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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1930
Page
9
Lowe B Datley is declared the new president of the United States Lawn Tenpla as the sole candidate in a lopsided contest. The story notes Datley stands unopposed and will assume the role with ceremonial support from key figures.
Ed Dudley of Wilmington, Del., clung to a one stroke lead entering the Agua Caliente Open second round. The field of 107 golfers faced a tough course in soggy conditions with 146 starters originally, only about half to advance. Dudley shot 71 to tie with MacDonald Smith near the top, as Harold Long and Al Watrous remained close behind.
Dr Alfred E Till, 83, a prominent University of Pennsylvania football and rowing figure, died here yesterday in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Till was known for his sports prominence and long association with the university.
Darkland California reports the surprise announcement that Thomas L. Turner, president and part owner of the Portland club, will become president and owner of the Boston Red Sox. Details are scarce but Roy Mack, Connie Mack’s son, is said to take Turner's position with the Portland club.
Chicago January 21 The Illinois boxing commission faced claims of unfair trusts aiming to keep titles within families. General Kinnin, chairman, cited three reasons to outlaw the sport in Illinois after a commission meeting today.
Pittsburgh Jan 21 Lost Water Pittshureb Parate out fieldr had appendis refuge here yesterday reported in nod condition today Clow ing him down during early spring s operation not expected here with Waner in his work
Chicago, Jan. 21. Purdue remained undefeated and atop the Big Nine standings after Michigan crushed Indiana 45–26 in Ann Arbor. Wisconsin climbed to second with a 29–24 win over Chicago as Northwestern’s Groating reached 41 points to lead individual scoring totals. Wisconsin vs Indiana looms next as the week’s schedule features key league battles ahead of a potential clash at Purdue.
The Philadelphia featherweight champion contest in WHiva del Patta arena yesterday featured Attalino battered by injuries and a strong comeback from Skttlings Huttuline. The match ended with Attalino holding the title as the injured fighter showed grit throughout the round trade and the crowd witnessed a tense clash.
Edgewater Park Mississippi awaits as Marion Turpie Lake and rivals plan for the Pan American women’s amateur tennis championship. Noted entries include Olympic champion Brelvin Jones, former Western player Ming Thalton Reymond, and Baton Rouge native now in New York.
In Marcos on January 21, the Bobcats missed a chance at the football title as Inez backfield stars Jerez Bellare Doh Chote and Derrned Til, part of Southwest Texas Teachers College, have all married since the season. Their households face new roots as football wanes for 1939.
Four weather conditions forced the postponement of the horse show at Trelfib Field Artillery. The event, previously set for Wednesday, is now rescheduled for next week. The show is being added to the winter sports program by the junior chamber of commerce.
East Texas teachers beat Sam Houston 62 to 58 in a TI A A basketball clash at Huntsville. Captain Steinger led the winners with 16 points while Wiggins contributed 14 for Sam Houston as their offense struggled late.
Jan 21 auto race set for Kenedy county fairgrounds. Jimmie Lawrence and Bert Alles of San Antonio are among entrants.
The piece notes San Antonio’s expected role in drawing national sports writers and photographers to cover upcoming events. It emphasizes hospitality to visiting journalists, the city’s climate as a friendly backdrop, and the economic benefit from media attention. the author urges a welcoming stance while highlighting prominent Chicago and New York correspondents tied to the coverage.
Ban ACARCOH Texas January report notes seven players from Coach T G Shands Cobcat squad listed as six footers or taller. The Razorbacks of the TIAA praised the Texas college team as they faced the Cowboys on the court with height giving an edge in a recent game. Players Evane 6 4 F Brandt 6 7 Hopper 6 3 D Brandt 6 14 Vie 5 9 McFarlane 6 3 3 compile the roster alongside other tall contributors.
Davis J Walsh reports on a boxing build up with talk of a heavyweight title fight. Promoters hint at a first America versus Britain clash, pricing ringside seats around 40 dollars while noting Palm Beach Miami interest and winter audiences shaping the spectacle.
Coach Roy Jainen Cochran says the Malp Aveneigh school track team shows strong prospects after the first meeting. Standouts include Capt. Ken Fleming the running star and the Mohicans relay recall with Joe DeBons miler and Wirt Young, last year in the Philippines, plus 1028 javelin district meet winner. Other lettermen Carnahan French Subelmacher Daugherty Rabow Unb doub are noted as potential contributors.
San Francisco January 21 Olympic Club basketball team lost to Heney Clothiers of Wichita Kansas by 44 to 28 here. The Heney aggregation dominated the game from the opening whistle and maintained the lead throughout the contest played at the local arena.
Matzien Must Ge and other wrestling bouts are planned for Fort Sant Lyiaton with Abe Coleman stepping into a preliminary bout due to Monday’s orders. Sherry will feature in a red Char title match, while Jus Leachman faces Crest Vailniti for a shot at Coleman.
A garbled Philadelphia news note reports the Phillies arranging a contract for Grover Cleveland Alexander. The fragment suggests he would become the first Phillies star to sign anew, marking a historic first for the club in this context.
New York Jan. 21. A silver cap will be awarded to the winner of the Wilson Mile at Saratoga Springs this summer as a mark of honor to the late BR. TL Wilson. Tr. George H. Bull, president of the Saratoga Racing Association, announced that a trophy and a purse would be offered.
Chicago report says Charlie Root, a key pitcher for the National League champion Cubs, signed a two year contract. The deal was announced by team president William Wrigley Jr from Avalon Catalina, and is viewed as a substantial boost for the Cubs.
The Runge based Inne albetie basketball team defeated Noel’s allstar lineup 42 to 1. Micklin led with 26 points, dominating the game as top performer. Stetarberg and Matila contributed strong plays, while Northenny’s prior win over Jorals set the context for the matchup.
City Senior Dankelball league action features the Knights of Columbus Acer meeting the City M. G. A. Trinaglen in a key Wednesday night contest. The Ace led senior division scoring with 108 points in four games under Balds Baldesareli, while the Triangles trail on wins. Also on the card the Crawling gasoline g osters fight Bluka as Carl Menger leads the youthful offense.
Ian Deeproyd reports Nelson, a right handed pitcher from the San Francisco club of the Pacific league, has been purchased by the Detroit Tizers in a recent trade, as announced.
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