Sul Ross Hosts Texas Lutheran in Openers at Martin Field
Sul Ross State College Lobos celebrate a strong 1960 football start as they host Texas Lutheran in the home opener at Martin Field. Tomorrow’s non conference tilt features detailed lineups for both Sul Ross and the Alpine Bucks, with a rivalry that has grown into a season shaping clash. The game begins at 8 p.m. and will showcase senior and sophomore starters across key positions for both teams.
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Alpine Bucks
Shorthorns
Bucks
Marfa
Lunusiual
Shorthorn
Lowe Segura
George Flynt
Henry
Molinar
Mike Livingston
Henry Ontevesos
Eddie Cano
Tony Cano
Johnny Calderon
Marshall Corer
Eddie Webb
Gary Clay
Merced Chavez
Armando Lyon
Joe Molinar
Woody Hitchcock
Bart Pate
Frank Bustamante
Manuel Payne
Nile Minvares
Pete Hernandez
Richard Hale
Maria
Martin Field
Undefeated Lobos Open Home Season Against Lutheran Nine
Sul Ross State College football team, riding a standout season, hosts Texas Lutheran College at Jackson Field. The Lobos boast three straight wins and perfect start after beating Southwest Texas 20 to 7, with earlier 20 to 7 scores against New Mexico Western and Eastern New Mexico. Proceeds from concession stands benefit athletic scholarships run by the Alpine Lions Club in partnership with Sul Ross State College.
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Texas
Sul Ross State Coffee
Jackson Field
Texas Lutheran College
Lobos
Southwestesas State
San Marcos
Sul Ross
New Mexico
Alpine Lion's Club
Sul Ross State College
Car Showcase and Staff Additions Highlight Alpine Avalanche
The Alpine Avalanche promotes the 1961 car models from Casner Motor Co Graham Motor Co and Henry Bailey Motors with new offerings from Buick Chevrolet Covair Pontiac Cadillac Oldsmobile and Ford while announcing a new sports writer Arthur Bentley a Sul Ross freshman and son of Wilbur Bentley and noting editorial history including Lyndon B Kennedy Nixon and a reader letter on Kennedy Nixon politics
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Graham Motor Co
Jeff Graham
Chrysler
Henry Bailey
Henry Bailey Motors
Avalanche
Arthur Bentley
Arthur
Sul Ross
Wilbur Bentley
San Antonio
San Antonio Express
Fi Paso Times
Albuquerque Tribune
Support Asked In Selling Lobo Tickets
Jack Stovell, business manager of Sul Ross State College, asked the Alpine Lions Club for help in selling season tickets for Lobo home games at a Tuesday noon meeting. Tickets cost 5 dollars for four games, saving 1.60. Lions members may sell and the club booth operates at Jackson Field. Bradford Walters was introduced as a new member. J. R. Ide oversaw the program. Mrs. Martin L. Garter Jr. and two children, David and Mary Ann, of Amarillo, stay with her mother Mrs. J. C. Ep person and the James W. Glasscock family this week.
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Jack Stovell
Sul Ross State College
Alpine Lions Club
A Stovell
Lions Club
Lions
Jackson Field
Bradford Walters
J. R.ide
Martin L. Garter Jr
David
Mary Ann
Amarillo
Big Bend National Park Travel Jumps 6.6 Percent Year To Date
Travel to Big Bend National Park rose 6.6 percent for the year to date, per figures released this week by Stan ley C Joseph. Visitors totaled 82 570 through September 30, up from 58 674 in the same period last year. Overnight stays in campgrounds rose to 18 088, up from 12 002 in 1959, with increases also seen in park concessions and saddle horse use at the Chisos Basin Remuda.
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Big Bend National Park
Big Bend National
Stanley C. Joseph
Peen
Big Bend
Joseph
National Park Concessions, Inc
Chisos Mountains
Chisos Remuda
Beef Field Day Planned at Bill Sobs Ranch
Dr. Everett Turner of Sul Ross State College announced a Beef Field Day to be held Friday at Bill Sobs Ranch ten miles south of Alpine on Highway 118. A noon chuck wagon lunch precedes a 1 PM cattle grading demonstration. Texas A&M’s D Butler was invited to attend as part of the event’s ranch education aims.
