Alpine High and Crane Band Clash in Local Grid Tilt
Alpine High School faced Crane in a hard fought district game as Crane’s marching band drew praise from Ralph Pauley while Crane’s defense limited the Bucks to limited passing and nine total yards. Lee Matt Smith battled flu but Alpine eyes a tough finish hosting Big Lake Owls after a loss in Wink.
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Bucks
Ralph Pauley
Alpine High School
Crane
Cranes
Sone
Lee Matt ‘Smith
Hucks
Big Lake Owls
Alpine
Owls
Wink
Wildcats
Alpine High
Cranes win despite injuries in tough two point safety play
The Cranes secured a 13-2 lead after a two point safety when Joe Cowell tried to kick and Paul Coker blocked. The game featured heavy field action with both teams battered by injuries to Marlin Cowgan and another starter, with returns uncertain.
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JOES
Cowell
Paul Coker
Cranes
Marlin Cowbgan
Crane Hamel
West Texas Utilities Builds New Fort Stockton Plant
West Texas Utilities Co prepares a new Fort Stockton plant four miles northwest of town to convert natural gas into electricity. The Fort Stockton site houses a Westinghouse gas turbine generator capable of 6,000 kilowatts, with six combustors and a quick start system, and will employ seven operators. The project, costing over 750000 dollars, serves Fort Stockton and the Big Bend region, supplying power for growing Pecos County and pump farming areas.
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Wort Stockton Pioneer
Fort ‘Stockton
Pecos County
South‘west
Fort Stockton
West Texas Utilities Co
Westinghouse
Pecos Highway
West
Texas
Southwest
Exeiter
Zovernor
Unis
Leon Farms
Simmy" Meriwether and
Big Bend-trans-Pecos
Balmorhes
Iso
Good Marks In Pistol Club Shoot At Border Patrol Range
The Big Bend Pistol club held its regular monthly shoot at the Border Patrol range near Marfa on Sunday Oct 1. Twenty eight competitors turned out despite travel from Presidio and Alpine. Winners included A E Romo El Paso expert 816 Berkeley Hall Las Cruces N M Sharpshooter 831 Gene Lindendorf Marta marksman 787 H M Hutchings El Paso. The club elected officers for the coming year and voted for five additional medals to be awarded January 1963.
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Big Bend
Border Patrol
Marfa
Presidio
A. E. Romo
el Paso
Berkeley’ Hall
Las Cruces
N. M
Gene Linendorf
Marta
Marksman
H. M Hutchings
Cal
Maser
Tom Park
Dallas
Joe T. Lane
Alpine
Berkeley Hall
Ray Morris
Cogs
Nolnaing
H. G. Foster
Beers
Reesey Remball
Bob’ Pope
Dick Kelley
James Reed
W. Lockabey
Geo. Harrison
Leon P. Fishcer
Pete Wagner
Dr.c. A. Slaton
Stanley Casner
Barlow
Tom Parks
HK. Fawcett Jr
Kelsey Kimball
C. K. Powgil
Howard Peters
Fi Paso
Travis Roberts
Marathon
Dr. Ordonez
San Carlos
Chile
Mexico
RH. Graham
Leon P._ Fisher
W.B. Johnson
Georg Harrison
Maria
Francis Klein
W. G.fielder
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