Bucks Enter Cage Tourney
The Alpine Bucks travel to Big Lake Invitational to face Junction High School in the first round. They haven’t entered since 1941 when they won the tournament, and their chances this year are slight. In a warmup, Marfa Short horns defeated Alpine 56-36 in both A and B games, Domingo Aguilar scoring 36 for Marfa.
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Alpine Bucks
Alpine
Buck
Junction High School
Alpine Junction
Bucks
Big Lake
Shorthorns
Marfa
Big Gun
Domingo Aguilar
Bill Davis
Russell McAfee
Dennis Williams
Pete Salgado
Mickey Logan
Frank Ramirez
Harold Hensley
Tony
Junction
The
Amblin Notes Visitors and Local Huntsong Update
Amblin reports a trout catch near Rockport and sightings of deer in Brewster County. San Angelo visitors Hous ton Harte Jr. and Wayne Chandler toured the Harte brothers ranch. Pete Holmes of Trans Texas Airways spoke in The Starliner about a deer abundance this hunting season. Kerrville guest John Hayslip and Anna Bell visited with Jug Harris.
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Rockport
Houston Harte Jr
Wayne Chandler
San Angelo
Harte Brothers
Brewster County
Trans- Texas Airways
Alpine
Marfa
Pete Holmes
Starliner
Pete
George Bevier
Kerrville
John Hayslip
Anna Bell
Jug Harris
Park Service Official Is Honored At Dinner
George Secoyen assistant director of the National Park Service and Mrs Secoyen were honored by Alpine Chamber of Commerce directors at a Country Club dinner. Mr Secoyen is on an inspection trip to Big Bend National Park. Del Rio Sanderson contest at 8 pm Friday. If the Bucks use second games they are eliminated from the journey. Buck Coach James Crawford noted Junc on previously defeated Del Rio High School earlier this year.
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George Secoyen
National Park Service
Bucks
Ourney
Buck
James Crawford
Juncon
del Rio High School
Fred Turner Ranch Sold in Brewster County
A West Texas family headed by William B. Wilson of San Angelo and Duke Wilson of Sonora with their sister Mrs. Mary Dan Earwood of Blackwell bought the 10100 acre Fred Turner Ranch, 30 miles from Sanderson, Brewster County, for nine dollars per acre in an exchange deal with Phil Lane of San Angelo. Lane had purchased it from Mrs. Fred Turner of Del Rio. The buyers hold county interests. the current Brewster parcel is leased by Will F. and Olin A. Smith of Sheffield for five years through March 31, 1961.
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West Texas
Brewster County
William B. Wilson
San Angelo
Duke Wilson
Sonora
Mary Dan Earwood
Blackwell
Fred Turner
Sanderson
Phil Lane
Lane
del Rio
Wilsons
Earwood
Park plans include campfire circle and outdoor theater
Big Bend park announces a campfire circle for evening talks by the park naturalist and rangers on area history and nature. A 250 person outdoor setup with projection booth stage and lighting is planned. Road work aims to complete 3.4 miles and a 300 ft tunnel between Panther Junction, Rio Grande Village, and Boquillas Canyon to provide a paved route.
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Asin
Miller
Panther Junction
Rio Grande Village
Boquillas Canyon
Patterson Officiates At Odessa Ceremonies
Judge C. E. Patterson of the 83rd District officiated in Odessa on December 31 1958 swearing in Ec tor County’s county judge. The oath was signed before a notary and mailed to Austin as 1959 began.
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C. E. Patterson
83Rd District
Austin
Patterson
Ector County
Odessa
Carpenter Buys House at West Avenue D And 11th Street
Harry Carpenter purchased the corner property from R A McMurry of China Springs. He plans to improve the home and use it as rental property.
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Harry Carpenter
West Avenue D
11Th Street
R. A. McMurry
China Springs
Carpenter
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McMurry
the Texas Cafe
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Ashley
Libby
Usda Choice
Franks
USDA
Chorer
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Rirstfaks
Coldbrook Margarine
Lucerne Party Pride
Safeway
ZEE Tissue
LUX
Safeway Farm
Washington
Oregon
Waldorf Russetts
Gardenside
Tle
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