The Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 120, Ed. 1, Sunday, April 20, 1930 Page: 2 of 14
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TWO
GOLFTOURM
PRIZESWORTH
WORKING FOR
16 Awards To Be Offered;
QmH jag Rounds New
Played
Everything from beautifully en-
graved loving cup to Rolf wearing
apparel will tx; offered to the 18
beat golfers of Breckenrldge dur-
ing thp big tournament to be held
tar the members of the Brecken-
rldge Country Club.
This tourntm"nt under the di-
rection of Cap Curry Is destined to
be the most far-fetching one ever
conducted here. From all indlca
tions every regular and associate
member of the club will represent-
ed in the contest unusual Interest
his been created. Enough prize
and appropriate ones ore being of-
fered 00 as to make the tourney
interesting to ail. Even the lowest
prl offered is worth the time a
player 'will spend winning it.
The three top-rung cups are. ex-
ceptionally beautiful. These are be
long given by the club while local
merchants are offering the other
prizes in order to make the play-
ing as attractive as possible. Cups
will be won by the Club Champion
and winners of the first and second
flight.
Qualifying rounds were being
reIed off Saturday the first day
Other qualifiers .who most shoot
an 18-hoIe teat round will turn In
their qualifying scores today and
Monday Curry urges everyone to
get their qualifying scores in by
Monday afternoon or they will be
left out of the competition. Spe-
cial qualifying cards mut be se-
cured at the club house before
Blurting the round Curry announc-
es. After all qualifying scores are
turned In three flights of 16 play-
er's rach will be paired off and the
tournament will be on in full
nwing All pairing rounds will be
of the finals which arc expected '
to go 36 holes.
Pairings will be allowed iv week
to play off their rounds. The tour-
nament will last four weeks.
The prize award donated by Iho
following may be viewed In the
display window of the 3. & Q.
Clothiers
Championship flight 16 players.
Grand prize Cup for champion
Breckenrldge Country Club 1930
given by club.
Winner Tournament. Cup. given
by club.
Runner-up Fountain pen stand
given by it. E. Daniel. Jack Robert
C. C Curry and Alklnson S? San-
deier. '
Third Coif Club given by Bow-
en Drug Co.
Fourth On Year's subscription
given by Breckenrldge American.
Championship Consolation.
First Golf club given by O'car
Glickzn&n.
Second Golf Balls given by
Eowen Drug Co.
First Flight. Iff players. Winner:
Cup given by club.
Runner-up. Wrist watch given
by Louis Dalchcs.
Third Electric Toaster given by
Texas Electric Co.
Fourth Shacffer Pencil given
I. by Hood Drug Co.
First Flight Consolation. rirt:
Sweater given by Tobyu.
Second Golf balls given by
Webster 4 Son.
Second Flight. 16 players. Win-
ner. Knickers and socks given by
PJtzer & Adams.
Runacr-up. Golf shoes given by
.the Hub.
W Third. Fishing rod given by
I'Thompson Hardware Co.
Fourth. Ten gallons gasoline ny
W. H. Cook Auto Supply Co.
Second Flight Consolation First
Fountain pen given by Bame-J-Wllliams
Drug Co.
Second Golf Balls given by
Webater & Son.
SPORT SHOTS
DALLAS V- -George LaRu
Dallas youth has Iwen signed by
the El Dorado Lions of the Cotton
Stiles baseball league.
WICHITA FALLS UR A ah-ikc-up
In the Dallas Stter lineup that
will reiult In the benching of two
men and the shifting of u. third
was announced by Manager Jakle
Atr Th veteran Hadd Morse Mill
b at third base. Mule 3hlrtey at)
first and Ed Brown In ctnterfleld
when the Steers meet the Wichita'
Falls learn here tortay It was an-
nounwL Hlch Wifllngham and ;
Earl Johnson will be riding ( the
bench. Manager Au said.
EMORY Texas. OiRi The Emory
high school nine defeated the Wolfe
City team 4 to 3 here yesterday.
