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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1930
Page
8
The annual championship golf tournament at San Antonio Country Club begins Saturday with a field of 100. Ed Carruth is the defending champion and opens the earning round at 1 o'clock.
Rival teams across San Antonio primed for midweek football opens. Cadet and San Antonio Junior colleges debut new uniforms and lineups at Tengue Park while Brackenridge and Heldenberg squads prepare scrimmages and practice notes. Hamilton cites green squads and transfer questions as teams eye October and Friday night games. Karens City and other local programs also plan tests as the season begins.
Wheat earns a self-finals bid at the Macry Syruong tournament in Brackenridge after a decisive victory over Schriever. Other results include Nelson over Decks, Downend over Sen, and Kennedy beating Howard in round matches. Pairings list Saunderson, Robertson vs Swanson, with several close bouts and multiple keystone matchups noted.
Jess Pfeiffer earns the men’s singles title, the men’s doubles crown with Carvel, and the mixed doubles heat at the San Antonio Country Club city tennis tournament. Pfeiffer advanced past Gilbert Denton and carved wins in the doubles with Brian Jealing, also dominating in mixed doubles with View and Anim I Mue Weichert.
nm veteran line is available but concerns remain about the backfield as Wat St. Mares university prepares to face Be 'Wwentle third infantry at League park next Saturday night. Starting backfield candidates include Neumann at quarterback and Barnhart at fullback, with halfbacks to be decided among Clarke Richards Afennedl Clauser and others. Linemen Nelson redler Rinvotlom Bergman Aurich Christy and Tevipel anchor the line.
Ohio State, under Sam Willimans, rebuilds around sophomores at Memorial Stadium. A new strategy shifts Wes Fesler from end to halfback as the Buckeyes gamble on a wide attack to challenge for the conference title amid a youthful, untested lineup.
Humberto, a tight-footed Mexican heavyweight, seeks an upset over Hughie Nichols, N. Y. A. light heavyweight champion, in the main event setup at Es Position grounds Friday night. Also featured are Jimmy Hesin versus Cat O’Rler, June Caffield and George Toulis in prelims, and other college wrestlers including Baumgarten Wingert and Ehronsberger. The card notes Dallas-bound sophomores and mentions Fesler as a versatile end capable of fielding passes and receiving.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered team names such as Cubs Giants Phillies Pirates and Indians with mentions of triples and doubles. Names like Comornsky Tilson Cuda Cuyler and Simmons appear amid betting and attendance figures.
Promoters Hob Davis and Clem Smith have matched Tiis Simmons of Portland and Pancho Vitela in the main event at their new Teethoven hall at 8:30 Tuesday night. Vitela lost but overeated up that was to Sharlin Head who was defeated for his final time here by Simmons last week. The semi final features Ken Howell from Detroit against Charlie Heer, with the winner to meet the main arena rider. Till Wilkins opens against a local amateur. Pat Reagan will referee and Sunny Blovina will time.
Fred Haworth Jr led the first annual Milac building golf tournament at Willow Springs finishing with a 350 for 6 holes. Deuce Yeazer claimed low net in the first round while L. Terenseod posted 140 to win a cup. George Enider led the second round with 150 while P. D. Mashburn earned second prize with 140 and H. B. School took a sterling shaft prize.
Taare Nurmi, the Finnish runner, dominated the 14 minute event at the Berlin tournament held Sunday by the Uberlottenburg Athletic club. He finished in 14 minutes 5.5 seconds, setting a new German record with a strong solo performance ahead of his rivals.
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