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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1933
Page
4
MANBATTAX Kan Sept M F Coach and pupil vie for spots in the same backfield at Kansas State college this fall H R Doc Weller formerly of Ola who played for Bo McMillin in 1928 and 1940 married and began coacting One pupil from Philipsburg Kansas Limay Abbott junior makes a second bid for a Witteal backfield spot while Weller returns to school inked in his final petition year
The Mountain League baseball playoff begins with the Alamo Besights Firemen leading Kerrville Braves. The first game is set for Wednesday at Techfield, with a Kerrville home game to follow in Kerrville and a neutral-site finale in Gomfort. Pitching duties feature Hardy for Kerrville and Chancy Suche for the Firemen.
Kenedy Texas September 26 the Kenedy high school football team seeks to fill its schedule for the season. Coach FP Mr Harden asks schools able to fill open dates to contact him promptly. Open dates include September 29 October 6 October 13 October 20 Floresville October 27 November 24 open plus November 3 Karnes City November 11 Bunge November 13 Yorktown.
Washington, Sept 26. Tickets for the world series games to be played here were delivered to the Washington baseball club by the printer today. Safe will begin Wednesday. The only tickets sent out today were batches to Kenesaw Mountain Landis and William Harridge and to Connie Mack for Philadelphia Athletics seats.
Iaggies, touted as a top 1927-like eleven, train for Saturday showdown with Tulane Green Wave in New Orleans. Key players Frenchy Domingue Rue Barfield and Captain Charley Cummings lead drills as the squad sails Thursday.
Lone Star Bird Dog Association schedules a meeting Thursday evening to discuss plans for a bird dog show at Bracken Ridge Park on October 22. The Miram Building auditorium will host the session for members and interested persons.
A New York probe enters a case involving a sponge related incident as investigators pursue leads and examine damages tied to a Saturday event. Authorities outline the scope of the inquiry and seek facts surrounding the unusual object discovered during the investigation.
The Giants vote to divide World Series winnings into 27 1/2 shares for 41 players and staff, with full shares to most players and key officials. Washington Senators also decide shares for 32 players and employees, including managers and coaches, with several half and full shares plus specific cash awards.
Chicago September 26 entries close for the William Randolph Hearst Herald and Examiner two day swim marathon program. The 15 mile marathon tops the schedule to finish in Century of Progress north lagoon next Sunday. Saturday features amateur events and the entry deadline is Wednesday night at 11:59. The $10,000 race is expected to attract near 200 entrants from both sexes with leading long distance swimmers already listed.
Adamson University prepares for a Saturday night basketball clash at Tech Heid when the Ninth Infantry meets Victoria Junior College. Brownsville’s Adams on expected to start in Jayiry lineup against the Victoria team, after a prior win over Laney work. Victoria reportedly defeated Fort Sam Houston’s Field Artillery 25-12 in recent play.
Hondo Owls defender regional champions opened the season with a commanding 42 to 0 win over Cotulla Cowboys on the Owl field. Football schedule for 1963 lists Cotulla at Hondo on Sept 29 and other games through November with several dates tentative.
In Bryan Texas a mandamus hearing between Judge Nelson Phillips of Dallas and Colonel 0 C Todd of Bryan on admissions for girls to Texas A and M was postponed to October 4. Todd represented citizens seeking 11 girls admitted while Judge Phillips represented the college board. The directors decided to contest the application at a Sunday meeting.
Quin visited Fort Worth to confer with the state advisory committee on securing action on the city's application for Public Works Administration loans for municipal improvements. Acting Mayor Paul Stieffler said no funds are anticipated soon.
J. R. Castillo, 37, of 1018 Morales Street, was knocked down early Tuesday when a stone was hurled at him as he entered his yard. He was taken to Robert HB Green Hospital, police said.
County agent Fred W. Mally advises farmers to delay sowing fall oats wheat until October 15 to 20 to dodge the fall army worm ravages. A survey by E V Walters notes grass crops damaged. August moths will lay eggs Sept 25 to Oct 5. Delaying planting and harrowing may avert the pest.
The license office announced 14 more permits to sell beer this week, bringing the city total since legalization to 354 by Tuesday. City revenue to date stands at $12,637.67 as salesmen are advised to consult the Employment columns in Light Classified ads.
Bexar county board of welfare and rehabilitation voted to ask the public to cooperate in uncovering fraudulent relief payments. Chairman Guy Bonham urged acquaintances with such conditions to report suspected fraud. Assistant relief administrators were absent from the office, and it was unclear if they were in Austin with Tex Alsbury before a senate investigation.
The Army posted a bid call for 311000 pounds of potatoes and 33000 pounds of onions at the federal building this day. Bids will be opened September 30.
President Pat M. Neff today issued a personal notice to students warning that any hazing found at Baylor University will lead to immediate expulsion with no possibility of readmission. The message aims to curb hazing as the new academic year begins.
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