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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1936

Page

9

Second games on in Texas loop series

Two Texas and two Oklahoma teams in the Texas league set to resume semi final dates Thursday night in the Shaughnessy playoff cenes for the Joop title and Dixie championship. Second games planned tonight in Houston, Dallas and Oklahoma City. Tulsa and Dallas lead one up in best-of-five series as weather delayed Benedwleck games.

Associated Press Texas Oklahoma Texas League Shaughnessy Joop Southern Association Houstons Twisa Dalas Oklahoma City Tulsa Dallas Benedwleck Bouthpaws Tul Houston Herb Moore Tulse George Milstead Indians Ralph Buxton Curt Pullerson Teaguer Gerres Fridsy

Brewers Blank Indians in Opening Series Victory

Milwaukee Brewers blanked the Cleveland Indians 2 to 0 in the first game of the American Association playoff series at Luau d's field with Luad's home run and Rudy York on base in the sixth. Luke Hamlin held the Indians to five hits as Milwaukee surged toward the little world series.

Olwaueer Milwaukee Brewers Het Luad Rudy York Brewers Indiahepelis Luke Hamlin Indians Logan Tratt and Ridde Hamlin Detare

Amateur Golf Scores in Garden City Championship

Brooklyn player Frank Strataci defeats G Alex Hill of England 2 and 1 as third round matches proceed in the YB Amateur Golf Championship in Garden City New York. Numerous results list players from Port Chester N Y to Dallas Texas with scores reflecting two up three and two and other close finishes.

Goodman and Canprell Survive In Golf Championship

Garden City Sept 17 U S abateuir golf championship action saw Omaha’s Johtiny Goodmill lead after a strong finish in the sixth round by trouncing 18-year-old John Langies of London 5 and 3. Ray Billows and George Voigt advanced in quarter finals with decisive wins, while Scots Campbell and McLean reached later rounds. Riddell staged a dramatic 20 hole victory over Tailer, surviving a tense finish to claim advancement.

Garden City Omaha Johtiny Goodmill U. S John Langies London England Ray Billows Goodman Larry Lloyd Portchester George Voigt New York Russ Math Chicago Voigt Hob Fraser Martin University of Texas David L. Davis Johnny Fischer Cincinnati Gus Moreland Peors Moreland Fischer Campbell Icoland Jack McLean Torvard Mel Heath Jr Boston Hame Clih John F. Riddeiler Riddell Tommy ‘Taller Riddle Jhurmie Tailer Bus Riddle Alford

Thursday Scores Round Five Includes Tight Golf Finishes

Russell Martin of Chifaxo beat David L. Davis of Austin 3 and 2 in fifth round play. Jack McLean from Glasgow defeated Melville F. Heath Jr. of Barton 6 and 4. George Vaieh of New York defeated Robert Fraser of Omaha 4 and 3. Hay Billows from Poushkeepale won over Laurenne Ilavd of Partchester 4 and 2. John Goodman of Omaha defeated John Langtes of Landee Hagland 7 am. Albert Carenbell of Seattle beat William Tellr of Syratuce 3 and 2. Fischer of Cincinnati defeated Gus Moreland of Peoria 4 up. Riddell of Garden City beat Y. Suttern Taller of Locust Yaey one up after 20 holes. SETS 40-METER RECORD in Stockholm where Gunnar Nockert of Finland set a 2000-meter world best in 8:14.8 breaking Henry Nielsen of Denmark's 8:18.4 mark from 1934.

