Sul Ross Lobos Rally For Big Win Over Tarleton
Fort Davis and Alpine era notes describe Sul Ross College Lobos breaking a scoring drought with a ground assault led by Crow McNell and Cowan. Jim Crow moved the ball 130 yards, Jay McNell 113, Buddy Withers 98, and Ox Cowan 57 as Sul Ross surged past Tarleton with multiple first-half scores and a punting duel in the second half.
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Presbyterian Woman's Bazaar Set December 4
The Presbyterian Woman's Court will hold a bazaar on December 4 with the venue to be announced later. Watch for the location and further details as plans unfold.
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Lobos Meet McMurry in Season Crucial Rivalry
The Lobos and McMurry renew a fierce West Texas rivalry led by Graves and Sul Ross coaches. Both teams seek a decisive win to cap a season driven by strong passing, trick plays, and intense local expectations. Alpine hosts as the teams bring heightened motivation with a critical game on the line.
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ITVM plans paving to expand business area first
The town will pave a large portion of the built up area before extending paving to Holland avenue toward Turney hospital. A new double drive bridge on Fifth street will replace the old bridge as part of moving the bride and arroyo. Two and a half miles of paving are planned with work expected to start in January after a suitable base is laid. The city seeks to purchase a pit west of town on the Mexican Border highway with four acres of land for base material.
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Turbulent punt fuels Lobos win over Tarleton
A battered game recap notes a twisting punt that avoids Sul Ross’ early break, sails off the toe toward a rough field return, briefly includes Ray McNeil, and features the Iron Man tipping play as part of the decisive sequence.
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Fenced Gate and Arch Planned at Sul Ross Skyline
The project will feature a wrought iron arch over the main gate with an electric sign bearing the college monogram. Two large gates will close the auto entrance at night. Townsend and Ms. W. J. Smith contributed to fence supervision and stone work design.
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Spanish style building planned with landscaped grounds
The proposed structure will be a Spanish type with three floors on the west end and two on the east to suit the ground slope. It will be wired for electricity and centered on the street in front, with paving and full landscaping of the grounds.
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