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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1931
Page
11
Abilene surged to lead the TLAA race in the West as North Texas and other teams tangled on a muddy field. The report details Abilene’s conference play, standings shifts, and upcoming homecoming context while noting tough battles against Western rivals and scheduled games across the division.
Mr. Rigdex and Mr. Kinger hunted for deer and provisions while Miss Deer’s party joined. They found game and supplies in the hunting camp of Mr. Hienes and Mr. Rizner.
President Hoover sent telegram condolence to Lou Comiskey on the death of his father Charles A. Comiskey. The note praises the Comiskey family for integrity in baseball and sportsmanship and expresses deepest sympathy from Hoover and the nation.
San Benito Greyhounds sharpen for a key clash with Weslaco after a close loss to Robstown. Clana Is and Weslaco hold top positions as the race to the Class Th district title tightens with upcoming games and tied records.
Chicago boxing scene shaken as Primo Carnera faces cancellation for a planned November round match with King Levinsky. Officials cite bidding contracts and Italy restrictions while promoters seek a resolvable scheduling decision amid regulatory refusals.
A revised polo schedule for San Antonio notes no games Wednesday due to Army football in Fort Sam Houston. Competition resumes Thursday at Harward Field and Fort Sam Houston Blues play. Friday features Fort Sam Houston and San Antonio at Brackenridge Field with Brackenridge tied Sunday afternoon. A charity game is planned for Miller Field and a Texas four is listed.
In an 11th inning rally Moglia Grocer Nine defeated Arache Indiana at Say Peileer Park Kepre Indiana. The box shows key players: Cartenan, Delian, Cerenes, Cardenas and Beltran contributing. Final score details and per-inning breakdown are partially legible with many OCR errors.
The LA Gorge Open Golf Tourney was abandoned amid confusion on September 22. Organizers cited unclear conditions and safety concerns while officials prepared updates for players and spectators.
Southern Methodist faces Texas in a key Southwest Conference showdown after a tough week of practice. Coach Morrison motivates players with a blunt push to win and avenge last year’s 28 to 7 defeat. Injuries loom as Foster Howell misses time and Alfred Neetes braces for a limited role, while Arkansas and Baylor prepare for non conference games this Saturday.
A fly championship amateur golf event is planned for Sunday night at the municipal practice driving course in Uline basin. Noted local players join the field with a leather golf bag awarded to the first prize winner.
Fragmented report notes Remurdman and Salo backfield coach roles and the return of players to professional football. Details are unclear but reference to New York and ongoing league activities suggest adjustments in coaching and player assignments amid tentative schedules.
Al Brown, Panama-born fighter known as a recent front runner, defends his status against Gene Huat in a 16 round bout at the forum in Quebec tonight. The undercard features Arthur Girane vs Bethy Leitham of Montreal for a Canadian bantam title.
Morgan triumphs in another professional golf tournament as he tops a field of top golfers at the park course. Finishing with a strong score, he leads Jimmy Morgan and others, securing the top prize and continuing a streak of success on the tour.
Neb Gel 27 year old mentor indicates he will not attend the western foul during Hast-Weat charity game buildup in San Francisco. The university authority will review the appeal before official acceptance. Practice details and venue at San Medea Park are noted with local fan interest centered on the event.
The Navy air program on WOAL and the National network schedules a radio event Tuesday evening featuring the Akron commissioning coverage from Snakehurst, remarks by Admiral Moffett and Secretary of the Navy Daniels, with Ware and Royndahl among speakers. Music by Phillip Sons Orchestra and Moe Nethery harp program, plus other broadcasts on WOY and KTSA channels.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names, times, venues, and programs across a long day. Amid scattered items are references to ships, bands, weather, and community notices with many unreadable portions. The readable bits suggest a busy program, but specifics are too garbled to detail.
A new girls basketball league opens with a meeting Monday night at the News Sports editor's office. Organizers include St John’s Gatherers, Highland Vats, and local coaches, planning teams and schedules for a Commercial Season. Matches and practice nights are set, with arrangements overseen by Mary, president, and local coaches from Camp Neerogte and St Anthons. Next Friday a football program and related events are also slated.
Ruth Cross author of The Big Road and other titles will greet patrons at Joske’s in person. She will shake hands chat and autograph copies. Meet Ruth Cross from 3 to 5 p m tomorrow at Joske’s.
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