Lobos Defeat East Texas 27-7 in Homecoming clash
Sul Ross Lobos shut down East Texas State Lions 27-7 at Jackson Field in a homecoming game. Quarterback Jim Skinner connected with Duane Parsons for the lone Lobos score as Sul Ross, fielding a nearly freshman squad, finished 4-7 and 11th in the conference amid a season of tough tests.
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Sul Ross Lobos
East Texas State College Lions
Jackson Field
Sul Ross Exes
Lone Star
Jim Gray
Gray
Lions
Lobos
Sul Hows
Pen Wittes
Jim Skinner
Duane Parsons
Chas
Ward
East Texas
Sam Houston
Lamar Tech
S. F. Austin
S. W. Texas
Stephen F. Austin College
Fast Texas
W. Texas
Lamar ‘Tech
McMurry
Trinity U
Phoenix
Texas Western
Freshmer
Labos
Mrs Ritter Wins Prize In Grid Guess Contest
Mrs Dan Ritter of Alpine won Baker Jewelers grid guessing contest after Alpine 34 Marfa 0 score fell closest in total net yards. other near miss predictions also noted. Marfa prize awarded to local winner.
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Dan Ritter
Baker Jewelers
Scout program needs active community involvement says Mr White
Mr White laments high turnover of Scout executives in the area over 15 years and urges local fathers and mothers to actively participate to improve Scouting. He thanks supporters and wishes for better Scouting in the Big Bend area. He plans to assist in any capacity while remaining in the vicinity.
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White
Alpine Thanksgiving Through Local Visits and Homecomings
Local residents from Alpine and surrounding towns gathered with family during Thanksgiving weekend. Visitors included Bob Duncan from Texas university, Otto Tampke and son George of Leakey, and many others from Midland, Fort Stockton, San Angelo, and Odessa visiting relatives and Sul Ross alumni.
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Bob Duncan
Texas University
Sul Ross
Otto Tampke
George of
Leakey
Tampke
R. A. Weber
W. C. Allen
Mike
Mr. Allen
Midland
B. East Noble St
Buddy Hawkins
Odessa
Mrs. Brown
S. A. Matlock
A. J. Bierschwate
Fl Paso
Vernon McCa
Fort Stockton
W. D. McCall
T. R. Knight
Houston
Alpine
Knight
Hunt
Wayne Mosley
Marian Case
G. B. Mosley
Frank Richardson
San Angelo
Dave McGill
McCollum
Richardson
McGill
Vernon MclIntyre
Keith Morrow
Cameron
Morrows
Lawrence Lacys
Waco
TCU Dean Snodgrass to Preach at Local Church
Dr. Snodgrass, elected president of the International Convention of the Christian Churches in 1947 48, will preach both morning and night at the local church on December 13. He studied at Western Normal College of Iowa Drake Bible College and Valparaiso University and earned an L L D from Texas Christian University. He has served as dean of T C U's Brice College and has traveled widely as a guest preacher with the Disciples of Christ. Miles Standish was the captain of the Mayflower.
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Car
Snosgrass
Western Normal College of Iowa
Valpariaso University of
Indiana
Drake Bible College
Des Moines
Iowa
Amarillo
Texas Christian University
Austin J. Hollingsworth
Snodgrass
International Convention of the Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
National Council of Churches of Christ In America
Commission On Education of the
Hollingsworth
Bri‘e College
Francois Couple Returns From Texas Trip
Mr and Mrs Jim Francois came back from a week in Dallas and nearby areas They say he attended an insurance agents school in Dallas while she visited friends in Overton They also attended the Baylor SMU football game in Dallas County.
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Jim Francois
Dallas
Francois
Overton
Baylor-Smu
Pioneer Monk Schupbach dies at 69 in Marathon area
Funeral services were held in Sanderson for Ortho Earl Monk Schupbach a lifelong Big Bend resident who died at his Marathon home last Saturday morning. Born in Brady on April 5 1884 he moved to the area with his parents in 1889 and ranched in Terrell county until 1943. Survivors include three brothers Jim Hugo Oklahoma Ralph Bisbee Arizona and O T Schupbach of Marco Arizona with O T Teeter Schupbach Jr of Los Angeles a former Sul Ross athlete as a nephew.
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Sanderson
Ortho Earl (Monk) Schupbach
Big Bend
Marathon
Mr. Schupbach
Brady
Wm. Schupbach
Terrell County
Miller Pierson
Jim
Hugo
Okla
Ralph
Bisbee
Ariz
O. T. Rd
Marco
O. T.teeter ‘Schupbach Jr
Los Angeles
Sul Ross
City Secretary John Stovell Recovering After Attack of Bronchitis
City secretary engineer John Stovell is in a Fort Stockton hospital recovering from bronchitis and will undergo surgery to repair an old arm injury.
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John Stovell
Fort Stockton
Card of thanks from Mrs E H Crencell David son
A card of thanks expresses appreciation for sympathy cards and letters sent after the death of the sender's mother Mrs E H Crencell David son. The message wishes God’s blessing on the contributors. The note appears in a local column.
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E. H. ‘Crencell) Davidson
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