Trojans win LA AAA title amid rain at Randalls Island
USC tractors prevail at the sixty second annual LA AAAA championship, scoring 47 1 2 to Michigan 24 and others. Gorek of Manhattan shatters a 29 year meet record in the 4 139 mile, while Borck edges Harvard Northrup in the 1 5 mile, and Moclair ties two mile mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Michigan Gate
Cufornie
Pittsburgh
Manhause
Harvard
Princatan
Fowrteea
Fither
N.Y. Uus
West Virgina
Pennsylvar
Rendall Island Stadium
Collge Athieves
Bouce Bresks
Loe Dot
Fiidie Gorek
Manhattan
John Paul Jones
Cornell
Jones
Boewelis
Borck
Big Binod Arlen Northrup
Northrop
Little Don Smith
Maine
Pete Gondicy
Princeton
Delce
Thurber
Trojes
Light’s first junior high medals winners still active in L A sports
Athletes who took part in The Light’s 1927 junior high tennis, swimming and golf tournaments remain active in Los Angeles sports. The event, started by Dick Brewer and the Lanier High School principal, grew yearly, awarding medals to winners and runners up, and fostering lifelong participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Light
The
Dick Brewer
Lanier Highmee School
Trent Youll
Albert Negley
William
Gras
Willan
Dennis
Cotten" Grom
Grom
Paco) Caveras
Jefferson
Ciaceras
San Antonio Poe Nice
James Fennell
Beverly Crawford
Jesse Lopes
Martin Guerra
Lopez
Rillcrest Country
Hene Genesles
Lanier
Maz Kahn Dr
Clende Hoerster
James Moses
Brackenridge
Carlisle Bryan
Dethrone
Hotrster
Sehgiever
Bernard
Gerhardt
Ihe Light
Randolph Field
Tulane to Meet Rice Four Times on Gridiron
New Orleans June 4 Ins Tulane Green Wave and Rice Institute Owls in Houston will play four straight years after a contract announced by athletic director Dr Wilbur Smith. The agreement calls for meetings in New Orleans 1940 and 1942 and in Houston 1941 and 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Twane University
Green Wave
Owls of
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
Wilbur Smith
I Lane
Owls
Houstract
Longgone stars highlight tense track meet results
The event featured athletes like Woodruff of Pitt winning the 440 with a meet record of 47 seconds and Woodstra of Michigan dominating hurdles and sprints. Adrian Talley of Southern California narrowly beat Wilbur Greer in a photo finish for the 1-yard dash while Talley posted 9.9 seconds. California led overall in several events, with Penn State and Pitt also placing well in field events and sprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herverd Stedum
George B. Bottz Jr
N.Y
Lerem Long
Licorice Jonony ‘Woodruft
Pitt
Erwin Miller
Southera California
Bil Carr
Borchel
Woodstra
Harvey Woodstra
Michigan
Atall
Trowle
Earl"Thompson
Woolstre
Bates
Southern California
George Anderson
James Rumphrey
Wilbur Greer
Michigan State
Chuine
Adrian Talley
Southam California
Green
Talley
Frank Wycotfield
Ponteton
Penn State
California
Harvard
Intercollegiate AAU Track Championships Final Results
Final results from Randstad Stadium show Howard Brill of New York University winning the 18 pound shot put with 51 feet 3 and 4/4 inches. Francis Ryan of Coimbra second. Edward Swenson of Boston College third. Javelin and hurdles events list multiple colleges and finishers including Ed Berth Manhattan and John Weadragt Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Randsti
Pointe
Ong Basiz
Howard Brill
New Yurk University
Francis Ryan
Coimbra
Eddward Swenson
Boston
College
Fouth
Robert Fisher
Southern California
Gira Jeb Bezyk
Pittsburgh
Wile Tun
Eden Berth
Manhattan
Alexander GC
Northrop
Harvard
Dancla Smith
Maine
Peter A. Bradles
Princeton
Edmund. V. Hetatt
Cornell
Yates Att
Jdhy EL Powell
Mame
Burl Tuoineguti
Durthmoum
Avian Teliey
Gcalsinenins
Willy Grane
Michie Stale
Iki Marth
Cliehmans Fowrth
Ban Jauason
Armald Natliog
California
Viana
Pet Spite
Muder
