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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
16
Contested match shows Cochet overpowering Leit with precise placements and tactics while Lott struggles after an early lead. Cochet dominates the rally exchanges, forcing errors from Leit and sealing the impression with a merciless finish in the final set as Chicago spectators watch.
Cecil Smith delivered a dramatic forehand drive to clinch a 7-6 win for the Detroit Freebooters over Fort Sem Houston in a tense late rally. Captain Jobo Smith starred for the visitors while Harry Johnson and Mervin Harrison powered the Freebooters' lineup in Detroit.
The Forty second Squadron defeated the Sixty eighth 24 to clinch the series and force a deciding game Friday at the Sixty eighth diamond. The winners in the sixth frame rode a three bagger and an intentional walk to tie, then in the fifteenth drove in the run with a single to left, Smith scoring on a walk and infield out. Gowdein Liay held the pitching staff to keep the game tight.
A scrambled league update outlines amateur baseball events with teams such as the Yepes Trutchers and Geeytain in a five game series for bound Buewmen Suplay. It lists players, venues, and upcoming practices while noting postponements and management comments from Lawes and Frey as teams chase titles and regional games.
The note discusses rotten eggs and a China delicacy with a biting tone. It mentions consuming decomposed eggs described as a delicacy in Corhin China and recalls a short stay in Annam. It invites readers to write Mr. Mipley for questions about the "Felleve Ie of Nat" cartoons.
In a Fort Sem Houston league game the 23rd Infantry defeated troops from the Twenis third infantry after tying the score in the seventh inning. Brooks Field Pliers led the league by besting the Second regimental Regiment Fridas as the post diamond action ended in a 4 7 2 score.
In Portland a 20 minute sparring incident saw Carl Maye former minor league pitcher clash with Wallace ters a Welneway hurler Wednesday night. The brawl left both men battered and unable to grip for several days.
In the Western amateur golf tournament, T Philip Perkins, former British champion, advances to today’s semifinals after a dramatic round at the Heverly course. Johnny Lehman defeats defending champion Don Joe with a birdie finish, while McCrary and Noxotny push toward decisive rounds as four survivors remain.
Amateur game in Chicago yesterday featured a disputed call as Wil Mara Canuatero, 23, slid to third base and was tagged out by third baseman Thomas Contagno. Contagno struck Canassero with a bat in protest, sending Canuatero to the ground unconscious while the crowd buzzed about the umpire’s ruling.
Cecilie Aussem, barred from competing in the American national championships, cancels plans to play mixed doubles with Bill Tilden and doubles with Elizabeth Ryan as an international clash between Germany and Britain looms in Berlin.
In Windsor England July 25 heavyweights Stribling and Scott have completed hard training and will soon face off for the world heavyweight title. Scott reportedly trained largely in secret while officials with the British boxing board withheld referee identities until fight night.
In Denver July 25 two major upsets hit the Colorado open. Louise Mof mejeter of Chicago defeated defending champion Evelyn Parsons of Palo Alto 10-8 2-0 6-0 in womens singles. Barr of Daliag defeated GC. Miphonge Smitls Guamiatteville Va 0-1 3-0 in mens singles. Led Easton of San Diego won three matches. Willa Walcott of Colorado and Patsy McCoy of San Francisco reached the semifinals by advancing in their brackets.
Disjointed report notes the Cubs’ aim to rise to first place after a pivotal win. Mentions McCarty and Phooklym in context, with unclear dates and fuzzy standings as the team inches into a leading position.
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