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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1933

Page

17

Dallas Meeting Weighs Lower Texas League Prices

President Alvin Gardner and league club owners met in Dallas to discuss reducing admission prices for Texas league games. Gardner indicated a general price slash was likely but noted several clubs objected. San Antonio secretary Guy Airey said a local rep attended unless the St. Louis Browns sent a representative, and he believed price changes would not affect San Antonio, adding any move for the league's benefit is welcomed.

Dallas D. Alvin Gardner Gardner Guy Airey San Antonio St. Louis Browns Missions St. Louis Airey Alrry

Twain Wins Series Opener In City Junior High Baseball

Twain defeats Irving 8 to 7 at Tech Field after a ninth inning rally. Barrera started the surge with a hit, Duran doubled, and key triples by Palmer and Jones supported by singles. Irving recorded five hits. both teams mounted errors. Next game set for Thursday at Delock on Tech field.

Mark Stanl Twain Irving Gavan Lonez Dixon Draker Castanon Barrera Palmer Gukle Bradford Delock Tech Field

Baseball Leaders Release Highlights From National and American Leagues

The Associates Frees list season leaders in batting and pitching across the National and American Leagues. Key figures include Hartnett, Roush, Karst, and Lazzeri among hitters, while pitching leaders feature Carleton, Combs, and Lefebvre. Awards and team performances are noted with scattered game results.

Hartneit Cume Dodgers Martin Cardinals Tie Grom Pirates Bereer Braves Hartnett Trike Hiein Cube Traynor Matables Rien Phillies Vaushon Berger Smd Rarinatr Cubs Rales Carleton Melne Schulte Leontora Wot Chapman Yankees Agibrss Sebric Fankees Bishop Denrie Tenkaen Ang Rites Athletics Veal Browns End Redults Sciulees Boubige Indians Stone Ers Prines Combs Onkee Man Vans Bengtonns Linzerl Stantin el le Nozome Meen Ee Zenkees Wth Lazzeri Lemart Ang TY Tigers Picdag Secon Thillune O¢ Brennan

Wrestling results from scattered matches across cities

The report lists multiple wrestling outcomes and participants across venues in New York Newark Albany San Francisco Portland Oakland Chicago Japan and other places. Notable entries include Jim Browning Gino Garibaldi Ray Jeffries Hagen Kap lan and Pesek among others with various falls and draws noted in a chaotic standings style.

Proas New York Jim Browning Veron Mathew Samitkin Newark Albany Jrmie Dusele Omahe Gino Garibaldi Lialy Earl Metrosdy Amulet Jack Taylor Alge Ellimore Dick Bhikat Philadelphi Frauke Judd Wash Wong Buck Shanghai Ray Jeffries San Fratciaro Hob Hroge Portland Gre George Hagen Brooklyn N. Y Hagen Ad Suatel Oakland Caih Torand Joe ‘Aree Chicago Abe Kaplan Stanley Litowski Russia Drew San Diego Strangler

Unclear Combat Sports Result List From Fragment

Fragmentary boxing style list shows names like Duluth angles and Toronto competitors with scattered scores and outcomes. Readable items include Marty Stone and Bodkin My POFONED among unclear ringside references. No coherent event details or finalized results.

Duluth Angelea Foxtel Raut Toronto Tomiy Blund Sloris Marty Stone Abig Israel Seattle Barry Fierco Crucsch

Schneider Breaks Kerrville Record On Nine Hole Course

Kerrville May 10 Sammy Schneider of Kerrville Country Club topped his own nine hole record shooting 31. His previous best was 32 as he played in a foursome with W A Frecett J D Patton and W Beott Schreiner The pro noted four pars and five birdies. 18000 BACK TO WORK Albany May 10 Sixteen thousand New York factory workers returned to work in April according to state labor department estimates noting an uptick in industrial payrolls.

Schneider Kerrville Sammy Schneider Kerrvile Country Club W. A. Frecett J. D. Patton W. Beott Schreiner Meade Albany N. Y New York State Labor Department

Rural school champion U S will keep Arizmendi out

Barred from the United States as an undesirable alien Alberto Baby Arizmendi Mexican featherweight boxer and title contender will appeal to the labor department. An immigration board at Ban Ysidro Calif ruled against the Mexican after a Los Angeles civil suit by Frances Armanita 17 who charged him with paternity. A $500 judgment was awarded. Arizmendi had traveled from Los Angeles to fight Al Greenfield in Tia Juana and was turned back at the border returning to Los Angeles.

