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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
8
A fragmented TEXAS LEAGUE summary lists teams such as Ban Anthonio Beaumont Tulsa and Galveston with scattered scores and player mentions. The readable bits note activity in a 7B and 2 tally, but details are garbled and nonstandard.
Amateur OCR fragment reports baseball scores with teams including Boston and Pittsburgh. Mentions Detroit, Brook, and Burk in unclear context. Data appears corrupted but indicates results and standings elements from a past American League day.
Fragmented OCR lists sports sites and teams in a rough schedule from American League and National League play. Mentions Fort Worth Houston Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis Boston Detroit and other cities, with scattered scores and player names amid jumbled lines and faulty OCR.
Smith races Seymour in a special at Harlandale Speedway on Pyron Avenue. Smith insists on no substitutions and a revamp machine, aiming to settle the feud on a faster track with 14 events plus the featured match. The opening gun fires at 8:15 PM as riders chase new records and avoid bone breaking spills.
Dallas releases pitcher Bob Cooney after a brief trial with the Steers. New Orleans may give him a chance as the club, short on pitching, considers adding the right-hander formerly with the St. Louis Browns. Western League and Southern Association game summaries follow, listing scores and key batters.
A torn Texas League box score shows Beaumont defeating Fort Worth with final innings highlights. Shelly, Parker, Hale, Clifton, and Hostetler figure in multiple hits and errors as both teams accumulate runs and defenses, including two home runs by Barrett and Warren. The page records pitchers, hits, and fielding miscues across the tied contest.
Natives transplant palm to their river craft Moriehr palm yields edible juice and wine its sap bread yields. the article notes a palm beer and food uses while discussing local customs and beverages. A separate note touches on Tiger Bay’s weakness for alcohol and a history of arrests. Tomorrow a Flying Plane Underground prompts letters about a Believe It Or Not contest.
Pringle? Primo Caréra trains in Pompton Lakes New Jersey. Tack Bharkey is set to box in a four round bout a week from tonight after a six round workout yesterday.
In Atlanta on June 22 Emmett Sutter seeded No 3 in the junior Southern Imaris tournament was upset in the Sunsets finals by Dickie Dunlap of Pari Tenn 3 6 6 4 6 4. George Boynton and Nat Collins of Atlanta met in later rounds with Boynton winning 6 1 6 1. Malcolm Manley defeated Billy Beggs 6 2 6 2 and Russell Bobbitt beat Campbell Gillespie 6 B D.
Krelex limited to five Alls and struck out 10 as the National Redwings defeated the Gene Song Ranchers 4 to 3 at Leafield. Numerous garbled lines follow with stray names and partial stats, but the outcome focuses on the Redwings win and the pitcher Krelex's performance.
URANGEBURG N Y June 2 4 Zack Sharkey famed as a talkative fighter and nicknamed the Garrulous Gob prepares for a rematch with Pelvin Carnera set for June 7 He vows to show his experience and expose the defense during sparring rounds and points to a decisive victory as his confidence grows in the lead up to the bout.
The item mentions Mitt in TarEEA JOPLIN and Dale Mills with vague references to wine and a report to a Western association in Thurcany, signaling a fragmented local note. No clear event or outcome is provided.
Two Ball brothers wow crowds in Fort Smith Arkansas at the thirty-second Missouri Valley tennis tourney. George Ball, 10, defeated seed Nelson McInni- ch 8-0 6-4 while Russell Ball, 16, pushed champion Fred Boyer to a 4-6 3-6 7-6 loss. George and Russell face heavy matches in the fourth round, with finals Sunday. Women’s favorites also win as Pillars and McQuiston advance.
Article discusses a London case involving Lady Primo and Carnera. It mentions plans for a heavyweight title fight and alleged maneuvers by lawyers and barristers to profit from the situation. References Mr. Duffy and A M Yuzzolino in a scheme to collect and distribute funds.
New York June 28 Tommy Loughran rises from a long layoff to edge Slave Hamas in a 10 round decision at Yankee Stadium. After eight grueling rounds Hamas pressed the pace but Loughran shifted to fighting late, scoring decisive rights and lefts to claim victory before about 10 000 fans. Loughran had earlier defeated King Levinsky Walter Cobb and Tsufore Gastinaga while weighing 166 pounds to Hamas 187 4. Abe Feldman scored a four round technical knockout over Adolph Heuser in the semi final.
Large crowd of about 2300 witnessed a Brackenridge wrestling and text show. Johnny Young halted Willie Hard Winswain in the fourth round and was awarded the victory after a disputed finish. Quintero and McCoy battled to a three-heat draw while Langston and Smith split, Datley edged Vela, and Vanques stopped Crown. Abel defeated Blankenbeckler as judges Noble and Sheppard watched. Also a Birdie tournament report from Watonga, Oklahoma notes I R Rabin scoring a fourth hole birdie amid a tree-side lie.
The River Forest tournament advanced to the fourth round with key players Frankie Parker of Milwaukee matched against George OConnell and Frank O’Connell of Chicago facing Henry Prusoff of Seattle. Other first rounds featured George Lotter and W B Parkwill of Chicago, Jay Cohn of Santa Monica, and Wilbur Hess of Fort Worth as contenders progress.
The article reviews National League action with the St Louis Cards under scrutiny for pitching, noting Reds and Giants games. It highlights Boston, New York, and Philadelphia players, including Gehrig hitting his 17th homer, and Cronin and Manush notable for their multi-hit performances, as the standings shift and series wrap.
Jack Fouts of Dallas defeats Bud McKinney of Del Rio to win the fifth game of the Invitation golf tournament at Cleburne Country Club. The decisive moment came on the seventeenth roll when McKinney missed a short putt by less than a half hole. Other flight winners include Bob Dehaney Waxahachie second, Connor Blaxeney Stephenville third, Houston Gale Fort Worth fourth, Bill Haechstel Cleburne fifth.
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