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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1959

Page

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Marfa Night At Kokernot Field Tonight

Marfa Night at Kokernot Field features Schwall pitching against the Odessa nine. Water system capacity reaches 1000 gpm as wells connect to city supply, Mayor W. Lockhart states, doubling prior flow.

Kokernot Field Schwall Odessa W. Lockhart

Alpine Cowboys Lead Nation In Winning Percentage In 1959

Jag Harris notes the Alpine Cowboys top the nation with a .792 winning percentage as of June 11 1959, ahead of Cleveland and Boise in the Pioneer and other leagues. The piece covers team stats and mentions star players and upcoming events at Kokernot Field, including Marfa Night and planned promotions.

Alpine Cowboys Jag Harris Cowboys Cleveland Boise Winnipeg Northern Selma Alabama Florida Des Moines Birmingham Southern Wellsville Nyp Mine Aeapolis American Association AAA Poza Rico Bakersfield California Victoria Texas Salem Northwest Tampa Waterloo Midwest Milwaukee National Buffalo International Columbus Sally Sacramento Pacific Coast American

Charley Shannon Named U S Commissioner for Big Bend Park

Charley E Shannon of Marfa has been appointed as U S Commissioner for Big Bend National Park by U S District Judges Thomason and Benico. Shannon, brother of former U S Marshal Kehoe Shannon, will move to Alpine to oversee felony arraignments and border immigration offenses, with misdemeanors also heard there. Norman C Davis will succeed Shannon as U S Commissioner at Marfa. A Social Security representative will hold hours at the Community Center on Tuesday July 14 from 3:30 to 11 am.

Charley E. Shannon U. S Marfa Big Bend National Park R. E. Thomason el Paso Benico San Antonio Thomason Shannon Kehoe Shannon Western District Texas Mara Big Bend E. E. Townsend Alpine Bend Norman C. Davis Soci

Casner's Leads Alpine Fort Davis Little League

Casner's rosters four straight wins to lead the Alpine Fort Davis Little League. They travel to Fort Davis for a 4 p.m. game and will face American Legion in Alpine tomorrow evening. Upcoming games feature Morrison's versus Sul Ross Gulf and Fort Davis versus Casner's in Fort Davis, marking the first half schedule's end.

Casner Fort Davis Alpine American Legion Morrison's Sul Ross Gulf First National Bank Fort Avis Sul Ross Bank Casner’s Morrison Legion Scheduls Thurs Ft. Davis Casner's Ft. Davis Morrison Sul Ross Gul

Brewster Co Wildcat Plugged and Abandoned

The wildcat in northern Brewster County drilled by Texas New Mexico Development Co on the old A D Neal Ranch was plugged and abandoned at 5280 feet. The test reached 100 feet into the Devonian with only fresh water recovered. Humble No 1 Stone logged a drillstem test in the Ellenburger from 15494 to 15546 feet and, besides a water blanket, yielded 360 feet of mud and 4952 feet of mud cut water. The operator then back-acted to Wolfcamp at 9960 feet while a Wolfcamp test surfaced gas in 11 minutes with 180 feet of gas cut mud and 270 feet of distillate cut mud.

Brewster Co Brewster County Texas-New Mexico Development Co Midand A. D. Neal Humble No Ellenburger Wolf Camp

Cowboys End 15 Game Winning Streak With Loss

The Cowboys, after a 15 game win streak, see their stellar run halted as the Sophomore League notes a rare setback in professional baseball. The loss underscores that even dominant teams face tough games and shifting fortunes.

Neatpine Cowboys

Summer enrichment classes boost Alpine Public Schools program

Second week of Cowboy summer enrichment in Alpine shows strong attendance across phonics remedial reading arithmetic and spelling with multiple instructors guiding grades two through five. The schedule lists classes in Hobbs Plainview Roswell Artesia and nearby towns, plus a doubleheader of baseball results featuring Alpine, Roswell, Artesia, and Plainview teams, with several players highlighted for offensive contributions.

