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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1947

Page

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Hot Dawg Mystery Returns to The Avalanche

A reader note from Patricia Ann Skevington of Yuma Arizona asks about the missing Hot Dawg column in The Avalanche. She recalls Alpine roots, plans a visit September 3, and praises the paper while urging its revival.

Col Patricia Ann Pat) Skevington Tom Skevington Alpine Yuma Ariz T. F. Skevington Pat Arizona Yuma Union High School

Alpine Cowboys win Sixth Southwestern Semi-Pro tourney title

The Alpine Cowboys defeated Hi-way Lakeside 8 to 4 at Dudley Field to claim the Sixth annual Southwestern Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament, earning a trip to the National Semi-Pro Tournament in Wichita. Ira Gould pitched for Alpine, with Ray Miller closing, and four runs came in across the eighth and ninth innings to seal the win. The Cowboys out-hit Lakeside 15 to seven and went undefeated in the four tournament games led by MVP Martin Mehall of Alamogordo Army Air Base.

Alpine Cowboys Dudley Field Lakeside Wichita Kans Ira Gould Ray Miller Gould Miller Alex Veliz Lakesides Tito Arroyo Alpine Lakesiders Cowboys Foster Thornton Hurley Mario Castorena Hiway Lakeside Bobby Zumrick Bliss Beaumont Ray McNeill Kayo Perez Highway Lakesides Martin Mehall Alamorgado Army Air Base Luis Valencia Hi-way Lakesides Pepe de la Cruz Mule Herricks H. L. Kokernot Jr Ross Moore Rex Wilson Abrhe McNeill Peden B. Burleson Miller Jr Cox Herrick Cook O. D. Burleson Moore D.C. Moore Perez Navajas Goytia Delacruz Cf Valencia Moreno Reyes D. Hernandez Martinez Hernandez Veliz Arroyo Menchaca H-Lakesides Navejas Herrera Holt Odin

Francis Juaniz Transferred to Topeka Church Pastorate

Reverend Francis Juaniz longtime pastor of Our Lady of Peace Alpine has been named pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Topeka Kansas and will be installed August 10. He notes progress during his six and a half years here including a new church hall and rectory upgrades and growth in membership and baptisms while he also served missions and civic groups. A soil conservation district meeting for Brewster County ranch owners is set at the Alpine courthouse Saturday to discuss organizing the district and state soil conservation law.

Francis Juaniz Our Lady of Peace Church Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Topeka Kans Juaniz Terlingua Study Butte Castelon Boquillas CCC Alpine Alpine Rotary Club Brewster County Texas

International giants edge Junior Cowboys 7 6 at Kokernot Field

The Alpine Internationals beat the Junior Cowboys 7 to 6 in seven innings at Kokernot Field last Sunday afternoon. Despite outhitting 13 to 7, the Juniors could not string together timely hits. Chas Davis led Junior with three hits, Barton added a triple, and Tarantino hit a double. For the Internats Mario tripled while Fierro Molinar Valenzuela each doubled.

Slight Fierro Chas. Davis Rointripper Barton Tarantino Mario Molinar Valenzuela Abrhe Davis Vanney Brandon Smith Young Wuest Terantino Bustamente Llanes Lafarelle Lujan Nile Ante

Broadway to the Big Bend highway effort centers in Austin

Austin highway advocates from the Broadway to the Big Bend group planned talks before the highway commissions in Texas and Oklahoma to press for construction along the route from Oklahoma City through Quannah Crosbyton Post Andrews Kermit Pecos Fort Davis to Big Bend National Park. The group hosted a dinner with commissioners as honored guests. The route is largely paved and part of the effort continues.

Felix McGaughy Wm. Cotter H. C. Hernandez R. B. Slight Austin Highway Commission Big Bend Chas. W. Roberts Andrews Broadway Association Texas and Oklahoma Highway Commissions Broadway Texas Highway Commission Oklahoma City Quanah Crosbyton Post Kermit Pecos Fort Davis Big Bend National Park

Alpine Sees Nearly 2 Inches Of Rain In Stubborn Downpour

A heavy shower Thursday afternoon dumped about 1.97 inches in Alpine, measured by the Sul Ross college gauge. The 40 minute rain caused water to back up along curbs, with totals for July reaching 3.59 inches, unusually high for West Texas and locally confined.

Alpine Weather Bureau Sul Ross College West Texas

Alpine couple sells home and moves to Hillsboro stock farm

Mr and Mrs Luther Green longtime Alpine residents concluded a sale of their northwest Alpine residence to Mr and Mrs J D Holman. The Greens have sold holdings at Burnet and purchased a stock farm near Hillsboro. Welcome Paisano visitors.

Luther Green Alpine Burnet Northwest Alpine J. D. Holman Greens Hillsboro

Semi-Annual CC Meeting Set for Monday in Alpine

Midland chamber of commerce manager Delbert Downing will speak at the Alpine CC semi annual meeting next Monday night at the Holland hotel. Frank Mason has recently taken the CC manager role, with Jimmy Pate as retiring manager to attend as honored guest. Reservations for dinner are due by Monday noon and tickets are available from CC directors or the Holland hotel lobby.