Tia Juana Mexico United States Alberto Baby Ariemendi Wions Lime United States Department of Labor Immigration Board of Inquiry Allting Ban Ysidro Calif aArtzmend Los Angeles Frances Armaita Arizmendi al Greenfield New York Tor

Boxing Card Highlights At Brackenridge Park Tonight

Delaney clashes with Galindo in the main event as J. Galindo boxes on Dick Armstrong's amateur card at 9 15 p m in Brackenridge Cat. Woody Claven faces Wigrins in the other semifinal. Joe Perez meets Tony Lopez in a three round bout with Buckhart champ weight. Sonny Teed vs Joe Sullivan in another pairing. two more bouts announced.

Babe Delaney Wal VU. J. Galindo Dick Armatrong Brackenridge Cat Woody Claven Wigrins Harlandalé Joe Perez Tony Lopez Buckhart Sonny Teed Joe Sullivan

Motor Boats Race at Medina Sunday May 14

Motor boat races are set for Sunday at Chris ties wharf opposite the public. Entered drivers include Dick Hall Alvin Neumann H B Taubert Rey Bernhard Buddy Reuter J S Carter and F L Simon. A surfboard race and board exhibition will follow behind fast boats.

Medina Motor Hoab Christies Wharf Dick Hall Alvin Neumann H. B. Taubert Rey Bernhard Buddy Reuter J. S. Carter F. L. Simon Aurt Board

Leaders Clash in City Major Showdown at Diamond

The City Major Baseball league features unbeaten Public Service Utilities facing San Antonio Air Nepali in a Sunday matinee at 3:30 on the Public Service diamond. Richter Bakers and Fierce Oilers meet on Eagle field as Unto 69% postpones. league meets at the local sporting goods store on Wednesday nights.

Public Service Company San Antonio Air Nepali Public Service Diamond Richter Bakers Fierce Oilers Eagle Field Hennessey and & Sporting Goods Ale Melock

Probak double-edge blades end weary shaving woes

Years I dreaded shaving due to nicks and burns. Then I tried Probak double-edge blades and found whiskers cut cleanly with no pull or scrape. The smoother shave surprised me and made me glad I found this special kind.

Lanier Climbs in School Ball Race With Brackenridge Win

Sidney Lanier Volts beat Brackenridge Eagles 6 to 5 on Eagle field as Lanier narrows the race for the city title. Villareas pinch hit for a run in the ninth, Hernandez struck out three to close out the game, and Lanier hosts Central Catholic Thursday at Van Daele stadium. Remaining schedule lists Tech at St Anthony’s, Central Catholic at Lanier, and other local games.

Sidney Lanier Brackenridge Eagles Eagle Field Nemo Herrera Focal High Villarea Hernandez Eagles Voks Central Catholic High van Daele Stadium Lanier Brackenridge Boeiia Villanuava Fernandez Romero Cvle Fennet Archerule Tech St. Anthony's Central Catholic T.M. I Jefferson Bk Anthonys Anthony's BO Brackenridge We

Queen Helen Gets Ready for Net Trip

Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, the women’s tennis champion, will depart next week for England to defend her Wimbledon singles title. She plans four pre Wimbledon tournaments, then Wimbledon, the Wightman Cup against Britain, and the national tour at Forest Hills. A possible Mexico City exhibition is discussed for the fall.

Helen San Francisod Helen Wills Moody England Moody Forest Hills Mexico City

Dempsey Plans Exhibition Bouts With Baer and Schmeling

Promoter Jack Dempsey returns to the ring to train for exhibitions against Max Schmeling and Max Baer. He will box Schmeling in New Jersey then Baer in Atlantic City after sparring rounds at the German camp near Jake Swannance, with the June 8 Baer–Schmeling bout promoted in New York.

