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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1930
Page
23
A fragment discusses pacing and practice devices to improve a skill, referencing a method of back and forth adjustment and a monograph by Mr. Horton. It mentions sending a self addressed stamped envelope for information.
Hospital notes out of Houston report Hassell and Rice Crider injured during a game at the University of Vamps Déro. Ta Daseeth of Edinburg and Martucklo with others listed as responsible for the incident. Return of Herrman Conklin of Amarille and Percy Work of Houston improves lineup. Buck Aa influenza illness noted.
Coach Harry Hamilton opens his Y M C A basketball coaching school, expecting over fifty men to report. He will coach triangles on Thursday nights, recalling runners-up from the T A A Fenge tourney. Returning lettermen Cholly Ellen, Reyna LB, Jabory, Wheeler, Barnhoft, Tarte, and Ayright will join the program along with Tammy Mulchavier and other local athletes from Main Avenue.
New Haven Conn October 24 a report says Booth was bruised in the Yale-Arms game. Doubt lingers whether he will be ready for a Harvard meeting. Dartmouth is also mentioned as a possible opponent depending on Booth’s condition.
A garbled military golf notice from Lieut J M S Turner at Crooks field details a forthcoming group event called the Attack Group with Crockett and other names. A separate call for cagers announces a basketball league start at Umbera Sporting Goods at 8 pm Wednesday, inviting entrants with a 20 entry limit.
Old job at Madison Square Garden, once held by Tex Rickard, is reportedly open after Bruen's resignation. Rumors swirl about succession with Col. John A Hammond and others named. Garden president to fill role.
A scrambled report notes Doc Lowells Class A football tied with Dink Hass Hawthorne in a Junior High game. Moraga and Horwits excelled on offense and line. Kor Salinas and Schimgoff stood out in defense. Upcoming matchups may decide the district title and city final berth.
Postgame chatter centers on Albie Booth of Yale waking in hospital after a hard tackle by Army players. Reporters discuss whether Booth faked injury, Army defense, and the controversy over alleged misconduct during the game.
Pro promoter Jack Shelton headlines a Monday night show at Beethoven Hall with Garcia dominating Hooper for a clear decision. The bout featured fierce back and forth exchanges as Garcia withstood Hooper's early aggression and rallied in rounds five and six to secure the win amid a crowded card including Young, Barrera, and Garcia’s fellow contenders.
City beautification program launched this week by the Izaak Walton League aims to remove dead trees boards and other eyesores marring the town. David O Johnson head of the Trask Walton League announced efforts to clean up abandoned properties fueling district effort and a bureau will register residents seeking work. A daily wage of 1.60 and at least half a day of work will be provided with other civic groups aiding household cleanup near premises and along lanes this winter.
Kenneth Wimer, president of the Wimer-Michardson Co now under a receiver, faces four indictments charging swindling embezzlement and bad faith by bailee. Trial set in Ninety-fourth District Court for December 1 after a postponement caused by a crowded docket. clerk Praug C. Rachnr announced the date.
Maria Gonzales charged with possession of liquor was remanded to jail in default of a $200 bond after appearing before United States Commissioner Paul A Lockhart. Testimony described prior leniency after a raid found 8000 pints of beer and 25 gallons of whiskey, with details of a 4 month old baby.
The Pittsburgh national league baseball team will have ENS at the helm for the 1931 season. The announcement confirms a new managerial direction after prior changes and reflects continuity with the club’s recent leadership.
Friday night wrestling at Beethoven hall was held with one fall bouts. Little Rock's Jon Hor nardi faced Nichole in a main event for the heavyweight title, while Ayelone Pox and May Reynate prepared for a one fall match. Weight questions lingered as Bernardi trains for a heavier weight and promoter Unomonds plans a Decihoven show amid exposition venue negotiations.
Naples bursts with a huge welcome for Italian heavyweight Primo Carnera returning from the United States. He plans to fight Beouillon in Milan on December 4 and expects to win the world title. Measures indicate Carnera’s move signals a strong comeback.
Ruth Chatterton’s next picture titled New Morals faces upheaval as executives and writers contest the label and leads. Donal Ogden Stewart will adapt. John Scommmll to direct abroad for two weeks, delaying production. Hollywood scene reveals poll of scripts and star power with Warner and Warner outlets courting original stories.
The Interior Department will open public land under homestead and desert land laws to entry over the next five months. More than 200,000 acres will be affected as western districts prepare for access.
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