Traffic woes mar big football crowds in San Antonio
Sportlights columnist criticizes San Antonio traffic handling during a large college game at Alamo Stadium. He cites rain, crowd chaos, and police strain as evidence the city must adopt proven traffic solutions from other cities to avoid repeating a bush league level experience and protect city interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Fas
Towne
Praisie
Alamo Stadium
Tar San Antonio Missions Buy Baseballs At Special Rate
The Texas league bought 335,640 worth of baseballs this season with a special rate of 1 dollar a dozen. The Dallas headquarters reported the total and noted proxy Bil Onley of the Missions admitted the purchase of 315 dozen, more than any other club. The balls did not all go to fans or clear the fences. Cont on page 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Missions
Texas League
Dallas
Missions
Card contenders edge Dodgers in tense warmup duel
Manager Dyer eyes Pollet as ignition for the Cards in a key showdown with Brooklyn. Pollet, hot in recent starts, may return from a brief shakeout in the park while Dyer plans to lean on Murry Dirksen if Pollet struggles. Brooklyn remains a formidable foe as the season pushes toward the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Dodgers
Dyer
Leo Durocher
Ely
Brooklyn
Pilcher Pollut
St. Louis
Mattson Plans Return to Texas After Trinity Stint
Big Ed Mattson, 200 pound back from South San Antonio, who played for Rice Institute Texas and Trinity, heads back to Austin this afternoon to enroll at the University of Texas. He has not yet played for any school and faces conference eligibility rules if he transfers again. Trinity lost to Randolph 76 to 0?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mattson
Rice Institute
University of Texas
Trinity University
Texas
Mattson
Austin
South San Antonio High School
Texas U
Trinity
Randolph Field
Bob Coe
Malison
Harlandale Field
Coe
Blalyer
D. Xile
Cherry
Rice
Dick Wallerhouse
Randolph
Harold Saslavsky
Ray Coleman
Henry James
Fight results and noviciate boxing cards across cities
A fragmented report lists boxing results and scheduled bouts across cities including Philadelphia Baltimore New York Chicago and Detroit with names such as Samy Haskins Billy Grant Cyuluve Roy Williams Dennis Brady and Willie Pep. It notes postponements and outpoints, with venues from Manchester Conn to Albany N C and references to featherweight and middleweight matchups amid a chaotic OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Artis
Sheppard
Philadelphia
Walte Barrow
Orange
N. J
Cyuluve
Roy ‘Williams
St. Petersboro
Fla
Chicago
Clarenice -Brown
Chiccago
Bi Petersen
Indinog Harbor
Mich
New Haven
Conn
Dennis
Pat Brady
New York
Lewiston
Fern Pelletier
Dewitt
Ceed
Yraluxe Mace Paul
Springfleni
Maes
Deseon Fourie Frown
Balkin
Omaha
Vancho de Ida
Los Angeles
St F
Ohio
Bouty “Berry
Clevelant
Army Air Forces golf tournament set for Military Training Center
Fifty entries have been received for the Army Air Forces regional golf championship at the Military Training Center to be held Saturday and Sunday. The meet is open to any AAF golfer in the vicinity, with Lt. Van derhoff at MTC handling registrations. Bill Maxwell of Abilene Texas won the 1945 American Legion golf championship in San Francisco, carding 452 and winning after an extra hole playoff over George Gnau of San Francisco. The Brackenridge Pack Women's Golf Association will hold its weekly tournament Wednesday with an 8:00 a.m. shotgun start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Forces
Military Training Center
A. A. FL
Vanderhoff
MTC
San Francisco
Bill Maxwell
Abilene
Tex
American Legion
Toanc Vt
Harding Park
George Gnau
Brackenridge Pack Women's Golf Association
Associated Press
Oakland
Los Angeles
Oaks Park
San Franxisen
Tinala
Angels
Francisco
Tinals
Hullywood
Brestea
Skies Clear For Playoff At St. Louis
ST. LOUIS Oct 1 News reports warn clear skies for the opening NL pennant playoff game between the Cardinals and Dodgers in St. Louis with temperatures 70 to 72. Manager Eadie Dyer and Leo Durocher prepare for a three game set as Trowie Pullet, the Cardinals key pitcher, nurses a left side ailment impacting his status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Eadie Dyer
Leo Durocher
Trowie Pullet
City Golf Medalist Leads Brackenridge Park Round One
City amateur golf at Brackenridge park moves into first round with Joe Cummings leading after a 68. Tillman, Brannen, and Schoonover face rounds as 71 players compete in a long event. brackets list pairings and second round set for 10 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cummings
Les Tillman
Buntter
Leroy Brannen
Bob Schoon
Brackenridge Park
Cummings
Tlyeut
Jack Herndon
