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Alpine Avalanche in Alpine, Texas

07 Nov 1963

Page 10

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Alpine Avalanche

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Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1963

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10

Sul Ross Lobos Edged by East Texas State 7 0 in Final Minute

In a defensive battle at Jackson Field homecoming crowd nearly 4,000 saw Sul Ross held to two rushing yards as East Texas State scored the decisive 7 0 with 36 seconds left. Charles Masters connected for 22 and 17 yard passes before a three yard scoring strike to John Mackey. COACH Slaughter praised the effort though the result stood at 7 0 for ET.

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Don Newbury Texas State Sul Ross Lobos Lions East Texas Lion J. W Siki) Sikes Jackson Field Sul Ross Mike Kropp Lobos Charles Masters John Mackey Charles Cox David Slaughter
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Largest Osage Orange Trees Found in Red River Valley

The Red River Valley is home to the largest Osage orange trees in America, highlighting a remarkable specimen size among the species and drawing regional interest from naturalists and visitors.

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America Red River Valley
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Alpine Bucks Triumph 6-0 Over Sonora Bronchos

Alpine blanked Sonora 6-0 to notch their first district win in District 7-AA. Elisio Leyva powered a late third quarter TD run after a blocked punt, giving Alpine a 6-0 lead that stood as the final margin. Leyva, now with 75 points, leads the district scorers. Alpine had 9 first downs and 135 rushing yards while Sonora totaled 66 passing yards.

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Alpine Bucks Sonora Bronchos Bucks Sonora Elisio Leyva Leyva Alpine
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