Javelinas Open End-Season Tilt With Sul Ross
Sul Ross College faces Kingsville Javelinas in a late scheduled conference game as both teams chase a final push in the TI A A. Kingsville has shown growth this season, beating Schreiner by one point and losing tight to rival foes. The Lobos and Buffaloes clash here as McCall’s squad aims to extend a slim TI A A edge.
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B.C. Graves
Young Sul Ros
Sevon
Kingsville Javelinas
Kingsville
Alpine
Schreiner
Sul Ross
Baker Boys
Lobos
Bullbillies
Javelinas
McMurry
San Marcos
Schrei
San Angelo
Admission to League Asked for Alpine Bucks
D M Major and Horace Oliver traveled to Houston to plead Alpine Bucks basketball eligibility before league officials at a social breakfast. They hope to challenge El Paso champs in the district cage race, backed by a veteran lineup and two all district players. Status of the plea remains unclear as no Houston reports arrived.
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Alpine Bucks
D. M. Major
Horace Oliver
Houston
Bucks
Austin
Major
Oliver
el Paso
Parent-Teachers Hold Interesting November Meet
The Parent-Teacher association held its regular November meeting at the Junior High, focusing on spiritual training of children. D. M. Major led the first program segment, followed by Mrs. Wells McIntyre, with Rev. J. Z. Redman stressing that children naturally express the Christ spirit. The group praised supporters who funded the Hallowe’en carnival, and Mrs. George Baines reported on the San Angelo state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Major
Wells McIntyre
J. Z. Redman
J.B Wright
George Baines
San Angelo
Madera
Madera Tard School; Two Numbers By the Mexican Orchestra: Solo, “In Old Monterey
Louise Adele Perkins
Darlin
D. Hill
Major
Reading
J.C. Cole
Dr Webb to Speak Here on Dry Law
Dr Atticus Webb of Dallas, Texas, head of the Anti Saloon League and editor of Home and State, will speak Sunday at 11 o'clock at the First Methodist church in Alpine on The Intolerable Conditions Under Prohibition. Webb has four decades of campaign work for dry laws and is a noted Texas speaker.
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Atticus Webb
Dalla
Anti- Saloon League of
Texas
First Methodist Church
Al‘pine
Webb
Fort T
Marathon
Arives
Roll Call Totals Tap County Wide Red Cross Drive
County roll call chief Rev I W Bridges reports Alpine totals exceeded expectations as four outlying districts Terlingua Study Butte and Marathon await figures. Estimates project Alpine memberships around 170 with Study Butte and Terlingua adding modest amounts next week. Local funds hold half dues while funding covers nurse services for children and parents in the county.
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Red Cross
I. W. Bridges
Ehateeman
Alpine
Study Butte
Marathon
W. W. Jenkins
Butte
W. D. Burcham
D. M. Hopper
G. W. Worthington
Lala Krueger
Miners Triumph on Turkey Day in El Paso Showdown
The Mines Cop Chicks edged the Lobos 26 to 7 in a Turkey Day clash at El Paso, matching strength in running and passing as the scarlet and gray rallied. Old rivalries aside, the Muckers offense, aided by top passing schemes, secured their first win over the Lobos since 1924 amid a 2,600-strong crowd. The report also notes planning for Highland Poultry show events, with J Wright leading arrangements and talks of judging by Walter Burnton of Dallas, plus venue considerations in Alpine and Wise County.
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Lobos
Miners
Aloss
el Paso
Mucker
Oredigger
Gray
Muckers
Sul Bows
Cortinuad
Highland Poultry Association
J. Wright
al Tellatey
Westbenemem
Tricounty
Heneat Gibbens
J.M. Ver
el Paco
Geveral
Intervesting
Ceversl
Fuller
Teenie Etee Wright
Walter Burnton
Dallas
Besnase
Ettielal Joege
West Texae
Brewster
Pree “Dio
Jeff Davis
Oscar Salenal
Nurse Tests 723 Children in Alpine Schools
County health nurse Mrs. Lala Krueger completed preliminary exams in Alpine six schools and will visit parents to advise corrective measures. She documented defects across Madera ward, Sacred Heart, and local Mexican and Negro populations, with low smallpox vaccination rates noted. She plans home visits to test infants and pre‑schoolers and even advise expectant mothers.
