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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1932

Page

13

Minnesota probes ethics of telephone coaching during game

Minnesota athletic officials examined a Northwestern practice where scouts in the press box relayed observations by telephone to coaches on the sideline during a 7 to 0 loss to Mississippi. Frank McCormick called it unethical but not serious. Northwestern’s Dick Hanley defended it as longstanding and acceptable.

Minneapolis Minn UPI Minnesota University of Mississipi Frank McCormick Northwestern Mei McCormink McCormick University Ticket Bureau Kenneth L. Wilson John L. Griffitt Big Ten Fawley

HG and Carpenter Win PGA Golf Meet in Dallas

Ray Bill of Dallas Cedar Crest Country and Hugh Carpenter, an unattached Dallas professional, won the weekly amateur-pro Texas Professionals Golfers' Association sweep stake with a gross 88 and three under par on Testison Park Municipal. Byron Nelson and Larry Nabholte took second with 89, amateurs and pros heading to Galveston for the $300 tournament.

Carpenter Dallas Ray Bill Dallas Cedar Crest Hugh Carpenter Texas Professional Golfers’ Association Testison Park Gus Moreland Teddy Byron Nelson Fort Worth Gten Garden Country Club Larry Nabholte Dallas Lakewood Country Club Galveston

Big Ten Teams Post 7 Wins 1 Tie 2 Losses in Intersections

Chicago reports a Big Ten showing of seven wins, two ties, and one loss in 10 interconference games against eastern, southern, Big Six and midwestern independents. The tally highlights strong conference performance this season.

Big Ten Chicago Hed

Harvard Regulars Lose to Brown in Scrappy Bout

Cambridge Massachusetts November 1 Eddie Gasey led Harvard varsity in a rough game but fell short as regulars suffered injuries after a Saturday loss to Brown. Shore was limited and Byer’s squad showed fatigue, hindering practice.

Harvard Cambridge Mats Eddie Gasey Shore Byer Brown

Two Bass On One Hook Weigh 11 1-2

The report from Medinw Lake describes a fishing event where Wil Prost of San An nin casts with Mr. Frost and others aboard Plum creek. A large catch yields a Jaeger weighing 744 pounds as onlookers at Schwager's Wharf observe the display.

Medinw Lake Wil Prost San Annin Pye Mr. Frost Frost Stella Gabriels Barebara Frost Plum Creek Schwager's Wharf

Jeffs 10 Open Up On Tivy In Friday Night Drift

Thomas Jefferson’s Wilt Mustangs clash with Brackenridge in a tough grind title bid as they open up on Tivy’s Antlers at Engle Field. The team promises a gun of offensive plays, with a new backfield and early-season tricks, while officials are set for Kerrville game duties and Brackenridge gears up for Alamo Heights.

Thomas Jefferson Wilt Mustangs Brackenridge Tivy Antlers Engle Field Harry Hamilton Warner Mustangs Rhem Cernanan Big Ray Smith Jefferson Breckenridgs Meitzen Bill Feeling Kerrville Corches Hamilton Keeling Bob Meitzen Maxey Hart Jonnie Murrey Nemo Herrera

Officials to Explain Football Penalties at Monday Meeting

Fans will be kept posted as local officials discuss penalties in school games. The Southwest Texas Football Officials Association will explain signals for holding illegal use of hands offside clipping and other penalties, with motions demonstrated by referees.

Football Officials’ Association Lynton Dusty Boggess Brackenridge-Jefferson Southwest Texas Football Officials' Association

Hank Anderson to start six day riders in Chicago race

Chicago hosts its twenty eighth International six day bicycle race at Chicago Stadium with Hank Anderson Notre Dame football coach firing the starting gun. Fifteen teams include American pairs Reggie McNamara Harry Foran Norman Hill Carl Stockholm Jimmy Watthour Charley Ritter and foreign teams Geor selis Binda Frankenstein Wissel Audy Pedan.

Hank Anderson Chicago Hank” Anderson Notre Dame Nvn Dick of Amercan Reggie McNamara Harry Foran Norman Hill Carl Stockholm Jimmy Watt

Somerset Beats Stockdale 7 to 0 in Gridiron Victory

Somerset defeated Stockdale Independents 7 to 0 on the home gridiron. Stacy bucked the ball for a touchdown from one yard, then Tangston added the extra point. Somerset achieved 12 first downs to Stockdale’s one with Wideman Siney Hillan and McVarland gaining steady yardage. Shannon refereed and Kure served as head coach.

Somerset Stockdale Bomerset Blackdale Independents Stacy Sit’ Chancea Prss Lo Tangston Wideman Siney Hillan McVarland Shannon Kure

Commercial Cage League in Session at Fred Mary's

Bargain football prices announced by the University of Oklahoma for homecoming and Nebraska games. Reserved seats are $1 each, reduced from $1.50 and 2, with discounts in effect for Tuesday meeting and upcoming contests at Norman Oklahoma.

Fred Mary Bogners Norman Okla Tg University of Oklahoma Missouri Nebraska

Sox Insure Simmons For $100000

Chicago White Sox insure outfielder Simmons for 100000 after his exam, with his early performance showing about ten percent, indicating a substantial investment. Simmons, newly examined, joined the team as a promising asset under Connie Mack’s oversight.

