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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1933

Page

2

Upset of Greenies Draws Huge Crowd Amid Gridiron Action

Crowd witnessed a tense game as Williams and Parks featured in scoring plays including a 26 yard pass, with Krovey, Thorn, and Jones contributing. Texas longhorns edged through Missouri Mines 32 6, while Arkansas hammered Oklahoma Baptist 42 7. Injuries, late drives, and scattered yardage shaped a chaotic day of college football across multiple sites.

Ee Willams Stringer Parks Yong Krovey C ‘Ouch- Gown Eeira Joa M. Edwards Kronry Karam Ang Dorkin Ales Thorn Jones Baylor Thorston Foley Mavetteville Ark Oline Ralph Laforee Arkansas Razorbacks Oklahoma Parker Parkers Rucker Fies Rhein

Big Bird Bird Dog Show Details Finalized for Breckenridge Park

The second annual Lone Bird Dog Association show is set for Sunday October 15 at 8 am in Breckenridge Park. R L Edwards says the event will attract entrants from Corpus Christi Beeville Luling Houston and other Southwest towns with free admission and 74 expected entries. The show features amateur dogs in two puppy classes and a pheasant training exhibition plus two dogs to be given away.

Lone Biar Bird ‘Dog Association Breckenridge Park R. L. Edwards Ase Crow Hee Fis

Jaysees Sell Grid Tickets for Westmoorland Games

The Ban Aslims and 100 students at Westmoorland College run a ticket campaign through October 5 and 6 to fund a season by selling three for one dollar or single tickets at 50 cents for home games at Eaglefield. Proceeds aid athletic goals with a target of 2000 dollars while stirring merger talk with Southwestern University. In New York, Albert Diller, 11, dies from injuries after a playground scrimmage, marking the season's third fatality.

Aslims Ublor Chamber of Summeror Duaissance Westmoorland College Westmoorland —Brontes Schneider Institute Victoria Junior College Ful Ross Eaglefield Shrer Ig Areo New York New York City Albert Diller

Burns Clark Bout Likely At Main Event Night

A planned return bout between Chuck Burns and Champ Clark on October 9 as the main attraction of a new show at Ban Inn. Warren seeks promotion rights while Burns aims for revenge after stopping Clark in their first match.

Chuck Burns Champ Clark Bob ‘Warren Ban Aninnie Warren Burns Clark

North Loop Rodeo Sunday Featuring Top Riders

The North Loop Riding Time hosts a Sunday rodeo starting at 2 pm with ten events. Highlights include minis steer riding, amateur and professional steer riding, drone riding, calf creping, wild mule riding, and trick roping. The famous unrideable horse Sky Scraper and the bucking steer Teddy Roosevelt are billed to share the spotlight.

North Loop Tume Eboerd Bkyscraper Teddy Roosevelt

Dixie Marks Offer Little to Brag Over

The Dixie series between New Orleans and San Antonio posted new lows in attendance and receipts. Total attendance reached 25,420 over six games with paid attendance of 21,14 for the sixth game, the lowest in series history. Total receipts stood at 90,470.88, with pools and club/league shares at record lows, while on the field rare feats and misplays shaped a muted conclusion.

New Orleans Southern Association San Antonio Staves Bayamont Chattanooga New Orleane Eer Luckleas Ihdd Loca von Esme Birmingham Io Galéhouse Li Stoner Joe Pale Rey N. C Ballantant Tealy Moore New Or Insns Garlepouse Rand Dob & Records Rose Morgan N Claver Murphy ¢Atlanta Knothe Ajfo Ube Serle Woeber Dallas Easterling Beaumonti Kowalsk Ted Pate Gnidstein Whittaker P. Wo Tlea Auanin Kate Galehount Sorita Panier Jo¢ Pale Atlanta Andy Mereyenga San Thia Tes Birmingham Larry Gillett Firs Texas League Southern Lexas Ronge Parks Southern Associated Bouldern Association Serlax Antica Orleana Auppeel Pelican Henery Dowrite Rowe

Aggie Javelina Ticket Sale Surges Ahead

Ticket sales for the Texas A. and M. Javelina game on October 13 are reported brisk. Secretary Herod Winters notes 400 student and 20 adult tickets sold, with further purchases at Plaza and several local stores. Tickets offer a 60 yard reserved option and a special 4 cent school child price for 1200 seats. box seats will be sold for a premium. A luncheon at the Plaza on October 9 will feature university officials and athletics leaders discussing the year and the Texas Centenary game in San Angelo on October 21.