Wilfred Alpine Chamber of Commerce Big Bend Pat Avalanche Frank Mason Delbert Downing Midland Chamber of Commerce Alpine CC Holland Hotel Downing Alpine Area Jimmy Pate

Weather highs and lows at Sul Ross college week

The Weather Bureau station at Sul Ross college reports daily high and low temperatures for the past week. July 25 91 and 61, prec 1.97. July 26 87 and 64. July 27 90 and 60. July 28 96 and 64. July 29 87 and 62. July 30 88 and 65. July 31 8 a m 88 and 62.

Weather Bureau Sul Ross College

Bowles Joins Southwest Texas State Music Staff

Ira Renny Bowles, bass baritone and former Westminster choir soloist, is named vocal and choral department chairman at Southwest Texas State College. A native of Alpine, he has performed with major orchestras and in national broadcasts, and holds degrees from Westminster Choir College and Teachers College Columbia. He replaces Dr H Grady Harlan who moved to Howard Payne College.

Ira Bowles Southwest Texa State San Marcos Ira Renny Bowles Southwest Texas State College J. G. Flowers Bowles Alpine Texas Westminster Choir Cuba United States National Broadcasting Co Mr. Bowles Paul Green New York Philharmonic NBC Symphony Orchestra Philadelphia Symphony Rochester Symphony Toscanini Stokowski Rachmaninoff Williamson Iturbi Bruno Walters Barbarolli Rodzinski Ormandy Sul Ross State College Princeton N. J Westminster Choir College Teachers College Columbia University H. Grady Harlan Howard Payne College

Sul Ross Expands Music Department For Next Session

W. P. Stedman of Fort Worth named director of the college orchestra at Sul Ross College and will teach strings and musicology. He joins in September after roles with Fort Worth Civic Opera and current work as music librarian at TCU. New undergrad and graduate music programs announced with expanded instrumentation for a 60 piece band and new facilities.

W. P. Stedman Fort Worth Sul Ross College Stedman TCU Sul Ross Glenn F. Davis Virginia Link George Kelver Joan Carrico

Major Bird of Fort Davis Sends Greeting to His Mother

Major Charles H. Bird executive officer at the Kwajalein ATC base greeted his mother Mrs Annie Bird of Fort Davis through Fort Worth Star Telegram staffers visiting Guam. The news and radio writers traveling to Japan to join the 492nd squadron of the 8th Air Force on an anniversary flight spoke with veterans amid Pacific outposts.

Charles H. Bird Fort Davis ATC Kwajalein Annie Bird Japan Guam Robert Wear Fort Worth Star-Telegram Pacific 8Th Air Force Tokyo Washington Harron Field Texas Texas Tech Air Forces

Paisano Baptist encampment opens with large opening service

The 27th annual Paisano Baptist encampment began with an opening service Monday drawing about 900 attendees. More than 700 checked in for supper and around 800 camped on site with many from nearby towns visiting daily. Dr. W R White of Austin preached Monday night and will speak nightly, with Dr. E S James and Dr. Kyle M Yates leading morning worship and Bible teaching respectively. A memorial for Rev J Fred Cole and Mrs W C Carson was set for 3 p.m. The session plans extended activities for next summer as officials contemplate a longer week‑long schedule.

W. R. White First Baptist Church Austin E. S. James Vernon Kyle M. Yates Second Baptist Church Houston J. Fred Cole W. C. Carson Cole Carson J. P. Parker Alpine M. Thompson Marfa Baptist Church Paisano West Texas

Cowboys Edge Carlsbad 6-2 In Warm-up At Kokernot Field

Alpine Cowboys rest before finals in El Paso beat Carlsbad Thayer Veterans Housing Pro ject 6-2. Miller Barton and Smith pitched three innings each, Woodward hit a triple for Carlsbad, Ray McNeill led Cowboys with two singles and a walk.

Alpine Cowboys el Paso Thayer Veterans Housing Project Carlsbad N. M Ross Moore Miller Barton Smith Brandon Woodward Cowboy Ray McNeill Cowboys P. Restine Abrhe McNeill Moore DC Burleson Parks Cox Ss Cook Moore Ross Young Nichols Restine Pete Patterson Clark Hayes Pratt Wilson Stackhouse

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Texas Rockies Ned A. McKinney Linton Hi-way S.W Bill Hooten el Paso Times Eeee Alamorgodo Army Air Base Ivan Newton Melba Smith Dallas M. P Cas Edward P. O Kenneth Schloemer Balmorhea Kenneth International Stars No. 1 Ford All-Stars Hiway-Lakesides Kas Midland Club Major Bird Ft. Davis H. L Kokernot Jr Dr. White Kokernot Field
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