Sul Ross Lobos Tie Record with ENMU Victory
Sul Ross Lobos continued their dominance over Eastern New Mexico in a 6 to 9 win to even their season record. Coach Seldon Hensley praised the Lobos offense and defense as key factors in the balanced attack.
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Sul Ross Lobos
New Mexico
Seldon Hensley
Ross Lobos
Local Ranchers Court Cloud Seeders Amid Lion Club Visit
Ranch news from El Paso notes Hunter Metcalf and Dan Moody representing ranchers in a trial against cloud seeding defendants led by Judge William Russell and William Kerr. The Sheep and Goat Raisers convention drew about 325 attendees with Mrs. T. A. Kincaid Jr. visiting and her husband re elected president. Also reported are Elk County game hunts, Lobos victory over Mexico Greyhounds, and Lions Club visits in Alpine with district governance reform discussions.
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el Paso
Hunter Metcalf
Dan Moody
Branchers
William Russell
Pecos
William L. Kerr
Midland
Turpin, Kerr, Smith and Dyer
Jim Duncan
Willis Mee
Cutcheon
Jim Espy
Cloud Seeders
T. A. Kincaid Jr
Ozona
Association
Kincaid
Gene Benson
Dink Wardlaw
del Rio
Gilmer Morriss
Dallas
Gilmer
Connally Brooks
Ft. Stockton
Jake McSpadden
Roy
Wade Reid
Ft. Davis
Jake Miller
California
Sam Mather
Johnnie Adams
Marathon
Robert Coffey
San Angelo
Bob Coffey
Sierra Blanca
Alpine
Steve Stumberg
Sanderson
Marathon Way
Tom Hailey
Black Gap
Jim Walker
Texas Proclaims Pharmacy Week October 5 11 1958
Governor Price Daniel designates October 5 to 11 as Pharmacy Week in Texas to honor pharmacists with National Pharmacy Week observances. The Texas Pharmaceutical Association will promote the slogan Your Pharmacist Works for Better Community Health and receive the proclamation from officials Edd A. Robinson and C J M Kosech.
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Austin
Price Daniel
Texas
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Daniel
Edd A. Robinson
Abilene
C. J. M. Kosech Austin
Sul Ross Tops Eastern New Mexico in Defensive Battle
Sul Ross defeats Eastern New Mexico 9 to 0 in a tough defensive game. Sul Ross outgained the Greyhounds with 92 rushing yards and 64 passing yards while holding ENMU to 0 passes completed and forcing two interceptions. Leal had two punts that pinned the Lobos inside their own three and went out of bounds on the three.
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Lobos
Bill Young
Georgie Plunktt
Ramiro Leal
Jose Geron
Greyhounds
Lobo
Bob Price
Hounds
Tommy Johnson
Bill Bryant
Jesse Geron
Greyhound
McMurry
Abilene
New Mexico
Alpine Pupils Hurt Playing Football in Week of Games
Alpine School officials reported several football injuries among pupils over the past week. Topper Thomas fractured a collar bone in the Van Horn Big Boy game last Thursday, Walter Aguilar fractured his wrist in the same contest, and Herman Gonzales fractured his left leg in Monday practice at Alpine Centennial School. Freddy Valadez also suffered a wrist fracture in the Wink game. About 185 Alpine boys were playing this season.
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Alpine
Topper Thomas
D. D. Thomas
Walter Aguilar
Ben R. Aguilar
Alpine Centennial School
Herman Gonzales
Herman Gonzales Sr
Freddy Valadez
Valadez
Buck High
McClure Hosts Guests From Uvalde and Austin
Mr and Mrs M T McClure entertain Mrs R M Sawyer of Uvalde and her daughter Mrs Grace Wallace of Austin The guest Mrs Wallace visits for the ante lope hunt.
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M. T. McClure
R. M. Sawyer
Uvalde
Grace Wallace
Austin
Wallace
Episcopalians Plan Advancement Drive Across NM and TX
Led by Neville Haynes the Episco pal Churchmen will conduct an every member visitation at St James during Oct 5 to 19 as part of a diocese wide push to establish new churches. A 500000 dollar revolving loan fund will be subscribed over three years to meet rising spiritual needs in New Mexico and West Texas. Haynes and team attended a Pecos briefing session last week.
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Neville Haynes
Episcopal
St. James
New Mexico
Texas
Pecos
Haynes
Baptist Church Revival Ends Sunday Night
The revival at the First Baptist Church continues daily at 10 am and 7 30 pm led by evangelist Rev Don Anderson and singer David Streetman with a 6 30 pm service Saturday only.
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First Baptist Church
Don Anderson
David Streetman
Pvt. David Hernandez Makes Training Jump
Army Pvt. David N. Hernandez son of David S. Hernandez 303 S 11th St Alpine recently made a tac with the 24th Infantry Division in Germany He entered the Army in January 1957 completed basic training at Fort Carson Colo and arrived in Europe last December The 24 year old soldier is a 1954 graduate of Alpine High School.
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Munich
Germany
David N. Hernandez
David S. Hernandez
Hernandez
Fort Carson
Colo
Europe
Alpine High School
Sul Ross Coach Offers Evening Tutoring in Math and Science
D F Metcalf advertises coaching in mathematics physics electrical engineering electronics and photography for groups in day or evening sessions at 201 N Cockrell. Contact details provided.
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SUL Ross
D. F. Metcalf
N. Cockrell
Milky Way Galaxy Reveals Vast Starry Structure
Description notes the Milky Way contains about five billion stars visible to the naked eye from within the disk. It describes a flat spiral with outward-spiraling arms and large dust and gas clouds shaping the galactic structure.
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Milky Way
Includear
Space
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