Humble Bee (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 07, No. 22, Ed. 1 Monday, May 26, 1930 Page: 3 of 4
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Monday, May 26, 1939. ..
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Pryor Beltzhoover beat1 N. R.
strike out route.
Batteries: Lawless and Lewis.
Krenick and Lewenthal.
straight win this season.
Batteries: Krenick and Lewen-
thal. Huey, Brown and Daw.
CRACKING COIL DOWNS THE
GAUGERS 10 TO 8 MAY 8th
Price 2 up; J. W. Gray won from
Ted Woodell by default; E. J.
LeRoi beat Frank Campbell 2 up.
Play has been delayed due to
GAUGERS OUTHIT PIPE FIT-
TERS 5 TO 0 MAY 21st
ing matches have yet to be play-
ed; Tommy King and J. H. An-
_____ - far the matches have been very
the recent rains and the follow- close indicating that competition
will be even keener, The survivor
of this elimination tournament will
INTER-DEPARTMENT
LEAGUE
"Mike" Casey, besides pitching 1 up.
good ball, hit a homer and a_sin- 3rd Flight:
DEE DEE WINS FROM PIPE
FITTERS 4 TO 2 MAY 6th
With J. Smith and Gore socking
the old pill, the Dee Dee nine
downed the Pipe Fitters to the
tune of 4-2. In the last frame
the losers started a rally that
looked dangerous but Le Roi took
in Mizell’s line drive and threw
to third for a double-play to end
the game.
Batteries: Hendricks, Adams,
and Mallory. Cooper, Stevens and
Lewis.
PROCESS BEATS PIPE FIT-
TERS 7 TO 3 MAY 1st
Slamming out seven hits to score
six runs in the sixth inning put
the game in the bag for the Pro-
cess tossers when they trimmed
the Pipe Fitters to the tune of 7-3.
Beard, pitching for the winners,
started off a little unsteady in the
first but settled down and was
never in danger after the initial
frame—when the losers scored
their three tallies.
Batteries: Beard and Smith.
Adams, Hendricks and Mallory.
OFFICE DEFEATS DEE DEES
5 TO 1 MAY 2nd
36 holes will be played about Sun-
day June 1st. It is difficult to
predict at this time who will play
it out in the finals but it is a
safe bet that it will be a match
worth going far to see. All of
the contestants are handicapped
and placed on a even basis and so
Edmonds 2 up; Harry Ferguson
beat Jack Nelson 3 up; R. L.
Bunn beat H. F. Kohler 5 and 4;
Leroy Gunn beat Lawrence Reilly
2 up; Joe Armstrong defeated R.
Making every hit count and tak- T. Barbour 2 up; Paul DeVerter
ing advantage of the breaks, the won from Emory Born 2 up;
Cracking Coil nine downed the Harry Hartman beat. Ray Smith 2
Gaugers to the tune of 10-8. up;- Bill Cones beat Art Thaman
Water League when he snagged
Stewart’s line drive in the sixth
and caught Johnson off first for
an unassisted double-play.
Batteries: Krenick and Lewen-
thal. Stewart, Wilson, and Bor-
den.
OFFICE LOST TO GAUGERS 4-
3 MAY 15th
Alleman’s bobble in the fifth
with one on, enabled the Gaugers
to score their first win from the
League Leaders when they came
out on the long end of a 4-3
count. “Stick” Smith pulled one
of those rare plays in the Hot
gle out of three trips to the plate.
Batteries: Young, Thompson,
Casey, and Alleman. De Witt
and Buelow.
receive a silver loving cup and
the runner up will have to be
content with a matched set of 3
wooden clubs. Numerous other
prizes are to be given to the win-
ners and runners-up of each flight.
derson in the 1st group; J. H.
Cone and B. T. McKinney in the
3rd flight. If Jupiter Pluvius will
give the boys • a break the re-
maining matches will be played
as scheduled. The final round ei
Nat Hall had a birthday last
week and was the recipient of
many congratulatory . greetings
from his friends. In addition to
Hunt and Stewart started off in receiving felicitations from the en-
great style and everything pointed tire plant he received telegrams .
to a pitchers duel, but Hunt after and cablegrams from many not-
punching the first three in the ables rom all over the world and
initial frame weakened in the last Louisiana, including Mussolini,
stages of the game and yielded King George, King Alphonso,
eight hits to lose the game for Prince of Wales, President Hoov-
the Pipe Fitters to the Gaugers er, Jimmie Walker, Johnnie Walk-
5-0. Stewart pitched great ball, er» Haig and Haig, Sandy Mac-
this being the first shutout to be Donald and Hart, Schaffner and
registered in the Inter-department Marx. There was also one from
League this season. A total of his old friend Mayor Broussard
nineteen strikeouts to his credit of Bayou Le Fouche. Nat failed
One big inning was all it took set a record for the league. to divulge his exact age but we ■
for the Office nine to tame the Batteries: Stewart and Borden, know that he is an octogenarian
Dee Dees when they came out at Hunt and Mallory. . or centenarian, or maybe a vege-
the long end of a 5-1 count. Kren- ---------------- tarian.
ick pitched winning ball, allowing Sixth Annual ~.14 T . ---
but four hits and sending five 1 Annual LrOll Larkins: (trying to light a cig-
hool +e +ha -*- h-ol-ot XV _ Tournament Held An arette with a used match) “I won-
-1 . der what’s the matter with this
Sunday, May 18th match?”
J v - . Wheeler: “I don’t know. It
The 6th Annual Baytown Coun- lit just a minute ago.”
under way Sunday Fandigee mth gYou can hardly talk to Myrtis
the largest field of golfers to Smithnow since someone, told her
enter a local spring tournament. Shenslookedlikep Sally Starr.the
Despite the soggy condition of the moyie-actress., But.come to think
course from the recent rains 40 0fitth ereis asslightresemblance
golfers teed off in the battle for vetweenthemeveryslightthough.
the Club trophy. Most of the Woldbe.a g0od.chance for Myr-
entries proved to be good mud tisto crash into the.moyies. She
horses and some fairly good golf Cou d,at least doub lefor.Sa Ily.
was turned in The results of It S . easy for girls to get into
th/ first "round matches5sar8 " movies nowadays, and you don't
follows* have to be beautiful or know how
1st Flight: to act. All you need is the 60c.
Dick Ostrandr won from Jack , — , . .
OFFICE SWAMPS PROCESS 10 Commings qyndefaultiFred Langh ride ovey th rocm rbad tmatra
TO S MAY 7th 4? W W rom.Bob Alivercand mony. He has just returned with
Iy:, . „ i u 3’ : Rob oX.eea AD Ga ston his bride from a honey moon in
With “Budder” Krenick allow- j UPi Bob Roberts beat W. E. Niagara pals A1 ‘ of +heir
ing but three hits and his team Crimpenshaw 4 up; Chancy Brew- friends here Wish them lots of
mates socking the old apple, the er defeated Duke Keenan 2 up; luck, an god. Guess Tommy is
Office nine walked over Manager -Harry Snider won from F ather giving up his singing cam-or
Berry’s Process tossers to the Dwan 2 up; Harry Karkowski f domestic one g g
tune of 10-3 for their fifth heat C: E. Rodecape 2 up. ........ .........
’ n 18 Polk .. - w t "See that man staggering, he
-H J. Polk won from W. J. must be drunk.”
“No. He’s just syncopated."
ed"»hat do you mean syncopat-
“He’s moving unevenly from
bar to bar.”
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Humble Bee (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 07, No. 22, Ed. 1 Monday, May 26, 1930, newspaper, May 26, 1930; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1481897/m1/3/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.