Hogs Down Lobos 35 13 In Lone Star Battle Homecoming
Sul Ross led 13-0 before Texas A&I answered with 14 straight points. Gene Walkoviak and Don Washington scored for A&I, and Kardo added multiple PATs as the Javelinas pulled away to defeat Sul Ross 35-13 at home coming. Dwight Harrison and Karl Douglas also connected on key plays for A&I.
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Non-Playing Gonzales Praised by College Coach
Alpine Bucks player George Gonzales sits out at College of the Sequoias Visalia Calif as coach Al Baldock praises him for potential after a season that kept out-of-staters from playing as a freshman. The 19 year old Texas youth aims to adjust for next year per a sports column in The Camps.
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Sixteen Teams Enter Alpine 140 Golf Tourney During Homecoming
Sul Ross hosts the Low Ball Golf Tournament at Alpine Country Club with sixteen teams. Mike Neace and Walter Horton won flight one after a four-hole playoff, carding a 70 low. Robert and Frank Rice claimed the second flight with 76, while Mark Herring and Billy Ward were runners-up. Jake Gorman said the event will become an annual homecoming fixture. In Marfa, the Shorthorns blank Alpine 14-0 as Oscar Luna recovers a fumble for the first touchdown and Robert White catches a 50-yard TD pass. Alpine safety by Billy Hyatt caps scoreless second half.
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Hunters Seek Permits At Black Gap Refuge Record
Black Gap Wildlife Refuge saw the largest rise in hunt applications across seven wildlife management areas. Willie Parker of Austin, administrator of wildlife restoration for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, noted applications jumped from 4,912 last year to about 9,660 this year. The refuge lies miles south of Marathon.
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Austin
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Black Gap
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