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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1927
Page
5
The season ends with 72 quail killed by Mr Russell and W M Lewis of 515 West Gramercy. Neighbors celebrated with quail dinners as Mrs J C Russell posed with three quail in a photo.
New York World reports ban Johnson may lose the American League presidency unless seven club owners back a pledge to Commissioner Landis. The 1924 agreement required Johnson’s misconduct to cease or risk removal, tied to reactions over Landis decisions in the OConnell-Deland affair and Cobb Leonard controversy.
Chicago reports President Johnson of the American League pressing a full inquiry into the 1922 World Series Giants vs Yankees. He criticizes Landis for publicizing the Speaker Cobb case and seeks evidence on several players amid a brewing front-page dispute with Commissioner Landis.
Kerrville January dispatch reports Schreiner College defeating the Rattler Five 32 to 23 with Elkins of San Antonio as top scorer. The story mentions Cobb Spee and American League figures amid local sports notes and hearings.
Ross Youngs, recovering from illness, comments on a scandal story involving the Giadis and the Yankees in the 9u72 world series. His illness and recent flu episodes keep him hospitalized, with his mother hoping he returns home soon.
Francis G. Richter former San Antonio sports writer and Philadelphia man died after pneumonia complications. He was connected with local media circles and survived by a San Antonio girl and other family members.
Difference over percentages between Tex Rickard and Dan Carroll blocks a heavyweight elimination between Timmy Maloney and Jack Delancey at Madison Square Garden on Feb 18. Winner could meet Jack Sharkey. other tournament bouts and potential signings cited, including Paolino Avendon Route Hansen and Mike McTigue.
San Marcos hosts the district basketball tournament featuring Wienridge High and St. Mary’s Academy. Fort Sam Auditorium hosts the Crimson-Eagles opener with key players rising for the matchup.
In a recent matchup, Squadron 42 defeated Gulf Oilers with standout performances from key players including Teagan and Langer Lyons. The win featured contributions from Ternington, Mandar Whothe gems, and notable guards and centers, as the squad secured the lead and closed out strongly.
A lengthy letter from Rev. Patrick J. Geehan, association secretary, explains the turmoil over Mexico club withdrawal and Alamo club actions. The piece details bannings, transfers, bylaw gaps, and protest notes amid shifting rosters and leadership disputes affecting the division’s balance.
In London a Belgian boxer Van Marey was granted a five minute rest after Bird fouled him, a decision praised by some as within British rules and protested by others. Bird won by knockout in round six as Van Marey could not continue.
New York reports Gene Tunney failed to profit from a vaudeville tour claiming loss despite early hype. The article notes critics doubt a 14‑day run would have yielded real gains and mentions Sonny Liston era comparison and touring costs.
Brackenridge Eagles upset Kelly Field champions 52 to 44 in a tight game at the YMCA. Rudy Davalos poured in 27 points while Hughey led Iselly scorers with 23 as Coach Wright Riley’s squad extends its hot run ahead of Friday’s showdown with San Marcos Lobos.
The 192T junior high league opens Friday with four games among eight Class 4 teams. Dick Brewer releases the official schedule listing Hawthorne versus 1st at Hawthorne, Irving versus Harris at Irving, Emerson at Lanier, Page versus Twain, and later Harris versus Leo, Irving versus Hawthorne, Tanner versus Amerson, Page versus Twain.
Texas 28 over Rice 19. Michigan 24 all against Wlingis 24. Todigas $6. Northwestern 24, Wisconsin 33, Chicago 30. Shmons 24, Howard Payne 24. Iowa State 22, Grinnell 9. North Texas Aggies 28, Meridian unknown.
Sam Langford, famed boxer, tops a benefit show planned for Wednesday with dark McVey billed as the negro welterweight champion and Bruce Flowers also on the card in New York.
Sharks and swordfish did not appear for the Catalina ocean marathon. Only a few specimens were seen near the San Pedro channel, all frightened as swimmers moved through the water. no bites or notable incidents were reported.
Wagering on a Hagen versus Sarazen clash dominates golf circles as Walter Hagen plans to play in the Texas Open in San Antonio. If Sarazen and Hagen meet on the Wilson Springs course the match would shake the golf world, drawing fans, tickets, and strong media hype.
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