.i-tttrYr r v niPV Tlw Illirh
of Kerrville and Braeke nridge high
of San Antonio arc booked to m?ct
In' the sml-flna! baebsU gjrq; of !
InUntcBOiastic league iwmw
this weok-na.
COLEMAN LD Coleman auto
racing iaru are to witness their
Xlrat local event In the Easter rac-
ea. scheduled Sunday afUrnoon.
ii-nirjAS (ILPJ Southern Metho
dist University Mustangs won thtlr
flrt game in ten Urts yesterday
poundiRg out a 11 to 5 yictofy over
the 'Nortiwtera Ulvrlty Wild-
cats. I
DALLAS (OH) Mrs. Geo. Huck-
liby defandlng champion advanced
Brushing Up Sports
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Ut the semifinal round in the Dal-
las Municipal Women s Golf chain-
plonabip by a sensational S and 4
victory over llr. A L. Peterson
yesterday. Mrs Huckaby will meet
Mrs. E H. Wohlfahrt today Mr..
J. D. Owens and Mrs. W. E. Hen-
derson meet In the other semifinal
match.
DALLAS Terrell High School
nine defeated Forney High 4 to 2
here yesterday. Terrell will meet
Highland Park High this after-
noon. NACOGDOCHES li.fi Bert Bax-
ter winner of the pole vault In the
high school meet ct Austin last
yuar will represent his high school
In the University of Chicago track
meet this year. It was announced.
DALLAS QXB) Roy Anderson
took two out of three falls from
Sailor Jack Woods in the main
event of a grappling program spon-
sored by -the Colonial A. C. here
lait night.
NACOGDOCHES. (OB Centen-
ary pounded four pitchers to de-
feat the Stephen F. Austin nine by
a score of 19 to 6 here Thursday.
- PALESTINE. April 18. CE The
Missouri Pocific Texaas will open
their 1930 baseball campaign
against the Sunshine Specials of
San Antonio in a Missouri-Pacific
league contest here Sunday.
NEW YORK. April 18. UB The
New York Giants today reUaifd
Sam Leslie on option to the Toledo j training season. Many familiar fac-
American Association Club. Leslie seen in the 1J19 jlne are missing
wns secured from the Memphis i Mil Coaches are havinsr no easv
Southern League club
played In the outfield.
wture he
Earl Sande has definitely commit-
ted himself to a comeback as a
jockey by accepting the mount on
William Woodward's Gallant Fox
In the Kentucky Derby. May 17.
YESTERDAY'S IIOSIi: RUNS.
McMantis Detroit 1. '
Alexander Detroit 1.
Stephenson Chicago 1.
Allen Cincinnati 1.
League totals:
American 10; National 6.
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THE BRECKENRIDGE
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BUCRAROOS
FINISH WEEK
OF DRILLING!
More Than 60 Candidates
Out for 1930 Team
Scrhuage Soon
The 1930 fdlUon of the Buckaroo
gridiron machine has ju3t complet-
ed its first week of Spring prac-
tice. Plan? are noiy being laid for
the campaign next year when
Coach P. E. Shotwel! and his char-
ges hope to come through with an-
other champlonsmp for Brecken-
rldge. Approximate 60 youths have
been going through dally drills this
past week. More a c expected out
as the practice continues.
Coach Shotwe': has not betn able I
to give his charges much personal I
ntnuu-..5r..:.IIT:--..rr
him 7 iZ. . J . .w . P
cSehS. P.fo.m0it fD thB llme'
Coaches Patton and Berry have
oeen nusuing the lads through
tnclr prelimlnaiy limberinir ud
wiKevlHr .. I
drills.
The Buckarojs of 1930 look rath-
er ragged rlgh. at this stace of the
time figuring out juit what they
are going to use for two tnrklM
I like Cox and Wohlford; two guards
e inompson and R. Carey and a
wlngman sucn aa Ex-Caotain Trov
Carey or a fullback such aa Doyle
Prultt. There are troubles a plen-'
But on top of all these worries i
Uiere are a few bright spots to be '
seen among the new candidates '
and squadmen from the 1929 crop.