Chicago Chicago White Sox Connie Mack al Simons Sox Brem Simmons

Carvel Wins First Match in St Marys Tennis Tournament

Veteran Carvel beat Cy Williams 6-2 4-4 in the opening round as Leon, described as a grand old man of local tennis, fell to Murphy 6-3 7-9. Langham downed Lovelace 6-3 6-2, Harrell defeated Quinlan 3-6 8-3 4, with several first-round matches set including Kahn vs Deville Wallace vs Means Bourdon vs Avery P Walthall vs B Harris and Lewis Milehell.

Wigside St. Marys University Vreg Carvel Cy Williams Leon Murphy Langham Lovelace Harrell Quinlan Find Kahn Deville Wallace Means Bourdon Avery P. Walthall B. Harris Lewis Milehell

Brown lifts Perezs title in world flyweight bout

Jackie Brown of England defeated Victor Perez of France by technical knockout in the thirteenth round to win the world flyweight championship. Perez's seconds threw a towel into the ring to halt further punishment. The United States National Boxing Association recognized Perez as the 95 world champion.

Manchester Eng Jackie Brown England Victor Perez France

Ordered Off Team He Quits College

Decatur Texas November 1 07 Fred a Doratur Baptist student belonged to both the football team and student ministry. The student ministers opposed his football involvement and filed a petition to the college president. The president ordered Fred dropped from the squad and withdrew from college.

College Decatur Texas Bred Jones Doratur Baplist Colleen Fred Heck Enid Fred

Alexander's Mother Dies In Paul Nebraska

Mrs. William Alexander mother of Grover Cleveland Alexander died in Paul Nebraska from stroke and heart disease. She was 78 years old and had lived in Howard County for 61 years.

Alex Paul Neb Wiliam Alexander Grover Cleveland Alexander Howard County

Oliver tops all scorers in Southwest Conference race

Texas Christian’s Rich ard Oliver leads scoring with eight touchdowns totaling 48 points though held scoreless by Baylor. University of Texas fullback Ernest Kay was out vs SMU, keeping Oliver atop the standings as Jap Thrasher of Rice Institute adds three touchdowns for 24 points. Bohn Hilliard of Texas moves into third after a UT score against Southern Methodist while Domingue of the Aggies remains scoreless. Standings list multiple players and teams in the SWC scoring chase.

Ags Eh Prenk Texas Christian University of Texas Richard Oliver Olver Baylor Bears Ernest Kay Southern Methodist Texas Christian Star Bohn Hillard Domingue Aggies Boutlern Methodist Centenary Pati Wallace Rivw Thrasher Donnie Christian Ra Latorne Allins HA Ao Hue Aas

Arkansas Training in Cold Wind Ahead of Rice Homecoming

Arkansas football held the first week workout in a cold damp wind at Fayruttle field as they prepare for the Saturday homecoming game with Rice. Coach Fred Thomson praised Rice threats Thrasher Wallace and McCauley, noting McCauley as a clever sophomore ball carrier and predicting success if they can stop them.

Arkansas Norther Rice Fayruteville Ark Rice Fred ‘Thomson Razperbacks Owls Houston Jack Meaghe Thrasher Wallace McCauley Creighton

Barney Ross toBox Galdie Hess Nov 11 in Chicago

Chicago promoter announces lightweight title bout between Barney Ross of Chicago and Gabe Hess of Los Angeles scheduled for November 11 at the stadium. Matchmaker Nate Lewis confirms terms after receiving Hess’s telegram.

Barney Ross Galdie Hess Chicago

County Junior Loop Meets Friday Night

Officials of the Bexar County Junior Football league will meet Friday night at Thomas Edison High School to work out a scheme for classification of the three participating classes. The meeting is at 7:80. In Sabinal on Nov J Pearsall defeated Sabinal 32 to 1 as Pearsall trio Bilhart Kennedy and Buiter starred.

County Junior Loop Bexar County Tunior Football League Thomas Edison High School Sabinal Pearsall

Street Slated to Follow Johnson in Baseball Gossip

By LES CONKLIN new york, Nov. Fate pairs Walter Johnson and Gabby Street as baseball’s famed battery. Johnson’s surprise release as Washington manager unsettles fans while Street’s job status lingers. With Rogers Hornsby signed by St Louis, many predict Hornsby to come in and Street to go out, despite Street’s world championship feats and injury plagued season.

Les Conklin NEW Yotek Walter Johnson Gabby Street Johnson Washington Senators Street Rogers Hornsby Cardinal Cubs St. Louis Gabby Mound City St Louis Bill McKechnie Billy Southworth Babite Page

Edison High Out of Fight in District Showdown

Edison High, led by Coach Joe Ward, plans a stronger comeback against Poteet after an earlier 20-20 stalemate. Key back Eln Kant Larde returns from injury to reinforce the Edison backfield while Stelte rests. The Golden Bears aim to surprise with a new punch and a healthier squad of 45 players.

Joe Ward Thomas Edison High Echiaol Edison Poteet Aggies Sexire Golden Bears Ward Elnkant Larde Steltte Tlne Rammer Einkaut Poteet

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