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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1936

Page

21

State Racing Officials Cite Negative Saliva Tests at Alamo Downs

State racing officials report saliva samples from Alamo Downs horses tested in Austin show no narcotics or stimulants. Mrs Elizabeth Thweatt, secretary of the state racing commission, said reports from the current meeting confirm no drug use. Dr L Rhea noted no suspicious horses and said saliva testing is routine.

Charles Henry Alamo Downs Elizabeth Thweatt Austin State Racing Commission BR. L. Rhea Rhea Theat Florida Convention of State Racing Commissioners Sid Hood Anslingey Wadhington Federal Bureau of Narcotics Government 3 Texas Thweath Ansinger Bis Threatt

Hawks' High Scoring Win Over Slama Jewelers

The Commercial Loop leaders Hawks posted a high scoring 41 to 32 victory over Slama Jewelers in a Monday game at Brackenridge arena. In the second game the International Clubien defeated Pinck Clgarmen 33 to 17, moving to a third straight win.

Texas Chiropractic College Hawks Tata W le Yougue Mid Binn Plainivists Binger Hawks Thty Slama Jewelers Brackenridge Pui Inters Hational Clubien Pinck Clgarmen

Aggie Texas movie exhibit of Thanksgiving game photos

Willard Elmpson of San Antonio photographs the Aggie Texas football game last Thanksgiving. Exhibitions planned at the A and A club, with a noon reception and refreshments. Local fans of Fort Clark join the event while the Fort Clark troops host the showing.

Aggie-Texas M. Rally Monon Apste-Texas Willard Elmpson Ean Antonio Ean Antonio A and A

King Pin First in 26 Races for Mrs. Klein

King Pin, a seasoned racehorse owned by Mrs. Klein, has accumulated 26 victories at Alamo Downs with trainer Joan Bainton managing the nine-year-old veteran. Once a steady winner, the Klein entry has shown strong form this season, trading wins and placings in recent starts as a key figure in Mrs. Klein’s racing program.

Davison Harold Dudley Alamo Downs King Pin Mrs. Klein Joe Nelson Tocal Joan Bainton Rid King Pins Pete Battle Bainton

Louis Finds Thrills From Fame and Horse Wins

Louis, in a candid talk, recalls his biggest thrill as meeting President Roosevelt and autographs, while sharing fond memories of racing king Pin. He notes late nights and early wins, with stories of fashionable horses like King Pin and Evening Gown, and mentions plans around Alamo Downs and Eastern campaigns.

Tay Detrolt Udhen Roosevelt Loulis Lews Nila Pane Louis Anat Ricardo Cortes Easi Cortez Anid Louis William Powell Charles Laughton Kay Frannis Loretta Young Wallace Beery Taal Laughton Beery Laughton Louls Lsten

Bingers Defeats Westmoorland Five in Yardley League

Bingers basketball team defeated Westmoorland Junior College 4 to 19 in a Monday game at Woodlawn Lake venue. Westmoorland to face Schreiner Temple squad on Wednesday at Brackenridge High School gym, per upcoming schedule notes.

Binger’s Westmoorland Binger Westmoorland Junior College Woodlawn Lake Schreiner

GRID COACHES TO RULES MEETING IN PITTSBURGH

The Ties committee of the American Football Coaches Association meets in Pittsburgh February 1 to consider proposals from recent national gatherings in New York. Dr. John B. Sutherland of Pitt will chair, replacing Low Little of Columbia, as plans focus on rule changes such as uprighting goal posts and other adjustments.

Pittsburgh American Football Coaches’ Association John B Dock) Sutherland Pitt Low Little Columbia New York National Football Rules Committee

Fight Results By the Associated Press New York Boxers

A jumble of boxing results from cities including New York Chicago Washington and San Francisco features numerous bouts with outpoints and knockouts. Names such as Pantin Casanova Garcett and Lancaster appear among scores and locations, reflecting a busy but unclear recap of winners losers and draws.

Associated Press New York Jimmy Pantin Rayliner Wit Cheage Eddie Milcolm Johnny Casanova Puarth Bien Newark N. d Young Terry Trenton N. J Badia RA Whalen Drew Chicago Mut Aron DuBuque Towa Georgie Emel Plymouth Ind Edwin Watling WOU Detroit Charlatt Los Angeles Ey Walker Smomy Scottl Tommy Frowned Dawille Sloypnl Jon Wiles Crcaze Bakchil—Tulls" Pierpont HN Oaklamt Young Temmy Franch San Fram Br Teo Mannini Gail Henry Huerta Johnny Basginelli Tso San Fracisco Jimmy Garcett Boston Washington Fhi Purr Steve Halako Wright George Ba Tick Baltimore Roy Han- Ira Little Rock Ark Buil Pisker Wilsup Jerse Jains Bill Lancaster Bunches Del Ailani Smith Mreeport George Vailas Bert Vi Enet Moline Haris Chinago Weoensis

College Basketball Scores and Standings

Fragmentary OCR lists scattered college basketball results including Wisconsin Kansas Nebraska and others with unclear team names and scores. Referenced items show mixed figures such as 27 28 43 43 but lack complete context.

