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As the Bailey and anti-Bailey men have failed to put up the money to pay the expenses as agreed, the County Democratic Executive Committee has decided not to hold primaries on May 2. However, Chairman Fritz says he will call the committee together to arrange for the primaries whenever the money is forthcoming. It is estimated that $300 will be required.
T. M. Ragland and Miss Margaret Emaline Shelby and Mack Bigson and Delia Harvey were licensed to marry Saturday.
April 19, 1933
Sunday’s game in Refugio will find the Rosebuds in their attractive new uniforms. The suits, of a dull gray and trimmed in dark maroon, arrived today and will be issued to the players tomorrow. Names of the various merchants who donated them are sewed on the shirt backs with blue braid. The stockings are half maroon and half white and the caps are solid black. A small “V” is on the left sleeve. Players who will receive the new suits must first turn in their old ones, Manager W. R. McCright has announced. It was also announced this morning that Victoria’s “holdout” umpire, E. T. (Bobbie) Clark had signed for the season. Clark is regarded one of the most proficient “Blind Toms” in the amateur circuit. Claude Riley, a flash in the league in 1931, is now out for the team and will be in his regular place in left field in the Refugio game Sunday. Riley is the fleetest runner on the squad, an excellent fielder.
K. K, Turpin and H. C. Boek have returned here after a business trip to San Antonio.
April 19, 1983
Beirut, Lebanon (AP) — A pickup truck packed with explosives blew up the seven-story facade of the U.S. Embassy’s main section during the lunch hour Monday, and at least 39 people, including six Americans,were reported killed.
Four Victoria youths qualified for the Crossroads BMX Gold Cup Finals scheduled for Las Vegas in October after bringing home six trophies to Victoria at a weekend event in Austin. Chris Moore finished second in the nine-year-old novice division while Chris Orsak took a fourth in the same category in Sundays’ Gold Cup races. Orsak also finished fourth in Saturday’s races. His brother Rick Orsak also was a dual winner, taking fourth in Saturday’s novice race for five years olds and eighth in Sunday’s Gold Cup races Ten-year-old Coby Cardosa was the other Victorian qualifying for the national meet with an eighth place finish.