Prowling Cubs Back to Arcs to Beat Cats in Ninth
Waco Cubs rally under the lights to defeat Fort Worth Cats 8 to 7 in a Texas League clash. Piet delivered the tying triple and George Bischoff a bases loaded double as Waco erased a late deficit. Russell Brancheau earned his third win in a week after relieving, while Gene Moore and Willingham homered for Dallas Steers in an 8 to 5 win over San Antonio. Tony Kauffman returned to mound form for the Buffs in a 4 to 1 victory over Shreveport with 9,000 Houston fans watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Talbot, JR
Associated Press
Waco Cubs
Fort Worth Cats
Spudders
Prattmen
Cate
Piet
George Bischoff
Cub
Bischoff
Russell Brancheau
Waco
Cats
Stein
Gene Moore
Willingham
Dallas Steers
San Antonio
Herd
Moore
Alamo Orchard
Walt Taucher
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Houston
Tony Kauffman
Buffs
Shreveport
Kauffman
George Payne
Beaumont
Local Notes From Amarillo Social Roundup
Dr W A Wilbanks a Birmingham retiree touring the U S visited Amarillo for several hours Monday and mingled with friends Mr and Mrs Paul Kinslow of Lake Charles LA are visiting relatives in Amarillo this week Lincoln Life manager Cc B Rittenberry is in Denver on business Sam Vaughn plans a two week Colorado mountain vacation D L McDonald bought a new home on Polk Street and remodels underway for occupancy next week Dr L H Martin formerly of Hereford moves to Amarillo and opens an office in Fisk building suite 712 Mr and Mrs E Forrest Morrow return from two weeks in New Mexico Doris Wells Stella Newman with Glen Fraiser and Francis Haynes spent Sunday picnicking on the Canadian river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wilbanks
Birmingham
Alabama
United States
Amarillo
Paul Kinslow
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Cc. B. Rittenberry
Lincoln Life Insurance Company
Denver
L. H. Martin
Hereford
Fisk Building
Doris Wells
Stella Newman
Glen Frazier
Francis Haynes
Notes from the Labor Unions and Local Meetings
A column recalls a child’s death and moral reflections, followed by reports of union activities. The Carpenters union held a meeting at Carpenters Hall with officers present and transfers noted. The Carpenters Auxiliary hosted an all day quilting event with a guest from Clyde, Texas. The Cooks and Waiters Local No 168 met, voting in one new vice president and reporting 21 members present. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met at Odd Fellows Hall with 26 members signing in. The Amarillo Typographical Union announced a regular monthly meeting at Carpenters Hall and notes on attendance and upcoming business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Hammer, Square and Saw
Carpenters Union
Carpenters Hall
C. A. Chessir
George Enoch
J. B. Parr
W. W. Finch
F. M. Jones
Florence Kiser
C. E. Hill
Clarence Cogburn
Leroy Reid
Reid
Relief Committee
Clara Hensley
Gladys Jones
Roswell Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Odd Fellows Hall
Guy Bennett
Frosty” Hamrick
The
Amarillo Typographical Union
Globe News staff changes and golf event reports
The article details staffing shifts at Globe News with Glenn Gressett replacing Terry and H. A. Anderson approving the change, plus coverage of a golf event on River Drive with Moss and Clayton winning first flight, Patton and Cunningham in second flight semifinals, and parings for round two. It notes large crowds and ongoing rounds through the week. It also mentions the Globe News Chapel meeting with 14 members approving reports and finances and recounts William Terry's return from rest. A minor incident reports Dorothy Williams’s daughter injured in a car accident but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Clayton
D. A. Edwards
W. B. Fowler
Jack Melton
O. G. Wilson
J. C. Patton
Jimmy Ramsey
C. W. Cunningham
J. J. Probst
Rucker
The
Globe News
Kansas City
Kansas
Carrie Nation
Belva Lockwood
Veterans Return Home Amid War Mourning and Labor Strife
The piece laments veterans returning with injuries and gas poisoning from World War I, urging funds to repatriate the fallen and support families. It notes a 450 member strike by the International Longshoremen's Association affecting Port Arthur Gulf Coast, including Houston and Galveston, over alleged unfair labor. It also lists social visits and military service plans in local life such as Mrs Earl Laster visiting Canyon, and National Guard summer camp notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Longshoremen’s Association
Port Arthur
Gulf Coast
Houston
Galveston
Beaumont
Orange
Lake Charles
Cigarette Consumption Rises in June 1930 Report
The June 1930 revenue tally shows 11 750 624 528 cigarettes consumed and the report notes shifting tobacco use reducing cigar sales.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Vaughn
Colorado
D. L. McDonald
Polk Street
Mrs. E. Forrest Morrow
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Chicago
E. R. Brame
T. B. Gallaher
Texas
John Moore
Kingdom of God
Amarillo Printers
Mussolini
Mr. Terry
Glenn Gressett
Pop Carnes
Typetician
Globe-News
H. A. Anderson
J. C. Bell
Globe News Chapel
William
Bill) Terry
Dorothy Williams
Roy Williams
Benito Mussolini
Signorina Carmen Boni
Rome
Italy
Federal
Federal Defender
LL “Ham
Harrison
J. E. Bills
Mis. Earl Laster
Canyon
Mra
J. M. Bulloch
Fairmont Street
Bulloch
F. EB. Lanier
Aspermont
Texan
Mra. Bulloch
Charlie Hoppin
National Guard
Palacios
George Pratt
Gulf Production Company
Colorado Mountains
Bureau of
ER. B. Meyer
van Bu
Quree
Amarillo Motor Company
West Sixth Street
6Th and
Fillmore
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