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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1933

Page

17

Twentyeth dog show opens here Saturday

The San Antonio Kennel Club hosts the twentieth all breed dog show at 517 West Houston Street with a downtown parade of trained dogs at 11 AM Saturday and judging at 2 PM featuring many breeds. The schedule lists Canfield of Santa Monica judging groups including Chihuahuas, Pekingese, Dachshunds, Pointers and more, with show winners announced Sunday in The Light. Entries close midnight Thursday.

San Antonio Soqatown G.A Canfield Santa Monica Calif

Students Walk Out Over Football Eligibility Ruling

More than 200 Ligonier High School students marched last night to protest the bar of three players Charles Brown Nick Woehina and Robert Frank from the football team for poor grades. Principal R B Connelley said the ruling applied to eligible players and sparked a noon picket and walkout from classes.

Stara Grienslurg Ort Ligonier ‘High School Fuliow R. B. Connelley Charles’ Brown Nick Woehina Robert Frank

Brownwood High Set to Face Breckenridge in Eastland Belt Clash

Brownwood high school, after a notable upset over Cisco, travels to Breckenridge for a Friday battle. The Buckaroos, once stronger, are still viewed tougher by opponents. Also on Friday, Eastland hosts a Belt contest with Ranger, the 1832 champion, penciled in as a key rival.

Brownwood VE

Sleepwalker Falls Season Ends Amid Player Shortage

Waynesburg, Pa reports UCt W-vP football coaches fear reserves will cripple the team with only three fall squads available. A star athlete broke a leg in a second story fall, severing an artery and sidelining him for the season. Only ten players remain.

Waynesburg Uct Morris Township Beraune Haul Hompson

Bowlers Merchants No 1 League Thriller Leads Close Night

In a tight night of tenpin action Merchants No 1 tops the table with a near whitewash over Clothiers as Marlins fall by 25 pins in a high scoring set. Lionesses, Kelly Aces, and Gophers post strong showings led by multiple 800-series and top individual totals, while Fletcher insurers and Grocers also post edged wins in a bustling league schedule.

Lionesses Bie Rulnarz Snd Tneureca Vernant Oichard Lady Stara Wyall Gosling Simon Kelly Aces Dairylant Creamery Lacs Handy-Andy A. L. Taylor McClanahan Martin Reloré Phil Ioe Alban Mitehe

Picking Friday football clash sparks fan dilemma

Two top high school games on Friday vie for attention. Tech-Haglandalas at Tech Field or Brackenridge-Kerrville at Eagle Field split local interest as district 12 races heat up. Kerrville visits with a strong record while Harlandale seeks to rebound under coach Martin.

Tech Olmude Kellam Brackenridge Eagle Kerrville Prairie Lea Mutes of Austin Fredericksburg Bill Keeling Antlers Eaplee Etroad Harlandale Martin Dixon Landale Lyo Wildman Haseen Indians Wright Riley Earl English Buffs Raymond Garyer Helfteck Schreiner Sez Antonio Harry Hamilton Thomas Jefferson Mustangs Roto Temple Temmt Jooks Mustangs Eagles Westmoorland Hamilton Dletzel Blecardy Hubener Mitchell Blunt Lewis Hartersberger Maverick Tripp la Moutvur Witt Carbo Imperias Hare English Monaco Reeves Surtees Sullivan Abe Peters Kentey Bauer Chambers Thomas Edison Edison Field Dov Ward Edison Gale Nelson Quarterbark Instituto Lanier Stockdale van Deel Stadium Centre T. MI. I Peacock Jefferson Ale Jefferson Field Jarvis Jonis Theondogan Att Montgomery

Yankees Satisfied With Joe McCarthy

New York owner Col Ruppert says Joe McCarthy will remain Yankees manager for at least two more seasons with Babe Ruth not yet considered for a future contract change. Ruppert notes Ruth may become a manager but will not interfere with his playing career.

Yankees Joe McCarthy New York Babe Ruth New York Yankees Iseah Ruppert Ruth Ruppert Babe

Friday Games shuffle across Texas and beyond

A jumble of college and high school schedules appears with numerous matchups listed across Texas and nearby states. Teams such as Edison, Kerrville, Temple, Sam Marcos, and Texas Tech figure in varied venues and times, including afternoon and nighttime games, with many entries showing uncertain or garbled text.