Dempsey New York Jack Dempsey Max Baer Max Schmeling Schmeling Baer Schméling Jake Swannance New Jersey Atlantic City

Peacock Upsets Panthers 5 2 in Texas Academy Baseball

The Peacock Military Academy Fowls defeated the Texas Military Institute Panthers 5 to 2 yesterday in a Southwest Texas academic conference baseball league clash. The game highlighted strong pitching and timely hitting from Peacock to secure the upset win.

Peacock Peacock Military Academy Texas Military Southwest Texas

Left handed pitching addition eyed as Missions face Oilers

San Antonio Missions await Russell White joining from the Browns camp after a hard fought 3 to 1 loss at Tulsa. Kowalik toiled well with five wins but support dwindled as Sturdy faltered. The team slid from third to sixth in the standings, while White becomes the lone lefty in the staff.

San Antonio Missions Tuan Okla Oilers Russell White St. Louis Browns Missions Tuddey Cue Elvin Tulsa Miastona Crossley Bettencourt Hale Eggerb Rego Sturdy Tulse White Lester Jersey City

Indigestion Slows Bill Dickey Down

CHICAGO May 10 Bill Dickey head man of the New York Yenkee catching staff was kept abed until noon to aid recovery from acute indigestion. He had been thought to have appendicitis but a medical exam showed his blood pressure normal. Pain in the appendix region yesterday led Dr Taylor to observe him. Later Taylor ruled indigestion the cause and said he might work today if needed.

Bill Dickey Chicago New York Eugene Taylor Dickey Taylor

Five Western Teams in Big Meet at Harvard Stadium

The fifty-seventh annual intercollegiate A A A track and field championships draw 34 schools with 579 entrants. Southern California, defending champion, leads entries with 33 men. Branfordia contributes 16. UCLA sends 3. California ipsa champions from 1921 to 1924 will abstain from sending a team for 14 years. Michigan and Michigan State represent the Midwest, with Michigan naming 12 athletes and Michigan State listing 19.

New York Nevad Mid-West Harvard Stadium Southern G California Branfordia University of California At Los Angeles California Erst Michigan Michigan State

Taft golf tale with a squirrel and hoarded golf balls

Henry Dienstein drives on the fairway when a squirrel darts from a hole and absconds with bait. He digs up the back garden and uncovers five hoarded golf balls on Advertine farm during The Light's Back to the Farm campaign.

Taft, Cwlll Henry Dienstein Dienstein Mr. Fiquirat The

Baseball Inaccurate OCR Summary Card

Scant readable lines show a baseball box score with runs batted in and substitutions. Mentions players such as Rego Hale and McHenry with bases and hits, plus pitching notes from Kowalik Bivin Rhein and others. The text contains many misspellings and garbled names, time listed as 1 20, and references to bases on balls and left on base.

Souencourt Egeert Rego Nonnenloinip Crogley Hale McHenry Sholen Catetler McLenty Helma Eagle Bluidy Sole Cerned Kowalik Bivin Bally Mowalik Rhein Burak Uy Hen

Akron ward regeared kansas givy may 10

Agron Ward a veteran infielder formerly with the New York Yankees was released outright last night by the Kansas City club of the American Association.

Kansas

Panther Charley Biggs Sent to Waco Dixie League

Fort Worth May 10 Charley Biggs a right handed pitcher was sent to Waco of the Dixie league by Walter Morris Biggs failed to meet Texas league pitching requirements but Morris said he should do well in the Dixie loop Wees one of the players suspended Sunday by Manager Walter Holke for breaking training rules and fined $60

Biggs Waco Fort Worth Fort Worris Panthers Lave Charley Biggs Walter Morris Higgs Morris Wees Walter Holke

Lavender 68 Tops Dallas Golf Field

Lavender, 1922 champion, shot a sub par 68 at Lakewood Country Club to tie Reynolds Smith for medal honors in the opening round of the 1933 city golf championship in Dallas. Neil Smith also posted a strong round while Gus Moreland and David Goldman struggled.

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Imlulune U.S Leela Achterbert Kirby School Bexar County San Antonin Delaney Galindo Park Mission Box Rowalik Ps.y Halaters Us Iam Sealie Eggert Nonnenkamp Akron Ward Gus Moreland David Goldeman Moreland Goldman Hart Schaffner Marx Dixie Houston Street Tom Fine Amer Wal Logy
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