Jacksonville Collzee Merniean Teva Tudlana Wisconsin Sinnsaatn “An Pegterstery Sypacure Kansas Nebrada

Texas horse racing notes and a death in racing circles

The report covers racing odds and bets on Thistle Ray and Werediak, with plans for a Tuesday finish and a postponed event due to weather. It notes jockey Red Saul’s illness, J. Nolan and A. Morgan contending for the lead in the Alamo Deans contest, and the death of Mrs E M Hevtar, trainer of Play Book, in Missouri. F. A. Smith canceled engagements due to illness.

Werediak Snoopy Lent Thistle Ray Alamo Deans J. Nolan A. Morgan Hy Caperton C. Kamar Buy F. A Smith Ines

Hardin Denies He's Done as Hurdler

Baton Rouge La January 28 Glenn Hardin world record holder in the broad-wet er hurdles says he will try for the Olympic team in Berlin. He dismisses reports his legs are failing and maintains he will be ready for the 110 meter hurdles.

Hardin Baton Rouge Glenn Tardin Berlin Mie Amusmidar United States

Morrison to Take Over McGugin's Job

MASHYILLS Tenn Jan 2 Dean G Sarratt announced Ray Morrison will take over athletic director duties at Vanderbilt University after the sudden death Sunday afternoon of Dan McGugin from a heart attack Morrison just completed his first season as head football coach at the school

Mashyills Tenn Ray Morrison Vattierbilt University Dan McGugin Dean G. M. Sarratt AfcGug

Independents Impress in YMCA League Play At YMC A

The Independents high scoring night led to a 64 point output as O Ouvnll and Selig combined for 33 of the total with Rudy Daviles and Edgar Tobieghiard each contributing 16 in the second game. Triangles stopped Ais club 33 23 setting up a Wednesday clash between the Independents and undefeated Aces while Public Servier faced the Joske Brothers five.

Itand Eim Independents Bervice Rloh Yom. C. A O'Ouvnll Selig Rudy Daviles Edgar Tobieghiard Triangles Ais Club Public Servier Joske Brothers

Sunday Schools Lead In American division at Woodlawn Methodist

Sunday Schools from Woodlawn Methodist rose to first place in the American division of the Sunday School tournament at Thomas Jefferson gym after beating Denver Heights Methodist. Prospret Hill and Government Hill teams played tightly, while Alamo Methodist defeated Flyst Evangelical 25 to 10 in other games. A cage game at Lanier High School gym is scheduled for Tuesday night at 8 o clock against the National Grocers quintet.

Woodlawn Methodist Balt Kergue Denver Heights Lanier Sidney Lanier High School

Cox Captures Golf Playoff At Sacramento Open

Cox won a playoff in the Sacramento Open with a 74 to Mehlhorn's 79 after both finished 72 holes. Cox sank a 26 foot putt on the 13th for a birdie two to seal the victory, while Mehlhorn’s drives remained within 12 feet but failed to convert. Mehlhorn tied with Cox at the end of regulation play and pressed hard in the extra holes.

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Lanier Meets Tech Five in Jeff Gym

Sidney Lanier and San Antonio Tech clash in the opening game while Brackenridge faces Thomas Jefferson in the second. Lanier seeks league lead as Tech Bulls aim to keep pace. Casanova and Rodriguez start at guards with Pena, Torres, and Trejo up front.

San Antonio Jefferson Gem Whiceh Sidney Lanier San Antonio Tach Brackenridge Thoms Jefferson Oelork San Antonio Tech Sete Thomas Jefferson Sitle Lanier Voks Betteg Bracken- Mage Windi Tech Bulls Bulls Voks Nemo Herrera Frank Casanova Casanova Anthony Rodriguez Wilh Eduard Pena Max Torres Ventura Trejo

Army Contributes to Olympic Funds for Berlin Trip

The War department authorizes public subscriptions not to exceed 25 cents from each Army officer to fund Olympic representatives. Aimed at sending an equestrian team and a modern pentathlon team to the Berlin games next summer, the fund seeks to cover expenses for the Army teams with broad military support.

Berlin Germany War Department Mis Lwa

Imported Boxer Dog Incorporated for Four Thousand Dollars

Milwaukee January 21. World champion boxer dog Dorian von Marienhof of Hoazelaine, imported from Germany three weeks ago, is incorporated at purchase price four thousand dollars with stock sold to celebrities at one dollar per share. The dog, bred for police and military work, is to be shown at the Westminster Kennel Club in New York February 10–12. Jack Dempsey is stockholder No. 1 with a ten dollar piece.

Milwaukee Uih Dahn. LP Wagner Germany Tie Nation Dorian von Marienhof Hoazelaine United States Jorlan Dorian Westminster Kennel Club Madison Square Garden New York Jack Dempsey

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