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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
8
Fragmentary Texas League notes show results for Houston and other clubs with partial dates and scores. Missing details hinder full standings, but team names and partial figures indicate a busy Friday schedule and activity across the league.
In a compressed box score style, Philadelphia and Cleveland clash as torched lineups tally runs and players like Beenie and tara Te Cheveland contribute. The report notes minimal context and hints at a scoring sequence.
National League listings show limited games for Friday with Musulls and New York in play and Boston idle. Three games on the docket reflect a light schedule as teams in proximity adjust weekend plans and travel for the slate ahead.
June 9 delegates to the International Olympic Committee discussed removing Berlin as the site for the 1936 Games due to antisemitism. Brigadier General Charles Sherrill indicated the United States would take an energetic stand against discrimination in Olympic competition. If Berlin were canceled, Rome emerged as a logical alternative host for the next Olympiad.
A chaotic New Orleans report covers the Southern AAU senior track and field meet with Loyola New Orleans taking junior honors, plus wrestling action led by Frank Wolff and George Poulos in a two day show. Referee and event details appear amid several scattered sports notes.
Helen Jacobs, the defending American Wight, faces a tough quarterfinal at the French championships as Betty Nuthall eliminates Dorothy Burke to set a semifinal with Margaret Beriven. Jacobs can reach the final only by defeating Jacqueline Goldschmidt and then Rene Mathieu, with further obstacles from Faure and Scriven looming.
The Sunday Morning league enters its second week with Copeland Faun lamneets and the Gene Songs Cowboys amid new signings. Dulinig Oilers align Bartholomew and Peche. Cowboys add Torre and others. Copeland signs Nemo Herrera. Knights of Columbus recruit Weyel. Mars Aves remain intact. Mound matchups include Rusty Wegel for Caseys vs Beech-Nut and Hob Peene vs Buck MIMNs on Fagle Field. Gene Seng's Cowboys lead the standings with Copeland Fountaineers close behind. Mars Aces and Dulling Oilers following.
Perfume makers cut prices and shift to plain labels. Consumers are urged to consider shade choices with color guidance. Navy remains safe, while deeper blues like slate and Frat blue may flatter paler complexions. light tones can wash out fairness.
Patchwork report describes a chaotic event with wrestling matches and boxing bouts. Promoter Wright declares a no contest between Dido Chick and Frank Wolff after a disputed wheel incident, while Red Lindsey and Wilson Dunn challenge each other. The day includes baseball games at Dineant field with the San Antonio Air Depot and Pierce Ollera, plus a Union 695 Carmen vs Public Service USM clash and a Hennessey club versus Texaa Chivo Hawks tussle.
Victor Head Play, after a strong Preakness run and a Wood Memorial placing, aimed to prove Kentucky Derby form in the $26,000 added American Derby at Washington Park. The field included nine 3-year-olds led by Gold Basis and Gold Basis’s trainer Max Hirsch prepared for the test amid wide-open odds with several longshots and entries such as Sim Ravoy and Silent Shot among others.
Burl Buffin, star halfback for Washington State University and Amarillo High School grid standout in 1930, has been designated to enter the United States Military Academy. Jbty J. Gufin is currently in Seattle completing sophomore work as the academy appointment proceeds.
The Texas Intercity tennis tourney at San Antonio Country Club reports over 75 entries led by Ern est Primmkeet and Joe Frank Modsoe. Notables include J B Adone, Albert Love Jr, Hugh Dunlap, Wilfine Pople, Alva Moe Crate, LaVerne Stages, Harper Hass, Hilmer Caperima, Stanford Rasby and Hob Tiouetts. Entry deadline is Saturday. players must arrive by 2 p.m. Monday. no admission for spectators.
University of Texas Longhorns baseball players, ranked second in the Southwest Conference, embark on a South Texas tour with stops in Beeville on June 7 and Corpus Christi on June 9. The outing follows a strong season as they prepare for upcoming schedules.
Playful yet close games dominated Sunday at San Pedro Park with Libe rty Brown edging Rif Peindriel 7 8 in the opener. Smokehouse and Kirk’s matched a late rally, Kirk’s taking 8 7 as Red & White and Smokehouse delivered clutch hits and stellar fielding. National division play resumes Saturday with three matches featuring Palm Heights Falcons Palm Weights Condors and other teams.
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