Bears Homers Rally To Save Standings In Moon Series
San Antonio swept the three game series winning 8 to 7 in ten innings. Morgan delivered a key wild throw with a runner on third. Washburn, Gongales and Bodie homered for the Bears and Bodie also starred for the Spudders. Fort Worth beat Waco 7 to 3 as Mullen collected five hits including a two on base homer. Davis also homered amid windy conditions. Beaumont shut out Dallas 2 to 0 thanks to strong defense behind Pinto and McNeill and timely plays.
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Waco
Associated Press
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Dallas
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Brown
Hungling
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Hale
Houston 9 Shreveport 3 seals three game sweep
Houston defeated Shreveport 8 to 3 to complete a three game series sweep and finish the first north south engagement with seven wins and two losses. Joe Burns and Red Ostergard were the standout hitters while Burns, McCurdy, McCall, Peters and Burns contributed offensively.
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Shreveport
Associated Press
Joe Burns
Red Ostergard
Bob Burns
Rhe Seung
Burns
McCurdy
McCall
Peters
Salvation Army to build Argentina headquarters in Buenos Aires
Be Associated Press BEUNOS AIRES May 15 The foundation of a building in Buenos Aires will serve as the Salvation Army South America headquarters. Five stories will include administration space a training college printing workshop and living quarters for officers and families. Estimated cost about 500000 pesos. The Army last year provided beds for nearly 500000 people and furnished 740000 meals in Buenos Aires.
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Beunos
Buenos Aires
Swinging Bats Barred by Hil Majestic Umpires
New York and Chicago clash as Kamm's wild throw in the ninth caps a six to six tie in the final game of the series. Meusel and Sheely homer for New York while Pipp, Davis, Hooper contribute two-base hits and Combs, Mostil, Ward, Collins steal bases in a high scoring affair.
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Hooper
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Collins
Giants Beat Reds 7-2 In Third Straight Victory
New York Giants defeated Cincinnati 7 to 2 as Snyder hit a go ahead home run with Jackson on base in the second inning. Barnes limited Cincinnati to eight hits, four in the first inning, and Giants won their third straight game at home.
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Sheehan
Wingo
Roush
Rittenberrys Return From New York and Washington
City brief notes Mr and Mrs E F Rittenberry visited New York Architectural and Allied Arts Exposition for a week then returned home Rev Fred W O Malley pastor of the First Christian Church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to Seymour high school seniors Sunday morning He will ordain the Christian Church deacons at Iowa Park Monday night
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New York
Washington
City
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First Christian Church
Seymour High School
The
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Iowa Park
Watch for your Daily News tomorrow Western Weekly movie section
Tomorrow the Daily News will publish the Western Weekly eight page movie section filled with multiple stories. Readers can expect reviews features and entertainment notes centered on current cinema.
Former Mayor Fe Blasdel Ill at Home with Mumps Attack
Former Mayor FE Blasdel is reported quite ill at his home at 1602 Madison Street with an attack of the mumps. The notice notes his condition and address as read in local health reports.
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Blasdel
Madison Street
Working girls in 40 years ago New York and Chicago
Forty years ago thousands of girls labored in New York Chicago and other cities earning about eight dollars a week or less. The snippet notes the widespread employment of young women in early industrial cities and hints at low wages and harsh conditions.
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New York
Chicago
Los
Cleveland Routs Boston 10 7 in Pitching Slump
Cleveland wins the intercity tilt 10 to 7 marking a fourth straight victory over Boston. Poor pitching by Quinn Ehmke and Shaute hampers the visitors while Todt Picinich Jamieson and Myatt lead with multiple base hits. Batteries: Ehmke Quinn Ross Picinich Shaute Yowell Speece Myatt.
