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Home of Janice Scrivner An eyesore, and more Illegal dumping costing taxpayers, represents health and fire hazard By Steve Reagan up after others. SDN Staff Writer “It’s a huge problem,” Pub- lic Works Director Eli Tor- While many people, groups res said. “In 2018, we hauled and organizations are doing away 287 tons of material that their best to make Snyder a had been illegally dumped, clean, attractive community, and I think we’ve hauled Max West many others are trying to about half of that total so far SDN Photo/Steve Reagan U.S. Army make it look like a giant trash this year. We’re spending World War II and Contributed Photo dump. about $50,000-$60,000 a year In the top photo, city crews had Today’s Veteran sponsored by Illegal dumping within the on it.” to remove more than 19 tons Nix’s Auto & Tire Service Snyder city limits has long Illegal dumping, simply of discarded items from this 1510 25th Street 573-3567 been a problem, but it has got- put, is dumping discarded ten worse in recent years. items in some place other than easement across from the 37th Whether that is because a dumpster or the city land- Street Church of Christ. At left, eather of trying to save a few dol- fill, Snyder Fire Department Snyder Fire Department Dep- W lars on a project, citizens Deputy Fire Marshal Nathan uty Fire Marshal Nathan Hines have a lack of pride or out of Hines said. It is against the examined a pair of couches just plain laziness, some area law, with punishment rang- dumped beside 22nd Street residents are simply dumping ing from fines to jail or even Monday morning. their couches, water heaters prison time. or other garbage on the side The problem of illegal “People are using their Hines admitted enforce- In addition to the “stick” of of the road, rather than tak- dumping is not restricted to yards as trash dumps,” Hines ment of anti-dumping stat- increased enforcement, city ing those items to the landfill. one or two areas within the said. “People are dumping in utes has been spotty in the officials also are dangling a Aside from being an eyesore, city. Hines said if a person vacant lots and the side of the past, but that is changing. “carrot” — people will be these debris piles also create were to travel down almost road, just about everywhere Increased patrols and other able to deliver one load of health and fire safety hazards, any road or alley in Snyder, you can dump garbage.” efforts to target violators are discarded items a month free officials said. they would witness the prob- In addition to being a ma- already under way. of charge to the city landfill, That leaves the problem of lem first-hand. Nor are only jor eyesore, these impromptu “We’re going to start en- provided they can show a cur- removing those items to City private citizens guilty of cre- trash dumps also represent forcing it a lot more now rent city utility bill. Ty Kowles of Snyder work crews, who ating the problem. Hines said serious fire and health haz- that the city-wide clean-up is “We just want people to be Monday’s high: 79 de- have to take time away from construction crews and other ards and become nesting over,” Hines said. “A lot of more vigilant and have more grees maintaining city streets and businesses have been caught grounds for rats, insects and areas are clean now, and we pride in their community,” Monday’s low: 60 degrees water and sewer lines to clean in the act. other vermin. want to keep it that way.” Hines said. 7 a.m. reading today: 55 degrees Rainfall: None 2019 precipitation: 4.76 Little princesses County hospital inches

Finances board to consider WT-Int. Crude $63.50 WTIC Posted $60.00 Natural Gas $2.59 construction projects Patterson-UTI $14.05 The Scurry County Hospital District board of directors will Oxy-Permian $58.49 discuss and possibly vote on five construction projects during Kinder Morgan $19.84 Wednesday’s meeting. The administration will present information about expand- ecision ing the Cogdell Family Clinic and renovating the MRI area, D 2019 pharmacy, nuclear medicine and respiratory therapy/pulmo- Snyder Early Voting nary rehab area. If approved, board members will vote on in- Through Monday, April 29 terim financing for the projects. Friday’s Total...... 33 In December, board members voted to purchase a new MRI Total Votes...... 152 machine and to renovate the area in which it would be housed. Source: City of Snyder The current MRI machine is housed in a mobile trailer. The board allocated $250,000 for renovations within the hospital. Date Change The unit, which was purchased from GE, will cost the dis- trict $859,000, Chief Financial Officer John Everett said in Due to a scheduling con- December. The hospital performs 70 to 80 MRIs per month, flict, the Make the Bleed he said. program scheduled for Also Wednesday, the board will conduct its self-evaluation May 18 has been resched- in open session and during a closed session conduct the evalu- uled. The Scurry County ation of Cogdell Memorial Hospital CEO Ella Helms. Any ac- EMS program will be held tion from the closed session will be taken in open session. at 6 p.m. May 17 in the Credentials for Dr. Stephen George for the walk-in clinic, EMS education room at the SDN Photos/Brittni Clemons as well as EmCare and Direct Radiology physicians will be armory in Towle Park. In the top photo, Elizabeth presented for approval, as will policies approved by the medi- Wright fixed herself a plate cal staff. of her favorite treats during A second closed session is on the agenda for the board to Lottery a princess tea party hosted hear the quality assurance report. If action is needed from the Monday’s Results by the Scurry County Mu- report, the board will do so in open session. Texas Two Step seum Saturday. At left, Sta- Reports from the administration and Chief of Staff Dr. Da- 3-15-17-34 BB: 22 cey Blackwell-Yocca helped vid Kerr will also be presented during the meeting, which will her daughters, Gladys Yocca begin at 8:30 a.m. in the administration wing boardroom. The Cash Five (right) and Maryellen Yocca meeting is open to the public and time has been set aside for 3-6-9-25-33 (left) fix their plate of sweets the public to comment on non-agenda items. and sandwiches. The district’s finance committee is scheduled to meet at Pick 3 Morning 7:30 a.m. in the administration wing boardroom. The only ac- 6-5-9 Sum It Up: 20 tion for the committee is to accept the latest financial informa- Pick 3 Day tion and approve minutes from the March meeting. 