D. Law
Charles Boer
KowAern
Lena
Siu
Yan Lene
Cordied
Mead
Feeb
Don
Tisens
Finshis Wen
Sonnie Getstock
McHes
Sue
Arthur C. Wrotnowski
Southernalifornia
Thirt
Phil C. Gaspar
Sonliterm
Lao D. Murvis
Anthony Weat
Virginia
Rhode Island
Stele
Kiser
Connelly
John J. Ge Laughry
Brown
Alex Boiest
Army League tightens as Hins lose. Ramblers split doubleheader
Hins fall to Ramblers 7 6 in opener at Christy Mathewson field, then Ramblers triumph 7 3 in nightcap. Pitching details note Copelin, Jacobs, Lumpkin, and Crostwaite with key hits and stolen bases by Morris and Murphy, with Beaudner and Te able. Final line shows 3 run lead, weathered by late rallies and defensive miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pield Artillery Cations
Christy Mathewson
Pield Artillery Spari Wes
St Matthesser
Bey
Jones
Elger
Carter
Bell
Phips
Basham Lda
Meyers
Johnston
Ratan
Bally Fie
Randolph Field
Abboa
Figeyth
Illanyy
Maron
Murphyer
Airey
Loc Ass
Glaub
Mitch’iLib
Hertely
Crostwep
Detee
Bone
Chanine
Murphy
Tarpley
Jacobs
Zac
Wood
Rheimbstham
Morris
Naranfo
Hurt
Sannifice
Brown
Finnex
Langley Z
Naranjo
Fant
Viselli
Rec
Copelin
Rune
Aff
Lumpkin
Blis
Yaning
Hewicn
Inging
Ol Ulosky
Vn Jacobs
Crostwaite
Baxe
Croutwaite
Besudresux
Hawkinson
Cuvee
Coldeky
Mawkinger
Wilg
Cetisky
Tacdba
Oy Censtwaite
Beaudnerox
Jelra
Kelly
Handolph
Tine
Chebanski
Herr Serer
Kreiner
Fisherman Pieiffer Takes Woodlawn Lake Tennis Spotlight
Fisherman Pieiffer defeated John Hickman 1-4, 6-2 at Woodlawn lake tennis courts, winning the Woodlawn Lake tournament title. Pieiffer plans to compete in Fort Worth after a brief fishing interlude and aims for the state tourney. Definite San Antonio entrants include Joan and Kathy Hickman and twins Tom and Ben Nivotr in both jailey and men’s divisions. Women’s singles at Woodlawn will open Monier, per Jimmy Langham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Pieiffer
Woodlawn Lake
John Hickman
Pieiffer
Hearat Bouthwest
Bess
Woodlawn
Bin
Wiemer Allison
San Antena
Joan
Kary Hickman
Tom
Ben
Fort Worth
Jimmy Langham
Twin Bill and Single Game Schedule In City
Three games headlined by a twin bill at Don can field with a 2 p.m. start on Sunday. The Dusan Field Fliers face the Southern Pacific Railrced era in the opener followed by Union 694 meeting Ed Friedrich, while Public Service field hosts Utilities versus Merchants. Notable lineup includes Johnny Burkholder and Rith behind the mound for the Pilers with Draper at bat, and Stmroone to pitch for Public Service in the feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doncan Field
Jesgne
San Antoimio
Dusan Field
Jos
Alamo Heights
Southern Pacific
Union 604
Ed Friedrich
Public Service
Medcants
Duncan Field
Utill- Itee-Merchants Nation
Sfeld
Eamond
Pilers
Syoung
Johnny Burkholder
Rith
Jack Draper
Iddle Howe
Te Railroaders
Red Patten
Letty Mayer
Bob Smith
Union 694
George Beewald
Bruch
Pricirich
Public Service Field
All-Star Matchups Forge City Major and Span American Leagues
Span-Am and City Major Stars Meet Sunday at Teed Field with a doubleheader. First game starts at 2 30 p m with admission set at 25 cents. Rosters to be announced after managers finalize selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In & Doutlevader
Teed Field
Clulds
Variour
Polo Practice Game at Brackenmere Park
A polo practice match is set for 4 p.m. Sunday at Brackenmere Park. The San Antonio team will face a military quartet including G. Benham, Hust, Lapin, Seal, Gel, Unstey, Walson, Gross, and Joli Gross in a spirited community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly Peara
Brackenmere Park
Sin
Army
San Antonin Rnaup
G. Benham
Ine Inet
Semp Hust
Jack Lapin
Deay Seal
Lieut
Gel
Tom Unstey
Cal
Walson
Gopt
Joli Gross
Nem
Span Am League Highlights Set for Sunday Doubleheader
