Hardin-Simmons Downs Lobos In A Pair Of Games
The Sul Rass Lobos lost twice to Hardin-Simmons in Abilene, 2-1 and 15-2, with Norman Ward and Labo Doyle Stout pitching well in the first game. Stout starred for the Lobos, going 3 for 4, while Thorn ton homered in the sixth to spark the Cowboys. Lobos face Sam Houston State next in Huntsville as they continue Lone Star Conference play.
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Sul Rass Lobos
Hardin-Simmons VII
Abilene
ASU
Norman Ward
Labo Doyle Stout
Cowboy ‘Thornton
HSU
Lobos
Ward
Russell
Britt
HSU Cowboy
Turks
Black
Cowture
McGregor
Lobo
Covert
Wright
Hunteville
Sam Houston State
Three Men Attacked by Rabid Coyote in Big Bend Park
Three Eldorado men researching grasses and enjoying fishing in Big Bend National Park were awakened by a wild coyote that sprang on Bill Rountree. Godwin was bitten on the leg as the trio fought the animal to death. Rabies shots began for the wounded and investigation noted no prior incidents in the area.
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Big Bend Park
Big Bend National Park
W. G. Godwin
Mr. Roun
Mr. Godwin
Big Ben
Public urged not to molest wildlife during rearing season
Austin report quotes Texas Game and Fish commission executive secretary urging residents to keep distance from wildlife during rearing season. He warns against raising fawns or birds as pets, noting such actions harm wildlife and are often unlawful. Highlighting risks, he says most young animals are best left with mothers and that human intervention can create nuisances.
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Austin
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Animal Kingdom
Moneise
A&M Muster Nears for Trans Pecos Aggie Tradition
Former A and M students from Van Horn to Pecos gather at Kokernot lodge next Tuesday for the Trans Pecos Muster marking the 50th anniversary. The event includes a barbecue, a program, and a tribute to Aggies who served Texas and the Battle of San Jacinto era.
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A. & M. College
Trans. Pecos
van Horn
Sanderson
Pecos
Kokernot Lodge
Texas A. & M
Trans-Pecos
Texas A. & M. College
San Jo
Houston
Red Cross
Church Committees Report On Building Fund And Barbecue
St James Episcopal church committees report a successful barbecue in Alpine with about 000 attendees and ample food. Receipts boost the building fund to over 3500 dollars. contributions continue without formal solicitation. Special thanks given to KVLF Radio, Alpine Avalanche, local businesses, and volunteers who helped serve and organized the event. Mrs C F Burling and family visited from Levelland.
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St. James Episcopal Church
Alpine
St. James
Harry Carpenter
KVLF
Alpine Avalanche
Alpine Drug’ Store
Holland Hotel
Highland “Butane Co
Highland ‘Dairy
Williams & Vogt
Nelon Locker
Alpine Butane Co
Jack ‘Cross
Jack Dickson
Hudson's Baker
Alpine Cash Grocery
City Water Dept
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