2-4-3 Sum It Up: 9 Pick 3 Evening 7-7-6 Sum It Up: 20 Today final day for early Pick 3 Night Three to be inducted in Hall of Honor Saturday 8-5-5 Sum It Up: 18 voting in mayoral election This year’s inductees into the Snyder High Among Tubb’s TV and film credits are Daily 4 Morning School theater department’s Hall of Honor Hill Street Blues (1981), Bay City Blues include Powers Boothe, Barry Tubb and 9-6-2-4 Sum It Up: 21 Today is the final day to tested race on the ballot. (1983), Mask (1985), The Legend of Billie Brad Maule. Jean (1985), Top Gun (1986), Billionaire Daily 4 Day cast early votes for Saturday’s Voting on Saturday will be They will be inducted during the Saturday Boys Club (1987), Lonesome Dove (1989), 2-7-7-7 Sum It Up: 23 mayoral election. held from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at ceremony at Snyder High School. College on the Square will College on the Square. and Return to Lonesome Dove (1993). Tubb Daily 4 Evening Boothe, who graduated from Snyder in be open until 7 p.m. today The Snyder Daily News graduated from Snyder in 1981. 7-1-3-9 Sum It Up: 20 1966, won an Emmy in 1980 for his role in for residents to cast ballots. will post results on its website In addition to the three individual honor- Daily 4 Night Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones. Mayor Tony Wofford is be- and social media pages when ees, the cast and crew of the state champion 0-2-5-8 Sum It Up: 15 Among his other TV and film credits are ing challenged by Stephanie they become available Satur- 1970 one-act play Elizabeth: The Queen, Philip Marlowe, Private Eye (1983), Red Ducheneaux in the only con- day night. will be inducted and Janeen Patterson will Dawn (1984), Tombstone (1993), Mutant be honored for her longtime support of the Ask Us Species (1994), Nixon (1995), 24 (2001), theater department. Q. — Will any baseball Deadwood (2004), Nashville (2012) and The gala will begin dinner at 4:30 p.m. in or softball playoff games Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (2013). the Snyder High School cafeteria before a be played in Snyder this More rain forecast for today Maule, a 1970 Snyder graduate, worked as performance of this year’s state-qualifying week? a backup singer for Bob Gentry, Jim Nabors one-act play A View from the Bridge in Wor- A. — No. Fog and misting rain greeted some Scurry County residents this morning and more precipitation is possible today. and Don Ho, among others, and has released sham Auditorium. The National Weather Service is forecasting a 20 percent a couple of albums. Among his TV credits Tickets for the dinner, performance and chance of thunderstorms across the Permian Basin today. are Charlie’s Angels (1976), Three’s Com- ceremony are $25. Table sponsorships are Skies are expected to begin clearing this evening, but the pany (1977), The White Shadow (1978), Too available for $250 for a table of eight and NWS is forecasting a 40 percent chance of rain Wednesday Close for Comfort (1980), Malibu (1983) and $150 for a half-table. Tickets are available at General Hospital (1984-2006). Spanish Inn. night. Page 2 Snyder Daily News Tuesday, April 30, 2019 Community Calendar Trump sues banks to try to block subpoenas Family Funfair WASHINGTON (AP) — with the Trump Organization. block duly authorized sub- Schiff and Waters said President Donald Trump, Trump’s businesses have ben- poenas to non-governmental Trump’s “unprecedented The annual Family Funfair, sponsored by High Sky Chil- his family and the Trump efited from Russian invest- entities is another demonstra- stonewalling will not work, dren’s Ranch and the West Texas Children’s Advocacy Cen- Organization filed a lawsuit ment over the years. tion of the depths to which and the American people de- ter, will be held from 5:30-6:45 p.m. today at the Towle Park against Deutsche Bank and The Trumps want a federal President Trump will go to serve better.” pavilion. A celebration of heroes will begin at 6:45 p.m. Capital One in an attempt to judge to declare the subpoe- obstruct Congress’s consti- Deutsche Bank, a German Children’s games and food will be available at no cost. block congressional subpoe- nas unlawful and unenforce- tutional oversight authority,” asset management firm, has nas seeking their banking and able. The lawsuit also seeks they said late Monday. lent Trump’s real estate or- Dual-language program meeting financial records. to block the financial institu- Eric Trump, executive vice ganization millions of dollars Snyder Primary School will hold a kindergarten dual-lan- The lawsuit by Trump, tions from disclosing infor- president of The Trump Or- over time. guage program parent meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday. School sons Donald Jr. and Eric and mation and complying with ganization, called Democrats “We remain committed to officials will discuss the program’s requirements during the daughter Ivanka was filed the subpoenas. “deranged” and the subpoe- providing appropriate infor- meeting. Monday in federal court in “The subpoenas were is- nas a form of “presidential mation to all authorized in- New York. The Trump Or- sued to harass President Don- harassment.” vestigations and will abide by Blood drive ganization and the Donald J. ald J. Trump, to rummage “This is all these people a court order regarding such Ira ISD will sponsor a blood drive from 9:30 a.m. to 12:45 Trump Revocable Trust are through every aspect of his do,” he said today on Fox investigations,” Deutsche p.m. Thursday in the school library. To schedule an appoint- among the other plaintiffs. personal finances, his busi- News Channel’s Fox & Bank spokeswoman Kerrie ment, call (800) 333-6920 or visit www.bloodhero.com. Two House committees nesses, and the private infor- Friends. “They don’t want to McHugh said in a statement subpoenaed Deutsche Bank mation of the president and do their jobs. They want to today. A View from the Bridge and several other financial his family, and to ferret about harass Trump.” Capital One did not imme- institutions earlier this month for any material that might be The lawsuit also charges diately respond to a request The Snyder High School one-act play A View from the as part of investigations into used to cause him political that the committees “ignored for comment. Bridge will be staged for the public at 7 p.m. Friday at Wor- the Republican president’s fi- damage,” the lawsuit stated. the constitutional limits on sham Auditorium. Tickets are $5 each. nances. Schiff, chairman of the Congress’ power to investi- House Intelligence Com- House intelligence commit- gate” and that the subpoenas Berkshire steps into May Day mittee Chairman Adam tee, and fellow Democratic “lack any legitimate legisla- The Scurry County Senior Citizens Center May Day cel- Schiff, D-Calif., said at the Rep. Maxine Waters, who tive purpose.” fight for Anadarko ebration will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at The Coliseum. time that the subpoenas heads the House Financial When the subpoenas were Activities will include craft and baked good booths, a silent were part of an investigation Services Committee, issued issued April 15, Eric Trump on Occidental’s side auction, cake and pie auction, barbecue brisket dinner and “into allegations of