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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1932

Page

15

Randolph Has Good Eleven

Bill Parker reports from Braymont Texas on a Dixie series matchup as the Chattanooga Lookouts beat the Exporters 5 to 0 in the second game while the Exporters won 2 to 0 in the opener. Alex McColl starred with a four hit effort opposing Levy who allowed four runs in the seventh. Chattanooga’s defense was sharp, committing no errors in the win.

Bill Parker A. EF Sports Wester Braymont Texas Ope-Oll Chatterpogs Lookouts Seanmont Southern Association Tennastecome Lookouts Tnd Vsitors Alex McColl Dallas Nore Utm Chattanooga Joose McColl Goldstein Levy Reese Newsome Beaumont Shortaton Bolton Rees Gill Reece Benton Beaumont Fox Greenberg Easterling Minth Cal

Henry Moreno vs Arizmendi prospects at Randolph Field

Prospects of a winning football team at Randolph field look bright as the 1841 squad returns for practice with new material and veterans in edge positions. Coach Booker leads workouts with Landon and Moore assisting, while Stecker and London headline a versatile backfield for the San Marcos game. Political boxing note includes Henry Moreno, a top bantam, weighing a Mexico bout against Arizmendi with a potential $750 offer and pending guarantees.

Morris Martin Randolph Field Unis Veterine Kiund Sat Booker Ietel Booker Ted Landon Army Moore Kellyfield Fork Crockett Landon Ray Stecker Hunk” Ardernon Notre Dame Randolph Stecker San Marcos Bobcats London McKenney Hell Geely Flannigan Gillandeva Dandy Cantalk Dekes Temple Dekins Iaw Tieliry Moreno Baby Aritzmendi Mexico Wmarizméndi Tommy Paul National Boxing Association Mexico City Moreno Humpy" Mason Morena

Herman Edges Toward Freshman Record in Debut Season

CHICAGO Sept 22 HF Billy Merman star rookie second baseman for the Ols was disappointed to day after hoping to break the major league record for first year players with 200 hits. He collected two singles against Pittsburgh but learned Loyd Waner holds the freshman record at 23. He did reach 200 in his first year, becoming the tenth player to do so, with Wile Keeler first in 1904.

Chicago Billy Merman Ols Hermatt Hlty Tor Herman Pittsburgh Loyd Waner Wile Keeler

Star Shooters From L A Go To El Paso

Two San Antonio teams will take part in the Far Southwest Rifle Fistal and Shotgun association matches at El Paso from September 2 to October 1. Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club lineup includes Idout G F Densford the state individual champion Don Nissen A O Nissen Otto Kegemann Jr and L Cline team captain. San Antonio Police roster lists R P Tate Homer Long Rex May Captain C Dickman E I Gonzales. Teams from the Eighth Corps area will be represented in the shoot which is part of NRA matches allotted after national events were abandoned.

San Antonio Liberty Pistol and Rifle Club el Paso Liberty Idout G. F. Densford Don Nissen A. O. Nissen Otto Kegemann Jr L . Cline R. PF. Tate Homer Long Rex May

New Enlistments Join San Marcos Football Openers

Among the new arrivals are Walf and Giles. Wolf, from Fort Clark cavalry and ex West Coast Army team player, will guard. Giles, Brooks field former end, aims for center. The Bobcats game at San Marcos Teachers College field starts 2:30 Sunday night, opener for first teams. moved from Friday.

Servone Tkeir Walf Giles Wolf Cavalry Fort Clark West Coat Army Brooks Someking Bobcats San Marcos San Marcos Teachers’ College

NB A Elects New Officers At 13th Convention

At Baltimore the National Boxing Association closed its thirteenth annual convention with James M. Brown of Michigan elected president and Minneapolis chosen to host the 1933 meet. The National Wrestling Association named Harry Landry of Friars Point as president and Jim Landos as heavyweight champion, with a slate of officers announced for both bodies.

