Cheer from crowd as team earns dramatic Sunday win
Mouty and Ayouga led the game with strong plays and fans cheered loudly as the team secured a tense finish Sunday. The performance drew widespread applause and highlighted the players' effort.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1929
Page
7
Mouty and Ayouga led the game with strong plays and fans cheered loudly as the team secured a tense finish Sunday. The performance drew widespread applause and highlighted the players' effort.
Pitcher Par Gbeo of the San Antonio Inlinos is suspended without pay for failing to stay in condition. The action comes after a second violation of team rules as manager Tom Coinera confirms.
Highlights include Pavis Helen Wills winning the French singles title for a second time, Beretta defeating Cochet to reach the men’s singles final, and a strong Davis Cup showing by the United States. Intercollegiate and high school events set records across Chicago Detroit and Gary. Other notes cover racing at Belmont Park and Kentucky Oaks results.
William Reteler’s Atlantic birds competed in a 40 mile race of the Eastern series held by the Lone Star Flying Club. Birds from New Abesia, Louisiana, showed steady speed with gains each minute. Standings list William Rotaler, two birds. William Hotzier, two birds. B S Petersop, AV-2 Y. Petersou, AU OTe Ed Peterson, A. The event took place in New Orleans, a 600 mile mention, with the next race on Wednesday.
Castroville edged Richter's 1 to 0 as Kalivks and Feidiger held hits at bay. Hakerk surrendered four hits to Heidiger, Currad drove in two, while the Indians managed six off Kelisky with two by Tandre in a pitching duel.
One of the era's large crowds in Del Rio, Texas watched the Texas Longhorns, coached by Billy Disch, defeat Bobby Cannon's Del Rio Wow boys 5 to 3 in the third game of the series. Tisitton limited Del Rio to five hits.
Indians dom in a 7 to 1 victory as Lerick hurls his third shutout of the season. Phin bor Terick and Tamier along with Xounts anchored the offense and defense in a decisive win at home.
The readable text shows scattered names and innings from a baseball box score. It mentions players and innings with partial phrases such as Oeden Thasyan Mugs Hite and references a base tie and batters, but the full details are not clear. No cohesive event or outcome is discernible.
An old column fragment recounts a fishing misadventure with a story about minnows lines and snagged gear. The writer mentions a May date and a person named A Grimneiniger at 214 Vaniel Street, noting courtroom or legal references alongside the fishing tale.
San Antonio Indians, led by Hovo Carson and Pat Serunn, defeated the Waco Cubs in a two game series with scores 3-1 and 7-6. Jodine Tate drove in multiple runs while Ed Moody and Lem Wetzel contributed key hits as San Antonio stretched their lead in the standings and continued a strong late-season push.
In a tense game Dallas fights back to trim Ft Worth twice and swing momentum in a city showdown. Dell Pratt drives a pinch hit for a decisive run while pitchers and fielders trade blows in a chippy contest.
A fragmented Texas League box score mentions pitchers and batters with unclear names such as Shampain Payne We Tobin Turseon and Swenson. References to sacrifices double plays and fielding actions appear alongside misread names and unclear innings, with umpire notes and partial at bat outcomes.
In a Sunday morning clash in the Alamo City league the Service Engravers earned their first win by defeating the Jeng ing Kelly-Maveriré Suimberjacks. The Engravers led 3-0 after four hits and an error in the third inning and held on as the Stewart and Mitre contributions helped seal the victory.
A merger plan to unite six Valley golf properties under a single company, Valley Golf Clubs Inc., was submitted to directors of Brownsville Edinburg McAllen and other clubs by architect Tavera Miller. The proposal includes leasing the clubs to a new firm capitalized at 29000 with plans for new courses and expanded operations nationwide.
The Brooks Field ball team remains dominant with several wins after a defeat, continuing a vigorous schedule into Sunday. The report notes standout performances by Miller, McDonall, and Captain Myers, with emphasis on strategic deliveries and defensive holds.
Sammy Schneider, youth amateur turned professional, wins the Santa Antonio Open golf title. He edges Tom Lally of San Antonio Country Club on the New Springs course after a weather-delayed final round. Final scores, rain interruptions, and course conditions affected play as Schneider clinches the championship.
Nebraskan baseball fans eye a two game series with Missouri for the Big Six title. Missouri must win twice to clinch while Nebraska needs one win to force tiebreaker. The May game could decide the outright winner with Kansas and Oklahoma still in the mix for second place.
Kenneth Strong, a West Haven Connecticut native and NYU halfback, is expected to join the New York Yankees this month. He played in a recent baseball game in Groton and is likely to be framed for the rest of the season by the club as they push for early standings in New England.
Fragmentary OCR reads scattered team names and places such as Beaumont Ean Antena Wichita Malin Fort Worth New Fork Cincinnati and Alabama affiliations. The garbled lines mix leagues and locations with no coherent event, dates, or outcomes.
Sunday turnout rose to about 2000 as the San Antonio team saw its largest crowd of the season, signaling growing interest after a slow start. Mudness Manager Tom Conner noted the day’s crowd was the biggest so far, surpassing opening day figures.
Helen Wills defeats Irene Mathieson 6-3 6-1 to win the French hard court crown for the second year in succession. The American seals the title after a tense final, with Mathieson pushing early before Wills seizes control.
Shaw wins the dirt track auto race at North Randall Park in Cleveland as four of twelve entrants finish. Shaw averages about 60 miles an hour and leads a field that includes Den eon Tats Dabnie Tr in a Wille Special and Shorts Cantion, with Ray Keach among the finishers in the 1 field memorial day classic.
Three stars back Levinson in the Dallas golf championship opener. Lewis Levinson, a soft handed player who triumphed in 1927 state action, arrives with rivals Morgan Snyder and others. Capt. Dykes and the San Antonio club send a limited contingent as New York-bound prospects loom.
Huber scored 80 of 100 to win skeet at Olmoy with C Wogork close behind at 78. Results list other shooters with scores and place names, and note another round scheduled at 2 o clock Thursday.
Michigan remained undefeated in the Big Ten with a dramatic 15 to 14 win over Ohio State to clinch the conference crown for the second straight year. Wisconsin and Minnesota faced must-win finales as race for second place tightened.
The German heavyweight Contender is en route to Buffalo for a social welcome tonight by countrymen. He plans to resume training here for his title bout against Paolino at Yankee Stadium in New York on Sunday the 27th.
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