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Bill Sobs
Alpine
Highway
Everett Turner
Sul Ross State College
Sobs
Turner
D. Butler
Animal Husbandry Department
Texas A&m
Soh
Nixon Lodge Group Formed
A Brewster County committee formed to support Nixon and Lodge for president and vice president. Temporary chairman Paul R Des Rochers and permanent officers named including Mrs King Terry Jr as chairwoman and Milton Smith as finance chairman. Headquarters to be established as Conservative voters urged to join, Democrats not leaving their party.
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Nixon
Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Paul R.desrochers
Texas Republican Party
Brewster County
Arvel R. Ponton
Antelope Season Nears End in Trans Pecos Area
Antelope season in the Trans Pecos area closes Friday evening after a seven day hunt that began October 1. Grady Nelon reported 190 antelope processed at his Alpine locker plant, with field weights 65 to 70 pounds. Biologists issued 1649 bucks and 381 does. Next major hunt is deer season opening December 1 for eight days.
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Trans-Pecos
Trans Pecos
Brewster
Grady Nelon
Alpine
Nelon
West Texas
Big Bend-Davis Mountains
Serviceman Injured In Mountain Fall Near Fort Davis
Roger L. Willard, a military serviceman based in El Paso, broke both ankles when he slipped during a mountain climb near Fort Davis yesterday. He and a companion were ascending when he fell into a tree. An ambulance ferried him to Marfa Alpine Airport, then a government plane airlifted him to El Paso. The partner escaped injury.
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Roger L. Willard
Armed Forces
el Paso
Fort Davis
Yesterdy
Willard
Marfa Alpine
Livingston
FI Paso
Alpine High elects freshman officers and upperclass class officers
Following Alpine High School, freshman officers have been elected with President Bill Stowell, Vice President Alfredo Leyva, Secretary Elisa Espanosa, Treasurer Margaret Morrow, and Student Council representative David Forchheimer. Upperclass officers were chosen in the first ten days of school, since they were already familiar with routine.
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Alpine High School
Bill Stowell
Alfredo Leyva
Elisa Espanosa
Margaret Morrow
David Forchheimer
Sul Ross Lobos Home Game Tickets On Sale In Alpine
Sul Ross State College offers season tickets entitling fans to attend all home Lobos games. Tickets priced at 5 dollars are available at seven Alpine firms including Shepperd Jewelers Alpine Drug Forchheimer's Model Shop Watson's Watch Shop City Drug White's Highland Village and others. Remaining home games include Texas Lutheran Lamar Tech Sam Houston and Howard Payne with dates October 8 15 November 5 and 19.
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Ason
Sul Ross State College Lobos
Alpine Business
Jack Stowell
Texas Luitheran
Lamar Tech
Sam Houston
Howard Payne
Shepperd Jewelers
Alpine Drug
Forchheimer's
Model Shop
Watson's Watch Shop
City Dru White
Highland Village
Sul Ross Lobos face Texas Lutheran in first game of season
The Sul Ross Lobos open their NAIA campaign against Texas Lutheran College this Saturday October 8 1960. Sal Ross boasts a strong NAIA record with a standout punting unit and top offense while TLC counters with solid passing defense and a national ranking in team passing. The Lobo band and cheer squad will perform at halftime under new director Corbett H as expectations run high after preseason assessments.
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Lobo
Corbett H
Lobos
Texas A&t
Lamar Tech
Howard Payne Leam
Southwest Texas
Sal Ross
Sal Ross Lobos
NAIA
Texas Lutheran College
Sul Ross
Hatfield
Ed Kanse
Texas Lutheran
Ith
TLC
Kaase
Labas
Huffman
Sth
Phillips
Hich
Sully
Stan Adam
Sh! Rowe
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Jesse Hatfield
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Alvaro Garza
Richard Russell
Jim Hollingsworth
Jerry Cantrell
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Filimon Tal
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Jimmy Clark
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Jack Geron
Jerry Creager
Joe Dunham
Stanley Seagler
Shirley Russell
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Amblin
With Jim Glasscock
Southwestern Automobile Dealers
Jim Casner
Casner Motor Co
Reg
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Raitor & Pubusner
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Southwest Texas State College
Lyndon B
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Edior
Richard Nixon
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Nixon-Lodge
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