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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1931

Page

5

Lobos Split With Miners In Nervy Two Game Set

Sul Ross beat El Paso’s Miners 40 to 25 in the second game while the Lobos lost 32 to 25 in the opener. Park Allen led Miner scoring with 16, Johnny Shaddix led the Lobos in points, Connally and Rosette supplied late baskets, and Marcus Connally topped the Lobo totals with 18 in the final win.

College of Mines Lobo Graves Ted Sul Ross Boys Oredingers el Paso Boys Sal Ross Lobos Miner Cop Park Allen Cox Johnny Shaddix Lobo Flash Scarlet and Gray Miner de PF Labo Connally Shaddix Terrill Miners el Paso Joys Rosette el Paso Marcus Connally Hale Hampton Flash Starnes

Texas Exes Informal Tea Monday in Austin

The University of Texas ex students and their wives or husbands are invited to an informal tea at the homes of Misses Alice Cowan and Lutie Britt on Monday afternoon March 2 at 4 30. Ex students planning to attend should notify Miss Anna D Li secretary by February 28. Price fifty cents per reservation. Mrs Dana Straus of St Louis reportedly took poison after a canceled dinner date.

University of “Texas Alice Cowan Lutie Britt Anna D. Li Price

Brewster Raises Much Over Quota In Relief Drive

Brewster county surpassed its Red Cross quota of 4100,000 by raising over 100,000. Magnolia Petroleum added 141,000 to the fund, while Marathon district reports 280 percent ahead of its initial ask. Local donors include T. Votan, Mrs Worthington, Le Hene brothers, and the Presbyterian Missionary society.

Brewster County Ma|ional Red Cross Dai Magnolia Petroleum Company Ted Cross Ellet Ite T. Votan W. E. Caldwell Ounty Mrs. Worthington Marathon Distriet

Alpine Bucks Rally To Beat Wink 24 17 In Return Tilt

Alpine defeats Wink 24 to 17 in a hard fought return tilt at McCamey tournament. Half time 11 10 in favor of Wink as Alpine then pulled away. Cook led Alpine with five points, Stack eight, Hard four. Wink’s Morris and guard contributed most of their 17.

McCamey Favor Alpine Bucks Wink Cagers Buck Cook Wink Ollelty Tead Morris Beks

Hot Springs People and Places Highlight Spring Visitors

Local column notes visitors and residents at Hot Springs including J Frank Woodward and J J Fullinjim, M J Hughes, Ben Rosenblum, J W Roessler, Dr J O Connell and Phil Connell, J J Hanna and son Jack, Nelson and Stephens, plus a new miniature golf course. The area shows lush grass, blooming desert plants, and a sign near Wm H Anderson seeking information about a job for a seven father.

J. C. Langford J. Frank Woodward J. J. Fullinjim BG. Medsoe Alpine M. J. Hughes Terlingua Ben Rosenblum J. W. Roessler New York City O'Connell Ft. Stock Phil Connell J. J. Hanna

High School to Produce Musical Play Next Week

A junior high auditorium production features a two act musical titled Hinc key Doodle Town. Kathryn Hudman and Sam Cresap lead, supported by a 24 voice chorus and students from the aub-college. Proceeds fund the high school, with Tow er tub-college sponsoring and Norma Beery planning instrumental music.

Tiney Pletcher Gordon Lane Ray LaMett Kendrick Behrens Clarence Mord Henry Walter Garnett Evelyn Hudman Misa Tower Tub-College Aub-College Norma Nichaelle Beery Planters

Lobos Finish Basketball In Second Place

The Lobos wrap up the season in second place in the western half of the T. I. A. A. marking their rise from near the cellar in '29 and '30 to a .625 winning percentage. They edged Daniel Baker at .500 and suffered a one point loss to the HUNex, while sweeping Canyon.

Lobos Daniel Baker Hushnex Canyon Tall Ove Twee

Canyon tossers lead in tough season finish as Baker slips

McMurry and A J Tole struggle for wins while Daniel Baker drops to third after a 4 27 to 36 loss to Millbillie. Shaddix of Sul Ross opens strong and ends fourth as McMurry, Canyon, and Lobos contend for top honors amid shifting scores from Connor Connily and Jesse Rosette in a tight conference.

Daniel Baker A.C. C

More Moisture Added To Range by Stow Rains

A slow quaking drizzle began last night, bringing moisture to the area and forecasts of continuing damp weather. The region has seen about seven consecutive weekends of rain with total precipitation for the year well above normal, including recent adds from February weather data.

Texas Acro Mg Dallas News

Bear Dynamite Wakes From Fifty Days Sleep

Fort Davis reports that Dynamite the pet black bear owned by Jack Hoxie woke from a long hibernation around Christmas, emerging on Washington's Birthday. The bear, about a year old, was briefly entangled by a gate before trainer DeMare secured her with a rope and sacks in cold weather.

Fort Davis Jack Hoxie Dynamite Washington eMare Moxie DeMare

Regain Your Health Hundreds Are Doing It

Three distinct formulas from Nature’s own laboratories including algae treatments are offered. Medical director Indian Hot Springs on the banks of the Rio Grande, Sierra Blanca, Texas, invites inquiries for particulars.

Naure Indian Hot Springs Yanks of Rio Grande Sierra Blana Texas

Animal Hibernation Report Highlights Posture and Feeding

Described is a domestic animal event where the subject hibernated for fifty days after an initial ten days of waking to eat. A keeper coaxed the animal to eat early then observations note the sand in its eyes and a growl from the chain. The animal drank a quart of water and corn meal was fed.

No clear headline in fragmented text

Fragmentary lines describe a female animal or person fatness and foraging in early spring, noting fat loss in the wild and a swift action implied by killing. The passage lacks coherent context, sources, dates, or identifiable entities to form a complete news item.

Ashland Men Fail Truthful Tale About Large Currency Find

Frank Bowers and Theodore stalmauist of Ashland Wisconsin told a postal inspector they had twenty one thousand dollars in currency from mail pound. They described the sight of so much money as giving them a scare.

Frank Bowers Theodore Stalmauist Ashland Wis

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