Senators Tie for Second After Brown Wins Again
Washington produces another upset as Lloyd Brown pitches two complete games to win against Boston and New York, lifting the Senators into a tie for second in the American League. Seibold also wins for Boston. Cleveland and Detroit split nine innings. Philadelphia beats Boston. Giants edge Phillies on Mel Ott homer. Cubs nip Reds 4 3 in NL action.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Washington Senators
Lloyd Brown
Brown
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Senators
Harry Seibold
Boston Braves
Seibold
Brooklyn
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
George Uhle
Detroit
Hedlin
Chicago
Burnett
Philadelphia Athletics
Dan MacFayden
New York
Philadelphia
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Phillies
Alexander
Mel Ott
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Cincinnati
Fred Blake
Speediest Dogs Gather for National Coursing Meet in Girard
In Girard Eas on April 21, speediest racing dogs gathered for the National Coursing Association spring meet. Prizes totaling about 15000 dollars will be awarded over six days, with the richest purses in the national futurity and the National Waterloo events. Waterloo nominations are capped at 64 entries.
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Associated Press
Girard
Eas
National Coursing Association
Waterloo
Aggie Nine Set For Texas U Series Title Clash
The Texas Aggie nine and Texas University Longhorns meet today and Tuesday in a series that may decide the 1930 Southwest Conference baseball championship. Both teams sit tied for second place with one loss each in four games this season.
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United Pres
College Station
Tex
Texas Aggie Nine
Texas University Longhorns
Atlanta To Fete Bobby Jones Tonight
Atlanta plans a farewell party for Bobby Jones, National Open golf champion, tonight to honor his trip to England for the Walker Cup matches. The event highlights the city's high regard for Jones and his pending international competition.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
United Press
England
Constable's Sale in Potter County Texas 1930
The 108th District Court of Potter County Texas orders sale of Lot 6 in Block 381 of the Mirror Addition Amarillo to satisfy a judgment in E Burgess versus Don Littleton et al. The sale occurs May 6, 1930 at the Potter County Courthouse, Amarillo. Deputy Sam Ramsey signs.
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State OF Texas
Potter
Potter County
Amarillo
Texas
Don C. Littleton
E. S. Burgess
A. D
Allen
Onstable
Sam Ramsey
Embarrassment Sparks Mrs Hill to Rise in Golf
Mrs. C. S. Hill of Kansas City turned a humiliating high score in a golf qualifier into motivation to improve. She rose from a 142 score in an 18 hole round to become part of a U S team touring England with leading women golfers. She is married with a 16 year old son and left for New York before sailing to Europe.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
C. S. Hill
England
United States
King Tut To Meet Kaufman In 10 Round City Bout
King Tut, a top lightweight contender from Minneapolis, meets Pinkie Kaufman of Hartford in a 10 round bout in St. Louis. The bout headlines the boxing card as both fighters seek a shot at the lightweight crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Tut
Kaufman
United Press
ST. Louis
King Hut
Minneapolis
Sammy Mandell
Pinkie Kaufman
Hartford
Conn
Quarantine Report Shows Two Cases in Amarillo
Spring brings two quarantine cases to Amarillo as of this morning. One scarlet fever case will be released day after tomorrow, while the remaining smallpox case marks the tidiest evidence of a winter epidemic scare in the city health department files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Health Department
Boy Killed and Woman Hurt in Auto Accident
In Potau Okla April 21 a car bound for Williams overturns one mile north of Cameron. A boy, son of Mrs Frank Henson of Stigler, is killed instantly. His mother and grandmother Mrs A J Henson suffer cuts and bruises.
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Associated Press
Poteau
Okla
Williams
Here
Cameron
Frank Henson
Stigler
A. J. Henson
Amarillo to auction 2560 acres of water land in Randall County
The City Commission of Amarillo Texas invites sealed bids by 7 30 p m on April 22 1930 for sections 12 13 20 21 block 11 B F containing 2560 acres in Randall County The sale splits into 160 or 320 acre tracts or whole sections One tenth cash due at deed and balance in ten annual payments A vendor lien at 6 percent with interest annual on maturity The city may drill water wells and lay pipes across the land water rights for domestic use only certified 5 percent bid bond required City reserves right to accept or reject bids W N Durham City Manager.
