Sul Ross Lobo Football 1958 Team Roster
Front row includes Glen Treadway Roy Woerner Bill V Young Georgie Plunkett Gene Lay Clyde Evatt Connie Rudd Teofilo Hernandez Ralph Bates Don Wright. Second row lists Elbert Echols manager Jessie Cordero Ramiro Leal Kenny Johnson Paul Free Jimmy Cawthorn Jerry Thormahlen Riley Featherson Roy Hunter A L Previtt Manual Benivedes trainer. Third row shows Coach Buddy Card and Head Coach B C Graves Jack Geron Pete Lewis Bill Bryant.
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SUL Ross Lobos
Sul Ross Lobo
Glen Treadway
Roy Woerner
Bill V. Young
Georgie Plunkett
Gene Lay
Clyde Evatt
Harry Walker
Connie Rudd
Teofilo Hernandez
Ralph Bates
Don Wright
Elbert Echols
Jessie Cordero
Ramiro Leal
Kenny Johnson
Paul Free
Jimmy Cawthorn
Jerry Thormahlen
Riley Featherson
Roy Hunter
A. L. Previtt
Manual Benivedes
Buddy Card
B. C. Graves
Jack Geron
Pete Lewis
Bill Bryant
Sul Ross Ex To Face Old Grid Mentor
Sul Ross Lobos host Sam Houston Bearkats in Alpine on Jackson Field Saturday at 8 p.m. Coach Red Pierce, a former Lobo player and student of Coach B C Graves, leads the Bearkats into the Lone Star Conference opener. Graves, in his 18th year, returns after a one year absence, and the last Graves era game at Jackson Field was in 1942.
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Sul Ross
Sul Ross Lobos
Sam Houston Bearkats
Jackson Field
Paul
Red) Pierce
B. C. Graves
Bearkats
Alpine
Graves
Pierce
eLobos
Lobos
Jackson Fild
McNeese State
Southern Louisiana
McMurry
New Mexico
Lobo
Kats
Alpine Crew
Portales
N. M
Page &A
Autumn trip highlights at Big Bend National Park
Supt George W Miller promotes visits to Big Bend as September rains refresh the scenery. Bert Beckett notes a 40 foot cottonwood draped in a morning glory vine in a canyon near Nevill and 06 ranches. Alpine eyes drought relief as City Hall potential disaster area for federal aid.
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Big Bend National Park
George W. Miller
George Shays
Bert Beckett
Park Horse Concessions
Nevill and 06
Bert
Hextrey Jr
Lajitas
Rio Grande
Alpine
W. J. Lockhart
Flood Waters Recede In Park Near Presidio
Rio Grande floodwaters along the Big Bend Park boundary receded as Presidio and Ojinaga braced for a new crest. Park Supt. George W. Miller reported minor damage and 20 percent cotton loss at Castolon while other park roads reopened and village pump houses avoided damage.
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Presidio
Rio Grande
New Rio Crest
Big Bend National Park
Ojinaga
Park
George W. Miller
Castolon
Miller
Santa Elena
Boquillas
Sie Grande Village
Wark
Wanther Junction
Chisos Hasin
Fatalena
Persimimnon Gap
Nie Grande
Hoquillas
Presidio County
Medford
Grande
Mexico
Mate
Dorsey Hardeman
San Angelo
Alpine Chamber to Elect Four New Directors
The Alpine Chamber of Commerce opened nominations this week to fill four director seats. Retirements include Wortest Walker Jack Stowell Dick Overs and John Newell, while present directors Norman Beard Levinavis Gene Wendryx Kenneth Stucke Welix McGaughy Gene Hillyer Paul Morchheimer and Jack How Warl Anderau Ill Sobhl are listed among current members.
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Halloting
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Wortest Walker
Jack Stowell
Dick Overs
John Newell
Norman Beard Levinavis
Gene Wendryx
Kenneth Stucke
Woklankhart
Welix McGaughy
Gene Hillyer
Paul Morchheimer
Jack How
Warl Anderau
Ill Sobhl
Sul Ross enrollment hits historical peak student body
Sul Ross State College reports the largest enrollment on record as work proceeds on a new science building and three duplexes for married students along U A Highway.
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Sul Ross State
Areve
Chins Stidertite
U. A
Alpine elementary schools complete achievement tests
Alpine elementary schools completed achievement tests on Tuesday. The Harlow series was administered.
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Alpine
Bucks Travel to Sonora for Friday Night Game
Alpine Bucks head to Sonora Friday to face the Broncos in the second meeting between the teams. They will depart by school bus around 1 am Friday, stay overnight in Sonora, and return Saturday. Possible extra night away for Seminole on Oct 24. Sonora, coached by Joe Turner with assistants, fields 42 players averaging 170 pounds, while Alpine averages 158 pounds. The starting lineups include Johnny McCelland, Bobby Smith, George Caldwell, Anthony Wallace, Luther Chalk, Doroteo Castro, Jerry Vorminil, Eddie Sosa, Alfred Sykes, and several Hicks players. The Bucks hope to rebound after losses to Wink and Van Horn.