poten- a joint statement accusing the called them “an unprecedent- the quilt auction. Admission is free. NEW YORK (AP) — War- tial foreign influence on the president of trying to “put off ed abuse of power and simply ren Buffett’s Berkshire Ha- U.S. political process.” He meaningful accountability as the latest attempt by House thaway is financing a bid by School Maker Faire has said he wants to know long as possible.” Democrats to attack the presi- Occidental Petroleum for The Snyder ISD Afterschool Centers on Education and whether Russians used laun- “The meritless lawsuit filed dent and our family for politi- Anadarko, potentially upend- STEAM Academy will host a School Maker Faire from 9 dered money for transactions today by President Trump to cal gain.” ing Chevron’s $33 billion of- a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in the STEAM Lab at Snyder In- fer for the energy company. termediate School. Activities will include an egg drop chal- Anadarko and Chev- lenge, homemade salsa competition and a live stream of the ron signed a merger agree- Snyder High School drone racing team. Hands-on activi- Police Blotter ment earlier this month, but ties and student booths will also be open to the public. The • Arrests the 200 block of 35th Street • Scam Anadarko Petroleum said STEAM academy will also unveil the mobile lab students A 47-year-old male was on a 132nd Judicial District A scam telephone call was Monday that it is now con- helped design. arrested at 11:35 a.m. Mon- Court warrant for failure to reported at 1:30 p.m. Monday sidering an offer from Occi- day in the 2900 block of 35th appear at a show cause hear- by a person who went to the dental worth about $57 billion Theater Hall of Honor induction gala Street for public intoxication ing. police department. in cash and stock, including The Snyder High School theater department Hall of Honor and possession of drug para- A 35-year-old male was ar- • Fire debt and book value of non- induction gala will begin at 4:30 p.m. Saturday with a meal at phernalia. rested at 5:51 p.m. Monday in A controlled burn was re- controlling interest. the high school cafeteria before a performance of this year’s A 50-year-old male was ar- the 700 block of 37th Street ported at 3:12 p.m. Monday Chevron’s offer would be state-qualifying one-act play A View from the Bridge in rested at 12:07 p.m. Monday on a Tom Green County war- in the 6700 block of Camp worth about $50 billion by the Worsham Auditorium. Following the performance, the hon- at the law enforcement center rant for criminal trespass. Springs Road. same metric. orees will be inducted before participating in a panel discus- on a Snyder municipal court • Assault • Animal concerns The entry of Buffett’s sion with the audience. Tickets for the dinner, performance warrant for expired operator’s A Cogdell Memorial Hos- Dogs at-large were report- Berkshire Hathaway could and ceremony are $25. Table sponsorships are available for license. pital staff member reported ed at 6:25 a.m. Monday in the give Chevron pause and that $250 for a table of eight and $150 for a half-table. Tickets are A 45-year-old male was ar- at 3:12 p.m. Monday treating 1900 block of Coleman Ave., was the perception on Wall available at Spanish Inn. rested at 2:29 p.m. Monday in a patient that had been as- at 7:08 a.m. Monday near the Street early today. Shares of saulted. intersection of Andress Ave. Chevron rose 3 percent with Assault, family violence, and North Ave. O and at 10:59 many investors believing it was reported in the 100 block a.m. Monday in the 4000 would not be laying out bil- Obituaries of 37th Street at 9:12 p.m. block of College Ave. lions of dollars for Anadarko. Monday. • Monday blotter notes Berkshire said today it will her husband, Tom, of Lub- could fill volumes. Suzanne • Theft Scurry County EMS re- invest $10 billion in Occiden- Eilene Cave bock; one son James R. Cave, was a fearless woman and tal. Berkshire will receive 1917-2019 A theft was reported at sponded to three medical and his wife, Lois, of Sny- passed with a smile on her 12:41 p.m. Monday in the Vil- calls. 100,000 preferred shares plus Eilene (McReynolds) Cave, der; seven grandchildren; 11 face. lages at Snyder. Seven 911 hang-ups were a warrant to purchase up to 80 101, died Sunday April 28, great-grandchildren; and one She was preceded in death • Criminal trespass reported. million shares of Occidental 2019 in Snyder. sister-in-law. by her father, Charles B. A criminal trespass warn- Law enforcement respond- common stock at an exercise Graveside service for Mrs. Memorials may be made to Quick Jr.; her mother, Su- ing was requested at 12:09 ed to three civil calls. price of $62.50 each. The pre- Cave will be held at 10 a.m. a charity of choice. zanne B. Quick; one nephew, p.m.Tomorrow’s Monday at United Suweather- Two non-accident, traffic- ferred stock will accrue divi- Wednesday at Roby Cem- Mark B. Quick Jr.; and one permarket. related calls were received. dends at 8 percent per year. etery. The service will be granddaughter, Molly Mae Forecast for Tuesday, April 30, 2019 under the direction of Cate- Suzanne Quick Rains. Survivors include her hus- Spencer and Trent Funeral 1950-2019 Amarillo Home of Sweetwater. Suzanne Quick passed band of 39 years, Jerry D. 77/47 OKLA. Visitation will be held from away peacefully on Wednes- Rains of Thorndale, and their N.M. 6-7:30 p.m. today at the funer- day, April 24, 2019 at her two children, Daniel W. Rains al home. home near Thorndale after a of Camp Lejeune, N.C. and ARK. Born on Sept. 17, 1917 in long battle with Alzheimer’s. Camille B. Rains-Johnson of Queensland, Australia; two Wichita Falls Plum Creek in Nolan Coun- A celebration of life service 80/66 ty to Robert Lee and Lillian will be held at a later date. Ar- grandsons, Luke Rains and (Benton) McReynolds, she rangements are under the di- Arlo Johnson; three brothers, graduated from Sweetwa- rection of Phillips and Luckey Charles Quick, Mark Quick Dallas ter High F u n e r a l and Gerald Quick; one sister, 83/68 Marilynn Wilson of Houston; School and Home of Midland LA. a t t e n d e d Rockdale. and a whole host of friends, 89/62 A b i l e n e colleagues and loved ones the Suzanne El Paso Christian was born world over. In lieu of flowers, the fam- 82/57 Austin C o l l e g e on Sept. 85/71 and Texas 16, 1950 ily asks that books be donated Wom a n’s in Hous- in her name to a school or University ton. She community library. in Den- lived an Houston San Antonio 84/74 ton. After interest- Wretha Speer 82/72 c o l l e g e , ing and Cave E i l e n e Quick adventure- 1953-2019 m o v e d some life. Wretha Speer, 65, of Lo- to Roby to teach at Center Suzanne was a world trav- raine, died Monday, April 29, Laredo School. In Roby, she met and eler, educator, devoted wife 2019. MEXICO 95/74 later married James Cave on and mother, a ranch woman, Funeral arrangements are