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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1930
Page
4
The article previews a busy Southern Conference schedule with TCU and Rice meeting, Texas facing Baylor and Southern Methodist, and a Texas Longhorns showdown shaping title hopes. It notes TCU’s 251 point total and Rice’s 6-0 victory over Texas A&M as context for today’s pivotal clashes.
New York headweight Fay, aiming to meet Babe Toni in a November 27 fight in Oklahoma, signed with Hunt. Dorval defeated Hunt in a Boston card as Dorval landed sharp rights and endured a fractured nose in early rounds before Dorval pressed the action in the later rounds.
Obscure notice reports fines imposed on Sheridian Arciа and Carlen Garcia amid a runout incident in Bronx City. Details on dates and exact charges are unclear but reference to lawn, middle, and a scheduled event suggests a public disturbance and disciplinary action.
The excerpt discusses space possibly finite yet unbounded, with ideas from Minkowski and Einstein. It notes a hypothetical maximum travel distance before returning to origin, citing a figure near 500 billion light years, while acknowledging our telescopes measure far less. It references a 1829 philosophy text and invites questions to Sir Ripley via this newspaper.
The page lists numerous college basketball scores and player names across teams including New York, Virginia Wesleyan, Concord, Manchester, and more. It records final totals for each matchup, with several institutions such as North Dakers and Aggies Xureay among those noted.
Mrs Lapham dominates the annual tournament at Willow Noringa winning all four matches. She edged Mrs Young 1 up on the fourteenth after a strong comeback, securing the title as the An tnnin Ladies Golf Association event concludes.
Brooks Field faces the Ninth Infantry in a 2:30 p.m. game at Tronka Field. The Maroons led by Johnny Murrell clash with the Recon Biel Artillery’s heavyweights while the Manehon suffer a 18–drubbing at the Twenty-third Infantry.
In a bustling scene, Pete shares 13 football selections after a midafternoon slate. He predicts upsets and routs including Naylor over Texas and Notre Dame over Fen, with others like TCU over Rice and Michigan over Harvard. Bets hinge on this steady, gambler’s roll of names, teams, and scores.
In New York on November 1, residents express strong optimism that miniature golf will endure indoors and outdoors. A Broadway building has been leased for 3 million years at a 9 million rent, with parties planning tours and improvements funded by the tenant.
In a hard fought football clash at league park, Aloma Heights battles Main Avenue to a 180 yard effort. Veog, Jarvis, Loring and Huteler star for Heights while Young and Koontz spark Main’s offense. A late drive stalls near goal as Main prevails with a 20 point burst and crucial big plays by the Buffalo defense.
This 1940 advice explains starting the forward swing with the wrists relaxed and the clubhead moving off the wrists through impact. It warns against rigid, corked wrists and urges letting the wrists “let loose” to avoid scrapping the ball while maintaining a proper back swing to the top.
San Marcos Tezay November 5 The strictly San Marco Teachers college freshman grid team heads to Austin to face Slate Deaf and Domb in a forthcoming game. Coach Oscar W Strahan has their unit prepared after a Wednesday practice that saw the freshmen defeat Twenty-third Infantry, a sign of stronger grid ambition. Possible future matchup with the first string Bobcats teased by coach Etrabon, while standout Dermer Marxeil Texas shines as a breakthrough backer. The probable lineup includes Parrish and Zunker at ends, Behoppe and Heavy Buards at guard, Houston or Alexander at center, Porter quarterback, Friting and Yurhro at halves, Gott at fullback.
The annual low-gon tournament at Harbord field faces delays as weather improves but risks postponing the Air Corps vs Fifteenth Field gymnery polo clash originally set for Saturday at 9 o'clock. The Air Corps and Ban Antonio may also delay their Sunday match at Wrackentidga park Runiday due to the weather.
The Y M A volleyball team at Run Antonia cannot participate in the national A A U tournament in Dallas Monday. The event, moved from Friday to Monday, prevents the local team from traveling. Only three teams have entered the Davlas Athletic club event announced by Jester Griffin, athletic director. Fort Worth, Waco and Dallas are named among potential crown contenders.
Courtesy of faculty members J. Drain I. E roam CT Lattin the Texan Chiropractic College Manks baseball team will be honored at a banquet Saturday night at The original Mexican restaurant. The 13 men to receive pins are Virgil Winters Malcolm Galiney Gilbert Gudat Lavin Grable Eddie Brown Louin Moecler Allee Neal Chee Chee Perez Alfred Coralltag Joe Rendon Stabbit Kerkugson Danny Rivas Slim Ward Jat Relainger Ollie Winters coo AT.
Nichols defeats Cyclone Fox in a hard fought match at Ralph Hammonds' show in Beelloves Hall. The two fall main event featured Nichols's rocking chair leg split and a dramatic reversal near the end. Tony Gergardi and Jim Loffield wrestled in a lengthy tag style bout, with Gergardi earning the only fall. multiple bouts showcased brutal action and referees Goyer and May Scott officiated.
New Braunfels High defeated San Marcos 42 to 0 on Friday. Unicorns scored on three fanned drives with yardage ranging 30 to 60 yards, plus touchdowns from interceptions and plunges. Standouts included Manat, Hlaats, McCloud, Borgfeld, Marion, Salvia, Gei Btn and Marion in the Unicorn backfield, while San Marcos forwards listed Rachsield, Men Cama, Woods, Glasncock and others. Armistice Day game also on schedule with Beruit trip mentioned.
Detroit bouts feature Mickey Walker defending his middleweight title by points over inner Tuska of Cleveland and Jack Dorel of Quincy outpointing Babe Hunt of Ponca City. Willy Petrolle tops Singers Posatella and Charly Hetgaff stops Mundell. Jackie Sharkey defeats Johnny Rann. Other results include Tom Paleleh stopping George Courtner and Dick Welsh stopping Thoier Parra.
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