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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1932
Page
4
Lee, a bronzed Orange youth, won the Texas Junior fall championship at Willow Springs by beating Don Schumacher of Dallas 2 and 1 in a 36 hole final. The final featured a dramatic comeback and a nerve driven finish as Lee secured his first Light title after a long trek to the course.
In DOVEN England on September 10 Nat Thamies Zibelmann, an American swimmer with leg impairment, attempted an operation to the Hispian Soera iat at 14 p.m. yesterday. The report notes the effort and outcome as a failure.
Summit New Jersey September 10 INS A Mickey Walker Man Schineliie fight scheduled in New York was delayed a week because of a recently lanced ball on Walker s left forearm not responding to treatment Jimmy Johnston of Madison jaatere Garten and a New York doctor arrived to examine Walker and confer with manager Jack Keats on possible postponement
New York Sept 10 The Babe Ruth who was recalled for medical tests says he is ready to play in the World Series once the doctors allow it his wife Mrs Ruth insists on three days of rest. The Yankees slugger expects to be in shape soon despite the appendicitis scare.
Ray Stecker, known as a backfield star for the West Point team, is noted in an item from Randolph. The report mentions his past performances against Navy and other strong teams and states Stecker's duty starts October 1 after graduation, with potential plans for life after service.
Washington Senators surge with twenty wins in 24 games, closing to a game and a half on the Philadelphia Athletics. Yankees and Cubs win, boosting pace toward majors titles. Fred Marke and Alvin Chandler lead a strong stretch as Washington eyes second place and a potential climb in the pennant race.
Beaumont report from September 18 notes San Antonio Indians eliminated from top spot after a 5 4 loss to Houston Friday. Galveston path for a second title kept open as postponements stack and the series resumes with a doubleheader. Judd hurled for Galveston in a separate win. Balere and Peel provided key hits as the Bulls tilt for the championship continues.
Four girls from the East and Midwest advance to the doubles final of the national girls tennis championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Notables include Millicent Mirach of New York and Helen Fulton of Chicago with partner Ehenveldyke from St. Paul, while Helen Jones and Joanna Ay Benning reach the same round with Miss Pilton in the other half of the draw.
The final rounds at Willow Springs produced notable wins. Jack Let of Orange topped Don Behumacher of Dallas in six holes. Lonnie Weinland of San Antonio edged John D. Howard 1 up after 19 holes. Al St. Jobo of San Antonio defeated Walter Benson of Austin 7 0. Cleveland Acocks of San Antonio beat Frank Epit an of College Station 3 2. Jess Brazell of San Antonio defeated W ed Molland 2. Ching Perez of San Antonio defeated Billy Sloecker of Bran navol 5 3. Non qualifiers Marshall Tirece of San Antonio and Steve Smith of San Antonio also noted.
Sept 10 Tulsa edge ends in brawl as Wile and Tyfo exchange blows amid a 7 to 6 score. Oklahoma City and Tulsa players surged onto the field after Tirkofer hit Boytes with a pitch, then Birkofer rushed home, referee break up. Deciding game set for tonight.
The Gloucester sailing champion Gerimute L. Thee band returned to port damaged after a fierce storm drove one crewman overboard and caused the schooner to be shed ashore near Cape. Captain Abbott struggled to maintain control as the vessel was forcibly driven toward shore.
New York reports a range of batting feats with Jimmie Foxx and Babe Ruth delivering standout power. Foxx joins the 60 homer club, Ruth reaches 11th season with 60 plus, while Foul Waner nears the National League record with four doubles. Pitching notes cover Warnecke’s two wins and Yankees' Allen and Gams earning one win each.
The Gisteers, led by manager Happ Morse, narrowed the pennant gap by beating Tyler 6 to 6 to move within three games of Beaumont in the second half chase. Dallas hurlers and batters sparked a late surge, Zeke Bonura homering to tie the game in the eighth, with James delivering the winning run in the twelfth. A playoff schedule across Dallas and Beaumont is set with 20 man rosters and umpires Ziggy Sears and Steve Buell chosen for Dixie series service.
In an Army League game Friday afternoon Second Field Artillery Caissons trumped the Twenty third Infantry Doughboys 11 to 8. Polly Humber allowed seven hits and six runs in the sixth inning as the rally sealed the win. Box score and player details follow with both sides trading offense and defensive miscues in a tense championship tilt.
The Western Intercollegiate Association allows member schools to decide individually if radio broadcasts of their games should occur. The ban, once deemed essential for gate receipts, has been lifted amid widespread criticism from supporters worried about attendance and coverage.
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Fragmentary OCR text reports fight results with a crowd of garbled names and places. Unable to parse clear competitors, scores, or outcomes due to extensive transcription errors.
A garbled OCR page from a Texas box score section shows scattered names, teams, locations, and dates. It references games involving Abanmust Beaumont ABHO Holly Renton and numerous players, plus a disrupted note about a football schedule shift from November 12 to November 25 and an Armistice-related change.
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