Marathon News and Town Square Events in Marathon
The newsletter covers PTA meeting postponement to March 21 at 7 30 p m and a correction on Mildred Stumberg teaching in Title I. It lists local visitors and residents from Van Horn Marfa Fort Stockton and Sabinal, plus a reception for Congressman White at Hotel Parlay. Zogi and magical acts, a White Elephant sale, and a Ben Levy slide talk at Old Fort Davis are announced with show times and proceeds aiding town improvements.
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Richard C. White
Hotel Parlay
Ben Levy
Old Fort Davis
Margie Villa
Prince Zogi
Marathon School
Monahans Lobos Sweep Alpine in Doubleheader 2 1 and 6 0
Monahans Lobos defeated Alpine Bucks in a two game set. In the first game Monahans led 2 1 after the bottom of the sixth inning and then held on for a 2 1 win. The second game ended 6 0 as Don McEntire fanned 14 and allowed two hits. Felix Llanez struck out 10 with three walks. Alpine to face Pecos High on March 21 at Kokernot Field at 4 p.m.
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Monahans Lobos
Alpine Bucks
Monahans
Don McEntire
Felix Llanez
Kokernot Field
Pecos High School
Sul Ross Lobos sweep Highlands in doubleheader weekend
Sul Ross State College wins two from Highlands University 7 1 and 4 0 at Kobernot Field. Jack Green and Randy Senteney spark the pitching as the Lobos improve to 4 4 with series final sweep. Border Olympics track and golf results show school records and strong showings by Randy Von Netzer Ken Walhington and Billy Cook with Las Cruces next.
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Dan Bielfeldt
Skyline Sul Ross State College
Lobos
Kobernot Field
Highlands University of New Mexico
Texas
New Mexico Highlands
Slapes
Carthel
Frazier
Edinburg
Sul Ross Lobos
Randy von Netzer
Ken Walhington
Jacob Henry
Robert Walters
Sth
Antonio Gonzales
Sul Ross
Harvey
Billy Cook
The
Las Cruces
Widow Remarrying Keeps Benefits Under New Social Security Law
A 60 year old widow may remarry and still qualify for Social Security benefits based on her former husband's record under the new law. This provision allows widows to obtain continued benefits without losing eligibility due to remarriage.
Alpine Bucks Sixth at Crane Invitational Track Meet
Alpine Fighting Bucks finish sixth with 32 points at the Crane Invitational behind Mc Camey Colorado City Jal and Crane Newcomer Don Stuckwish led with 12 points in a 3rd in broad jump and 3rd in 440 dash George Gonzales finals in 440 dash first meet for both freshmen Louie Espinoza and Peter Portillo show promise in the mile Wylie 10.6 in 100 and 23.2 in 220 plus strong high jump and relay times Bonded by injuries Bryant underperformed but still scored in 220 and high jump Ten Bucks debuts and ten scorers set up for Permian Bus Relays next week.
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Alpine Fighting Bucks
McCamey
Colorado City
Jal
N. M
Crane
Rankins
Stanton
Cahoma
Big Lake
Eunice
Don Stuckwish
Bucks
George Gonzales
Don
George
Alpine
Little Louie Espinoza
Dennis Bryant
Adan Llant
Gilbert Valenzuela
Tony Pallanez
Ray Milan
Jackie Valenzuela
Tim Lear
Joe Chavez
Jim Clowe
Jim Clowe, ‘Adan Llanez
George Gonales
Bucks Travel
Kermit
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PTA
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Jess Burrill of
Sabinal
O.M. Roberts
San Angelo
Marathon
Jack Shely
Tom Leary
Ellis Owens
Mike
Tim Leary
Jack D. Shely
Bob
Clint Owens
Robert Cayness
Sam Holmig
Pete Winn
Bill Hargus
Mona
Gina
Fort Stockton
George Hargus
Frances Springfield
Dan
Jerry
Sam Adams
Carolyn Dee
van Horn
Johnny Congers
Mr. Bradley
Balmorhea
R.T. Moore
Marfa
Jerry Rowe
Pecos
Eldon McGonagill
Nancy
Etta Sansom
Sabina
O. M. Roberts
Vowell Martin
Fresno, Calif
G.E. Martin
Decies
Tommy Dale Dawsors
Midland
Bill Shackelford
Rio Grande Village
Park
Zogi
Ranchland Drug
Marion McCoy
Sul Ross Sports
Mike King
Gregg Slape
Billy Carther
Mike Frazier
Randy Senteney
Senteney
George Cockrell
Sentency
Jack Green
Highlands
Hank Grissum
Grissum
Green
Otis Langley
Robert McGee
George Cockrel
Chuck Roast
Kimbell
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Gandy's
Alpine Cash Grocery
Crane Meet
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