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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1933
Page
13
The fragmented 19th century style list mentions American League games and venues in Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Washington New York and Chicago. It references standings and players with scattered names and dates, indicating a pregame tour through major cities and teams.
San Antonio Tech football coach Wrigid Riley scrapped Elmen dorf team plans after eligibility rules found captain Ed Elmendorf ineligible. Elmendorf attended Harlandsle High in 1984 for a semester, weighing 180 pounds, affecting his status and the Titans or Buff aloes nickname debate for the season.
A bird owned by TG Marsh won the hardest race of the current young bird season, a 400 mile event. Ninety entries started, only a few finished before dark. The final rate will be flown from Pryor, Oklahoma, 500 miles distant, next Sunday. Sunday's results list the top finishers and participating individuals.
The Academe Football league awards a trophy donated by Lropiy Polenernick's Fac to any league team. Winners have claimed the prize three times. Member schools include St An thony's College, Texas Military Institute, Central Gulhiglig High School, and Peauick Military readeny.
Kri Juanes Weaver a 240 pound right handed pitcher for Newark has been purchased by St Louis Browda Weaver formerly owned by the New York Yankees and has won 34 yard top 1 for Newark this year.
The Texas Eagles of Houston rallied for four runs in the seventh to defeat the Dr. Pepper of Dallas 5 to 2, clinching the state amateur baseball championship for the third straight season. Johnny Lewis pitched effectively, allowing three hits and one earned run. Gilder Neel led the offense with three safeties and three RBIs.
The bowling tournament at Oak Grove sees defending champion Nixon’s team deliver a late surge as 226 would have stood, but rivals from Nexun and Turney alleys threaten the crown. Captains Pxt Tous EA Ole and Reeben Schacter lead the field in a tense Sunday contest with high scores and strong showings by local league members.
The first championship at the Mountain Baseball league goes to Jim Alley and Alan Mo Heights Fivemen. They finished first by beating Kerrville 9 to 3 at Uke Helells diamond. A playoff plan is likely for Kerrville or Gaun fort, while Bow tied for second and a draft is planned next Sunday. Veiled threats about thefts shade the season end. Feillle and Riley Harris led the attack Sunday. Kerrville’s Nealon held McNair.
Hank Emily dominates the first annual Railway Employees tennis event at Highland Park courts winning the singles 6 1 6 0 over Amos Trckle. Trckle and Stewart Johnson take doubles after Art Tenkle and A O Cross default. Johnston and Tinkle led the first set before delays ended play.
Frankie Tisch collected ton Gils Sunday, and failed Himself among brg five Haya Tenwees who, the colearest are ton Allis safe bingles during their major league careers. Al 'prams, statistical expert, report ed the Tisch has made 3501 hits in 782 times at bat in 13 years of Way In the other care it, "Che allay nur who have extended his mark 'to Babe Auish, Sam Tice, rabbit Maraivill and Rogers Tornsby, Ty Cobb battle the Alletine record with he 2.
Army and Atlantic polo teams closed a series with a drawn game at an army post. Players from Artillery and other units competed, with several riders noted and a focus on the Grand Prix de Mevn context and international contenders.
Houston coverage reports hard workouts as Texas, SMU, Rice, Baylor, Arkansas, TCU, and Texas Christian prepare for a rugged three month grind. Coaches Morrison Meagher Schmude and Littlefield assess young rosters, with key injuries at Rice and expected standout players shaping early hopes for a championship race.
Chicago September reveals final unofficial averages with Frank Sigafoos of Indianapolis leading batting at .340 after defeating St Paul’s Radeaut by six points in the race. He sits atop the league batting chart as Heise of Columbus trails, while Pat Dean's string of losses and other Western records are noted in this compact sports digest.
A fragmented report from Medina Lake on a Sunday details fishing activity and a near catch. Names appear jumbled, but mentions a woman observer and several individuals including Franklin and McDonald. The text notes a bream caught on a line and a fish hooked near the surface, amid unclear dialogue and actions.
Both boxers completed grueling training as fans expect a sale exceeding 150000 dollars for the lightweight championship clash at the Polo Grounds. Tony Canzoneri and Benny Ross, in top condition after intensive camps in New Jersey and Chicago, vow a fast, hard-hitting fifteen rounds with Ross aiming to prove himself in his first major pro bout in New York since his Lake Swannot camp.
Ruff-Mond returns Friday in Beethoven arena as he faces Beatmont in a semi final. Promoter Coffman works to land Dude Chick and Frank Malcewicz for the headliner. Goffin eyes a slot to boost the show while U.S. hockey teams report a Denmark win in Copenhagen.
The Carnial Cleaners tangled with FEI Fenix Butchers at Luny Slope field. Agwlur Villa each harvested two hits as Cleaners pitchers yielded a handful of safe hits while several players contributed in a high tempo, error prone inning sequence amid a windy afternoon.
In Aurora Illinois a local grid clash saw the Chicago Cardinals overpower an Aurora eleven in a non league warm up. The visitors opened strong with multiple touchdowns while Aurora fought back with bursts of offense but the Cardinals maintained the lead through the game.
Frederick J. Perry, the British rising ace, wins the national title at Forest Hills over Jack Crawford of Australia in a five set final. The match featured brilliant rallies, Perry’s late surge, and the first foreign final since 1926. Crawford’s late lead faded as Perry dominated the fourth set to clinch the championship.
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