The Span Am loop halves clash Sunday with a 2:30 p.m. doubleheader featuring Southern Select Dragon Rattlers and Royal Sports a tied first half leaders. A second game at 4 p.m. pits Long Lida against Esco at Knights Field. Celso Castanedo may start for the Beermen and Daniis for the Sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tock Iid
Southern Select
Dragon Rattlers J
Royal Sports Cuits
Long Lida
Esco
Bedo Creamery
Knights
Celso Castanedo
Beermen
Daniis
Battlers
Asars
Esre
Niger
Joe Deapaly
Faulds
Ells Bashers
Joe Pedreya
Jon Renton
Managoff and Lee Fight In Top Mat Bout
In the wrestling card the main event matches Ivan Managoff at 220 pounds against Alatama Bi Lee in a best two of three format. A semi main features Jesse James at 200 pounds versus Iuan Tsuriherio at 220 with five minute rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iipa
Lyan
Law
Bill
Buo
Harry Colt Than
Marvin Jones
San Antonio
Jones
Demitras Stephanos Trittkis
Jesse James
Tens
Renka
White
Juan Humberto
Jessa
Houston
Gestaurans
Bueineng
Tiker Joy Marsh
Joe Cook
Bills Bachata
Chishoma
Managoff
Lee
Ivan Managoif
Alatama Bi Lee
Iuan Tsuriherio
First Blue Marlin of Year Catches Eye of Port Isabel
In the Gulf of Mexico near Port Isabel a blue marlin weighing 282 pounds and measuring ten feet one and a half inches was landed by FL a Bewley of Shreveport after a one hour and fifty minute fight. Bewley participated in the Te Grande Valley fishing meet set for August 25 28 with A D Shing B B Bewley Gillespie Baker Edin Kling WLW Housewright Ban Benito L A Galayway and G Burneil also listed as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
Bewley
A. D. Shing
B. B. Bewley
Shreveport
Gillespie Baker
Edin Kling
WLW
Housewright
Ban Ben- Ito
L. A
Galuway
G. Burneil
Port Isabel
Valley League May 2 results and leading hitters
Summary reports May 2 Valley League games with stats for AB, hits, and RBIs. Notable players include Hansmann and Carter leading hits for Corpus Christi and Harlingen respectively, plus Cortinas and Mays cited among top batters. Pitcher notes and bases details appear for multiple teams including McAllen, Harlingen, and Cortinas's squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vayer
Press
Yeyeese
OL Havamann
Harlingen
Weasing
Taylor
Mo Allen
Cortinas
Cneatx Chiristi
Hansmann
Corpis Christi
Carter
Corlinan
Corpus Christi
Mays
English golfers lift famous Walker Cup in upset win
Britain defeats the United States 7 to 4 at St Andrews to end a two-decade drought in the Walker Cup. Johnny Fischer and Marvin Ward excel for the Americans, while British players including Charlie Yates, Hank Thomson, and Gordon Paterson secure key wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Andrews
Scowana
Grant Britain
Cract
Brata
Ceal
St. Andrews
Marvin Ward
Olympia
Wash
Bobby Jones
Johnny Fischer
Leonard Crowley
Charlie Yates
Gard
Conniie
Trish
Bruen
Britain
Halvot An- Mather
Alex Kyle
Fred
Ormany
Biginne
Lux Watere
United States
Firth of Forth
Cecil Ewing
Yates
Ray Billays
Poughkeepsin
Henth’ Thomson
Scotland
Ameteor
Johnny Goodman
Charles Stowe
England
Shames
Chuck") Koesls
Dee Uott
Sod
Gordon Paters
Makin
Ward
Frank Pennicck
Fischer
Graveley
Acore
Chuck” Kocsis
Detroit
Blone
America
Tsck
Stowe
Kocsis
Nolea
Uytie Niled
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fannin
Barck
Aga
By ED Elmendorf
Tulane
RICE
Bill Negley
Albert
Claude Hoerster
Max D. Kahn Jr
Mar Apron Pering
Pritet
Steand
Audit
Suthne Culturaie
Guy Manuel
Cal Mornin
Antone Singsen
Broo
Sith
Frank Obi
Anvare
Californis Ihr
Wilbuy Greer
Minhiten
Pender Cudell
Merber
Weust
Dine
Wilidw
Gero He Stulk
New Yorkat
Army League
Span-Am
Alabama Dill Lee
James Tzebikas
Coffroan
Valley League
Wandrute
Morrow
Hausmann
Cortina
Ato
Fongenanon
Ayer
Heusmann
Masa Ruane
Maya
McClaren
Housman
Thomas
Watson
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