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Alpine
Lala Krueger
Krueger
Madera Ward School
Ub-College
Sacred Heart
Sacred Hearth
Sign Sumpter
Mra
Pter
Alpine reports multiple thefts as sheriff watches amid hunger
Several robberies and theft attempts have been reported to the sheriff in the past week as alleged by local residents, with the Livingston Brothers store burglary in Marfa cited as the largest. In Alpine, police remain vigilant while residents discuss installing alley lights to deter hobos and thieves. Citizens from Colorado Texas and White Deer visited Moody residents for the weekend, and August Waullan of Steel South Dakota fired at guests who did not eat enough watermelon.
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Sheriff's Office
Alpine
Marfa
Livingston Brothers
H.C. LaBett
Gargae
LaBeff
Stanton to Play Marfa Tomorrow For Dist Title
District Eight contest set for Marfa Saturday at two pm at the baseball park. Stanton Buffaloes clash with Marfa Shorthorns to decide the district crown after Midland forfeited to Stanton boosting northern champs to the final. The season has seen strong Buffaloes defense and Marfa’s south champs seeking third straight district title.
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Stanton
Marfa
Marfa High School Shorthorns
Stanton Batfaloes
Marta
Elreh
Southern
Midland
Stanton Buffaloes
Buffaloes
Havng
Fund
Marta Shorthorns
Bucks and Shorthorns
Herd
Identification of Whitene d Bones Found Near Fort Davis
Whitene d bones and torn clothing found near Musquer canyon on Muthern ranch land are identified as those of Homer D. Black formerly a jailer in Wink. The decedent wore two pairs of pants three shirts a coat and heavy boots suggesting cold exposure. Letters in clothing link remains to Black and reveal mother’s Christmas gift letters dated 1929. The case remains unsolved with no cause of death evident.
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Fort Davis
Here
Bob Mulhern
Musquer Canyon
Muthern
Homer D. Black
Wink
William Granger
B. Eaton
Justice of the Peace
Nick Merafelder
Mulhern Kaf
Moran
Shackelford
Janet
Charles Moran
Courthous
Black
Land
Short County Court session closes with notable judgments
The November term of the county court closed after a brief session. Four civil suits received judgments and four criminal cases were decided, many criminal matters continued to February or disposed of by agreement. Rafael Acosta was found guilty of carrying a pistol. Two boys were fined one dollar and costs for stealing gasoline, and others faced minor penalties for aggravated assault and passing bad checks.
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Rafael Acosta
Buck footballists honored for fine season across district
Oliver Horace Oliver coaches the Fifteen Alps Bucks to a strong season from Del Rio to El Paso. Twelve players end their high school grid careers as the squad loses only to Pecos League powers by small margins. Notable honorees include Weyerts, Davidson, Hord, Cook, Behrens, Stack, Jack Brien, Carll, Lysle O’Brien, Wooden, Treadwell, Dees, Cresap, Ray LaBett, Basil Mathews, with transfers from Rankin and Fabens among the list.
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Stronge
del Rio
el Paso
Horace Oliver
Bucks
Pecos Eague
Ettoms
el Paso Tigers
Del Rio Wild + east
Marfa Shorthorns
Umaps
Austin
Ves Paso
Pyote
Traan
Ysle
Maria
Weyerts
Davidson
Hord
Cook
Behrens
Union Thanks Service Held at Alpine Presbyterian Church
All Alpine congregations gathered for an annual thanks service at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. D. J. Murray. A special offering for the Alpine Belief association aided needy residents this winter. Rev. L. W. Bridges of the Christian church preached on Thanksgiving Day and National Prosperity, urging repentance and prayer amid national crisis.
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Alpine
Presbyterian Church
D. J. Murray
Alpine Belief Association
L. W. Bridges
The
Christian Church
Bridges
Hoover
J. 8. Ratey
D. Wood
Frank Young
Phyllis Burnton
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Tiaa Fray
DR. Webb
M. E. Church
Ommittee
And
Airs
AB. Erice
A. L. Whipkey
Colorado
Bert Robertson
White Deer
7. R. Moody
Cincinnati
Homer Black
Hunter
Buck
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