Exporters sweep debut as Texas league opens strong
Del Baker's Beaumont Exporters defeated Fort Worth Panthers 4 to 1 in their Trinity debut and moved two games ahead. Muleshoe Vaughn earned his third win with nine scattered hits as the Exporters pulled away with a two run rally in the ninth. Houston fell 7 to 4 to Shreveport in northern action.
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Gayle Talbot, Jr
Associated Press
Beaumont
del Baker
Fort Worth Panthers
Trinity
San Antonio Indians
Muleshoe Vaughn
Bill Clarkson
Houston
Shreveport
Buffs
Oscar Estrada
Bill Morrell
Morrell
Littlejohn
Walter Tauscher
Dallas
Steers
Hoover warnings on extravagance echoed by aged optimism
The piece cites President Hoover urging restraint amid government spending. It recalls Andrew Jackson, Warfield and Lillian Russell in a Paris supper anecdote, warning that tax policy may crimp investment and jobs. It notes poet laureate Robert Bridges dying at 85 and reflects on hope.
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Hoover
David Warfield
Lillian Russell
Weber and Fields
Mr. Warfield
Paris
Lillian
Warfield
Robert Bridges
England
Hope and Prohibition Debate and Mineral Wells Golf Invite
In New York and Ontario debates on liquor policy touch on hope and prohibition. A cleric cautions against liquor while noting prohibition effects, bootlegging issues, and government control reducing drinking and crime. In Mineral Wells Texas Joe Ballard Jr. misses a short approach that costs medalist honors, tying with Gus Moreland for the lead at 67 among 81 qualifiers.
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Ontario
Associated Press
Mineral Wells
Tex
Joe Ballard
Fort Worth
Ballard
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Joseph Youman Nominated Constable in Third Ward Race
Joseph Youman age 92, Clare's oldest groom, was nominated Republican constable for the third ward. He wed in December 1929. The Mendoza wine growers of Argentina have adopted a cooperative production and marketing system.
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Race United Press
Claire
Joseph Youman
Clare
Third Ward
Mendoza
Argentina
World Stability to Occupy Institutes at Williams
The Institute of Politics at Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts will run July 31 to August 21 focusing on armament limitations and world stability. Dr Harry A Garfield says more than half the program covers Caribbean intervention India Egypt Young Plan finances and Communist experiments with Russia.
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Williamstown
Mass
Institute of Politics
London
United States
Caribbean
Harry A. Garfield
Williams College
Institute
Garfield
India
Egypt
First Ten Days of Race Change Minds on Major Leagues
The opening ten days of 1930 pennant races shift expert opinion. Athletics look like a runaway in the American League while the Cubs and Pirates face injuries and trades that alter their pennant prospects. Giants and Cardinals show strong form. Meusel Heilmann slump for the Reds. Yankees stumble, raising hope for Washington Detroit Cleveland in the contenders, with Detroit’s rookie arms cited as a threat.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Burleigh Grimes
Braves
Pie Traynor
John McGraw
Giants
Wallie Roettger
Eddie Marshall
St. Louis
George Fisher
Cincinnati
Bob Meusel
Harry Heilmann
Phillies
Robins
Athletics
Yankees
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Hogcett, Herring
Wyatt
Tigers
Funeral Rites Today For Famous Shooter
Funeral rites were planned today for Nico Arie a nationally known professional trapshooter who died yesterday at his Dallas home. Arie a Champaign Illinois native arrived in Texas 25 years ago and learned to shoot with his brother Mark Arie Olympic winner. He had won the Sunny South handicap at Houston and earned shooting honors in Chicago Kansas City St. Louis and other cities.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Nico Arie
Arie
Champaign
Ill
Mark Arie
Belgium
Houston
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Tangle of interests to frame talks amid domestic concerns
The report notes discussions will foreground internal issues while considering other nations. It also states the first livestock shipment left England after an export ban lasting sixteen years, and mentions Germany establishing an air taxi service with 180 machines at 90 aero dromes.
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England
Germany
Major League Leaders From April 24 AP Stats List
The Associated Press tallies top players by category through April 24. Fisher of St Louis Cardinals leads National League in batting with .063, 12 RBIs, 18 hits. Comorosky and Klein among leaders with homers. Hodapp and Simmone highlight American League stats with key RBIs and hits. multiple tied figures for doubles and stolen bases noted.
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Associated Press
Fisher
Cards
Rune
Douthit
Comorosky
Pirates
Ford
Reda
Klein
Phillies
Richbourg
Braver
Gelbert
Jackson
Giants
Man Escapes Jail to See Children Sparks Leniency
In Rochester New York Judge Carroll spared Gil bert Manker from punishment after he escaped to visit his kids. Manker returned willingly to the jail and resumed confinement.
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Rochester
N. Y
Gilbert Manker
Carroll
Manker
Amarillo to hold bonds and park bonds election in May
Notice announces a May 27 1980 election in Amarillo Texas to decide on issuing bonds of 150000 for streets and 25000 for park site improvements. It details tax levies to pay interest and create sinking funds, and lists eight election precincts with appointed managers and clerks. Mayor Ernest C Thompson signs the notice.
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State of Texas
Amarillo
Potter
Randall
City of
Texas
City Commission
Ernest O. Thompson
State of
Potter and Randall Countion
J. W. Gene
G. A. Runyon
Ailease Skillman-MacGregor
Mra. J. A. Pfeiffer
Potter County Court House
J. D. Cazzell
R. B. Musick
W. D. DeGraase
Fourth Street
E. L. Richardson
Ernest Smith
Mamie Moore
H. A. Grounds
Fort Worth
North Buchanan Street
Clyde LaGrone
Mary A. Lewis
J. F. Corbin
C. O. Defenbaugh
Denver City
East Amarillo
J. F. Maynes
FF. Turner
R. L Beeman
Wilson School
John Trolinger
Jack Burgess
8. C. Tulless
D. W. Mays
Metee
Bounda
Sixteenth Street
W. H. Woodslef
Carrie Slaughter
John McKnight
Ray Wiseman
Woodlief
Sixteenth
Washington Streets
J. G. Colby
Mildred ©. Nation
A. A. Peterson
Walter Crossett
City
Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf Railroad
Ernest C. Thompson
Lela Kreb
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