Alpine Peyton Cain Hobbs Willie Wynne Wynn Hughie Peren Krug Maria Jacobo Schwall Myrtleome

Bus Service Discussed for Alpine Big Bend Marfa Area

A called City Commission meeting discussed bus and mail service linking Alpine and Big Bend National Park with Pecos Balmorhea Fort Davis and Marfa. Glenn Burgess will telegram and then write Vance L. Jones at Ft Worth urging the Post Office Dept to award the contract to a bus firm over a truck carrier. Mayor Lockhart presided with Commissioners Burgess and Hillger present.

Alpine Big Bend National Park Pecos Balmorhea Fort Davis Marfa City Commission Glenn Burgess Vance L. Jones Ft. Worth Post Office Dept W. E. Lockhart Burgess E. E. Hillger

Johnson Heads Masonic Order Eight Lodges Meet July 11

Jack Johnson elected worshipful master of Alpine Lodge No. 708 AF&AM at the lodge’s latest regular meeting. A joint installation with eight area lodges Sanderson Fort Hancock Sierra Blanca Dell City Van Horn Fort Davis and Marfa will be July 11 at Paisano Baptist Encampment 11 miles west of Alpine following a 6 p.m. barbecue.

Jack Johnson Alpine Delice Alpine Lodge Af&am Jeff Graham Jim Joyd Grant Woodward G. B. Crawford Cecil Duncan L. D. Harris Dea Vernon Boysen R. E. Streetman P.M. Miller Jr Duane Goodwin E.R. Hudson W. G. Fielder Crawford Duncan Paisano Baptist Alpine Sanderson Fort Hancock Sierra Blanca Dell City van Horn Fort Davis Marfa John Bean el Paso Albert E. Ponsford Hal Burnett

Harry Watson, Alpine Leader, Dies in Seguin

Harry Watson a former Alpine Chamber of Commerce president and wholesale grocer died at 7 p m in Seguin He would have been 76 next July 15 Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at St Andrews Episcopal Church Seguin burial there Watson came to Alpine in 1919 as a Waples Platter salesman and co founded Watson Anderson Grocery Co later selling out in 1953 The firm became Kim Bell Alpine He moved to Seguin with his family in 194 where he and son Harry Jr ran a stock farm Survived by wife and son of Seguin a daughter Carroll Stephens of Houston and four grandchildren.

Harry Watson Seguin Alpine Chamber of Commerce St. Andrews Episcopal Church Mr. Watson Alpine Waples- Platter Grocery Co W. E Carroll Stephens Houston

Legion Fireworks Display Set For Alpine July 4

The American Legion plans a big fireworks show Saturday July 4 between Alpine Cowboys and Hobbs Cardinals games. Jimmy Eichholtz leads a team including Fritz Weyerts Gene Hendryx Grady Nelon Sherman Newsom David Kokernot Lon Stillwell John Skinner Cliff Roark Lloyd Parks and Levin Davis. The 18 inch shells will color in midair several times with a 500 foot spread and include drawout shells and spider shell bursts timed for dramatic effect near the left field wall of Kokernot Field.

Sme Cowboys Bill Moniak Charles Schilling Jim F Tom Roberts Larry V Bob Stotsky Stotsky Knute Westergren Theeague Hobbs Cardinals Eddie Popowski House of David Big Bend National Park Tome Run American Legion Alpine Cowboys-Hobbs Cardinals Jimmy Eichholtz Fritz Bill Weyerts Gene Hendryx Grady Nelon Sherman Newsom David Kokernot Lon Stillwell John Skinner Cliff Roark Lloyd Parks Levin Davis Kokernot Fied

Rainfall totals for June recorded at Bennett residence

June rainfall measured at D. M. Bennett’s gauge totals 0.53 inches for June 3 and 4 and 0.5 inches for the following Sunday and Monday. Mrs. New Landrum of Bellville UL departed after a month’s visit with her daughter Mrs. Leroy Larsh and Mr. Larsh.

D. M. Bennett New Landrum Bellville Leroy Larsh Larsh

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