Alpine Weekend Set with Band, English Workshop and Big Game
Alpine prepares for a busy weekend with All-Band activities, a West Texas guest list, and an English workshop sponsored by Sul Ross. The Lobos host Lamar in a key conference game while Bucks clash with Marfa as George Davis earns national recognition for Alpine Big Lake play.
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Trinity Tigers Surge Past Sul Ross Lobos in Homecoming Match
Trinity's passing faltered with six interceptions by Dwayne Turner and Ronnie Sizemore, but the Tigers ground game fueled a comeback to beat Sul Ross 40 to 27 at Alamo Stadium. Bobby Maddox, Claude Brinkley, Freddie Copps and Alvin Beal produced key runs and scores. Beal and Allen Boren added aerials, including a 33-yard strike from Boren to Sam Sanchez for a third quarter lead.
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Pair of Young Bobcats Trained by Alpine Couple Presented to Marsalis 200
Bonzo and Cheeta two lynx or bobcats were sent to the Marsalis 200 in Dallas after 18 months with Alpine’s D W Wells family. They rode their first train and grew from tiny pets to house guests before moving to a large yard cage. Wells, who also trains monkeys alligators and hopes for wolf pups, fed them three pounds of meat and a quart of milk daily.
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Sul Ross Bulls Entered in Balmorhea Progeny Test
Sul Ross Range Animal Husbandry department has entered five young registered bulls in the Progeny test at the Balmorhea experiment station. The fifth annual test, sponsored by the agriculture station, draws breeders from Southwest Texas. About 150 to 200 bulls from outstanding breeding herds will be judged on rate of gain feed efficiency and general conformation. The program ends next April with a Bar-B-Que and field day where each animal is displayed and results announced. Mr and Mrs Henry Sohlreeturned from Lee Mass where they spent the summer before their return.
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Bucks Beat Big Lake 21 12 Income Buck Victory Details
The Alpine Bucks defeated Reagan County Owls of Big Lake 21 to 12 last Friday night. George Davis led a second half surge, scoring the go ahead touchdown after a 12 7 Owl lead late in the first half. Duane Smith and Lee Matt Smith moved the ball for four Bucks first downs, with Robinsen Mate George Davis shining on the ground. The Bucks dominated the rest of the game with strong defense and key punting by Billy Cowell, earning a season exploring win as they close the schedule with several senior players highlighted.
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Sul Ross Lobos to Host Lamar Tech in Conference Opener
Special events highlight Sul Ross College’s home game Saturday at 8. Lamar Tech visits as Sul Ross seeks to extend a strong rushing pace led by Dam Carpenter and Cardinal Carpenter. Key matchups include punters Gay Walker and Bob Frederick, with Ward and Frederick contesting receiving honors.
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Tourists Resort Planned in Persimmon Gap Area
Mrs. Bennie Helen Simpson heads Area II homemaking in District II and reports a two day In-Service Training Workshop at Alpine High School on November 21 and 22. About 23 instructors will attend with planners from Marfa Fort Stockton Fort Davis and Monahans areas plus consultants from Southwest Texas State College Sul Ross College and Alpine High.
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Former Sul Ross Prof Is Made Supervisor of Music Austin Schools
Dr Roy J Johnson longtime music educator and former head of Sul Ross State College music department joins Austin Public Schools as supervisor of music education. He previously led state college music departments, taught sacred music at Texas State and UT Austin, and held posts in hymnology and music organizations. He earned BA MA and EdD and holds several church music leadership roles.
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New Resort Plan Includes Hotel Cottages and Pool Near Persimmon Gap
Le Purnell of Austin and partner plan a hotel and 50 cottages with a service station and swimming pool plus a dam across Calamity Creek to create a Lake Taneycomo area resort in the Missouri Ozarks near Persimmon Gap. Construction could start within 30 days with estimated costs of 189000 for improvements and 85000 for the dam. The project envisions a 500 acre lake basin with stockholders building own recreational facilities and deer, antelope, and wild horses on the grounds.
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Prizes in Alpine library poster contest next week
Alpine public library will award thirty dollars in cash prizes to seven Alpine and high school students next week as winners of the Children’s Book Week poster contest. Grand prize is ten dollars for the most outstanding poster. three prizes of five three and two dollars go to top posters within grade school and high school groups.
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Alpine Buck Named Player of the Week After 21-12 Win
Alpine High School football back W. T. Buck earned Player of the Week honors from the El Paso Times for his standout showing in the Alpine Big Lake game. George Davis, who moved to the back, scored all three Alpine touchdowns and contributed 20 of the Bucks first downs in the 21 to 12 victory. Davis had replaced Cowboy Robinson, sidelined by an injury in the Wink game.
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Stone and Mrs Ament Form Alpine Law Practice
Attorney J Lawton Stone partners with Mrs Mac Ament in Alpine Texas joining forces after relocating from Galveston. The move marks the opening of their law practice as of the first of the month.
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Big Bend Park hosts Show Me Day farewell for park officials
Sixty residents from Alpine Fort Davis and Marathon visited Big Bend National Park on Show Me Day to bid farewell to Superintendent Dr Joss A Maxwell and to Bob Gibbs, tour the new Panther Junction headquarters, hear Maxwell review the park history and future geological work, and tour Lost Mine Canyon Boquillas Canyon and Santa Helena Canyon while noting the season's first winter conditions with frost and light precipitation.
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Football Scores From Last Weekend Across Teams
Football scores list last weekend outcomes for Sul ous college Alpine High School and regional opponents. Sulous beat 40 to 27, Alpine 21 to 12, McNeese State 42 to 7, S.F. Austin 7 to 54, Big Lake 12, East Texas 54, and several other regional results including six man Toyah 42, Marathon 24, and Fort Stockton 0. Aardin-Simmons 27 T West 26 noted. Mr A A Baker and two sons from Lake Forest are visiting in pine.
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Marathon Pecos Win In Judging at Alpine Meet
Big Bend Soil Conservancy district and Sal Hoss Steeoheye group plus students judged grass and browsing plants at Alpine. Top scorer Mack Bennett of Marfa High with 247 of 380. Pecos won team title. Marathon and Pine also placed. PTA meeting announced for Monday with FBI transfer news.
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