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Alpine Bucks
Sonora
Broncos
Alpine
Bucks
Seminole
Joe Turner
Oliver Wueast
Milby Sexton
Ken Cleveland
Johnny McCelland
Lie
Bobby Smith
George Caldwell
Anthony Wallace
Luther Chalk
Doroteo Castro
Jerry Vorminil
Edldie Sosa
LHL
Hen Castillo
Sam Galendo
Alfred Sykes
Hicks
Herold Hensley
Arnold Sawyer
Dell Hoffman
Wissell McAfe
Tno
Vorky Gonzales
Jack Stone
Robert Lujan
Iaa
Willy Davie
Frank Vestamante
Mickey Lowan
Pete Salgado
Muck
Wink
van Horn
Papera
New Safeway Manager Appointed in Alpine
William Heller becomes the new Safeway store manager in Alpine succeeding May Hancock who moves to another Safeway position. Heller has prior experience at Safeway locations in Pueblo Artesia Clovis and Albuquerque. His wife and two children plan to join him in Alpine once he settles in.
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William Heller
Safeway
Alpine
May Hancock
al Shiquerqiue
Mi Heller
All Texas Air Tour Arrives in Alpine Monday Night
Nearly 150 participants in the 10th annual All Texas Air Tour will land at Alpine Municipal Airport Monday evening Oct 8 in over 60 private planes. They will be greeted at Alpine Country Club then depart Tuesday morning for Van Horn and El Paso. The tour runs Oct 4 to Oct 11 from Temple to San Angelo with local committees arranging transportation food and security.
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Alpine
Alpine Municipal
Sul Ross State College
Alpine Country Club
Fort Stockton
Arm
van Horn
el Paso
Temple
San Angelo
Alpine city reports over seventy thousand in taxes collected
City of Alpine reported collecting more than 70 000 in taxes before October 1 and paying 40 000 in obligations from the prior year. Mayor Wade Lockhart announced the budget target was exceeded and outlined delinquent tax efforts. The city has paid several warrants, completed paving costs, and aims to meet current obligations including salaries.
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Alpine
Wade Lockhart
Bud
Oon City
Miret National Bank
City Atreeta
Salarion Ane
Mrs Skinner Laid To Rest In Alpine Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Helker Skinner were held at 10 am Friday at the Church of Christ. She was the mother of Sheriff Kim Skinner and died at her son's home on Wednesday night September 24. A Mississippi native who moved to Texas at age four, she lived in Alpine for years and was noted for handwork including quilting crochet and needlework. Survived by brothers a sister and five children including Sheriff Nhinnes, with interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Attendants included Judge Patterson Towns Hanger Arthur Hill Tom Carney Vieta Ve, Peace Officer WG Piellet and Deputy Sheriff tt A Weber.
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Wriday
Church of Christ
Helker Skinner
Kim Skinner
Mrs. Skinner
Texas
Mississippi
Alpine
Hewlushan
Skinner
Nhinnes
Plin Grove Cemetery
Patterson
Arthur Hill
Tom Carney
Vieteil
WG Piellet
Tt. A. Weber
TV Engineer Joins KOAD Lubbock Amid Texas Tech Ties
A candidate joins KOAD TV in Lubbock as an engineer while pursuing studies at Texas Tech. The move connects local broadcasting with the university community and reflects ongoing staff changes in the regional station.
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Nrank
Rank You
Koad TV
Lubbock
Texas
Teeh
Rain Slows Antelope Hunt in Alpine Area
Wet norther curbed antelope hunting in Alpine with many ranchers canceling permits to protect muddy ranges. Dr. J G Klote of Corpus Christi brought in the first kill at Kokernot 06 Ranch. Nelon Locker plant received only two antelope for processing as the major hunt winds down with a Marfa phase planned for Sunday through Tuesday.
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Alpine
J. G. Klote
Corpus Christi
Kokernot
Nelon
Big Bend
Texas
Jeff Davis County
Marfa
Santa Fe Rail Service Resumes to Ft Stockton Route
Santa Fe Rec reports service on the Santa Fe rail line between Alpine and Mort Stockton has resumed after a pause. Agent Dennia Brown notes complete operations on the section to Chancellor, 98 miles north of Alpine, while remaining stretches near Presidio and the Mexican border show limited activity.
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Santa Fe Rec
Ft. Stockton
Santa Me
Alpine
Mort Stockton
Dennia Hrown
Here
Mrerklio
Chancellor
Presidio
Ojinaga Says No Aid Request Yet to Red Cross
Officials in Ojinaga Mexico opposite Presidio state they can care for their people and have not asked the American Red Cross for aid. Mayor Jesua Rohane says misery exists but assistance would be requested promptly if needed. A relief setup and airlift are reported, with concern over levees damaged and farm losses along the river.
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Ojinaga
Mexico
Presidio
American Red Cross
Glenn Hurgess
Alpine
Jesua Rohane
Red Cros
Red Cross
Burge
Pemex Ana
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Charlie Hunter
Oscar Travland
U. S. Customs and Immigration Buildings
Mexican Customs and the
Oasis Cafe
Jerry McMinimie
Filmon Talamantez
Woody Richards
Bill Tendle
Harvey Lewis
Jessie Geron
Don Gann
Tommy Johnson
Bob Higdon
Dub Polson
Amblin
Dennis Wynne
Wreddy Valadez
Reddy Valadey
Vic
Pi Faris
Ceep
Kick Herrscher
The
Alpine Cowboys
Rio Grande Village
Chamber
Air Tour Tour
Carl Rusk
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Keith Morrow
Buddy Lane
Bill Holland
Gene Nendryx
Oscar Trav
Charles Livingston
Neville Haynes
Ray LaBeff
Bernal Slight
Henry Bailey
J. O. Casparis
Civil Air Patrol
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