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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1929
Page
10
The Athletics defeated the Indians by 6 to 1 in ten innings in Cleveland as Cochrane was welcomed back to the club after recovery. Detroit edged the Yanks 7 to 4 in another game described in the same report.
California's Keith Gledhill and Mexorth Vines defeated Julius Seligson and Eugene McAuliffe in singles to secure the team title at the Chicago Ten and Tennis club event. Seligson and McAuliffe were edged in the doubles as the Midwest's Simpson Cup possession shifted to the West.
Paul's Grove defeated M Halff Nine on Sunday with standout play from Fatterlen Watkins and Miynezaak for Grovers. In the M Halff lineup, Hay and Breck led scoring as Apelasti contributed key moments in a close matchup.
United States Davis Cup squad includes Bill Tilden Frank Hunter Wilmer Alliston and John Van Ryn with non playing captain Fitz Davis. The lineup aims to defeat Germany in Berlin and challenge France in the upcoming rounds. The German team features Kleinschroth Landmann Moldenhauer and Prenn with Dr Weitz as captain.
On Sunday at Woodlawn Lake the North Side Cuba dominund beat the South Side Armistice 9 to 0 as substitutes filled in for regulars after Atlin resigned. Hay joined as a new right fielder for the Cubs, contributing three safeties in three at bats. Garcia, catching for the Athletics, was the lone bright spot for Trejo and Kendall’s Norling squad. In the afternoon, the West Side Tigers extended their winning streak by routing the Trust End Sluggers 21 to 4 with Mendes and Cam Winn collecting five hits each.
Tampa owner J. In. Cane announced the New York Giants paid 12500 for the 22 year old pitcher Waite Brush from the Tampa club of the Southern league. Brush will join the Giants next spring.
San Antonio Eagles defeated the Peay Loan team 8 to 3 at The Dare Stadium. Rendon hit a solo homer and Areos doubled in the seventh as the Dares pulled clear. Martines and Valdez pitched for the Eagles and Veran and Dore played for the losers.
In Atlanta on July 1 a veteran golfer Jones shows consistent form despite fuzzy text. The article highlights ongoing routine and steady wage notes while noting a first place in a prior open golf event.
A terse report states Bill Bouthworth is appointed as manager but performance deteriorates. Details are unclear and the next steps remain undisclosed.
The Public Service Utilities clinched another victory in the City league by defeating the Post. Landry Tata delivered key hits as the Utilities scored four runs in the first inning and added another in the eighth. Tas Dean and Tony Veltman stood out as top performers for their teams.
New York July 15 reports revive the Sauer-Schmeling talks as Ed Frayne notes a dramatic shift in plans. Manager Arthur Bulow confirms Schmeling’s payday and outlines contract points while tensions over opponent selection and substitution rights surface amid ongoing negotiations.
Frank Snyder helps Fort Worth gain wins as a key figure in a weekend set. The piece recounts Fort Worth’s rise with Snyder contributing to a pivotal series, while Shreveport and San Antonio contests shape the league standings and top clubs contend for the title.
Weekend results feature Berkin-Germany beating England in the European Zoe Pavia Cup finals and London-New Jersey teams winning key matchups. Other highlights include Syracuse and Berkeley West in a four-set final, Vancouver and Canada in sprint showings, and a New York state title in a regional event. Boston and Harvard edge Cambridge-Oxford in golf with a tight score, while Chicago hosts a $60,000 American Classic at Ayton Park.
Saints edge Knights 5 to 4 in a Sunway league game. Poelslteague's St. Gerard's defeated the Knights of Columbus 5 to 4. Extra details note forfeit by Perpetual Help due to lineup issue. Teal, Lee and Meyated contribute for Saints with late tying efforts.
The article proclaims Old Gold cigarettes outperform rivals in quality when brand names are hidden. It cites Roosevelt Field in New York where Old Gold placed third in sales but won the concealed name test among 68 aviators and mechanics as the most appealing cigarette.
Ott starred for the Schuh Grocers delivering a single and a triple to fuel a 6 to 2 victory over the Antonia Bears on the Schuh diamond. Hoy Taborn sparked the offense with three hits while Savage struck out eight. Wilson and Glutchfield contributed solid fielding as Schuh built a lead and held.
The text describes a broad festival in Haliettaville with participants including Antonio seapabnorerk and Camels woman Greaeian export of Sin Antoni. It notes a high run by 98 of 160 and mentions Eansmain df Taurango breaking 40 and Tow ell at 9% plus Morris 92. The report hints at an all day program with notable prizes and a lasting revenue event.
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