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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1933

Page

23

Holdout War Collapses as Ruth Signs for 62000

The major league holdout era ends with Babe Ruth signing for 62000 per year after a cut from 75000. Frankie Frisch of the Cardinals agrees to a sliding scale based on club performance and attendance. Don Huasar and Joe Stripp are among the few remaining holdouts moving to sign.

Don Husar Philadelphia Nationals Frankie Fried Louis Cardinal S J. Louis Joe Stripp Brooklyn Babe: Ruth

Joe Merka to Lead Aggie Basketball Squad

COLLEGE STATION March 24 Joe Merka veteran Texas Aggi cage letterman and voted the most valuable player on the team last year has been elected captain of the squad for next season. The sparkling renter lives in Bryan five miles from Aggieland. Hoppe far in lead Chicago March 24 Willie Hoppe inday far out in front of Welker Gochran world three billiard champion in their 100 point special match taking both blocks yesterday to build up a 400 to 347 lead in 850 danings.

Joe Merka Aggie Basket Ball College Station Texas Aggie Cage Bryan Aggieland Hoppe Chicago Willie Hoppe Inday Welker Gochran New York

Horse Show Filming Set At San Pedro Stables Sunday

Motion picture company Kler-Phillips Productions will film the San Fedro stables horse show this Sunday. The crew plans to capture riders and competitions for a forthcoming release on saddle horse breeding and showing.

San Fedro Kler-Phillips Productions Pictura People

Winners Crowned In City High Wrestling Meet

The article notes McCullal and Cody Meudow leading in weight classes at the city high school wrestling meet. Fallon defeated J. Grebe 21 to 1 in Class A, while other matches highlight the tense competition and standout performances across weight divisions.

McCullal Ae Inten Uae Owe Lovin Mecaillol Winnie Iy Muah Pwlnde Atrateil Cini Cody Meudow Louk Tilia Tos Fallon J. Grebe

Baseball Roundup From Dawn of Spring Camp Chatter

Disjointed notes from a spring camp era describe MLB activity including New York Yankees and Giants lineups, players like Lazzeri and Mel Johnson, and exhibition results. Mentions of Brooklyn, Chicago Cubs, Seattle, and Washington teams surface amid scattered game notes and managerial changes.

Cage Champs In Togah Spot

Chicago reports the national Catholic high school basketball championship with St. Xavier of Louisville favored over Patrick’s of Chicago, while De Paul academy and Central Catholic of Ft Wayne emerge as contenders. Series of matchups and pairings outlined as teams vie for the title.

Chicago Patrick's St. Xavier Louisville Kentucky Tigers Bob Schuhmann Loursville de Paul Academy Gt. Mavier Demons St. John's Milwaukee Cenical Catholic Ft. Wayne Ind Andysh Ste Moweonuyits Tetulty Pouting Ceara Mor Pis Inn Myrhik Chirage Ams Jason Paul

Horse Killed Two Jockeys Hurt At Agua Caliente Race Track

At Agua Caliente Mexico March 24 two jockeys were injured when horses fell in the fifth race one horse Trandsome Betle ridden by J Hescott owned by Willow Branch plab es fell and killed itself as they neared the half mile pole Hescott broke a arm another rider Lee Tumphries owned by A Warmer was also injured Jockey Humphries suffered a probable brain injury according to reports

Agua Agua Caliente Mexico Trandsome Betle J. Hescott Wilow Branch Plables Ale Hescoth Lee Tumphries A. Warmer

Net stars to play in Houston at River Oaks event

San Antonio's Ghren and city champion Jesse Freiffer join state junior king Fresh Carvel and George Dulling for the River Oaks Country Club Invitational in Houston from April 3 to 9. Ellsworth Vines, last year's world champion, is expected back after a fall. Other top entrants include Wilmer Allison, Cliff Sulter, George Latt, Frankie Parker, Frank Stubbs, and Lester Bloeffen. Anna Reichert may miss defending her women's singles title due to recent surgery. Bruce Haines and a touring pro group will appear in an exhibition April 1.

Ghren San Antonio Jesse Freiffer Fresh Carvel George Dulling King River Oaks Martin Buxby University of Texas Star Wilmer Allison Cliff Sulter George Latt Frankie Parker Frank Stubids Lester Bloeffen Parker Milwaukee George Dalling Alison Take Hess Rice Institute Viner Lott Allison J. Gilbert Tait New Jersey Anna Mune Reichert Bil Tilden Bruce Haines

Girl Champs Face Cyclones in AAU Women’s Final

The Oklahoma Presbyterian College Cardinals meet the Dallas Golden Cyclones in Wichita at the Forum for the AAU women’s tournament final after semi final routs. Durant’s Redbirds beat Steuben cluf Wichita Thurs ton 44 to 14 and Cyclones won 23 over Wichita, with earlier Tulsa Business College and Chandler Cement teams also on the card.

Wichita Kay United States Cardinals Oklahoma Presbyterian College Dallas Golden Cyclones Redbirds Durant Texans Shreveport Forum Steuben Clut Kansas City Cyclones Wichita Thurstons P. Am Thiwaluns Steubens Stonogs Tulsa Okla Business College Oklahoma Chandler Cement

Many Enter Golf Pitching Contest at Ue Clinvy Range

An 8 o clock Sunday night golf pitching contest will be held at the Ue Clinvy driving range by the dam. Ralph Hammonds announced a large entry list including Tom Frerett Bill Cotter L C Wilder Jack Bond Jack Tolar Speedy Edwards and others. The event offers three prizes for the three-ball average with no entrance fee. Entries accepted until start time.

Ue Clinvy Ralph Hammonds Beck Tom Frerett Bill Cotter L. C. Wilder Jack Bond Jack Tolar Speedy Edwards Raymond Miller Paul Bricker Bobby Hohman Trnier Lindsay Hugh McMillan Fred Lattwell A. J. Howill A. L. Merzenthaler John Marley Lieutenant Sains Liieutenant Hicks Fred Caves Lester Myers Mike Wiliams Albert Rose Miller Campbell Phelix Mr. Knight Ad Ding

Morrison Injures Knee in SMU Grid Scrimmage

SMU football coach Ray Morrison will coach from an automobile seat for at least three weeks after a sprained knee, incurred when a squad member removed him from play during a defensive drill in a Dallas scrimmage. The incident prompts Morrison to be more careful with football candidates and instruction.

Morrison Dallas Ray Morison Southern Methodist Moreison Remists Hia

Navy Quarterback prospects improve at Annapolis

Navy reports brighter quarterback outlook as Buddy Sinck, listed as 1992 prospect, arrives for practice weighing 144 pounds, down from 162 last year. Coaches note potential despite light frame and need for strength, with early drills showing promise for the backfield.

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