Cowboys To Host World Champs In Semi Pro Showdown
Alpine Cowboys meet Wichita Boeing Bombers at Kokernot Field in a best two out of three series. Games set for 3 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday with a third game if needed. Tickets 1.00 grandstand, 0.50 bleachers, 0.25 children.
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Alpine Cowboys to host Wichita Boeing Bombers at Kokernot Field
Alpine centers on a big weekend as Kokernot Field fills for the Cowboys versus the Wichita Boeing Bombers in a matchup that highlights Alpine and the Big Bend. Admission is 1 for grandstand 50c bleachers 25c children under 12 no reserved seats.
Alpine Factory Begins Clothing Manufacture for Children
Alpine Garment Factory starts actual production this week with fourteen sewing machines in operation and four more due. Operations run in the Hill Building as Tim Casner reports forty four local business and professional people have invested, with $80,000 sought and chartered for $50,000, shares at $10.
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Groundwater surveys started in Brewster County and Hovey area
New ground water studies begin in Brewster County and the Hovey area under a 38 month program funded by Brewster County and the Federal Government. USGS will conduct the Marathon investigation near Alpine with geologist K J Wim DeCook joining in July.
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Austin
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Pecos
Jeff Davis
Marathon
Littleton
K. J. Wim DeCook
USGS
Alpine
DeCook
University of Texas
Milwaukee Braves to Run 4 Day Baseball School in Alpine
The Milwaukee Braves announce a four day baseball school in Alpine at Kokernot Field from June 28 to July 1. Instruction will be led by Earle Halstead Paul Waner and Billy Southworth with John Mullen making the announcement from Milwaukee. Open to boys ages 16 to 22 who bring their own gear and have Legion permission. Headquarters at the Holland Hotel Alpine with housing info via the Chamber of Commerce.
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Herbert Kokernot Jr
The
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Cowboys Prepare for 10th Anniversary Matchup
Alpine Cowboys manager Tom Chanaier and sponsor Herbert Kekernot Jr watch a 1956 practice session. Kekernot has doubled the team’s funding to stage a special anniversary game against the Wichita Boeing Bombers, the world champion semi pro squad.
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Engineer Starts Pipeline Study for Sunny Glen Plan
Ashley Classen of El Paso arrives in Alpine to begin preliminary work on plans for a city owned pipeline from Sunny Glen. City commissioner Dr W E Locknart calls rumors of Sunny Glen water failure false and notes the Daugherty well shows 90 feet, 169 feet levels after repairs. He adds a hundred million gallons drawn in the past year with no water table drop despite drought.
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Television Cable Being Installed for Alpine Demo
Alpines new elevation cable will be demonstrated at the Country Club Sunday afternoon. Jim Logan of the Big Bend TV Co announced a TV tower and antenna are on the hill north of the Riesswell site and West Texas Utilities Co completes power lines this week. The cable will run to the Country Club for the demonstration and service is now prepared to be offered anywhere in Alpine with details to follow in next week's Avalanche.
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Avalanche
Sul Ross Bowling Alley to Open June 15
A new bowling alley on the Sul Ross State College campus will be completed by June 15. The facility includes a semi automatic pin setting system and ball returns. George Storey of Alpine built the $45,000 project adding to tennis courts and recreation space. Dr. Gwen Smith chairs health and physical education.
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George Storey
Alpine
Gwen Smith
Department of Health and Physical Education
Sul Ross
Baptist Vacation Bible School Opens Monday
The First Baptist Church announces Vacation Bible School began this week. Classes run Monday through Friday from 9 00 to 11 30 each day for children ages 3 to 12.
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Alpine Cowboys Celebrate 10th Anniversary Pro Baseball Games
Alpine Texas honors H L Kokernot Jr as the Alpine Cowboys reach a decade. A proclamation by Mayor Hugh S White designates Saturday and Sunday June 9 1 as days of celebration with a series against the Boeing Bombers at Kokernot Field to showcase local semi pro baseball and support regional sports efforts.
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Western Electric Starts Install of New Telephone Equipment
Five Western Electric employees arrived in Alpine to begin installation at the new Southwestern Bell Telephone toll center. Led by J. K. Balthrop of Fort Worth, the crew will install switchboard sections toll terminal equipment and expand the dial system. Work begins Monday June 1 and runs to August 18 with twenty-five men in peak period. The team also will install terminal equipment at Marta Presidio Sanderson and Fort Davis under Balthrop.
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Alpine
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Austin
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Austin Sala
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Pervision
Park Visitor Numbers Rise at Big Bend in May
Park Superintendent George Miller reports 6720 visitors in May this year at Big Bend National Park up from 6387 in May 1955. For January–May 1986 total visitors reach 25 442 versus 25 840 in the same period last year. Rainfall during May and the first five months also higher than last year, with detailed station figures listed.
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Persimmon Gap
Maverick Mountain
Dale Carnegie Course Opens At 6 45 Tonight In Alpine
The Dale Carnegie course begins at 6 45 tonight at the Alpine Community Center. The session is free and open to the public, with Alpine Rotary Club continuing sponsorship. More students can be accommodated, sponsors said.
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Club To Elect New Officers At Alpine Country Club Meeting
Alpine Country Club will name four new directors at its annual meeting set for 7:30 pm Monday June 11. Incumbents Mark Herrin Jim Francois D Holman and Bill Sohl face reappointment. holdovers include D D Thomas Gene Hendryx Billy Ward David Kokernot Farl Anderau Pete Kennedy Neville Haynes and Porrest Weston. A nominating committee proposed Ray La Beff George Bevier Keith Morrow and Francois. Committee members were Herrin Sohl Holman and Ward. A report on financial condition will be read at the meeting.
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D. Holman
Bill Sohl
D. D. Thomas
Gene Hendryx
Billy Ward
David Kokernot
Farl Anderau
Pete Kennedy
Neville Haynes
Porrest
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