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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1933
Page
12
Fragmentary text shows Texas League game notes with player names and team references but is unreadable. Key entities include Galveston and Fort Worth teams with obscured scores and lineup data, preventing a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary league brief notes mention St Louis and Detroit contexts with uncertain teams and scores. A few names appear garbled, including possible references to American League alignment and postponed events, leaving the exact games and outcomes unreadable.
In a National League matchup Rotter Sandel clashes with Whineco as Sandel pushes to 33 runs in a lopsided 74 to 4 rout, with Ob and Semeneld among the standout contributors.
Houston defeats San Antonio 2 to 1 in a rough game as Kowalik substitutes at short. Beekman pitches well for the Missions amid costly miscues and defensive lapses. Final frame pressure falls short as Houston close out the win on a misplayed ball.
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New York reported on July 3 a bizarre scene as Hack Wilson of the Brooklyn Dodgers was fined for taunting umpire Dolly Stark. The incident featured impersonations by Fred L. Lchwite of the Chicago Cubs and a mock signing of Stark with a comedic voice.
Local golf figure Halbert Grumbles faces Tom Lawrence in a 36 hole Symons title match at Brackenridge Park after Grumbles recently shook city reports with a strong municipal meet showing. Other results feature several players advancing to semi finals and multiple pairings listed from the weekend rounds.
Chicago hosts top men as Bria Grant of Atlanta wins State Jouravailable action. Parker, Shields, Hall and Berkel seedings pair with Brill to contest doubles in a crowded field. Gil vert Hall defeats Shields for Eastern clay title. Parker exits as top seed with mixed results in Cincinnati meets.
In the Wimbledon championships Lester Stoefen loses to French veteran Henri Cochet after a tough match. Cochet wins 3-6 6-4 8-3 1-? as Jack Crawford of Australia advances by defeating Gerald Peigher of Great Britain, while in the women's doubles Dorothy Andrus teams up with a partner in the second round.
Chisago July 4 0 Two of the country’s top Amadinap stars C Whitters Equipoise and Karman W Church’s Gallant Sir will meet Tuesday at Arington Park in the 1040 stakes. Equipoise has dominated the East and Middle West and is viewed as division champion while Gallant Sir stands Pacific Coast champion. The Westerner will have weight advantage after an overnight handicap at Arlington Saturday.
Burke and Thornes beat Phayre and Wes 6-2 while Mrs Moody upset Latapie 6-4 6-1 advancing to the semi finals. Borotin and Brugnen defeated Burwell and Jones 6-4 2-6 6-4 as the veterans defend doubles title in a lively match sequence.
An inquiry into charges that a Duranit girls basketball game on May 20 required police protection found no basis for threats against visiting official Herman Smith of Ponom Oklahoma or the referee Bally. The investigating committee led by Joh Lescie and Edmonton officials said no spectators or other parties threatened anyone and no police protection was requested.
Day swept the Exposition grounds sprint sweepstakes beating a classy field as Day led Day was ahead of Hey Seley with Henry Melcher in third and Baer Allen fourth Tinie Davis won the first Class A jump while Lee Wick and Jack Laybourne trailed Merry Seiler dominated the nest event Grady Sexton and Karl Allen followed Day claimed a syenial match beating Wick and Davis in a grudge race Three crashes drew 2000 fans Dusty Rhodes Lee Wick Alf Soryer all rider spills repaired Stiler suffered a minor injury
Gus Moreland won the Trans-Mississippi golf tournament for the second straight year. He posted a 36 hole total with a strong finish as Lawson De Say Francisca faltered late. Moreland led by one after 27 holes but surged after a 31 for nine holes set a Broadmoor course record.
Davis and Sass of Oklahoma City retain the state doubles title by defeating Lowe Runkle and Ed Overholser in the Oklahoma tennis tournament, 6 4 1 4 12 14 12. Davis also beat Sass for the state singles title amid hot summer conditions and other juniors from Austin, Texas, competing in the event.
Abilene area results from a local golf meet show Gray Little defeated by Willis two up with Willis finishing at one under par. Other notable outcomes include Dudley Raines beating Col. Gard Irons 2 and 1 and Jack Lee beating Billy Sob Coffey 3 and 2.
Giants blank Cardinals 1 0 as Hubbell goes 18 innings in a marathon. Tex Carleton left after 16 innings. Jess Haines finished. Hughie Theitzea drove in the lone run in the 18th. Roy Parmalee then defeated Crasd Dean in a 1 0 shutout. Giant fans witness four hour game with 45,000 in attendance.
Alamo Heights Five travel to Boerne for a Tuesday morning game as a Fourth of July celebration feature. The Firemen beat Boers 12 to 2 with Ola Nelson pitching strongly and offense led by Sherdan and Peille in a weathered district matchup.
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The article sketches Primo Camero's potential world title bout and mounting interest from European promoters. It notes rivalries with Ant Carnera, and links to figures like Jim Johnny, Jerry Jacobs, Jack Dempsey, and Max Beer. It hints at plans for a Rome showdown and possible appearances in Europe and California.
New York July 1 a humorous item describes a small man named Prima who, while not fully named, is depicted as a graceful performer and a heavy eater. The piece lists his daily meals and routines, contrasting his disciplined training with indulgent habits and odd dietary quirks.
Jean Batterzai aged 14 known as Toke, second baseman for Springbek Western league club, died at local hospital after suffering a fractured skull and brain hemorrhage from being struck by a ball thrown by Swede Carlsen. He underwent an operation to relieve brain pressure.
Houston regatta thrills fans with two boats flipping in quick events. Dallas driver Herman Mayhew dominates by winning two firsts in No 3 and No 2 B gates and taking third in Class C. Notable names include Bob Mitchell of Dallas and Leavis of Houston among others, with lively competition across multiple classes.
Fort Worth promoter Griffin said the Dempsey Baer heavyweight bout may appear in Texas on July 1 or 3, their only local stop, with Dallas and San Antonio scouted earlier. Baer and Dempsey were tentatively set for the Texas date, though plans remained unsettled.
Llano played a right ball here Sunday afternoon to Thuat Mason, 4-0. In the pregame Hague game Bead headed over San Sabo, 1-0. Jun Lion took a farfell from Fredeelaks, which withdrew from the league.
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