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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1931
Page
13
Champion welterweight Mandell ends a long career after decade of campaigning. He cited burnout and physical strain from recent defeats, with $100 000 to $125 000 at stake in earnings and a Redford home valued around $38 000. End of era follows Chicago bout halted in eighth round.
Connie Mack directs Higgins to report to the Athletics training camp in Fork Myers Florida after a prior season in Tiller. The move follows similar calls for other players as manager Connie Mack shapes the roster for the big leagues.
A garbled recap notes several Big Ten scorers including Michigan, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Ohio State, and Indiana. Names and places are partially readable with mention of 18 points by multiple players and 16 to the credit by Pardonner.
Harold Gerrard, 17, of Vancouver, B C, was seriously injured when his hearse toppled and fell during the first race at the event in San Francisco yesterday.
The article discusses major league boxball matters and a potential price tag of $76,000 for an AA class outfielder. It notes the Giants may acquire Fernand Koenecks and weigh the value of players like Meusel Stenzel and Youngs, with team changes affecting outfield depth and defense. It highlights uncertainty over ball size standardization and spring training choices, plus Stanford football accommodations and attendance impacts. The piece includes names like J.H. Worrell and Buster Lapinach, reflecting broader league chatter.
Fragmented report lists wrestlers and scores across cities including New Haven Conn and Youngstown Ohio with names such as Davis, Ruddy Lynack, Henrae, and Macaluso. Mentions Greece and Reynolda with periods of competition, tie and draws noted. overall details are garbled and partially unreadable.
Margaret Sanger addressed a municipal audience Monday night urging birth control literacy, wider access to information, and policy changes. She argued that restricting births improves health and economy, criticized restrictive regulations, and promoted education for parents and young couples while outlining methods and social implications of birth control.
A chaotic clipping notes Jimmie Deane and ex spouse Alice Brady linked to film work and a custody dispute. It mentions Davies Warner brothers involvement, Ruth Gordon, Winnie, Del Ruth, and plans for a New York stage adaptation. Includes scattered industry gossip and cast hints with multiple names and locales.
In Washington on November 30 a report by the Interior Department secretary Wilbur shows an estimated oil demand for water tools in the first sale of 1932 at 322,035,000 barrels. The drop reflects a 145 percent decrease in munitions for the first line of the year.
In Hubads New York, George Stoosz age 24, Sunday school superintendent, was arrested after an attempted body theft. He is held for the grand jury.
For three seasons the troupe has drawn crowds and will perform at San Avinn Auditorium on Thursday November 10 under the patronage of St Philip Ben Greed. The group includes renowned Miguel actors invited for this special engagement.
Detroit report details a grim double cross outside Ninwood cemetery where a victim was dumped from a vehicle and shot. Authorities investigate the minutes after a miner reported witnessing the crime as the scene yielded no immediate suspects or clear motive.
A string of burglaries targeted brightly lit homes as residents entertained guests, with the latest break in at Mrs. A. Govine of 14 West Arbure. Stolen were a dismal bar pin, a ring, and cash totaling several sums. Police report another home entry during a social event, with multiple victims listing losses including watches, clothing, jewelry, and automobile accessories.
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