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Amarillo
Texas
Randall County
City of
Ww. N. Durham
P T Officers To Be Named Today
Installation of officers will be held at the Margaret Wills Parent Teachers Association meeting this afternoon. Music by Mrs. W T Axtell accompanies the proceedings as officers take office: Mrs John K Boyce president and others named for vice presidency treasurer recording secretary and council delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wills Parent- Teachers Association
W. T. Axtell
John K. Boyce
G. M. Stone
Cecil Ingram
Bert Warner
F. B. Means
Otho Thompson
Jack Haller
R. C. Young
Notice of Sale Under Order of Sale in Potter County
The Long Bell Lumber Company sued G C Matthews in 1930 to foreclose vendor and mechanic's liens on real estate in Amarillo. The sheriff will sell on May 6, 1980 at the Potter County courthouse to satisfy judgments totaling $3, etc. The property is described as part of Lots 3 and 4 in Block 17 of the Twaddell and Keillner Addition.
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State OF Texas
Potter
A. D
108Th Judicial District Court
Potter County
Texas
Long Bell Lumber Company
G. C
C. E. Willmering
J. M. Mullen
G. (. Matthews
G. C. Matthews
Twaddell & Keillner
Amarillo
Metes
T&k
Lee
Ab&m Survey
W. N. Thompson
Harrison Breaks River Drive Course Record on Easter Day
Mrs. B H Harrison set a new River Drive women’s course record with 90 over 18 holes while a mishap struck Jim Ewing after Cluck Higgins’s drive hit him. Dr. W M Curl and partners scored a hole in one controversy on hole 14 as Perkins weighs whether it counted.
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River Drive
Cluck Higgins
Jim Ewing
Ewing
B. H. Harrison
D. E. Mead
R. L. Trogdon
S. H. Perkins
Dr. Curl
Perkins
Tom Zachary Drops First in Two Years
Veteran Yankee left hander Tom Zachary suffered his first loss in two years as the Washington Senators defeated New York 6 to 3 on Sunday. Zachary had gone 12 and 0 last season before the setback in the 1930 opener.
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Tom Zachary
United Press
Washington
New York Yankee
Senators
Toreador Don Valor Gored in Juarez Bull Ring
The renowned Mexican bullfighter Luis Fred known as Don Valor was gored in a Juarez arena. His condition is described as grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Luis Fred
Don Valor
Juarez
Mexico
Notice of Public Sale Under Chattel Mortgage in Amarillo
In pursuance of a chattel mortgage dated February 21 1930 by C F Pritchard to The J M O'Brien Finance Company default occurred including nonpayment of the first installment on March 22 1930 and failure to insure property. Debt now 1068 30 plus costs and attorney fees. Sale to satisfy charges on May 6 1930 between 10 am and 4 pm at public outcry. Parcels include hotel furnishings at Stag Hotel 315 Taylor St Amarillo parcel 1 Reed Hotel 800 Tyler St Amarillo parcel 2 and 25 shares of Ford Motor Company of France stock parcel 3. Sale to be at respective locations or office 109 S Polk St Amarillo Texas. Published Amarillo Texas April 10 1930. The J M O'Brien Finance Company Inc By J M O'Brien Its President.
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C. F P. Pritchard
J. M. O'Brien Finance Company
A. D
Potter County
Texas
C. F. Pritchard
Stag
Taylor Street
Amarillo
Reed Hotel
Girls’ Hotel
Tyler Street
Ford Motor Company
France
S. Polk Street
J. M. O'Brien Finance Company, Inc
J. M. O'Brien
Doeg Wins North-South Tennis Singles Title
John Doeg of Santa Monica California won the men's singles title at the United North and South Tennis tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina. Doeg defeated Gregory Mangin of Newark New Jersey 6-0 6-1 6-3 in the final and with George Lott of Chicago failed to win the doubles, losing 8-6 6-4 6-4 to Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas and John Van Ryn of Orange New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Pinehurst
N. C
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Calif
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
John van Ryn
Orange
N. J
Doeg
van Ryn
Gregory Mangin
Newark
George Lott
Chicago
Allison
Blond Terror and La Barba Clash in Chicago Tonight
Buddy Taylor the blond terror from Terre Haute Indiana will fight Fidel La Barba in Chicago on April 21 in a bout that could influence the featherweight title contention for Bat Battalino after ten years of grappling for a crown.
