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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1928
Page
4
De Paul University football players arrive for a forthcoming contest against St. Mary’s U. The Demons, led by coach Herting Waewp, are reported as a strong travelling squad with key players noted.
Column by Davis J. Walsh previews college football day with favored teams and potential upsets. Mentions Yale, Princeton, Harvard, Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Nebraska, and Notre Dame re battle lines, with analysis of season outlook and key matchups.
Nearly two dozen football players from Watant Chicora near DePaul prep at Lexent Park for a Sunday morning session. Coach Eadie Anderson leads the north squad with assistant Kellp and players listed, as tough weather is forecast for the San Antonio intercollegiate match against St. Mavs University.
Fragmented text shows officials discussing finances of a Texas event with preparations at Brackenridge Park. Attendees named include Manager Y Barter Whaley and chamber officials. The report mentions a Friday morning session around 10 o clock to work out financing details for the season.
A scattered set of fight results lists fighters by city and state with several outpoints and decisions. Notable bouts include Joe Glick over Joe Gane in California and Glen Jones over Pal Silvers in New York, plus Eddie Myers stopped in Columbus and Tony Bautello defeated in Worcester.
In Galveston on November 17 Joe Garrett Sailor Tarsera of San Antonio won a bout by decision while Barbera, Nina Angeles, and other fighters faced hard rounds. The card featured remarks about chewing, fines, and venue missteps as spectators watched a crowded, uneven program unfold.
Chicago observers debate Rogers Hornsby and McCarthy linked rumors while praising Pred Miuusuive and others. The piece touches on game law, prizes for supporters, university football interest, and St Mary's College football travel costs as part of a broader sports column.
Sunday game kicks off polo tryouts for the Fartham Llorston Vola squad amid mid winter tournament prep. About a dozen players vie for spots as practices begin with a Sunday tilt at Keack envillge, highlighting local officials and team hopes.
School officials defend Coach Joel Hunt amid a disciplinary controversy at Mineral University. The president, Dr F Sr Groner, reports Hunt’s suspension for alleged improper conduct involving ten institutions, while stressing no final decision has been made and promising due process for all parties.
The San Marcos private team traveled to Toymerre Saturday to face Caminvnce Saoue in a close game. Gate receipts were expected to be strong as the Lebvats lead the Souths western Lnitercits Dirates at 12 to 4 last Monday. No standout tallies were recorded from Monday’s game.
In a three day all age Ed Walker cup field of about 100 dogs, two hounds share the lead early. Jack Stride owned by G. Kelly and Hlelnutan from Vayual Nurld kennels, Wo Ny Anderson and Tad livints participate as the pack moves toward the barber ship for the event at the National Pax Hunt.
In a fragmented report from Lunn dated November 1, Andy Mitchell of Long Presb Cal signs to meet Saran Stribling of Georgia in a terra in event of m Sizing peograty. Mitchell later injured in a clash with Higulang, details unclear.
Austin Silents overpower San Marcos Training show Pobns with a decisive 3 10 7 scoreline as Frat and Chit defeat San Marcos Training. The Beate Invitation hosts frantic play with Mint quilitber Sur and Mastin team efforts shaping the tense minutes.
A City Nov 17 report credits Nelson of Omaha for a split minute role that helped Nebraska beat Minnesota with a pivotal kick and later influence the Ohio State clash. His precise kicks energized the team as Fullback McLain sealed victory and Rickey added the extra point. Nelson’s season resurgence followed early injuries and trap kicking drills under Coach Turtingwersen.
The readable fragments reference multiple colleges and teams with scores, a discussion of compromise terms, and a public statement about a telephone company and municipal service. Names and places are garbled but suggest a midwestern or southern 20th century admin or legal notice context.
In a tense six day bicycle race in Ita finale talay the Kidcyccists maintain a narrow lead pace. Walthour and his youthful partner Fring fleuliecs rode strong early, but faded to finish behind in a dramatic late surge by rivals.
Helen Wills beat rival players in a Hawai‘i exhibition, defeating Atherian Tick in a late set and pairing with Richards to beat William Horge and Millom Ecklund in doubles. The event featured former champions Tajinn and other top players, showcasing Wills in strong form.
UTTCAGCH report from Nov 47 notes world event context and several athletes mentioned in connection with Chicago. The fragment references John Teack and Findon Gilenedler among others in a sports wrestling aims setting.
Peacock defeats Hondo High 72 to 6 as Potech becomes Tondo for the Friday matchup. The Descack Military team dominates, with Voile credited for many points and Chirew Brown starring alongside Don Wiridher and Homer Uotee.
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Alamo Heights and Brackenridge battle in Austin area football action. St. Mary's, St. Joseph's and other teams host games as the season winds down with close results and players like Porter shaping outcomes and bragging rights.
McMurry defeated Denton in a rough contest with a narrow margin. Key players produced strong scoring runs as the visiting team fought through turnovers and foul trouble to secure the win on Junton gridiron.
In a tight game Dion Blott led St Marys Fangy with strong guarding as the Tigers of Madison were held to 65. The teams battled to a draw in a Friday night contest featuring late defensive stops and balanced scoring on both sides.
A report by Edward New York details medical theories on boxing injuries caused by drunkenness and brain trauma. The piece cites Maitland and others, discussing post-traumatic effects, skull fractures, and potential fatal outcomes, with references to fighter classifications and initials identifying combatants.
Portland ore November 17. Marry G Donaldson wanders into the upper Willamette River valley near Medford in search of work. He climbs a tree to sleep and is awakened by two men who have eaten shells from his rifle. The narrative describes the strange incident and Donaldson's family reaction.
In Porthland Oregon amateur O B Whig of Portlawd and amateur Tesfie Northiese led the field in the Oregon Open after 54 holes, each with 74 and 73 totals respectively. Mel Smith of Portland Abe Kapinore of Chicago Esplanra and Walter Ingen trailed closely as contenders in a tight race.
Nov. 1 report from New York describes Missouri and New York University preparing for a gridiron clash at Yankee Stadium. The text mentions backfield plans, formations, and key players including backs, guards, and the quarterback, with notes on strategy and lineup details.
A garbled early-mention report describes a Kansas versus Oklahoma gridiron clash with plans for a Dad's Day program at Kensie University. The text hints at safety or readiness concerns and potential alterations to the event due to unclear conditions.
Cuero defeated Yoakum 19 to 8 in a Friday afternoon game, advancing to meet Kenedy in the district final. Keeton Tarper and Doleen starred for Cuero, while Boll Heffler Dietze Pinter and Nownedton led Yoakum.
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