Lobos Face Tarleton in Monday Home Game
The Lobos travel to host John Tarleton Agricultural College Monday in a rematch after Armistice Day. Both teams are strong. Sul Ross relies on speed while Tarleton backs feature Ike Clark and McNeil. A win could boost Lobos in the conference standings ahead of Thanksgiving clash with Meaturry College.
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John Tarleton Agricultural College
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
Christians
Sul Ross
Tarleton
Mar
Ike Clark
McNeil
al Withers
Crow
Medullory College
Meaturry
Relief Association Seeks Old Toys for Christmas Repairs
The Alpine Relief Association asks residents to donate old toys for repair and repainting. A. F. Robinson chairs the effort with Charles Livingston volunteering free repair work to brighten Christmas. Bring items to Robinson & Company promptly for refurbishment.
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Alpine Relief Association
A. F. Robinson
Robinon & Company
Charles Livingston
Mttleshaver
Cubs Hold Tie With Fort Stockton High at Jackson Field
The Sub-College Cubs battled Fort Stockton High to a 6 6 deadlock on Jackson Field last Friday. Junior Hi Bucks tied Ysleta High, and the Cubs prepare for an afternoon game at Wink with the Wink High School team, hoping to return with the scalps.
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Cubs
Fort Stockton High Schoo
Jackson Field
Hi Bucks
Ysleta High
Alpine
Wink
Final returns show Hoover leading county wide
County final returns from five precincts indicate Hoover ahead by 133 votes over the Democratic nominee with only South Alpine voting Democratic. Total county ballots were 746 about half of voting strength. Precinct results list North African 50 Democratic Terlingua 16 Republican 10 Democratic Marathon 133 Republican 40 Democratic Glenn Springs 11 Republican 4 Democratic. County Judge C D Wood notes mixed tickets for presidential electors.
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Hoover
South Alpine
North Afican
Terlingua
Marathon
Glenn Springs
C. D. Wood
Republian
Plan for Permanent Little Theatre Organization
Alpine residents packed the High school auditorium Tuesday to view Safety First directed by Mrs F B Moore. A meeting to plan a permanent Little Theatre organization was announced for tonight in the Holland hotel lobby, with strong support from past Little Theatre players led by Leonard Frisbie.
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F. B. Moore
Holland Hotel
Little Theatre Players
Leonard F. Frisbie
Parent Teacher Association Meeting Postponed to Wednesday
The Parent-Teacher Association meeting scheduled for next Monday has been postponed to Wednesday at 3 PM to avoid conflict with the football game. The Avalanche was requested to announce this change this morning.
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Parent-Teach- F Association
Avalanche
Alpine Poultry Prize Winners Highlight Marfa Exhibit
Alpine poultry winners led by single comb Rhode Island Reds with grand champion honors at the Marfa show. Dr J E Weight presided as Drewster County Chamber of Commerce leader. Exhibitors included J H Wright and J H Evans with various pullet and cockerel placements. A bake sale and poultry exhibit conclude with a Saturday morning sale at Sandifer Green.
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J. E. Weight
Drewster County
J. H Wright
Rhode Island Reds
Pelle Fond
Autralop
Cartisan'church
Fiat Sri
Sandifer Green
Tata
Young
Alpine Players Triumph With Safety First Play in Alpine
The Alpine Players staged Safety First at the high school auditorium Tuesday night delivering a loud success and signaling more theatre ahead. Lou Singleton Tobin earned top honors as the Irish Cook Lady with Harold Sims and Murphy Johnson delivering strong comic turns. A meeting at the Hornet Hotel was urged to form a permanent Alpine theatre group as the season opens with strong community support.
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Alpine Players
Little
Lou Singleton Tobin
Harold Sims
Hes
Murphy Johnson
M. Shaw
Lewis Cary
B. F. Berkeley
Katherine Smith
Marie Pouncey
Mia. J. C. Coleman
Edith Hopson
FB. Moore
Hound Hotel
Chamber of Commerce Urges City Tree Planting Campaign
The chamber of commerce led by Mrs. N S Murphy calls on residents to buy and plant trees on city property before spring. The Elm variety suited to local conditions is suggested, with cooperation from Yardmaster H M Overstreet and Del Rio officials, linking Del Rio and Alpine in a beautification effort.
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Chamber of Commerce
N.S. Murphy
H. M. Overstreet
Murphy
Alpine
del Kloor
del Rio
West Texas News
Alpine Man Appointed State Scabies Inspector
W. Hale, who has served Brewster County as acting inspector for a year, was appointed State Scabies Inspector this week, the Avalanche reports.
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W. ©. Hale
Hale
Brewster County
Rancher Traps Fatigued Eagle After Drive By
Carmack, a rancher near Ft. Davis, ran down an exhausted eagle with his car after seeing a hawk harrying the bird. The eagle paused on a stalk, broke it, then could not rise. The car wheel struck it, allowing Carmack to capture the bird and bring it home, with rabbit remains indicating it had been feeding.
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Ft. Davis
Carmack
Mr. Carmack
Schreiner Takes Lobos To Cleaning Victory at Kerrville
Schreiner outgained the Lobos as Mountaineers' defense stifled late scoring threats. Sul Ross led 7 0 early with a 90 yard punt return by a Schreiner speedster and held on to win 19 to 7 at Kerrville last Monday.
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Schreiner
Lobos
Mountaineers
Lchrother
Kerrville
Sul Ross
Ac Vordin
Ysletta Alpine Battle Ends In 6-6 Tie For Rallying Bucks
The Junior High Bucks fought Ysleta to a 6-6 draw last Friday. Spark brothers shone on offense, Baell led defense, and O'Brien brothers added strong play. The Bucks hope to finish the season strong with their upcoming game Friday at 3 o clock, inviting fans to attend.
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Ysleta
Huck Tne
Spark Brothers
Baell
Limie
al Tom
O'Brien
Dd Stack
Stewart
Allen
Johnvon
Cook
Yeleta
Bucky
BiDeFridey
Bandecoeleam
Buck
Santa Fe Railroad Officials Visit Here
A large party of Santa Fe Railroad officials arrived in Alpine then sat in a banquet at the Holland hotel. They planned a Presidio tour to inspect newly acquired property and consider an extension to connect with an existing line into Ojinaga. J D Jackson of Orient attended the San Angelo directors meeting.
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Holland Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Alpine
Maffa
Presidio
J. D. Jackson
The
Orient
San Angelo
Ojinaga
Chamber of Erce
Donn
Chihuahua
Trevino
Mexi
Mexico
Conchos River
Prisoner Taken Toward Kansas For Trial In Local Case
An officer from Kingman Kansas test here Sunday with Julius mand who will stand trial for embezzlement of an axl cording to Local off mand has lived in Brewster county for seven years and for a time was star of the Catholic mission at Terlingua He is a citizen of Switzer rested at a local tour had been for the past month by Sheriff Gourley and Deputy Boss Miller last week and held here until Kansas officers could take him after him.
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Kingman
Kansas
Julius Mand
Mand
Brewster County
Terlingua
Switzer
Gourley
Miller
Hunters Flock to Big Bend as Season Opens
Big Bend opens its big game season as hunters from around the state descend to chase deer. Local and visiting nimrods face sparse game, with only a half dozen kills reported last season despite heavy turnout. Reserve lands limit hunting and pressures rise each year.
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Big Bend
Texas
Big End
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Relief Association Want Old Toys
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Marfa
Hilands
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Brewster
Tri-County
R. Miller
Roe
U. S. Biological Survey
E. B. Ligon
Me. Miller
Orneros
Eagle
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