Omaha Rodney Cottart Philadelphia Walter Blevins Kansas City Roger Kelly Beverly’ Hills Call James B. McHale San Gabriel Osli Huvotoy & Moepper Gardeny J. Russell Martin Chicago Willis “Turness Bimsford BRI John Fischer Cincinnati Casmles Evany Gus Moreland Peoria Max Merrche Ridgewood David Te Davis Austin Texas Rober Peacock Rovkenberg Loogley Zoglead Alex Wenazeksie John Lehman Hai S Cis Se Albert Campbell Seattle F. B. Lucas Londo England Dudley Ward Pittsford J.D. Hohnwell Jr Parkerstore W. Fa Ernest Teper Jr San Jose Calif Lewis Johnson Jr Josish Lynch Boston Jay Oole Tunis Okla Miami Fla Max Marston Pailadelphia Henry J. Kowal Hamilton N.Y Robert Freser Charles C Clare Orange Conn George T. Dunlap Washington D. C Sewille Heath Jr Cecil Ewing Point Ste Keland Sustern Tailor Locust Valley Charles Peeka Jenne Lloyd Port Chester Frank Strataci Brooklyn J L. Gasis Tex de Hazel Cork Indianapoli Moreland Tit Francis J. Allan Wgsson Busse Mi Heage Mak Marston Knitsdelphis John “Fischer Wiliam Breault Vernit John Langley Tandael Toba 'E Telian Chicara Pup Willian Holt Ir Syracure Elliz Knowles Rre NOY George Voight New York Wilfred Croseley Dedham Maze Melville F. Heath Jr Beaton George T. Dunlay Jr Albert {Scotty} Campnell Festile Jogenn Lynen Basten Due Up Jack Mel¢an Glazeen Scotland Erazet “Pieper Jr San Joae Hyleg Whitlam Holt Jr Syracuse Russell Martin Chifaxo David L. Davis Jack “McLean Glasgow Borton George Vaieh Robert Fraser Hay Billows Poushkeepale Laurenne Ilavd Partchester John Goodman John Langtes Landee Hagland Albert Scotty Carenbell William Tellr Syratuce Ein Fischer Circinnati Tih Ohn Riddell Garden City Y. Suttern Tommy Taller Stockholm Finland Gunnar Nockert Henry Nielsen Denmark

Unclear Football Tax Suit Tops Georgia Education News

Attorneys argued whether football is a private business or part of the educational program as the Georgia university system fights federal taxes on athletic admissions. Regents seek to keep $4,930 from the 1994 season and another suit seeks $20,148. Georgia Tech and Georgia U officials testified that athletic programs rely on football receipts. federal judge Underwood urged briefs and advisement.

Atlanta University Systems of Georgia Georgia Tech University of Georgia Collnger M. H. Eustace Supreme Earth Euface Jon & Show Jungee Marvin Underwood Marion Smith Dr. & Vi Sanford University Apatem Georgia U Underwood Chowih Court of Appeals

Beavers and Oaks Repeat in Pacific Coast League Action

Oakland defeated San Diego 4 to 1 as Portland hammered Seattle 10 to 0 in last night’s Pacific Coast league play. Oakland heads to San Diego while Portland meets Seattle in a decisive third game of a seven game series. Winners meet next week for a seven game series to decide the pennant. Series results show Seattle 4 Portland 2. Batteries listed: Koupal Osborn J Campbell Wells Spittlers Lis Ka Radonits Brucker for Portland and Hebert Desautels LaRessa Tobin Heshberger for Oakland.

San Francisco Oakland San Diego Portland Seattle Fortland Beavers Koupal Osborn J. Campbell Wells Spittlers

Fort Worth Sept. 17 football notes and preparations

In Fort Worth on Sept. 17 the scene centers on Texas football prep. Tankersler may be able to play after an X ray revealed his wake from an injury in a recent practice. Howard Payne eyes a Friday night opener at Brownwood with final rehearsal and travel plans noted. Rice and Texas A and I focus on opening game at Corpus Christi with Schura le leading defensive emphasis and Gilbreath returning after family illness restores backfield strength.

Fort Worth Pau Tankersler Ma Ler Cece The Froga Brownwood Howard Payne Schurale Coon Houston Corpus Christi Texas A Kingavile Rice Owls Jake Schuehle Honda Frank Cogrell Kitts Lou Herlenberg

Pete Bostwick Realizes Ambition in Polo Match

New York September story profiles Pete Bostwick, heir to Standard Oil, pursuing polo glory with Greentree against Arsen ting at Meadow Brook. The 27 year old rider, once an amateur steeplechase star, embraces polo now and hopes to ride in the Grand National again, weighing his future to remain lean enough for the tat.

Pete Bostwick New York Tommy Ifitehcock Arsenting Meadow Brook George Herbert Pete Bostwick Fele George Bostwick Standard Oil America Case Irwell Aintree Bostwickaid Cestle Irwell

Gladewater Bears Edge Tyler Trojans In Playoff Opener

In Gladewater on September 17, the Bears edged the Tyler Trojans 10 to 0 in the opening game of the Haet Texas league final playoff. Age Van Orsdal limited the Trojans to few blows as Gladewater seized the first game of the series. TheBruin, Bourbwn, Mets and others contributed, with game two expected tonight.

Gladewater Hears Tyler Trojans Texas Age van Orsdal Tro”jans Bears Bruina Ices Bourbwn Mets

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