Texas League Sunday Results and Weather Note
In the Texas League, San Antonio plays J10 with Davis and Fort Worth at five. Galveston and Oklahoma City encounter Berwmont with rain. Tula visits Houston with rain.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1933
Page
12
In the Texas League, San Antonio plays J10 with Davis and Fort Worth at five. Galveston and Oklahoma City encounter Berwmont with rain. Tula visits Houston with rain.
Fragmentary baseball recap mentions National League games with teams such as Chicago Philadelphia and New York. Partial scorers and outcomes appear unclear due to OCR errors, but reference to 42 28 20 0 indicate scorelines and matchups involving Pittsburgh and Brooklyn amid a tense schedule.
Fragmentary OCR of league and game results with multiple teams and players. Contains scattered names, venues, and scores across various leagues and dates, but many fragments unreadable or garbled.
Report covers a Fort Worth game with Texas Boxes facing CATS and RUCK in a split result. Key players include Darrow Thor mogen, Warren, Thormahien, and Minague, with notable innings and pitching by Witworth and Ainagne. The narrative notes a late comeback and defensive errors, with Galveston and Houston regions cited in box score details.
Fragment reading shows a round robin basketball event at San Paty with Myanny Whittt and Myanny team in an exhibition game. The text mentions distances and names like Tore g ting ri 7240 km and Al Marcan ns B20, with unclear team references and locations such as Sacred carl and MAO AL Malwata.
The San Antonio Missions split a Sunday doubleheader with the Dallas Steers, winning 15-8 in game one as Bob Kowalik led a big rally and Hal Wiltse faltered against John Whitehead in game two, a 2-0 Dallas win. Tietje taunted umpires while several Dallas players underperformed. The Missions head into August 2 road trip, facing the Padres and other circuit foes.
An account from Ranger Texas notes a rapid wheat to biscuit process, transforming dough into breadlike products within 17 minutes and 38 seconds after cutting, faster than a year earlier 41 minute test. The piece also mentions tomorrow's feature on the Mother Church of Scandinavian Methodism and a note to Mr Ripley with a reply offered.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a baseball game with players including Werth Fireher Filer Bennett Reima and Uplman Flaskamper. Mentions runs, doubles, and plays like a double play, with scattered names and unclear team references. The text references Vinee Kawolik Vanen and crorsley among other garbled terms.
United States captain Beron S. Prentice selected Ellsworth Vines Wilmer Allison George Lott and John Van Ryn to meet England in the Interzone final at Rowland Garres stadium Friday with Vines and Allison likely in singles and Lott and Van Ryn in doubles. France awaits the winner for the challenge round July 26 29.
In Atlanta on Sunday Doc Barr of Dallas and Milas Josephine Gray of Cincinnati won the southern mixed doubles championship, defeating Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga and Africa Tryan of Memphis. The men's doubles final and final matches follow, with players Metuinrmit of Fort Worth and Bryan Grant turning out in Atlanta.
Everett announces the return of popular wrestler Silent Rattan to San Antonio for the Coffman Wright mat card at the open air arena on Gl 420 South Alena street next Friday night. Matchmaker Charlie Wright finalized terms Sunday. Rattan, from Salty Antonia, stoked by demand, has previously drawn top box office in the area, rivaling Sauer and Myers. Possible opponent Walter Ach is a catchweight bout due to weight limits, with Joe Reno and Joe Shimkus also in play for the card various bouts.
NEW YORK aitybiery maxey Rosenbloom opted not to clash with Mickey Walker in New York as he continues barnstorming to the Far West. He will instead box Fred Lenhart in a bout at Troon while plans to meet Walker at Madison Square Garden were shelved due to contract disputes and Garden disagreements.
Mason defeats Brady 4 to 9 to take lead in LUANG Texas league. Whitennce’s team slips to second as Trann beats Richland Springs 6 to 4 and Econ over San Saba.
The Texas junior golf championship qualifiers begin Tuesday at Brackenridge Park. Lannie Wendlandt from San Antonio emerges as the meet favorite after a breakout season. Other strong contenders include Tommie Lawrence Halbert Gayin, Fred Porry, and players from Fort Worth Houston and Dallas. Weather and withdrawals shake the field, but a 46-hole final Friday awaits with three 32-player flights and late entry due by 3 PM Tuesday.
The Hispano American league ends in a three way tie after El Fenix Butchers win at Leal Field, while San-Tex Barbers forfeit from Blakey's Garage. Officials jostle to settle the championship before eliminations begin. Garra of the Sony Boys held El Peake to Tito Nits in Sunday’s win.
In Joliet prison, Ira Padgett, third baseman, faced taunts from Romuald Watked as the Joliet team clashed with Wisconsin County Democrats. Padgett, imprisoned five years, rallied with a fourteenth inning single after enduring rough in-field chatter and a hostile scene.
Bob Gardner, 138 pounds, will clash with Ralph Sikes, 136, Tuesday night at Oklahoma City. The undercard features Johnny Wallace and Kid Torreon in six rounds, Martinez versus Mornies or Gamilla, plus two short bouts on the card.
World chess champion Dr. Alexander Alekhine of Paris completed 32 blindfolded games in 12 1 2 hours at Chicago, tallying 19 wins 9 draws and 4 losses to set a new record. The last record was G Koltanowski in Antwerp who faced 20 opponents in 1931. Victors against Alekhine included L Schwartz of the University of Chicago and Chicago players Zeptucha Blooming ton, B O Dahlstrom, and F Blism.
The Washington Senators drew level with the New York Yankees for first in the American League as both teams won and lost in varied fashion. Bumps Hadley shut out the Senators for St. Louis, while Carl Hubbell and Roy Parmelee won for New York and Cincinnati respectively in two tight games. Other teams split or idle as rain shortened the schedule and ads trumpet furniture offers end the page.
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