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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1930
Page
47
Loying Max Janieta High School of Sau Antonio ativider's bad kick led to a late turnover and a 7 to 0 rally. Marladale kicked the extra point as Laredo blocked attempts. The march of the Mesere and Tyora near the end produced no score, with the Indians advancing to the goal line but unable to finish.
A heated crowd at a city high school track meet escalates as a coach leaps onto the field in a show of emotion. Officers intervene after a student-turned-heckler is restrained. a knife is found in his coat, highlighting tensions during a tense mile race finale.
A major grid clash set for Dallas, featuring Wiley Wildeate and the Prairie View Panthers from Texas State College for Negroes. The Wildcats seek a landmark win, while Miselene and Texas teams chase prestige in a storied conference, with Tusl rear Miselene and Wisconsin in top form.
Readable notes describe a crowded Monday program with multiple claiming races and a high purse. Entries list many horses with abbreviated names and uncertain spellings, including Beamer, Outlier, Jeanne B, Deby Bootes, Morg Poser, and more. Several races feature claiming conditions and assorted weights, with a focus on turf and dirt routes and a heavy betting slate across four races.
Unclear OCR style list references Latonia entries for Monday racing. Names such as Milesen Erin 145 and tracks like Track furlansx appear, with multiple horse and odds style notations, numbers and stray phrases. The readable fragments suggest a racing card with horse names, weights, and betting figures but many garbled terms.
In a Texas district clash Mead High School topped Lytle High 4 to 0 as fullback Taylor of Mead delivered the decisive run while Rickert added four of five attempts for extra points.
A stained Latonia page shows chaotic results with multiple horses, times, and odd names. Entries like Catmont 46.99 and various runners such as Nimble Jack and Alabyas appear. The fragmentary report mixes times, weights, and placements, offering a glimpse of a crowded card without clear final results.
The Hawthorne racing column lists multiple events with times and placements. Notable entries include Temmatey at 448, Stanfordh 1.38, and De Atenander with 21-04. The fourth race shows a prize pool of 3599 with top finishes by Mandela and Dandy among others.
Abilene Christian and San Marcos high schools battled to a 6–6 tie as Sayers and Pippin scored for their teams. Abilene used strong punting and defense to keep the game close, while Wortham and Han Marcos players stood out on defense and special teams.
Yale defeats Brown 21 to 0 in the Brown Bear Stadium contest. Abbie Bonth coordinated signals for Yale while quarterback Nrynoninus led the offense with key plays. Yale capitalized on fumbles and long drives to secure a decisive victory.
In Kansas City October 1 the Kansas Jayhawks crushed the Kansas State Aggies 14 to 0. One man show Jin Haieeh starred as the Jayhawks’ offense rolled, Elser kicked the extra points, Limsey returned a kickoff for a 95 yard TD, while Dauseh snapped the ball for a second score. Notable attendees included Vice President Charles Curtis and Gov. Claie Reed among others at Pembing.
Dan Navarro, a rising Mexican promoter, eyes a clash with Champ Clark an 18 year old heavyweight as Warren’s weekly bout at Beethoven Hall in HoGO nears. Navarre seeks a victory streak against Dillon and targets a future big fight with Clark amid shifting lineup and training notes.
Ten golfers remain in the Longhorn Amusement Park marathon challenge after midrace eliminations at the Conetpela road and Mitchell street intersection. Irene TH withdraws citing pain and fatigue while Jack Meser quits after fatigue from endurance rounds. The field halves to ten as leaders push toward a week near Darloch with a strong crowd watching the action.
Georgetown Texas October 18 K Ve Rivlin a former Main Center star who once played for Main Avenue High School and San Antonio grid squads. He starred for St Edward's as they battled St Edwards but the Southwestern Viralee game ended 20 to 10 in favor of the home team.
An Austin delegation met with Interscholastic League officials to prevent suspension of their high school over alleged misconduct by a football player. Athletic director Rey Biendernon said action was contemplated but Spur would get notice for a defense, while Henderson declined to discuss the expected ineligibility charge.
New York defeated Missouri 38 to 0 before about 15,000 spectators at Yankee Stadium. Violet backfield starred, with Little Taigiuay scoring three times and the defense holding strong throughout.
St Marys U fell behind early as Newnan and Baptist defenders stifled the attack. Manny recovered a Baptist fumble but two completions were stopped by Davis, Tinckout interceptions disrupted the Rattlers, and Duchanan punt pinned the Baptists deep. Neumann botched a safety attempt as the clock wound down. Final score: Baptists 20, Rattlers 0.
In a low scoring clash at Houston, Rice B Team defeated the Hogs as Jack Meagher led the Owl defeat while Tale and Heren, amid penalties, stood out in a game marked by turnovers. The Kingstonville squad, fueled by Tale, built a string of points despite strong TIAA opposition.
Demetroff against Vadalfi is set for next Thursday night at 6 30 in a three fall main event after a post wreathing raid. Orente Vitali and Stellan Hem are among the listed participants with Pedra Cas roli noted in the Victoria Fork Sam Houston meet.
Texas upset Oklahoma with a 3-0 victory at Kyle Field as CLG led the Horned Frogs through a tight defensive game. Atkins booted the deciding field goal after a 48 yard drive with key contributions from Ledrointing and Minton. Both teams produced small scoring threats in a tense, low scoring clash before about 1,000 fans.
Texas rallies in the fourth quarter to defeat Oklahoma 17 to 7 at the new Fair Park Stadium in Dallas. A crowd near 25,000 watched as drives culminated with a Roy pass and a failed conversion, followed by a Texas TD set by Blountow and a late kickoff.
Southwest Conference standings and Saturday results show T. Gul and Nespelen of Arkansas, Rico 2, G 44, Baylor df Meg Texan OU 23, Oklahoma 1 non-conference.
In a rugged conference matchup, Oklahoma drives to its 26 yard line before Emerson intercepts, setting Texas up on the 26 yard line. On the ensuing play Stafford races for a long TD, Perkins adds a goal, and the final score hits 77 with Texas sealing the win as Stafford and biking lead the ball lugging. Warren shines with all-round work for Oklahoma.
Gloucester boat Glou cester course sets record time as Aine dawk of wind drives the Gloucester fleet to a victory over Canadian rivals. Thades Linton's trophy and $2000 prize awarded. Blue Noxe suffers first season defeat under Captain Charlie Dokneon.
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