May 20, 1939. Together the Scout leader, artist and a pil- pending at Miller Family Fu- couple built a successful cot- lar of the Southwest Milam neral Home. Brownsville 88/74 ton and Angus cattle opera- community. Suzanne worked tion. Eilene was a member of as a librarian at Thorndale East Side Church of Christ ISD for 25 years. During that THE SNYDER while in Snyder and a long- period, she found time to fur- time member of the Roby ther her own education and DAILY NEWS Church of Christ, where she graduated from St. Edward’s Published each Monday through taught both the ladies’ and University and ultimately re- Saturday afternoon, except Christmas Day and Independence Day, by Snyder ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. children’s Bible classes. She ceived a master of library and Publishing Co., Inc., 3600 College Ave., was an active member of the information science degree Snyder, Texas 79549. Home Demonstration Club in Periodicals postage paid at the post from the University of Texas office at Snyder, Texas, Publication Fisher County. at Austin. Number USPS611-520. She was preceded in death An obituary could never POSTMASTER send change of ad- Scurry County 3 Day Weather Forecast by her husband, her parents, dress to P.O. Box 949, Snyder, Texas, capture the magnitude of this 79550. two brothers and four sisters. woman’s life, as her story SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By car- Wednesday 5/1 Thursday 5/2 Friday 5/3 Survivors include two rier in Snyder, $11.50 per month. By mail in Scurry and adjoining daughters, Sara Spencer, counties, one year $108.00 balance of and her husband, Jimmy, of Personal, Texas and out of state $138.00. 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Box 949 Last Quarter May 26 millerfamilyfuneralhome.com Mark and Jack Cypert Snyder, TX 79550 Tuesday, April 30, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 3 Texas Senate passes school safety bill intended to prevent mass shootings By Alex Samuels lor, R-Friendswood, said his bill also but he said he couldn’t remember off including strengthening school se- plauded Taylor for spearheading the www.texastribune.org requires school districts to appoint the top of his head what those con- curity and mental health counseling. measure. school safety committees that meet cerns were. Lawmakers tacked on several “I want to thank Sen. Taylor for In the first legislative session after once a semester to provide their The legislation will now make its amendments to Taylor’s bill Mon- working on a bill that’s very well the deadly mass shooting at Santa Fe boards of trustees with recommen- way to the lower chamber, where day, including one by Sen. Joan thought out and will benefit the High School, the Texas Senate near- dations for updates to their districts’ another broad proposal authored by Huffman, R-Houston, that would schoolchildren of Texas,” Huffman ly unanimously approved a sweep- multihazard emergency operations Rep. Greg Bonnen, R-Friendswood, expand the definition of “harmful said. “What happened in your dis- ing school safety bill Monday aimed plans. has yet to be approved by a House and threatening behavior” to in- trict was beyond horrifying, but I at preventing — or at least mitigat- “We cannot afford to do nothing, committee — likely making Tay- clude things such as dating violence want to commend you for your work ing — another mass tragedy. and a lot of times we get caught up lor’s bill the final vehicle for school and stalking. Another amendment, and the way you handled this trag- Senate Bill 11 attempts to here in the Legislature and we let safety legislation. When laying out by Taylor, allows students to anony- edy.” strengthen mental health initiatives perfect become the enemy of the his bill in front of a Capitol commit- mously report dangerous behavior Other school safety measures in Texas schools, ensure school good,” Taylor told other senators. tee last month, Taylor said he was they’ve seen from other students. approved by the Senate this year districts’ employees, including “Today we have before us a bill that working closely with Bonnen — School safety, among a number include a bevy of bills that would substitute teachers, are equipped is good and would help protect our both represent Santa Fe ISD — on of other measures, topped Abbott’s alter an existing state-sanctioned to respond to emergencies by re- students in the future.” the language for his final measure. priority list that he laid out early this program to arm teachers. quiring they have classroom access The Senate voted 29-2 to approve Consideration of Taylor’s bill year. During his State of the State Taylor said the Santa Fe shooting to a telephone and other electronic the bill, with Republican state Sens. comes almost a year after the shoot- speech, the governor reassured Tex- was one of the most “challenging communication, and establish threat Bob Hall of Edgewood and Bryan ing at Santa Fe High School, which ans that the Legislature would take things I’ve had to deal with” during assessment teams to help identify Hughes of Mineola voting in oppo- left 10 dead and another 13 wound- steps this year to ensure a tragedy his time in the Legislature. potentially dangerous students and sition. ed. The bill touches on a number like the one at Santa Fe wouldn’t “Multiple young people’s funerals determine the best ways to inter- Hughes said after the vote that he of proposals Gov. Greg Abbott laid happen again. back to back in a few short days is vene before they become violent. opposed the bill because “a number out in a 43-page school safety plan After the bill’s passage out of the very difficult,” he said. “That’s why The bill’s author, Sen. Larry Tay- of folks back home had concerns,” he released days after the shooting, upper chamber, several senators ap- we have to get this done.” House bill reduces penalty for Texans caught with small amounts of marijuana Cleaning Snyder By Alex Samuels for possession. The bill low- bill would make it so Texans have made possessing small www.texastribune.org ers possession of one ounce or caught with one ounce or amounts a civil offense rather less from a Class B to a Class less of marijuana can’t be ar- than a criminal infraction, ac- After a brief discussion, C misdemeanor, which is the rested. Instead, judges would cording to the National Con- the Texas House gave pre- same classification as a traffic automatically put those of- ference of State Legislatures. liminary approval Monday ticket. fenders on deferred adjudica- In Texas, possession of to a bill that would reduce the After Rep. Jonathan Stick- tion probation. If an offender any amount of marijuana is penalties for low-level posses- land, R-Bedford, who ap- successfully completes the illegal, but some district at- sion of marijuana — a move plauded Moody for spear- terms of his or her probation torneys in larger Texas