S. C. Foulks
Broadfoot
Brannen
B. Allen
J. B. Miller
George Burnett
Clameton
Pligiy
Jon Curmminga
Leg Tillman
Mew
Whiley Sturman
Albert West
Ady Gordon
Jack Hale
Joe Conrad
Duncan
Bob Hall
Karl Rawe
Bob Lipscomb
W. M. Porter
Ady Obriotti
F Flerey
B. Be Hichenwohl
A. m
Leroy Ryannen
Bob Schoonover
DAR Gm
M. Walsh
How Schneider Fay Ve
MLB
Mark
Wilcon
Arie Wilton
Va. B
Ken Lawson
J. IC
Herb Brasher
Buster Brown
Jonny Rivas
Fligtt
Vic Caballero
Ne Oy Weickline
Tud Stoner
S. Ray Bergeron
Jack Slarning
Ralph Rolin
A.N
Bob Harfeastie
Lee ‘Dariatomher
John Ar- Burkle
Hecker
G. A. Kuner
Trim Donley
Walt Windsne
Tack Ste Daniela
Hi ‘Wallevaphow
Tohn BarrAth
Ge OM Ramtres
Dan
FT Teindepuntter
Woelov Ellie Jr
Rroniel
McFi Minter Iss
Fae Oman
Branilfont
Tilt Manchard
Feline
Hen
George ‘Burnel
Ken Tee
Leibold Suspension Clouds Louisville Life World Series
In Louisville, the Life World Series commission debated a controversy involving manager Nemo Leibold of the Louisville Colonels. Commissioner William Bramham of Durham and J. W. Jamison Jr. paused action until after the series amid protests over umpire disputes and a public reprimand of catcher Fred Walters. The Colonels led the series two games to one but stayed in their clubhouse during the suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Life
Ary “Nemo" Leibold
Louisville Colonels
William G. Bramham
Durham
N.C
J. W. Jamison Jr
Louis Ville
Mantral Royals
Leibold
Lasf Howe
International League
Aichald
Jamison
Fred Walters
Walters
Seibold
Mattling
Colonels
Ronfiend
Ligelie
Sexenth
Adl Rakteless Nagy
Teta
Cantont
Galiterd
Wilmar
Kimber
Hore
Gleason
Chrvsiaviles
Carentike
Montreal
Lowiaville
Dodgers-like Browns release Babe Dahlgren from San Gabriel club
The A. Louig Browns released Elsworth Babe Dahlgren 34 of San Gabriel Calif a former major league first baseman who tied the 1944 record with 158 games in a season but batted only .175 for the Browns after acquiring him from Pittsburgh earlier this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
A. Louig Browns
Elsworth
Babe” Dahlgren
San Gabriel
Calif
Dahlgren
Pittsburgh
Row Settled Horses to Run Laurel Track Compromise
The Maryland racing commission and the Benevolent Protective Association reached a compromise allowing Laurel Maryland to open as scheduled. Mandatory feedinghand procedures and saliva tests will apply, with the commission overseeing post race horse doping checks. Horses must be stabled two hours before race time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniimurs
Get. 1
UNS
Marykind State Racing Commission
Afor'somen's Benevolent Protective Association
Laurel
Racing Commission
George FP. Manoney
Dodgers and Cardinals clash in vital six game set
The Dodgers face the St Louis Cardinals in a three game series at Sporlamans Park and a potential split at Micketsfield. Branca, a 20 year old from Bri Weenout, N Y, is slated to start the pivotal game backed by Behrman, as Durocher relies on a hunch and late inning moves to outfox the Cards. Weather is clear and warm with radio coverage on KMAG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
Brookleg Dodgers
St Louis Cardinals
Sporlamans Park
SC Luly
Theslay
San Antonio
Imel
KMAG
St. Louis
Brooklyn
KF. Brags
Brent Neta Non Berets
Pinelli
Lyton
Jumeu
Carroll
Cardinale
Dodgers
New York
Cardinals
New Orleans Legion
Durdcher
Ralph Branca
Bri
Weenout
N. X
Branca
Dunacher
Vic Lombardi
Lippy Lee
Polirt
Durocher
Wank Behrman
Sranca
World Series Fever Hits Cards as Playoffs Open
The St Louis Cardinals prepare for a decisive playoff series with big crowds and rising tension. Fans lined up for 7600 rush seats while players were ferried to New York after the gate, with pay arranged pro-rata for the week. In Boston, the Red Sox aim to stay sharp ahead of their World Series opponents by facing an all star AL squad at Fenway led by Hughson, with Detroit standouts and other top names in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durochet
St Louis Pligirs
Brooklyn
Redbirds
Torack
Whaleway
Dowstown
Boston
Red Sox
Jonems
Fenway Park
Joe Cronin
Tax Hughson
Detroit
Steve O'Neill
Hal Newhouser
Stubby Overmire
Eyl Lopat
Jan Page
Mickey Haefnet
Dizzy Trout
Phil Mar Lenildon
Hausmann Leads Mexico in Triples and Hits
MEXICO CITY October 1 INS George Hausmann former New York Giants second baseman with Torreon topped the Mexican league in triples with 15 and led in base hits. He previously played for San Antonio before joining the majors. Roberto Ortiz Cuba led in home runs with 25 and was top two-bagger. Martin Dihigo of Torreon led pitching with 11 wins. Clara Buany of Monterrey won the batting title with a .564 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
George Hausmann
New York Giants
Torreon
Hausmann
