpire
San Marcos
Sam House
Denton
Searh
Dallas
Foryard
Whitey” Barcus
Cisdle Carter
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Waco
Bears
Methodists
Suturauy Niches
Alamo Downs
Gilbert
Pelican
Agee
Mar
Alamo Plaza
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!