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Associated Press
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Ross
Picinich
Yowell
Speece
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Todt
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McNulty
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Prothero
Lutzke
Sewell
Presbyterian Home Children to Attend Loos Carnival
The J George Loos Carnival will stay next week under the American Legion. On Tuesday afternoon Mr Loos will host a picnic for about thirty five Presby terian Orphans Home children, giving rides, shows, and refreshments at his expense. Volunteers with cars are asked to assist, with conveyances needed by 3 45 pm and the event running 4 00 to 6 00 pm. Call the Home at 275 to volunteer.
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U S Mexico Confer on Contraband Opens in El Paso
The U S and Mexican governments began a lengthy conference in El Paso to curb smuggling of liquor, narcotics and contraband. The talks will also cover entry of aliens via Mexico and possible extradition treaties. Delegates plan a brief session tomorrow before resuming Monday.
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Paso
United States
Mexico
Washington
Chambers of Commerce
Reunion Draws 100 Confederate Veterans From Texas Homes
About 100 of 850 Confederate veterans in the Texas Confederate Home at Austin will attend the Dallas reunion next week. The board of control provided new clothes underwear and a hat. the pension department issued certificates of good standing and $18.50 June pension. American National Bank will redeem the certificates at face value. veterans travel free with passes and cash in pocket. Roughly 50 have left for Dallas already.
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Associated Press
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Dallas
Board of Control
State Pension Department
American National Bank of Austin
Pension Department
Ad Men at Port Arthur Convention Delegates Inspect Plants
Fort Arthur May 15 150 delegates from the Associated Advertising Club of the World visited Port Arthur. They arrived by a special train from Houston and spent the day touring port facilities and oil refineries.
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Associated Advertising Club of the World
Houtson
Liquor Raid Clubs Holman Community Dances
Sheriff raided a Holman community dance hall last night and found liquor being served from a gin to dancers nearby. One man was arrested on a charge of selling liquor.
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Associated Press
LA Grange
Holman
French grape region on England's south coast ships abroad
English vineyards on the south coast grow refined French varieties and ship them across the channel, signaling a strong export link. The note highlights the quality and international reach of these coastal vineyards.
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England
Channel
General Miles Dies at Washington After A Long Career
General Miles, aged 86, collapsed at a public event in Washington and died later at a local hospital from heart dilation. His son Major Sherman Miles and daughter Mrs. Samuel M. Reber are notified. the Leviathan is due in New York Sunday with plans for funeral arrangements.
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General Miles to share Panhandle recollections before death
Daily News reports General Nelson A. Miles planned to recount his Indian campaigns in the Texas Panhandle, including the Buffalo Wallow battle. He died days before he could respond, and the correspondent was asked to call him at the Rochambeau residence when ready.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Daily News
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Miles interview shatters myth of buried payroll money
The correspondent recalls General Nelson A. Miles denying burying 18000 dollars of army payroll near the Salt Fork between Goodnight and Groom to keep it from Indians. His sudden death robbed Texas Panhandle archives of possibly valuable history. Miles is praised as a great soldier and refined gentleman.
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Thousands Inspect Exhibits At School Showcasing Visual Education
Thousands visited junior high and other schools to view moving picture demonstrations and visual education displays. Schools highlighted art, drawing, geography, history, music, and manual training with student produced works and exhibits across nine rooms, with PTA serving punch to visitors.
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Annie McDonald
Presbyterian
San Jacinto
C. C. Walden
Wilson School
Violet Davidson
Wall Displays Highlight Mc Kinley School Work
In a large Amarillo hall a wall display showcased student work from ten rooms at Mc Kinley with W E Routh as principal. Rooms featured samples for Christmas Easter and patriotic days. Patrons crowded the event to praise the public schools across the district.
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W. E. Routh
Amarillo
Principals Tour School Exhibits Across District
The visiting principals from East Ward Buchanan Glenwood Summitt Mexican and Negro schools, along with acting and district leaders Miss Maud Fletcher Miss Ethel Jackson Mrs. C. EB. Smith and others inspected almost all exhibits yesterday. Superintendent W. A. McIntosh planned to visit every building but time was limited as many school trustees joined the tour.
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Buchanan
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Glenwood
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Summitt
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