San Antonio
Roberto Ortiz
Washington Senators
Martin Dihigo
Clara Buany
Monterrey
Dixie Series Opens in Atlanta with Crackers Rebels
Atlanta hosts Dallas in the Dixie series opener after a Southern association win over Memphis. Probable pitchers Shelby Kinney and Hank Dunn. six umpires assigned. Dallas alters dates to start Sunday due to Yom Kippur and Texas state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Crachers
Southern Association
Dallas Rebels
San Antonio
Memphis Chicks
Dallas
Shelby Kinney
The
Crackers
Hank Dunn
Rebels
Memphis
Chicks
Lloyd Gearhart
Charlie Glock
Billy Evans
Paul Blickara
Howard Camp
Frank Girard
Southern
Hill Wilson
Perry Hunter
Mike Williamson
Texas
George Schepas
Schepps
Minor Playoffs Narrowly Split in Texas Coast Action
Henderson and New Mexico teams jousted in a tense playoff opener as Johnny Ghighgil homered with rbi help from Virgil Richardson and Tony Rusge. Jack Riley’s sacrifice and Pompa’s later single sparked a 10th inning rally. final score reflected a tight, late comeback and clutch hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Fexia
New Mexico
East Texar
Texas Chins
Paya
Pumpi'a Oilers
Alta
Traine
Johnny Ghighgil
Matt Pompa
Jack Riley
Virgil Richardson
Tony Rusge
Cox
Tucker
Zigelman
Chrisie
Lae
Jon
Devine
Kaute Rockne Day Nears Alabama Game at South Carolina
In Columbia on October 1 Alabama football arrives to play the University of South Carolina Gamecocks Three former Notre Dame pupils will attend in key roles Alabama coach Rank Thomas Line coach Ton Lieb Carolina head coach Rex Enright were teammates on the 1922 Fighting Irish squad Thomas was quarterback Lieb tackle Enright back
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Kaute Rockne
University of Alabama
University of South Carolina
Notre Dame
Alabama
Rank Thomas
Ton Lieb
Rex Enright
Carolina
Fighting Irish
Thomas
Lieb
Enright
Blanchard Turn Pro For Fortune With Steelers Offer
Washington report says Felix Blanchard, Army fullback, will sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers for the upcoming season. The deal allegedly includes a salary between 120,000 and 130,000 yearly, plus a $20,000 bonus and a three year Pitt medical school scholarship if desired. Blanchard plans to graduate West Point next year and then leave the Army. Art Rooney confirms the high offer as reportedly seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post
Felix
Dec” Blanchart
Army
Pittsburgh Steelers
Caid
University of Pittshursh
Blanchard
West Point
Art Rooney
Steerer Oomer
Rande Blanchard
YMCA basketball meeting targets local representatives
Basket Ball Bill Mitchell chairs a Tuesday night meeting issue inviting representatives from Sab Arronio Junior College St Marys Trinity Penneys Clashi ers Tejas Chir a practic College Guadalupe Community Center Bai Brith St Gerards El Battlers and the YMCA. The YMCA has begun a practice session with Jack Toler in charge. Junior college cagers drill daily 2 30 to 4 pm and Y members are invited. Newsboys club uses gym and pool Wednesday Thursday is Cogd night at MCA with members and guests. Andy Kirk scored 19 as BAMC beat Brooke General hospital 53 41 in a league game. MDETSS beat 60 30 with Sleakley 15. MTC will play MDETS at 7 30 Wednesday. headquarters detachment fifth Joop drew a bye. City Basketball league meets Wednesday at the YMCA to recruit new members. Call recreation dept K-7351 for info. Reds buy Durrett from Dodgers. Durrett played in International league with Montreal and Brooklyn farm clubs and hit 250 with Royals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Mitchell
Chaiman
Ymca Basketball Committee
YMCA
Sab Arronio Junior College
St. Mary's University
Trinity University
Penney’s Clashiers
Tejas Chirapractic College
Guadalupe Community Center
Bai B'rith
St. Gerard'’s
el Battlers
Jack Toler
San Antonio Junior College
Newsboys Club
MCA
Twin Bit
Joop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marold Scherwitz
Alitor
San!Antonio
Prisivize
Police Department
Sam Breadon
St. the House
Wirenhato
Dodger
Il Mirgt
Jedd Whrephalo
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
San Marcos Aaf
Ramblers
Denham
Meador
Dawson
Simmang
Theis
Chapman
Brown
Boleams
Sam
Laskin
Cor
Iwrestling
Nigipal Auditoriul
King Kong
Juan Wome
Enannel
Ranry
TNL
Asteiy Vie
Elias Rasha
Audadit
City Golf
Liebold Fuss
Bramham
Mexico
Mnenticas
Tampico
Puebla
Torrean
Nuevo Garedo
Bove
Wills Mid Chonen
Ne Naw
Avers
Mathix
Fortune
City Basket Ball League
Jeagiers
Callenly
REDS
Durrett
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Elmer
Red" Durrett
Royals
W. Commerce St
Goliad St
Guadalupe St
General Motors Accepttance Corporation
Motors Insurance Corporation
General Exchange Insurance, Corporation
Ormsby Chevrolet Co
Garfield