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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
7
Baseball data fragment lists players and actions from Sunday games with scatters of names such as Tate Shires Lytt Myer and Walshe. Annotations hint at box scores and outs with limited readable details on hits and baserunners.
Report notes 260 golfers entered the Transmiss event with West’s amateur title contenders Coleman and Moore among the entrants. Final practice shifts focus as Emerson Carszer and others lead in machines, while Tod McCraky and Les Moines attend to defend their chances.
In Nambong Germany Sune Sh... set a 130 foot javelin record during national league trials. The event featured American and European competitors with officials noting a strong performance from Halinan Kem pati of Valand guiding the toss at a celebratory distance.
The report notes Australian Davis Cup interest and the Wimbledon context with players from Austin and other locales. It highlights match results and center court play, mentioning Moon and Brist among competitors and the overall tone of the opening round.
American track stars from New York City College of New York and Georgia Tech prepare for European meets in Cologne and other German cities. Notables include Ed Hamm, Steve Andezes, Lach, and Toon Warne as part of a bold touring squad aiming for fast marks abroad.
In a bold two game series, Earl White and Walter Higgins led the Tigers with 14 hits as Charley Jamitana fueled the offense. Indiana College’s cakewalk squad, anchored by Fred Branhhowe and Hen Cantwell, piled up runs in a high scoring day, while Thrive Beat Cube and Te Art Shir Seaittorg contributed key plays.
Report outlines the Carnera versus Godfrey heavyweight bout to be aired from Philadelphia with stations on the Columbia network carrying the ringside telecast. The program promises round by round action and a gateway to view on The Whets night special, with Ted Susi providing commentary. The schedule lists multiple stations and a 8 p.m. start as part of a broader network rollout.
A summary of Sunday action across Say Antwvin amateur leagues. Teams like the Fifty-eighth Squadron and Pub lic Service Facilities posted wins to lead divisions, while the Texas Eagles and Sans Fernand Cardinals split doubleheaders. Other results include Central Power and First Half Hingers topping opponents, and several minor leagues showing tight standings and upsets.
Fragmentary score notes list players such as OShaughnessy and Dare among others with scattered team abbreviations and unclear box score details. The text includes miscited names, partial stats, pitching mentions, and unverified baserunners, lacking a coherent final line or complete rosters.
Fragmentary OCR text lists players and officials including Salan CantleaG Up and Burlante riday with a 1:59 time. The readable items resemble a game recap or box score but lack coherent structure, teams, or dates for a clear summary.
In a murky recap, Holauin and Morale contributed hits with Beepies and Haftner, while Peche and Behmidt added stolen bases. Williams, Crane, and Morin starred on offense as McMahon and Williams pitched multiple innings with mixed results, including hit by pitches and several scoring plays. the game featured numerous substitutions and a busy scoring sequence as officials tracked runs, outs, and fielding miscues.
At the Exposition Grounds a San Antonio Gun Club trap shoot led by S Adams featured high scores. A V Uolland topped Sneer Club at Almoy basin, A H Martin won the Liberty Pistol and Rifle medal at Webnurereall range, and Vale captured top honors with the Liberty club pistol squad. Scores list Adams, Bowell, Morris, Meng, and others from the San Antonio Gun Club.
A fragmented OCR item shows scattered scores and names from a regional event. Mentions Markie, Guia, Rack, Mevile, and Ne ey with unclear values, suggesting a gymnasium or track meet result summary. Further readable details include a parallel reference to Orienta and Allenta.
Hurlers Adams and the Renoky Wield Fliers topple Nixon in a farcical rally. Three pitchers helped limit Nixon to twelve hits as Sundar, Wands, Sugden, Webs, Billings, Speer, and Funn held the line.
The readable fragments list several unclear proper names and terms such as Naveen Dittmer Bielde Warden Soft Bake Golly Flelga Washer Tira Gurr Min and Paroo Urale Drewer Rune Gor. The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered personal names and places, lacking a coherent event or report. No clear incident or outcome emerges from the fragment.
The San Luin Cubans rallied from behind in both games of a doubleheader Sunday at Garrett field. They struck to win the first game and secured the second with a late rally. The article mentions players with garbled names and notes weekend practice schedules for the team and opponents, reflecting a local baseball update with uncertain details.
Teiebeo Albaugh of Rice Institute and McCall Burnett of Texas university lead a field of 103 players from Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth and more at the Oxmount Club. Qualifying rounds set for today with 32 leaders to return for match play through the weekend finals. Red Bound of Penn State and Tom Ayvock of Yale are noted contenders.
The Liberty Club shoot tallied 2882 points to top San Antonio police 2323 and Austin police 2277. The event at 26 yards 50 shots slow fire served as practice for the September state meet in Beaumont as TR F Tate awarded medals and the next match comes to Austin.
In a five game series the Homer rivals staged a cap tipping duel as players Berger of the Braves and Hack clashed at center. Berger and Hack exchanged moments as Homer edges near victory, with key hits shaping the tense contest and crowd reaction amid the Irame-ruin battle report.
A garbled ad touts Podene as a cure for itching toes with claims of killing germs. It promises quick relief by sprinkling the powder on affected areas and states healing follows after a few days with peeling skin. The piece cites doctors Wagner and Oleg as prominent therapeutic figures.
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