School Work Deficiency Could Bar Athlete Says Buck Starbeck
DES MOINES NOV 21 Buck Starbeck coach at Iowa State Teachers college urged that scholastic deficiency should bar a boy from high school football He spoke at a Des Moines high school banquet asking why an athlete with poor grades cannot play and urged that academics matter as much as sports for youth
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Veeck Sells Indians for $2,200,000
Dynamic Bill Veeck sold the Cleveland Indians for a reported 2.2 million dollars to a local businessmen group led by insurance executive Eftis Ryan. The sale includes eight star players, rights to negotiate stadium use, ownership of League Park, and a farm system with 11 minor league clubs across multiple leagues. The 40 man roster includes Lemon, Feller, Boudreau, Gordon, Vernon, Mitchell, Doby, and Garcia.
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Anglers Club to Elect Officers in San Antonio Meeting
The San Antonio Anglers Club will elect officers at 8 pm Monday at the American Le Zionhamne, 205 W Frenetyph. Fishing and hunting movies will be shown and refreshments served after the business session.
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Rose Bowl awaits Ohio State as bowls take shape
Chicago dispatch notes Ohio State named Big Ten rep for the Rose Bowl on January 2 with California likely, while Sugar, Cotton and Orange matchups are still being eyed. Sugar pits Oklahoma against either Talana, Cotton features Silew or Baylor vs Villanova, Orange to pair Rice Baylor with Maryland or Tennessee. Strong ties to Virginia, Santa Clara and Kentucky in consideration.
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Knippa High Gridder Dies in Fatal Brain Injury
Mareugs Alexander Meyearold Knippa high school football player died from a brain hemorrhage. The physician conducting the autopsy said the brain injury caused the death but could not confirm if the injury occurred during Friday night’s game at La Pryor. He collapsed awaiting a pass and was pronounced dead on arrival after the attempt to revive him.
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L A Winter Polo Opens With Red Team Victory
An 38-goal Red team defeated an 18-goal White squad 73 at Brackenridge Park in front of about 500 fans on Sunday. Charence Preece and Johnny Lapham each scored three, Roy Barry added one. Hank Evinger and Tom Hasteyin contributed, while Capt. C. G. Berham failed to score. Matches scheduled for the field every Sunday at 2:10.
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Ward Commissioner Of Kids' Baseball Elected at YMCA Congress
Joe Ward was elected commissioner of kids' baseball at the YMCA Southwest Area Physical Education congress in Dallas over the weekend. The area covers five states with San Antonio slated to host Region 3 tournament in the fall. The region is split into three zones. regional winners advance to the area meet in Wichita Falls. Tom Davies was named recording secretary. Other San Antonio attendees included Charley Kastor C. K. Jones Bert Cowden and Exmory Morse.
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Hot Rod Racing Stars Shine at Pan American Speedway
Henry Majors swept features with two firsts a second a third and a fourth in Pan American speedway events. The program lists Wade Bain Muses Bie efit Weab Moore Bedell Nairy Seronilort SReores Carroll Flow era Doc Berrett rain heneenss Hiney Biddy Fantis Vernon Hraay Foweth Abel Flowers Majors Mady Auntrallan pergultantaln Callahan Bese Hadar Sendule Callahan Forrell Br.
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Rice Owls poised for pivotal showdown with Baylor
Sportlights notes Rice faces Baylor in a tense season finale in Houston after a rough prep for a conference title. It highlights Baylor’s strong pass defense, Rice’s need to protect the ball, and key coaches Woodruff and Neely seeking a pivotal win to claim or deny the title contention.
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Mustangs Hopeful in Title Clash as Hundley Fights Injury
Jefferson High faces Brackenridge in a Thanksgiving showdown with star halfback Bob Hundley likely out due to a bruised shin from the Tech game. If Hundley cannot play, Don Raybourn and Pat Tolar shift to backfield duties while Brackenridge eyes a full-strength attack with Don Hall back from a thigh injury.
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Lions rout Bears in YMCA touch game at Woodlawn field
Ruben Vargas scored three touchdowns and Dickie Vary Ness two as the Colorado Lions defeated the Waverly Bears 36 to 6 in a Woodlawn field YMCA touch game. JJ Martinez Tedor Palasid Albert Garcia and Van Ness made extra points and Colorado added two safeties. William Garcia played for the losers.
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Woman Driver in Racing Smashup at Lakewood Park
ATLANTA Nov 73 Two women drivers were hurt as cars flipped during a 150 mile stock car race cut to 110 miles near Lakewood Park. Olin Allen 24 suffered a broken back and Mrs Sarah Christian 33 two cracked vertebrae. Both from Atlanta. Other drivers injured but not seriously as eight cars were involved in three accidents during the chaotic event.
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Brackenrili High Football Rivalry Preview
Transcribed notes reference Brackenrili and Wheatley in a football matchup with Wheatley versus Washington slated at 8 p m. The page lists venue Ramit Alamy and mentions Totterson and Riday players.
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Northside Mann to Meet Page in Junior High Championship
Page captured the southside title with a 20-7 win over Harris as Mann edged Twain 12-6. Southside A games saw Harlandale 7 Lanier 2 and Burbank 12 Poe 0, while north wins had Irving 14-6 over Edison and Emerson 7-0 over Hawthorne.
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Brackenridge Park golf sweepstakes winners named
The weekly San Antonio sweepstakes at Brackenridge Park concluded with winners in multiple divisions. Lloyd Darby led A division, H. M. Crawford and Dr. A. T. Mendicino topped B and C divisions. Joins into Wilton Springs club championship match set between Collier and O Maraa after semifinals.
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St Anthony’s Triumphs Over St Gerard’s 25 14 in Finale
St Anthony’s Yellow Jackets built a 18 point first half lead with three touchdown passes by Don Manning and a 64 yard rush, defeating St Gerard’s Royal Blues 25 14 in the season finale at St Anthony’s Longfield. Manning connected with Vrazel and Arledge for two scores, with Vrazel adding the extra point and the Jackets adding a late fourth quarter TD after Gerard’s homecoming bid.
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Return Fight Set Between Dykes and Abrams in Miami
In Miami on November 24 Frankle Abrams Detrait will meet Hobby Dykes of San Antonio in a 10 round welterweight bout. Abrams won a split decision over Dykes in a prior match here weeks ago. The card also features Laurent Dauthuille France versus Kid Gavilan New York in a 10 round middleweight bout with Gavilan listed as an even money favorite amid strong middleweight chatter.
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Boxer Tulla Cesar Timinez wins Mexican lightweight title
In Mexico City, Tulla Cesar Timinez of Yucatan, at 135 pounds, defeated Tany Mar, 134, in a 12 round decision to claim the Mexican national lightweight championship. Mar held the title briefly in 1849 and again in 1946.
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