Many promtrfng youths are mak-'
Sr. m 1JU5.ufr the VaSmtl
line poslUons and the only thing to
bAiuc wurty wnetnir tbe3e
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D&A Milk
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We'll dtlher D.iily if
jou dcslreJnat call 11
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and place il'fif 0i?r
fur IniiacdUito response
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AMERICAN. BRECKENRIDGE TEXAS SUNDAY APRIL
ByLauferjGULFBRSTO
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UECbMESUPTbOUD 6LEww
sXamdarP commie mack."ujiut
.BrrULL SATlSFlEP--
grit and experience of last year's
forwards.
The backfield despite the ab-1
sence of Pruitt'and Aubrey Mag-
ncss appears to be shaping up tn a
fair way. The backbone of the
backfleld quartet will again be
Boyce Magncsa and Dava Graham.
the State's pair of sweetest running '
backs last vear. Around Macness
ind Graham It Is hoped that an-
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be formulated.
With a week of drilling behind
tlum the Buckaroo candidates are'
likely to run into more work from
now on. The squad have been run-
nlng a few 3lgnal3 the past week
and It la expected that a few '
scrimmages may be held this week '
between the different squads.
ASSOCIATION TMBS.
Despite a Columbus rally in the
ninth Inning St Paul evened the
opening series with the Senators
by winning 6 to 5. The Saints had
7 hits to the Senator's 12.
Toledo made it two straight by
defeating Minneapolis 5 to 1 In a
game called because of rain after
the Millers had batted In the sixth.
A Ufl. I .!-.-- I.tU n.H T Aid
rw a-iiitit iimm imiou llc; JjUuuj
ville its third straight win over
Milwaukee 6 to 5. With the score '
tied and the bases filled Billy Her- I
m CoIoneI -eeonfl ' hL.
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The Kansas City Blues and Indl-
anapolls were again kept indoors
because of rain.
I'hone Office 3737. Rev Thone 8276
PILES
Cuied Without the Knife
matter how long standing ulthtn'
t fT il'l attliiiit pnltlnrr trliiir
burning sloughlnir or detention?1.?
from bu-lness. Flv.un. f Utula and ' X
other rectal diseases. nurcsfully .
treated. Examination FREE. '
DR. E. E. COCKERELL
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when It's Di-A .Milk jM-cans-
thrro's an uniiuall delightful
tastn to It and there's plcntj of
nourishment in IXA Milk. It is.
secured from Uie pt cows which
bcn tested flrt-and
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tcurizrd in a sfirntific.
nicd-ru
ililry beforo delivering to jou bot-
tied anil kept cool. i.A Milk Is
not only best for B-hy but It's
real food tuluo for the rest of the
faiidly.
I PLAY SECOND
1 GAME OF YEAR
Mineral Weils Bearcats To
1 Furnish GpjGsition
This Afternoon
Uncle Sam Orchard "and Cy Wat-
son skippers of the Breckenrldge
Gulfers will aend their baseball ag-
gregation against their second foes
I of the season here this afternoon.
Ths game will get underway at 3
p. m. af. Fair Park.
i Mineral Wells will furnish the
opposition for today's battle. Fans
will remember (Shotgun) Sm
! Kaight former Gulfer third bise-J
I man who will be piloting the Min-
'eral Wells crew today. Sam played
t a neat brand of ball for the Gulf-
(ers until he received a broken leu
j which kept him out of the game
I ail last season. Knight reports
. here that be will bring "a club cap
able cf giving bis former mates a
fair trouncing.
Sines defeating their opening-'
;amc opponents. Ranger nlno to
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four local fans arc of the opln'on
that the Gulfers really do have cne
of tho1 best clubs in their history-
Many new faces appear on the
Cuif rorier this year. Including a
new catcher new 'third sacker and
shortstop and one new "pitcher.