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United Press
Chicago
Buddy Taylor
Terror
Terre Haute
Ind
Fidel la Barba
Bat Battalino
Texas League teams deadlocked after weekend action
Three clubs Shreveport Wichita Falls and Beaumont each stood at seven wins and four losses after a weekend split. Oscar Tuero starved Wichita and Houston hitters as the Sports and Exporters surged, while Fort Worth and Dallas built a stretch of losses for the Steers and Panhandlers in separate matchups.
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Gayle Talbot, JR
Associated Press
Shreveport
Wichita Falls
Beaumont
Wichita
Houston
Oilers
Oscar Tuero
Lester White
Hutson
Holman
Parks
Tacks Drop to Littlefield Cats Lose One
The Tactless Texans fell 7 to 4 to the Littlefield Independents in Littlefield in a hard fought game. Amarillo fats were shut out 9 to 0 by the Pampa Gulf Guns at Metro Park as both local clubs remain winless and prepare for a city title game next Sunday.
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Texans
Littlefield Independents
Littlefield
Tacks
Littlefield Crew
Ratcliff Boys
Amarillo Fats
Pampa Gulf Guns
Metro Park
1930 Opening Sunday Draws 175000 Fans Across Parks
New York reports 175000 fans attended Sunday’s opening major league games at six parks. Rain prevented two games from being played, marking the start of the season.
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United Press
New York
Baseball Roundup Across Leagues and Standings
National League leaders posted strong hits while American League clubs held to five hits and one run through eight. San Antonio moved to fifth by beating Waco 9 to 7 as Moody earned the win. The Tribe battered Harris and Stein for 14 safeties. Today Wichita Falls meets Dallas and other pairings across Shreveport Fort Worth Beaumont Waco and San Antonio Houston.
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San Antonio Indians
Waco Cubs
Moody
Tribe
Harris
Stein
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Waco
San Antonio
Houston
Fields and Carnera on Week's Cards
Jackie Fields and Primo Carnera headline a boxing week with Fidel Labarba facing Bud Taylor in Chicago. Fields defends the welterweight title against Meyer Grace in Kansas City. Carnera seeks his sixteenth knockout in Portland against Sam Baker. The Diamond Belt tourney opens at Boston Garden with fourteen four round bouts across fly, bantam, and featherweight classes.
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Associated Press
New York
Jackie Fields
Primo Carnera
Fidel Labarba
Fields
Meyer Grace
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Labarba
Terre Haute
Bud Taylor
Chicago
Carnera
United States
Sam Baker
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Boston Garden
Baseball Scores and Series Games From the Minors
In a drizzly slate, the Kansas City Blues beat Louisville 5 to 4 on eight innings, and Minneapolis edged Columbus 4 to 2 in eleven. Milwaukee won 9 to 8 in ten over Indianapolis, Toledo beat St Paul 12 to 6, and Butch Hemline homered as the Hens totaled 18 hits off Bekola and Murphy.
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United Press
Kansas City Blues
Louisville
Johnny Brillheart
Kemner
Senators
Minneapolis
Columbus
High
Millers
Neil
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Indians
Toledo Maddens
St. Paul
Saints
Butch” Hemline
The
Hens
Bekola
Murphy
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Bill) McKechnie
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Heinie) Wagner
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P.T
Mrs. Harrison
Clowe & Cowan
Blond Terror
la Barba
Tuero
Muleshoe Vaughn
Houston Buffs
Vaughn
Bisons
Buffs
Floyd Rose
Jakey Atz
Dallas Steers
Fort Worth Cats
Paul Wachtel
Panthers
Tauscher
Jimmy Walkup
Eaders Simms
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Berger
National League
Sseseenees
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Italy
American Association
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Oklahoma City
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