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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1956

Page

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Cowboys Seek State Semi-Pro Title In Sinton Clash

The Alpine Cowboys face the Plymouth Oilers in Sinton for the Texas semi pro crown in a best three out of five series. Alpine swept the Northern Division tournament at Kokernot field with dominant 16-3 15-3 12-0 21-5 wins and boast a 24-10 record with multiple .300 hitters and strong pitching led by Don Presley and Toby Newton.

Alpine Cowboys Plymouth Oilers Sinton Texas Cowboys National Baseball Congress Oilers Wichita Kan Kokernot Field Wichita Evening Bombers Linton Oilers Bombers Fort Bliss Rick Herrscher Pete Swain Toy Lewis Jacky Davis Ray van Cleef John Kloza Howard Snodgrass Herb Biederman RBI Toby Newton Butch McCallum Don Presley Buddy Watts Good Luck Cowboys

Alpine and Big Bend notes from Betty Holland visit

Postcard from Alpine California recalls coffee and mountains as Alpine Texas stands out. Slue Robinson chairs Williams Arizona paper import and Grand Canyon charm. Highway 54 near Van Horn brings rain shower tales and a corral of braying jokes. Shrine ceremony and Sul Ross events boost Alpine business as delegates spend about ten dollars daily.

Betty Gage Holland Alpine Calif Texas California Ariz Texas City Charlie Holmes van Horn Eereield Pete Ross Joe Brady Jimmy Pate Charlie Mary Phane Carlie Holmes Slim Walker Sul Ross

Garment Plant to Produce New Type Children Clothes

Alpine Garment Factory officials announce next week will start production of a new type of children's play clothes. Since opening a few months ago 1840 dozen boxer shorts have been made and a skeleton staff is finishing the new line. Peak production employs 33 persons as a training program continues and plans to steadily grow the workforce. The boxer shorts produced so far are of good quality and well received in markets.

Dory

School Board Sets Budget and New Dean Post

Alpine trustees head Tuesday night for the regular Aug 14 session to review a 1956 57 budget near 285000 with eight major areas and calendar approval. The board also considers reviving the girls physical education teacher post to become dean of girls overseeing the pep squad and pupil accounting, plus capital outlay for band instruments auditorium renovations typewriters and related items.

Alpine Board of Trustees Texas Boara Wit Amine Commercial Minnie Phillips Sev

Alpine Adopts Tennyson-7 Telephone Numbers

Alpine will switch to a two letter exchange plus five digit system on September 16 at 4 01 am. The Tennyson exchange will be used and numbers will change to TE-7- followed by digits. The move aligns with a nationwide plan to speed long distance calls and pave the way for direct dialing.

Alpine Tennyson Bob Montgomery Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Montgomery Texas Fort Worth Midland Odessa Dallas United States

Big Bend expansion plans outlined by Park Service chief

Park Service Director Conrad Wirth outlined a development program for Big Bend to accommodate 2400 overnight visitors with cabins and camping sites. The plan includes irrigating 700 acres near the Rio Grande, building 20 employee residences and 10 singles units, constructing two bridges at an estimated 960000 dollars, and letting road contracts next spring as part of a 1.25 million dollar current year program and a 13 million dollar endowment.

Big Pena Tornillo Creek Wirth Cathedral Mountain Lodge Rio Grande Big Bend Prosam

Week's Baseball Schedule and Results Recap

The schedule lists games from Aug 14 to Aug 16 with Baker's M System Casner's and Morrison's notes. Results show Morrison 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 5 4 0 Baker's 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 8 6 3 plus player lineups de la O Killion Moss Valenzuela Gallego and others.

Baker's Casner Morrison Ft. Davis Morrison's Baker Claude de la O & Killion Huerta Moss Fort Davis Casner's J. Valenzuela Liones Valenzuela J. Gallego Granado Duncan Casner Parras

Avalanche Adds New Directory

A new Business and Service Guide will appear on Page 6-A of The Avalanche. The directory targets Alpine Marathon Fort Davis and other Big Bend Davis Mountain Country readers, serving many business and professional people with a useful reference.