1 Lefty Purvis is slated to utart
I thl3 afternoon's game.
Breck Net Stars
Lose To Abilene
Breckenrldge high school tennis
stars winners at the Stephenville
district meet feet defeat in the bi-
dlstrict contests played at Abilene
Saturday afternoon.
The Breck hoys' doubles team of
Lynn Bake." and Bill Couser lost to
Abilene 6-1; 6-2; 10-8. Wllma Per-
ry. Breck girl singles champion
lat to "Haskell 6-2; 2-7; 7-9.
Other results of the bi-dlstrict
playoff was aa follows: Brady of
Abilene defeated McCarty of East-
tlana in the boys' singles. The Abi
lene girls doubUs team defeated
Eastland.
REMOVE ROJLXX REMAIN'S
LONDON. (U.R An unknown sol-
dier Roman who died about 1700
years ago has been removed from
Its resting pkee on the site of a
new building on the Thames and
hU skeleton presented to the Roy-
al College of Surgeons.
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TIRES V?ORTH?
LET US appraise them and
make vnti a trnrfr.in nfTr
make you a trade-in offer
on a new set. We have many
calls for used tires. Our spe-
cial allowance for the unused
mileage in your worn tires
enables you to haye new Fire-
stone Gum-Dippsd Tires on
your far at minimum initial
cost and you get our service.
Come in today!
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HALL TIRE
BATTERY SERVICE
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FASHIONS
HaU Take On Formality In
Deference To Easter
By FRANCES PAGET
Copyright 1930 by Style Sources
NEW YORK April IS. (U.B)-The
fit Is the thing In millinery. Un-
less a hat conforms to the con-
tours of the head and Is built In
proportion to It It cannot lay any
claim to chic according to opin-
ions gleaned from hat shops and
milliners here and abroad. This
goes for straws as well a3 felts
and makes for Individuality.
While the Easter season flnd3
the c'sn "flttlng.hat In high fav-
or and bared foreheads and pro-
tected necks the rage there are
definite signs pointing to larger
hats even though the beret is jo
strongly entrenched.
. Naturally hats muat partake of
the character of the costumes they
complete faince women are
strongly entrenched.
Naturally hats must partake of
the character of the costumes they
complete. Since women are so'
greatly given over to formal and
semi-formal costumes hats have
taken on a formal quality which
soft line but because so many lacyj
ifwB arc cuuun mfcu piay. ven
the Parlslenne Is ws-vering In her missing buttons minor snags and
faithfulness to felts. Not only are ripped places without extra cbarg-
exotlc and synthetic straws being' ej. ROYAL CLEANERS and DY-
shown at all smart modistes but ERS. Phcns 416. (Adv.)
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women arc wearing them. Taffeta
also has Its place along with a
host of novelty fabrics which' arc
repeated In handbags even shoes
If not indeed the entire costume.
While trimmings are stll!"mlnl-
mhed flowers are continued. Lace
even lias appeared while Intricate
workmamhlp Involving shlrrlngs
pleats and inserts arc not to be
despised. Perhaps the strongest
characteristic of current millinery
is its Individuality.
COLLEGE BASEBALT RESULTS.
Georgia 11 Michigan 7.
Southern Methodist 11; North-
western 5. ' '
Illinois 15 Xlabama 4.
Texas 9 Iowa 0.
Kansas 9 Haskell Indian? 8.
Concordia ISU Paul) 7 Minne-
sota 6.
U. S. TO PLAY FRANCE.
NEW YORK April 18. UE Ad-
dition of an international match
with France today completed the
Itinerary of the American women's
S' team wh.ch Glenna 'Collet t will
"Ke to Europe next week. The
American players are assembling
In New York ana will hold their
first tram practice at Kncllwood
Country Club Monday.
We take care of alt loose and
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Hodges, Wesley D. The Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 120, Ed. 1, Sunday, April 20, 1930, newspaper, April 20, 1930; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth71119/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.