Texas, A M-Kongavillé A Herod Winters Kingeville Lane Kilbysville Rice Owls Kingeville Fame Jewellnns Iaom Plaza and Guriter Cigar Stores Mara Cigar Store Spalding’s Wagner's Amokehouke Polchecnitk's Winters Ag Oshees Texas University T. Maxey Hart Frost Woodfull Leonard Brown Henry Groesbeck Jet Ward Leon Goodman Burt Molore Tudén Anderson Homer Walls Maury Mavérick Hebe Hopkins Jimmie Young Randol Taylor Leon Lewie W. R. Woot Capt Eddie O'Hair Winchester Xelso Pelé Onion John James Joe Kirk Bil Ford Henry Lepherd W. G. Murray Henry, Mourland Charlie Ogdin Leo Brewer Sid Layvin Travis Bailey Claudé Witherspoon Reed Cozart Cecil Burnett

Swimmers race in Chicago 15-mile marathon at Century of Progress

About 225 men and women entered a 15-mile swim from a Navy Pier start to the lagoon finish as part of the Century of Progress. The event, starting 2:30 a.m., drew Hearst and American Legion officials, with hopes of crowds and a possible prolonged finish beyond eight hours.

Chicago Sept William Randolph Hearst an @ealy Lagoon Wilem ‘Randolph Hearst American Legion Convention Willian Randelpt Hearst

Passur Races Final Night At Harlandale Speedway

Thursday night features the Sam Paastic motorcycle trophy finals at Harlandale Speedway. Rural Murray leads with 38 points but the winner remains uncertain until the last race. Big Finger on 24 points and contenders Taylor and Don Smith are perceived strong, with pushers set to tail the machines at the start of each race.

Sam Paastic Harlanddale Speedway Murry la Big Finger S. Taylor Don Smith Tuer Nn Murry A. J. Har

Ninth Shows To Advantage In 28-10-7 Win

A Saturday night battle saw the Ninth Infantry defeat Victoria Junior College Burcanners 26 to 7. Manchus dominated with Prass directing the offense and Stockton and Gunner contributing key plays. Victoria’s lone score came on a late first-half burst by Shockleh. The event featured strong play from Brockton on a 60-yard run and Franz adding three goals after touchdowns. Nearly 100 towns will join in a Friday luncheon celebrating Iowa football alumni.

Fang Ab Infantry Minchin Victoria Junior College Burcanters Manchus Bud Adamson Flanky Mahebuasck Brownsville Junior College Prass Chunk Army Rae ‘Hivaennelman Bnuma Dugan More Lyon Johnston Ubepa Rudder Barber Holden Meyer Trener Ormntila Copan Gilbert Caplan Neu Simpire Chuirmant Pulaiter Viatoria

Light Covers World Series In Big Way

Light readers get a special report from Wash ington Territory to New York as the World Series opens next Thursday. Writers and ball players like Damon Runyon and Ossie Bluege contribute, with reports from Universal, International News Service and Associated Press.

Light Damon Runyon Davie J. Walan Copeland C. Burg Frank G. Menke Pat Robinson Bugs Barr Mat Grows Alles Leone Moats Ossie Bluege Travis Jackson Gus Mancuso Luke Sewell Alan Gould Gayle Talbot Eddie Bill Vosburgh Washington Serritory Giants New York Tnniversal Service International News Service Associated Prear Edgirt

Sunday Start for San Antonio Soccer League Season

Six teams join the San Antonio Soccer League as games are booked for Sunday and the following week. Anature and Tigres meet at Ban Frezo park at 10 oclock, Ganales faces Victoria at 9, with Internationals to play in the nightcap. Avan Villegas elected president, David Brown secretary, Frank Gonzales treasurer, Ernesto Soler vice president, Frank Meriner sub-secretary.

Soncer Ben Pedro Park Wes Gongales Victoria Tigers Anahure Anature Tigere Avan Villegas San Antonio David Brown Frank Gonzales Trengyrery Ernesto Soler Frank Meriner

Crockett Downs Brooks Field 6 0 in Hard Fought Game

In a Sept 10 gridiron clash at Galveston the Crockett Flyers edged Brooks Field 6 to 0. A lone field goal in the third quarter proved decisive as intermittent squalls hindered offense on both sides. Crockett held nine first downs to Brooks six and managed limited passing.

Crockett Brooks Field Galveston Tovieldown Brooks Oie Rice Maray Rehl

Coffman Promoter Eyes Next Mat Bill at Beethoven Outdoor

Promoter Storey Coffman plans another wrestling card next Friday near Thi despity, featuring Pat Winnigan from Salt Lake City and local hero Jack Longue who defeated Padellok. Trahman impressed fans, while Coffman seeks opponent for Flanigan as Lew Relos, Clemons, and others await final plans.

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