coun- lauded as a win by those ea- heading the bill, asked the and does not commit more ties, including Dallas and ger for the state to take its first Democrat why his measure than one offense in a calendar Harris counties, have already major step toward loosening had been “watered down,” year, his or her record would pledged not to prosecute first- its marijuana laws. Moody said he did so in the be expunged, Moody said time, low-level offenders. But hopes of turning the hopes of getting it to the gov- Monday. Moody has tried during bill into law remain slim. Af- ernor’s desk. The bill would also ensure the past several sessions to ter the House grants final ap- “I’m not going to sacrifice that Texans possessing one get this legislation to the gov- proval for the bill — usually the good for the perfect. If ounce or less of marijuana ernor’s desk, but to no avail. just a formality — it will head this is what we can do, then will not have their driver’s li- The House vote Monday to the Senate, where presiding this is what we must do,” censes suspended. marks significant progress for officer Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Moody said. “We can’t keep Ten states and the District Moody. It’s the first time the has expressed opposition to hauling 75,000 Texans to jail of Columbia have legalized lower chamber approved such the idea of loosening marijua- every year.” small amounts of marijuana a measure. But the opposition na possession penalties. Those found to possess for personal use. of the lieutenant governor re- The lower chamber voted two ounces or less or mari- Thirteen other states mains a major hurdle. Contributed Photo 98-43 in favor of House Bill juana, but more than one Among those who helped during Saturday’s clean-up day 63 by Rep. Joe Moody, D-El ounce, would be charged with were Alex Salinas, Brianna Richburg, Becky Salinas, Dr. Bryan Paso, after he changed it on a Class B misdemeanor — Cave, Shelby Salinas, Sandra Salinas, Annabelle Snow and the chamber floor from a de- punishable by a fine of up to Linda Molina. criminalization measure to $2,000, jail time or both. It’s Spring one that reduces the penalties “When I first proposed changing our criminal pen- Lawmaker: Texas shouldn’t read executed inmates’ last words alty for personal use of mari- juana to a civil penalty, there AUSTIN (AP) — A Texas it when they are strapped to a slab of peanut butter fudge was some support and even lawmaker whose ire over a the gurney,” state Sen. John with crushed peanuts. Prison more caution,” Moody told death row inmate’s expansive Whitmire wrote in a letter to officials said Brewer didn’t other representatives. final feast in 2011 ended the prison officials. eat any of it. The revised version of the practice of condemned pris- A spokesman for the Texas King is not the first con- oners choosing their last meal Department of Criminal Jus- demned Texas inmate to not said Monday the state should tice didn’t respond to a re- speak any final words, but 20 Lbs. We’ll clean and package your blankets and comforters now stop publicly reading the quest for comment Monday. instead prepare a statement for $18-$30 plus stain treatment. final statements of those who Whitmire has been in the later released by the prison are executed. Senate nearly 40 years. The system. King’s statement $ Let us help at It comes after a Texas pris- Houston Democrat is one of read, “Capital punishment: on spokesman last week read Texas’ most powerful law- them without the capital get 15 the last words of an avowed makers over the criminal jus- the punishment.” AS OF OCT. 20TH WE NO LONGER Washand it smells good, too! Happenin’ racist, John William King, tice system and has spurred Byrd’s sister, Clara Taylor, ARE OPEN ON SATURDAYS. LAUNDROMAT who orchestrated one of the the prison system to previ- who watched King die, said McCormick We are open Weekends! 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Astro-Graph Wednesday, May 1, 2019 Extra care should be taken when dealing with govern- ment agencies, fi nancial institutions and medical facilities. You’ll be offered mixed messages that can lead to mistakes and setbacks if you are too quick to make a move. If you slow down and rely on facts, you’ll fi nd it easier to progress. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Do your due diligence before you sign up for something that is built on dreams, not on reality. A change may be what you desire, but you must consider the cost before you begin. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Set a goal and don’t stop until you reach your destination. Share your feelings with a loved one, and make plans that will give you something to look forward to. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Make a move or a change for the right reasons, not because someone is pressuring you to do so. Keep your plans secret until you are well on your way to achieving your goal. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Participate in something that will expand your mind and encourage you to make physical improvements. Taking better care of your health and emotional well-being should be a priority. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Sign up for a seminar that will help you curb bad habits and promote your skills and attri- butes. It’s up to you to make good choices. By Eugenia LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Get to- Last gether with people who inspire you and offer positive suggestions and feedback, while avoiding those who bring you down and complain about everything you do. Romance is high- Bridge lighted. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Business trips and meet- ings will play out in your favor. A proposed change will turn out to be exactly what you need to improve your life. More distribution means fewer losers SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Know what you In King Lear, Shakespeare wrote, “Distribu- will take the auction higher. Five plus nine is want, and don’t settle for less. If someone interferes in your tion should undo excess.” 14. Subtracting that from the magic number of life, put a stop to it and do your own thing. Make home, At the bridge table, though, good distribution 24 gives 10 — the number of tricks available. It family and romance priorities. — an unbalanced hand with long suits — often is a game deal. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Keep everyone forgives excess in the auction. There is one pro- So, North should jump to four clubs, a splin- guessing. Don’t feel that you must reveal your plans. Take viso — that you have a good ter bid showing game-going values, four-card the initiative to make improvements that promote better fi t . spade support and a singleton, or void, in clubs. health, vitality and a new look, attitude or image. Look at the North hand in The South hand now has only fi ve losers — AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Stick to what and who today’s diagram. With the op- one spade, one heart and three diamonds. He you know and the things you enjoy doing most. Your skills ponents retaining a respectful can ruff his club losers in his partner’s hand. and abilities will give you a much-needed boost. Romance silence, North opens one dia- The LTC says that North-South can win 14 is in the stars. mond, and partner responds tricks. Some form of Blackwood will tell South PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Share your dreams with one spade. What should North that six spades should be the fi nal contract. someone who can offer advice and support, while encour- By Phillip Alder rebid? West leads the club king. South can afford aging you to be realistic. Do your best not to overspend or As I mentioned yesterday, one trump loser, but not two. What should he expand too quickly. once a fi t has been found, use the Losing Trick do? ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Explore new possibili- Count (LTC). Here, Northa’s hand contains The correct play is fi rst to cash the spade ace. ties, but don’t share your plans prematurely. Gather infor- only fi ve losers — three spades, one heart and If an honor drops, it’s all over. But if only low mation and work out a budget. How you approach your ob- one club. Partner, for a one-level response, is as- cards appear, declarer enters dummy to lead a jective will determine your success. Knowledge is power. sumed to have nine losers. If he has fewer, he spade toward the queen. This avoids guesswork. Tuesday, April 30, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 5 Xtra Point Woodstock co-founder insists Endgame brings back memories of Saturday mornings anniversary festival still on With Avengers: Endgame selling fan. But there was something about enjoyed watching Superman, Batman, NEW YORK (AP) — Woodstock 50 will go on despite out everywhere it is showing, includ- the Marvel fi lms that got me hooked. I Aquaman and Wonder Woman team up the loss of a major fi nancial partner, according to the or- ing Snyder Cinema this past weekend, saw the fi rst fi lm, Iron Man, while my to defeat the bad guys each week. ganizers of the anniversary event. memories of superheroes and Saturday wife was attending a Texas Education I just hope the movie versions do In a statement released late Monday, Woodstock 50 morning cartoons have been a talking Agency reading conference in Austin. not include the Wonder Twins and co-founder Michael Lang and Woodstock, LLC, said that point among some people, including Since then, I have seen all of the Gleek. When they were introduced, the they were “committed to ensuring that the 50th anniver- myself. fi lms, except for the Guardians of the storylines became a little more comical. sary of Woodstock is marked with a festival deserving of I am joining the millions of others Galaxy and Ant Man sagas. But I will Don’t get me wrong, I was still watch- its iconic name and place in American history and cul- promising to not offer any spoilers to be watching them soon. ing, and maybe even laughing. ture.” Marvel’s latest “cin- My days of Saturday mornings fi ght- Avengers: Endgame gets an extra- They said that would continue despite the announce- ematic universe” saga. I ing with my sister over which cartoons large popcorn rating from me. The one- ment earlier in the day that a fi nancial investor was drop- will only say the nearly to watch are long past. I was also a fan liners were the best and the fi ght scenes ping out of the event, scheduled for Aug 16-18 in Watkins three-hour movie was a of Scooby Doo, Jabber Jaw and Captain were well produced. Glen, N.Y. great way to complete Caveman. Like the actors said prior to the pre- “Although our fi nancial partner is withdrawing, we will the 22 fi lms we have One of the best things about Scooby miere last week, you are going to cheer of course be continuing with the planning of the festival come to love. Doo cartoons was seeing the guest and cry at the same time. and intend to bring on new partners,” the statement read. Enjoying the fi lm stars, including the Harlem Globetrot- As Steve put, “If you love Marvel “The bottom line is, there is going to be a Woodstock 50th Ben Barkley with co-worker Steve ters, Sonny and Cher, Batman and movies, you are going to love this one. Anniversary Festival, as there must be, and it’s going to Reagan made it all the Robin, Jerry Reed and even Sandy If not, you probably won’t.” be a blast.” more fun on a sunny Saturday after- Duncan. I could not sum it up any better. Did you know hearingThe anniversary loss event has can had some bumps lead in the road. noon. I could always count on a laugh when Tickets were originally supposed to go on sale last week, It was also fun to see grandparents those meddling kids and their dog were Ben Barkley is the managing edi- but that was put on hold. And some of the performers taking their grandchildren to the block- on television. tor of the Snyder Daily News. He has to dementia, emotionalleaked strain to the press ahead and of the festival’s fatigue? announcement. buster and fathers and sons smiling While the Marvel crew mayDid be going youcovered news know and sports for more hearing than loss can lead Jay-Z, Dead & Company and the Killers were an- before and after the movie. through a revamp, the Justice League 25 years in Louisiana and Texas. 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Snyder Daily News Come by Snyder Daily News @ 3600 College Ave. 3600 College Ave. or call us @ 325-573-5486 Sports Page 8 Snyder Daily News Tuesday, April 30, 2019 Calendar Bi-district champions Thursday Baseball Graham at Snyder in Game 1 of a Class 4A bi-district playoff series, 7 p.m. Friday Baseball Ira vs. Nazareth (at Lubbock Roos- evelt), 6 p.m. Western Texas College at Clarendon College (doubleheader), noon Softball Hermleigh vs. Eula (at Abilene Chris- tian University) in Game 1 of a Region 1-1A quarterfinal series, 8 p.m. Western Texas College at Clarendon College (doubleheader), 1 p.m. Saturday, May 4 Baseball Snyder at Graham in Game 2 of a Contributed Photo Class 4A bi-district playoff series, noon (Game 3, if necessary, will be The Hermleigh Lady Cardinals softball team won the bi-district playoff trophy on Saturday played at 3 p.m.) with a 21-3 win over Menard in Miles. Pictured on the front row are (l-r) Rece Elkins, Shelby Western Texas College at Clarendon Ray, Brooklyn Sandoval, Brittany Smith, Lillyan Digby, Ciera Digby, Lynzie Stewart, Sandra Carr, College (doubleheader), noon Morgan Kariainen, Sarah Murphy, Haley Murphy, Harlee McGlothlin, Riley White, Stormi Cobb, Softball Hermleigh vs. Eula (at Abilene Chris- Elaine Gibson and Heath Gibson. On the back row are Lexi Hernandez, Sam Winters, Seranaty tian University) in Game 2 of a Re- Vargas, Baeleigh Botts, Makia