Alamo Hetynis Laredo Cnbwat T. Ab Edison Kerrville Bago Tech Tech Lal 'Thames Temple Encock Jefferson & Lenn Tofferson Field Texas Frosimen Bay Ariti Lal Rittery Port Sem Houston Amarilla Aimariio Daniel Baker St. Edward's Brownwood Benton Teachers Va Avalin John Tarleton Slenhenvile Louisiana Normal Lon Morrla Natchitoches Fon Orvekan Tech Ech Talech Va Tidulsians Tech Lubbock Ada Caliturnia Tech Qeestental Pasadeng Cape Girardo Maryville E Ya Order Falls Cedar Rapide Cornell Colleen Monmouth Nauae Vernon Danville Terret Hénte Baylow Pinlay Dayton Drake Grinnell Des Moinen Duanrane Detvoit Piabareh

Cochrane denies managing Detroit Tigers in 1944

Mickel Cochrane, enterier for the Philadelphia Athletics, denied reports he signed to manage the Detroit Tigers in 1944 replacing Hicky Harris who resigned. He said he visited Detroit but it was not for baseball business and no Rae Delrath official approached him. Connie Mack also referenced the rumor stating the star catcher would manage the Tigers next year.

Federalsburg Mickel Cochrane Philadelphia Athletics Detroit Tigers Hicky Harris Detroit Rae Delrath Philadelphia Mickey Cochrane Athletics Connie Mack Delwit Bankstop Tigers

Vet Will Diagnose Pillow Flight Case

In Lexington on October 19 a famed Australian horse known as Pillow Fight, now in California, will be diagnosed by Dr Fraser A Smith, a noted Lexington veterinarian, who plans to depart for the West Friday after noting the horse’s unusual habit of pinning out. The horse’s behavior puzzles veterinarians and California horse experts. The case concerns potential pain in the feet or legs but no clear injury is found in the horse. Local and regional observers await medical findings from the West.

Lexington California Fraser A. Smith West Cranch

Primo Carnera Uzcudun Fight Sells Out Rome

Rome Oct 19 A one round bout between Primo Carnera world heavyweight champion and Paolino Uzcudun was predicted for Sunday. A 20 000 strong Blackshirts contingent from Florence reserved a block in the 42 000 seat stadium with 20 000 more possible in standing areas. Special trains from across Italy and Spain will bring fans to Rome. The main stand is sold out though tickets went on sale this week. Prices start at about $1. Italian experts stress Uzcudun's known ability to take punishment while predicting Carnera will win decisively.

Rome Primo Carnera Paolino Uzcudun Florence Eboit Italy Spal Tome Itajan Shampion

Missions Invite All Star Players to Laredo Implied Baseball Series

The San Antonio Missions plan a two game series in Laredo featuring Texas Inaguas champions and several local stars. Ed Walsh Jr. and Sackdnatn are slated to pitch for the All-Stars while Chee-Chee Perez and others impressed last Sunday. The Stars dominated a doubleheader at Van Daele Stadium 11-1 and 9-8 led by Purdy English and Flaskemper with strong hitting.

Eng Smoday Stars Purdy English Galveston Flaskemper Dallas

St Theresa’s Meets to Discuss Season Ending Plans

St Theresa's Athletic Club will meet Friday night in the church basement to finalize the coring season. President Edmond Fragoso announced the club plans to join the Parish Basketball league.

ST. Theresa'’S St. Theresa's Athletic Clan Edmond Fragoso

Nichols Settles Suit for 2250 in Purcell Oklahoma

A $20,000 damage suit filed against Hugh Nichols of Mexia Texas over an accident that killed an 85-year-old girl was dismissed as settled. Attorneys said the settlement provides $2250 to Hob Alien, the father of the child, with Nichols not contesting the case.

Injury ends career of JJ at TCU football

A Texas Christian University reserve left end was advised by doctors and officials that continuing to play could be dangerous after a sacral injury near the tailbone. Doctors expect about 35 weeks of possible recovery, ending his football season.

Port Worth Jeckr Texas Christian Universalty

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