Sul Ross Golfers Tie Odessa in Dual Match at Odessa CC
Sul Ross golfers rose to tie Odessa College in a dual at Odessa Country Club. Team of Tim Harper and Doug Rainey won the decisive match 2 1/2 to 1/2 with individual scores 2 1/2 to 1/2 for Harper and 0-3 for Rainey. Ralph Harris impressed with a 3-0 win and low 74, while teammates Cook 75 Harper 75 Horton 77 Hudgins 77 Rainey 79 Kelley 81 Hutchins 82 Fowler 82 contributed strong scores.
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Odfssa
Sul Ross
Odessa Country Club
Odessa College
OCC
Sal Ross
Tim Harper
Doug Rainey
Harper
Rainey
Buddy Cook
Walter Horton
Cook
Horton
Jerry Hudgins
David Kelley
Hudgins
Kelley
Roy Hutchins
Bill Fowler
Hutchins
Fowler
Ralph Harris
Richard Harvey
Lobos Even District Playoff With 4-2 Win Over Kats
Sul Ross Lobos split the District 4 playoff with Sam Houston Kats after a 4-2 victory. Randy Senteney pitched all nine innings allowing four hits with three strikeouts. Bill Carthel and Mike Frazier hit early home runs, and Gregg Slape added an eighth inning shot. The win ties the series at 1-1 ahead of Tuesday’s Alaska Pine showdown.
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Lobos
Sam Houston Bears Kats
Tat Field
Randy Senteney
Bill Carthel
Foot
Mike Frazier
Sam Houston
Kats
Sentency
Bearkats
Huntsville
Themi
Bearkat
Otis Langley
Mrs Winn Club Hostess at Sultan's Table Bridge Night
Mrs. Clarence Winn hosted the Sultan's Table bridge club Thursday night at her home. High prize went to Mrs. David Slaughter, low to Mrs. Sanford Devoll, bingo to Mrs. John Dismant. Guests and members enjoyed Spanish tacos, guacamole, chips, olives, hot butter cake, chocolate cake, coffee and soft drinks.
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Clarence Winn
Sultan's Table Bridge Club
David Slaughter
Sanford Devoll
John Dismant
Mmes
Claude Arnold
Robert Causey
Devoll
Dismant
Richard Harvey
Carl Williams
Slaughter
Rodeo Results and Local News From Lubbock Event
Rodeo results from Lubbock April 19 21 list Sal Rossen participants Phil Brewer Claybourne Clarke Jim Watkins and Jim Riemer with scores and placements across bareback saddle bronc bull riding and bull dogging totaling 227 1 2 points Sul Ross entrants also placed Dan Thomas Wayne Folmer and Handley Driver earning wins and ribbons Local item Mrs Billy Vest returns from Houston after six weeks as Janith Vest recovers from ruptured appendix and complications at a Houston school
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Lubbock
Sal Rossen
Phil Brewer
Claybourne Clarke
Jim Watkins
Jim Riemer
Sul Ross
Dan Thomas
Wayne Folmer
Handley Driver
Billy Vest
Houston
Janith
Good Sportswear Trends for 1967 Summer Fashion
The article highlights midriff friendly summer styles with dropped waists, sleeveless tops, and mini dresses. It spotlights McCall patterns 8815 8744 and 8810 offering sleeveless cutouts, six mini dress variations, and versatile separates for a retro sporty wardrobe.
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McCall's
Livestock Wool and Range Judging Meet Sponsored by Sul Ross
Forty teams, over 200 high school competitors, vied in livestock wool and range judging contests. Eldorado and Ozona won sweepstakes. Stanton led range judging with 370, followed by Eldorado 330 and Ozona 325. Top individuals included Dennis Jones and Claude Straube. High teams and individuals across livestock divisions are listed with scores.
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Sul Ross State College
The
Soil Conservation Service
Lamar Kay
Eldorado
Ozona
Stanton
Dennis Jones
David Lloyd
Claude Straube
Alpine
Pecos
Mike Baker
Kenneth Davis
Tommy Rains
Charles Tomlin
Larry Wilkes
van Horn
Danny Aldred
Sands
Sid Fubanks
Bronte
Bronte Ffa
Batmornea
Iran
Sands Ffa
Imperial
Mac Sellers
Midland
Dwight Childress
Bobby Bowers
Big Spring
Jimmy Louder
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Brownfield Ffa
Sterling City
Kennard Windham
Robert Brikalba
Balmorhead
Bill Bagley
Marfa
David Sneed
Brownfield
Pete Balza
Balmorhea
Gerald Barron
Imperial Ffa
Balmorhea Ffa
Midland Ffa
Eldorado Ffa
Brewster Jeff Davis
Iraan Ffa
Marfa Ffa
Alpine Ffa
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Odessa
Sul Ross Sports
Roger Zwahr
Gregg Slape
Abilene Christian College
Mrs
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