Gonzales and Paisley Coleman. Hermleigh and Eula will play a gion 1-1A quarterfinal series, 10 a.m. Region 1-1A best-of-three series beginning at 8 p.m. Friday at Abilene Christian University. The (Game 3, if necessary, will be played SDN Photo/Ben Barkley at noon) Ira’s Garrett Hafer hit a triple and stole home during the Bull- series will conclude Saturday in Abilene. Western Texas College at Clarendon dogs’ 6-4 loss at Abilene Christian High School Monday. College (doubleheader), 1 p.m. Golf Snyder Junior High School boys and girls at Sweetwater Tournament Beard gets big payday after title game run Track Ira falls to ACHS, 6-4 Western Texas College at Region V LUBBOCK (AP) — Texas Tech made Chris ers, former and current players and staffs, and championship in Lubbock The Ira Bulldogs seventh inning rally came up two Beard one of the nation’s top-paid coaches in students and fans for their commitment to the runs short in a baseball playoff tune-up game at Abilene college basketball after he led the Red Raiders program. Christian High School Monday night. to their first national championship game. “Together we have accomplished some Trailing 6-3 in the seventh, Ira (14-4-1) had one runner Beard, the AP national coach of the year, great things in the past three years, but we are Prep thrown out at the plate and Garrett Hafer stole home be- got a new contract Monday that will pay him not satisfied and will continue working tire- Here are the bi-district pairings for fore a strikeout ended the game with the Panthers claim- an average of $4.575 million annually through lessly to build one of the best college basket- the University Interscholastic League ing the 6-4 win. the 2024-25 season. ball programs in the nation,” he said. baseball playoffs: The Bulldogs are scheduled to play Nazareth in a play- Class 4A “In only three years, Chris Beard has el- Beard was coming off a 30-win season at Region 1 off tune-up game at 6 p.m. Friday at Lubbock Roosevelt evated Texas Tech to the Arkansas-Little Rock in 2016 when he was Pampa vs. Levelland High School. upper echelon of college hired by Texas Tech, where he had spent a de- San Elizario vs. Seminole Ira has a bi-district round bye in the Class 1A playoffs basketball,” athletic di- cade as an assistant coach for Bobby Knight, Canyon vs. Borger and will meet the winner of the Baird-May game in the Andrews vs. Mountain View rector Kirby Hocutt said. and then Pat Knight, through the 2010-11 sea- Argyle vs. Stephenville Region 1-1A quarterfinals next week. “The 2018 Elite Eight, and son. Snyder vs. Graham On Monday, Ira took a 1-0 lead in the first inning when this year’s appearance in Beard was then head coach for one season Brownwood vs. Springtown Matthew Brazil doubled to score Karson Valentine. The the national championship in the semipro American Basketball Associa- Vernon vs. Midland Greenwood Panthers scored two runs in the bottom of the first and game has raised the en- tion before stops at two lower-division schools Pecos vs. Fabens added one run in the second to take a 3-1 lead. Hereford vs. Dumas tire profile of Texas Tech in Texas and Little Rock. He had then agreed Clint vs. Monahans Anthony Coy hit a one-out single in the third inning athletics and is a source to a five-year contract to be UNLV’s coach be- Perryton vs. Lubbock Estacado and later scored on Valentine’s double to cut the deficit of great pride for all Red fore Tubby Smith left Texas Tech. Iowa Park vs. Sweetwater to 3-2. Abilene Christian extended the lead to 4-2 in the Raiders.” With Big 12 player of the year Jarrett Cul- Godley vs. Krum fifth, but Ira came right back in the sixth. Hafer led off the Beard Big Spring vs. Burkburnett The deal came three ver’s recent decision to declare for the NBA Decatur vs. Glen Rose inning with a triple and scored on Holden Rios’s single. weeks after the Big 12 co- draft, junior guard Davide Moretti will be the ** The Panthers scored two runs in the bottom of the sixth champions lost in overtime to Virginia in the only one of Tech’s top five scorers returning Class 1A and held on in the seventh for the win. national title game. next season. Also gone with Culver will be Region 1 Ira hitters: Matthew Brazil 1 single, 1 double, 1 RBI, 1 stolen base; Karson It is the second year in a row that Beard has seniors Brandone Francis, Matt Mooney and Booker vs. Kress Valentine 2 doubles, 1 RBI; Brayden White 1 single, 1 double, 1 stolen Crosbyton vs. O’Donnell base; Anthony Coy 2 singles, 2 stolen bases; Holden Rios 1 single, 1 RBI, 1 been rewarded with a new contract. The Red Tariq Owens. New Home vs. Springlake-Earth stolen base; Garrett Hafer 1 triple, 1 stolen base; Nathan Goodwin 1 single; Raiders won a school-record 31 games this Mooney and Owens were graduate trans- Nazareth, bye Drew Porter, 1 single; Cody McCowen 1 stolen base. season, a year after going to the Elite Eight for fers to the program last year after the Elite Borden County, bye Ira pitchers: Nathan Goodwin 3 innings, 3 runs, 1 earned run, 4 hits, 2 the first time. Eight run, when All-Big 12 guard Keenan Ev- Gorman vs. Hamlin strikeouts, 5 walks; Anthony Coy 3 innings, 3 runs, 2 earned runs, 3 hits, Baird vs. May 2 strikeouts, 3 walks. Beard has a 76-31 record in three seasons ans was among five seniors gone and forward Ira, bye with the Red Raiders. He thanked school lead- Zhaire Smith left early for the NBA draft. Coming off sweep, Red Raiders are getting hot at right time Sports Briefs LUBBOCK (AP) — Texas Dallas (4-0, 3.74 ERA) and games on Georgia in the SEC Tech is finding its groove just Caleb Killian (7-2, 4.22) have East. Patrick Raby matched SHS football tickets in time for the home stretch of been fixtures in the weekend the program record with his Snyder High School football season ticket holders may re- the regular season. rotation, with Erickson Lan- 29th career win on Saturday. new their seats May 14-16 and May 20-23. Beginning May 28, The Red Raiders, who had ning (0-1, 4.63) and Arkansas Fantastic Freshman remaining season tickets will go on sale to the general public. a losing record in Big 12 play transfer Bryce Bonnin (3-1, Freshman Alex Binelas Ticket sales will end on June 6. Anyone not planning to renew less than two weeks ago, are 5.68) alternating in and out. became the first Louisville season tickets is asked to call the athletic office at 574-8830 1½ games behind first-place Bonnin made his sec- player since 1998 to hit for the or email [email protected] so seat availability can be de- Baylor after a weekend sweep ond Big 12 start Sunday and cycle, going 5-for-6 with eight termined. The cost is $35 for the five home games scheduled against an Oklahoma State struck out eight and allowed RBIs against Alabama A&M for 2019. team that came in leading no earned runs in 4.2 innings. on Friday. For the week, the the league. Tech has won five Tech finishes with confer- third baseman batted .643 SCS golf tournament straight conference games for ence series at Oklahoma and (9-for-14) and had an on-base The fifth annual Snyder Christian School golf tournament the first time in two years and at home against TCU. Baylor percentage of .722 and slug- will be held May 18 at the Scurry County Golf Course. Reg- is as high as No. 11 in this closes at home against Kansas ging percentage of 1.571. “We haven’t had the sea- istration for the two-person scramble will be held from 11:30 week’s polls. State and on the road against Wolverines on a Roll son we wanted to,” Neuse a.m. to 12:45 p.m. and the tournament will begin with a 1 p.m. “I feel we definitely have Oklahoma State. Of those At eight games, Michigan said. “With these conference shotgun start. To register, call 436-9154, 436-7368 or 207- gotten the ball rolling a little four opponents, Oklahoma (31-11, 11-3) has the longest games the last couple weeks, 4989. bit better, obviously,” relief even the mid-weeks, we just State is the only one higher winning streak among Power pitcher John McMillon said. brought an attitude where we than fifth in the standings. Five conference teams and Sports banquet “As long as we keep getting have to step up and perform “I think this weekend is go- owns a half-game lead over better every day and keep and execute.” ing to have momentum that Indiana in the Big Ten. Sit- The Ira ISD sports banquet will be held at 6 p.m. May 20 in thinking our best baseball Tech is 7-2 since Jung carries over our next few se- ting No. 53 in the RPI, the the cafetorium. is in front of us, we’ll be all moved from third base to ries, and we really need that,” Wolverines still have work right.” shortstop on April 14. The McMillon said. to do to secure an at-large Baseball camp The Red Raiders (29-13, 11- projected first-round draft In the Polls NCAA Tournament bid if The 2019 Snyder High School baseball camp will be held 7) reached the College World pick has been error-free at UCLA (34-7) has won 13 of they don’t win the conference at 8:30 a.m. May 28-31 at Lewis Field. The cost is $50 per Series in 2014, 1016 and 2018, short and is batting .400 (12- its last 14 games and remains tournament. None of their camper and includes a camp T-shirt. The camp is open to first and entered the season as the of-30) with three home runs No. 1 in the major polls. next five games are against through ninth grade students. The deadline to register is May Big 12 favorites. They were and 12 RBIs in the nine games Stanford (31-7) is No. 2 by opponents better than 84th in 26. Registration forms are available at Snyder schools. 6-7 in the league after losing since he replaced freshman D1Baseball.com and Baseball the RPI, but their final seven in extra innings at Baylor on Dru Baker. America and No. 3 by Colle- are against teams in the top Snyder Tiger Junior Golf Camp April 18. “We’ve been telling these giate Baseball. Oregon State 50 this week. The Snyder Tiger Junior Golf Camp will be held at June 3-6 Tech came back to win that guys since day one how much (31-10-1) is No. 3 by D1Base- Bobcats on the Prowl at the Sammy Baugh Golf Course. The cost is $75 per player series, beat New Mexico on fun they are to watch play,” ball.com and Vanderbilt Texas State (31-13) is quiet- and $50 for each additional child from the same family. The Wednesday and outscored head coach Tim Tadlock said. (34-9) is No. 2 by Collegiate ly having its best season in 10 camp will have two sessions — 8-10 a.m. for ages 12 to 18 and Oklahoma State 27-8 over “But since we moved Josh Baseball and No. 3 by Base- years. The Bobcats’ 10-game 10 a.m. to noon for ages seven through 11. To register, email three games. over there, it’s been a lot of ball America. win streak is the longest in the [email protected] or call 207-0354. Josh Jung went 5-for-8 with fun.” Dandy Vandy nation, they never trailed in a double, home run and six The Red Raiders, like all Vanderbilt has won six their weekend sweep at Lou- Lady Tiger basketball camp RBIs, Dylan Neuse homered, of Tadlock’s teams, are strong straight Southeastern Confer- isiana-Lafayette and they’ve The Snyder Lady Tiger basketball camp will be held June tripled and drove in five runs offensively and rank in the ence games for the first time beaten Texas and Texas A&M 3-6 for second through ninth grade students. The second and the pitchers combined for top 50 in the major statistical since 2014. The Commodores in the same season for the first through fifth grade camp will be held from 4-7 p.m. June 3 46 strikeouts. categories. Freshman Micah swept Auburn to go up two time since 2001. and 6 and from 3-6 p.m. June 4-5. The sixth through ninth grade post player camp will be held from 10:30 a.m. to noon and the guard camp will be held from 1:30-3:30 p.m. June 3-4. All sixth through ninth grade students will attend camp from Twins’ Odorizzie edges Verlander in 1-0 win 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. June 5-6. The early registration dead- line is May 24. The cost is $55 for school district employees MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Jake Odor- I show emotion when I pitch,” Odor- led off the third. He hit a deep shot to the online through the school district’s website and $60 for non- izzi punched out Yuli Gurriel look- izzi said. “But certain instances, I feel plaza in right field on a full count against employees. The paper registration cost is $65 prior to May 24 ing, and the usually stoic right-hander like, it kind of takes you over. That was Verlander (4-1). Adrianza check swung and $70 after May 24. couldn’t help but clench his fist and let definitely one of them. I think hopefully on the pitch prior to the home run and out a yell. there’s more times this year.” the umpires said he didn’t swing. Ver- Lady Tiger soccer camp Odorizzi and the Minnesota Twins Odorizzi (3-2) gave up four hits while lander felt Adrianza went around, but he The 2019 Snyder Lady Tiger soccer camp for incoming made another early season statement. beating Houston for the second time in didn’t blame the umpires. sixth through ninth grade students will be held at 8:30 a.m. Odorizzi pitched seven innings to out- two starts. He walked one and struck out “I think slow, in slow-mo, you can say, June 24-26 at Tiger Stadium. The cost is $45 prior to June 14 duel Justin Verlander and Ehire Adrian- seven, and Minnesota won for the eighth ‘Yeah he went,’” Verlander said. “But and $50 after June 14. Registration will be held the first day za homered off Houston’s ace as Minne- time in 10 games. Blake Parker recorded this game isn’t played in slow motion of the camp and the cost will be $60. Registration forms are sota beat the Astros 1-0 Monday night. his sixth save. and these umpires have a difficult job to available on the Snyder ISD website under the athletics depart- “There’s not too many times where Adrianza’s first homer of the season do.” ment section.