Baltimore Dept National Boxing Association James M. Brown Michigan Elate Hniind Athletics Central Minneapolis Poate Florelty National Wrestling Assortation Harry Landry Friers Point Miss Jim Landos The Wrestling Association Edward C.teater Providence Hany Landry Friars Point Mis Robert Idall Fallimore Victor Manhardt Milwaukee W. Fraaler Dunlop Louieville Nemed Landry Thomas Hans Wampfer Dick Bhikal Fd Lewis Rudy Dusek Gino Garibaldi George Zacharias John Peteky Jack Gherry Pat Ahecker Strangler Lawin Paul Jones Gred Grubmisr Everett Marshall Joe Savold Sonnenberg

Crowd Lets Fans Pick Referee For Main Event

In Ralph Hammonds Exposition Growns arena fans will choose the referee for next Friday's main event between Billy Edwards and the Masked Red Demon. Five referees are named Dil Harrison Hel Garrett Scott Louis Albert Carl Geyer and Pat OBrien. The best two of three falls match also features Alvin Britt vs Art Moddle and Humberto vs Pat OBrien with a $25 prize offered to anyone in Bexar county who can throw the promoter one tall.

Ralph Hammonds Exposition Growns Wrestling Arena Billy Edwards Red Demon Edwards Toy" Gordon Demon Dil Harrison Hel Garrett Scott Louis Albert Carl Geyer Pat O'Bren Domen Nogein Alvin Britt Art Moddle Jugo Jack Humberto Pat O'Brien Hammonds Bexar County

Ruth’s wife cites Babe Ruth pride at home run record

Mrs Ruth, wife of George Herman Ruth, arrives in Philadelphia to watch the World Series and proclaims pride in his 60 home runs in a season still unbroken. She also notes a past feat as a pitcher with the Boston Red Sox, throwing 20 consecutive scoreless innings.

Ruth Prigadelphia George Herman Ruth Inet Babe Boston Red Box

Utah Set for Hard Battle With USC at Olympic Stadium

Utah football coach Ika Armstrong leads the Utes toward a tough clash against Southern California at Olympic Stadium after a long travel period. The program aims to challenge USC in a key regional showdown, with both teams seeking a decisive conference win.

Utah U.S. C Los Angeles Ika Armatrong University of Utah Olympic Stadium

Max Schmeling in best condition for Walker fight

In New York City Max Schmeling reports peak conditioning ahead of his bout with Mickey Walker. Schmeling trained intensely, skipping private workouts, while fans note his four-round sparring spree and heavy punching drills. Walker, rested after sparring three mates, prepares in Summit New Jersey for their planned clash next week.

Speculator Max Schmel Ing Mickey Walker New York Lou Barba Tommy de Stefano Mickey Summit N. J INS Deck Hearns New Jersey Pugilist Walker Max Schmeling Piates Paul Chevalier Hermen Heller Pietro Corri Kramns Jack Dempsey Dempary

Schuh-Sayers Face Weekend Championship Showdown

Schuh Grocers Stormter and Martinez Plowboys vie for county sazebell title after Wednesday night meeting set tentative Sunday game. Officials plan a three game series with Trexag Taira Hawks amateur champions, aiming for October 2 at Stanford. Harlandale All-Stars seek a Sunday double bill with Telook store event and Gail L-2903 contact.

Schuh Grover- Sayers Martinea Mar- Anca O. KX Martinez Plowboys Schuh Grocers Telook

Tris Speaker Enters Show Business in Musical Revival

Detroit September 22 Tris Speaker once a baseball great becomes personal representative for Donald Brian who plays Prince Danilo in a revival of The Merry Widow. Richard Lambert, for Robert McLaughlin, announces Speaker joins show business with salary not a consideration.

Tris Detroit Tris Speaker Donald Brian Prince Danilo Franz Leher Speaker Richard Lambert Robert McLaughlin Cleveland

Boxer Tommy Scott Succumbs to Burns

Gladewater Texas Sept 22 Tommy Boott 21 Tulsa porer died in a hospital here late yesterday of burns suffered in the morning at an oil workers camp between Gladewater and Kugoee. Scott woke to flames around his bed near oil tanks and it is believed he escaped to lowlands before ignite.

Gladewater Texas Tommy Boott Tulsa Porer Kugoee Scott Wes Tanka

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