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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1960
Page
3
The piece reads as a dated astrological forecast covering Aries through Capricorn. It assigns general traits and weekly guidance for each sign, highlighting ambition, planning, and civic awareness, with reminders to balance creativity, learning, and values while pursuing opportunities and personal growth.
Charles Goren presents a weekly bridge quiz with multiple hand scenarios and bidding questions. The excerpt lists several example hands and bids from players East West North South, inviting readers to determine the correct bid.
A short daily puzzle explains a numerical key by counting letters in a name and adjusting the count. Start at the rectangle’s upper left, check cells at key numbers left to right, then read letters beneath checked figures to reveal the message.
Mrs Alta Young defeated Mrs Dodie Sullivan 8 and 7 to win the city women's golf title at Lackland AFB. Young was even with men’s par at the match end, posting a 74 in the morning and 36 in the afternoon. Mrs John Lurber won the consolation with a 3 and 2 victory over Mrs Joe Farmack.
Athletic Director Ralph Curtis announced two new coaches at Alamo Heights. Don Ross becomes assistant football and B squad basketball coach after playing football at SMU and recently graduating from Texas A&M. Bobby Jack Griffin from Mission joins as freshman football basketball and track coach.
The Lackland Warhawks aim for a second straight win over Bergstrom AFB after a 21 20 victory Friday. Bill Brisene went 4 for 5 and George PillERim belted a fourth inning homer with no runners aboard. Five pitchers worked for Lackland as they set Sunday’s 3 p m showdown with Pat's of Fredericksburg in Fredericksburg.
An abbreviated report lists teams such as Giants Lions and Vamps with inning totals and player names including Tay Andrick Leon Faen Guinez and Jonson. It records scores like 4 0 0 and 3 3 0 while noting Elks Club and Westside Optimists lineups and specified pitchers and fielders.
Betsy Pawls Joyce Pung Romack Cornelius Siminh and others posted first round scores at Hillcrest Country Club in Clemens Michigan as the Wolverine Leaders tournament kicked off with low totals and strong showings.
Memphis leaders and players clustered around the Memphis Open. Bob Rosburg and Ben Hogan posted strong rounds, with scores around 69 to 69. Combinations of 137 and 138 tied exposures, while other notables, including Clark and Boros, contributed. The event featured Maxwell, Hill, Rotar, Hebert, and Hebert with competitive scores.
In team play Robert Salas led with 17 under par, followed by Steve Lapen and Ter Katn at 13 under. Dee Avan Bake and Vor Ortusa finished second at 12 under.
Fragmentary report lists names Trevian Ramet Gabreel Sond Sesa Kel Bee and players Rodrigues Olivarex Kenny Lopez and team with scattered numbers, lacking clear scores or outcomes. The text reads like an OCR jumble from a softball event with multiple individuals but no verifiable details.
Fragmentary report notes players Thomas Groher Smith Ross Willlasiven and Crider in a Colt Leagues game. Budding details mention Lirine Gor 804 7 Q OOS and other scattered references to teams and figures, with unclear outcomes.
Patchy OCR text mentions individuals like Villareal Irndia and Medien with scattered terms such as Mack League Carton and Domingues at CATA. The readable fragments suggest a local sports or community note but lack clear events or outcomes to summarize.
A 22-year-old Randolph AFB civilian worker remained in fair condition at the base hospital after a car-train collision that killed fellow Randolph employee Rose Marie Zatarian, 23, of Bexar County. Judy Serna, 22, also injured, was ejected from the car along with two airmen. the crash occurred near the main gate as the Sunset Limited train approached from Houston.
The 1960 San Antonio building permits trail 1959 and 1961 figures by May, with only 68 permits issued in late 1959 totaling $2,213,728 and May permits valued at $1,568,779. Residential permits number 277 valued at $2,944,583, including a $685,000 home. By May 1959 residential permits reached 184,868 with total permits at 1,443 valued at $1,690,307.
Fragmented notice mentions deaths around June 8 including Vera Taprelts, Mary Fire in Antano, Sage Miellers, and Vera Taprelts. The garbled text references funeral arrangements and police records, with unclear locations such as Washington and San An. The item reads as an unrelated jumble of names, places, and phrases with no coherent events.
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