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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
13
An advice feature for women on how to watch football, attributed to Dick Wyland, urging readers to study players and numbers and follow the line play to better appreciate the game. The piece notes the rough aspects of football culture and suggests practical viewing tips for the stadium experience.
An editorial in the Pennsylvanian argues that weakening training housing and de-emphasized football hurt the University of Pennsylvania team. It claims the lack of proper athletic facilities led players to frater nity dorms, reducing season readiness and last-minute stamina, citing a recent loss to Dartmouth.
Wright wins three Arlington Downs races on day five of the 21 day meet, guiding Try in the second Victoria m to labor and Secluded to second in the opener. Under AAA Baroni stable contract, he also secures second as record times are set for the track with Luxery and Blondella matching marks in late races.
New York origin Oct 25. In this wrap of college football outlooks, Barkers notes big conference games will reshape standings. Key Big Ten clashes, Nebraska’s pursuit, and Southern, Pacific Coast, and Southeastern matchups loom as contenders seek clarity in early season races.
Weatherford college Coyotes and Ranger junior college will clash Thursday night in Weatherford in the only round of the week. The game marks the start of nonconference play with Weatherford and Ranger. Other schedule notes list Tangential events in nearby towns and a boxing bout in Venice with Dr Prem praised for victory.
The article argues racing bodies can end horse doping within 96 hours by instituting strict drug-testing methods, contending track owners tolerate narcotic use for profit. It notes 8,000 North American racehorses, with 2,000 in Canada and 6,000 in the U.S., and lists states permitting betting on machines, highlighting systemic incentives to keep doped horses racing. It calls for investigators to seize syringes and prove drug use, threatening life bans and entry refusals for trainers and owners. Major tracks’ control by wealthy interests is cited as a barrier, with implications for smaller tracks’ viability if doped horses are banned.
A scattered recap lists multiple bouts with varied outcomes. Entries note referees countouts, technical knockouts, and decisions across venues like New Orleans Seattle and Portland. Names such as Tony TF Bon Jose Cathy Welched and Frankin Tarinella appear amid unclear fragments.
Gior vanni Marling brings crowd to applause as Signor Martinelli opens the Southwest Texas Music association evening with Meyerbeer and Berlioz, later delivering Tosca and Celeste Aida to a responsive audience. pianist Emilio Roxas accompanies on Grieg, Satie, and Chopin. A later item notes plans for a statewide Maccabiad and a debate over anti doping in horse racing highlighting ethical concerns and enforcement challenges.
Hollywood chatter centers on Barrymore filming bears in an Alins-Voueuure setup as he finishes current projects. Reports cover Miss Broderick in Marilyn Miller’s show and Polly Moran’s marriage leading to shifts in future roles. Palm Springs sightings include Barbara Bly and Duke Gallagher, with industry figures like Arlen and Roach spotted at social events.
Fragmented OCR reports sporadic track results from a national meet listing athletes and scores. Names, places, and numbers appear jumbled, with several entries partially readable yet many fragments unusable. The item overall reads like a chaotic results ledger rather than a coherent summary.
Robstown and Alice met on Friday in a coastal league game at Robstown arena. The Alice Coyotes defeated Robstawi Potton Pickers with a late surge, marking a third consecutive win for the visitors.
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