Alpine Marathon Big Bend National Ark Fort Davis Big Bend-Davis

Alpine Youths Charged In Early Morning Incident

An 11 year old Alpine boy was charged with a reported incident and an 18 year old with attempted reported incident in connection with incidents involving a 13 year old and a 14 year old girl. Sheriff Jim Skinner arrested the two youths Monday. they were released on bond and bound over to the grand jury.

Alpine Assai Jim Skinner

Buck Hopefuls Report Aug 27 for Fall Football Campaign

Buck football hopefuls report to Coaches Curtis Kelley and Pete Bromley for fall workouts under UIL rules. The Bucks schedule three non conference home games starting Sept 14 against Uvalde High, Sept 21 vs Eagle Pass, and Sept 28 at Alpine Fort Stockton. Conference play opens Oct 19 with five game robin, ending Nov 18, with Marfa Shorthorns visiting.

Buck Curtis Kelley Pete Bromley University Bucks Uvalde High School Eagle Pass Alpine Fort Stockton The Pecos Hecos van Horn Guy Woodruff Russell McMeans

Crawford Mitchell Elected To 17th Year As Paisano Encampment Head

Crawford T. Mitchell of Marfa was elected to his 17th consecutive year as president of the Paisano Baptist Encampment Assn at the camp’s 36th annual meeting which ended Sunday. Attendance reached about 1500 with total offerings near 17500 dollars. New officers include Don Littleton Alpine and Rev Jim Levell San Angelo as vice presidents and registrars, with numerous others elected or re-elected to three year terms and including Dr Clyde Childress San Antonio Dr Wootton Roy Akers and W T Witten among directors. An engraved watch was presented to Dr Perry Webb San Antonio and to Dr Thorn of Wichita Kansas and to Dr W M Turner Perryton.

Crawford T. Mitchell Marra Paisano Baptist Encampment Assn Presidio County Clifton Tennison Childress W. M. Turner Perryton Perry Webb San Antonio Thorn Wichita Kansas Don Littleton Alpine Jim Levell San Angelo W. Her Seneiford el Paso Ralph Wootton Tennison Jessie Blackwell Paul Keith Big Lake Frank Barton Marfa H. L. Kokernot Sam Means Silver City N. Ma J.B. Pruett Bill Witten Carrol Ratliff Eldorado Jim Frost Monahans Asistant Cooks Mitchell Littleton Clyde Childress Wootton Roy Akers W T. Witten Glen Edwards James Mixson Waco Ira Carson Ozona George Bastain Fort Stockton Keith Mitchell Means Levy Price Provine Fabens

Weston Seeks Shrine Ring Honor From Alpine Contest

Billie Weston of Alpine and operator of Weston's Gulf Service Center will seek a Shrine ring nomination in the ceremonial to be held Saturday. Weston, nicknamed Wild Bill, campaigns on a tough image with managers Joe Clark, Keith Morrow, Jimmy Pate, Carl Rusk and Charley Stringfellow. He appeared on a Midland TV station with a ring candidate from Monahans and traveled to Midland with his campaign team Pate, Morrow, Clark, Rusk and Stringfellow.

Billie Weston Alpine Weston Gulf Servicenter Wild Bill

Firecrackers Cause Disruption At Outdoor Play

Two teenage boys disrupted a Kokernot Lodge outdoor production of Midsummer Night Dream by driving along a closed road and firing firecrackers. They then set off a firecracker tied to a dynamite fuse, starting a small grass fire. spectators helped extinguish it. City ordinance bans firing firecrackers and parents can be held liable.

Kokernot Lodge

Road Runner Drag Races Set For Ft Stockton Sunday

Road Runner Drag Races will be held in Ft Stockton Sunday August 12 at 1 45 pm. The event takes place at Gibbs Field Airport west of town.

Ft. Stockton Gibbs Field

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