Officials Announced for Sunday Soap Box Derby
Sunday soap box derby officials were announced. The event features local youth categories and set schedules, highlighting safety and community involvement for the race day.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1941
Page
8
Sunday soap box derby officials were announced. The event features local youth categories and set schedules, highlighting safety and community involvement for the race day.
The article lists the same officials returning for next Sunday's Soap Hox Derby on a to be announced course. McIntosh leads The Light as general chairman with GM and city officials filling roles from judge to fire chief.
MARTIN BERGEN DEAD. PHILADELPHIA aged 69, former Princeton football coach and baseball player, died today at his Racquet Club apartment. He coached at Princeton after graduation in 1994 and later led other institutions.
Mary Louise Smith of Rosemont college marries boxer Billy Conn in a private ceremony at promoter Jacob’s estate in New Jersey. The Pittsburgh born 19 year old adjusts to life with the heavyweight contender as they plan Hollywood work and a future together despite parental disapproval.
Denver report on the P G A 45 hole qualifying rounds at Cherry Hills for the Alex Smith diamond medal. Byron Nelson leads, with Sam Snead and Harry Bassler close behind as Billy Harrison and George Faale post 63s. Notables like Hogan, Sarazen, and Wong struggle or contend as strong field seeks top 63 for match play and Open eligibility.
Standings partial for the Texas League list teams such as Fort Worth, Beaumont, San Antonio, and Dallas with scattered scores and notes. Names like Oklahoma City and Port Worth appear, suggesting tabulated results or a standings snippet from a sports section.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Montreal Newark and a RAMER Heed with no clear event, date, or outcome. Names and places are unreadable, limiting precise reporting.
The city recreation department pledges new activities for girls including softball, badminton, volleyball, and table tennis with organized tournaments. New director Schultz and Miss Hamilton advocate expanded public recreation and supervised games, as former champions and notable figures are cited in a lively reminiscence of past seasons and upcoming events.
The Cleveland Baseball Federation will honor its greatest graduate Bob Feller with a night as the Indians renew their drive against Philadelphia. Feller, 21, rose from a Cleveland Rosenblum class A game to star in 1936 and 1940 seasons, receiving a trophy and a plaque from Sparing News. Bob’s father will attend with about 5000 Sandlotters at the night game.
Fore Golfers club announces Tuesday night gathering at the Apache auditorium. Club Secretary Ralph Cardenas says the meeting opens at 8 AM and invites members to attend the congregation style session.
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