Rattlers Edge Lobos 19-18 In Thrilling San Antonio Clash
St. Mary’s College of San Antonio rallied from behind to defeat Sul Ross 19 to 18 in a high tempo contest. Barnhart scored twice for St. Mary’s while Young and the Lobos’ Cannon and Rosette staged a late push. Defensive stands from Carroll and Busby highlighted a back and forth battle in ideal football weather.
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Rattlers
St. Mary
Jackson Field
Scarlet and Gray
San Antonio
Sun
Graves
Lobos
Muster
St. Mary's Poseasion
Rattlerbacks
Will
Young
Scarlet
Gray
Witchey
Barnhart
St. Mary's
Sul Ross
Rattlerace
Brownsville Eagle
Lobo
Cannon
Rosette
Smith
Clark
Busby
Theor
Binton
Carroll
Red Holmes
Paved link near D Hanis on U S 90 opens
A three mile section near D Hanis in Medina County on U S 90 has been paved completing a long contested gap in the highway. The route, delayed by disputes over a path out of D Hanis, is now open for travel after years of poor conditions. The work followed debates between the State Highway Commission and Medina County Commissioners Court.
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Alpine
San Antonio
Uvaldehich
U. S. 90
D'Hanis
Medina County
Fof D'Hanis
Commissioners Court
Plan for Red Cross Drive begins in county chapter
The srewater county Red Cross chapter will begin its membership roll call on November 11, announced by chapter chairman W. B. Caldwell. The drive runs through Thanksgiving Day with volunteers visiting homes and local businesses to invite participation. Cora Goodwin plans to visit Alpine October 21 to 36 for planning and to answer questions. Membership levels include annual 1.00, contributing 5.00, sustaining 10.00, and supporting 25.00, with two-thirds of dues supporting local work.
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Srewater County
Red. Cross
W. B. Caldwell
Aman
Busine
Jim
Ted Crow
Odvernor
Irs
Cora Goodwin
Brewter County
Mid Western
A Deidara
Hess Goodwin
Rell Cals
Real
Atance
Redmon Succeeds M'Pherson Here For Methodists
The Rev. J. T. Redmon, longtime presiding elder of the Albuquerque district, will become pastor here to replace Dr. W. R. McPherson, who moves to Clarendon. Redmon, expected early next week, has led missions in Cuba for nine years. J. B. Puller transfers to Alamogordo and R. F. Davis departs for Por tales.
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J. T. Redmon
Albuquerque
W. R. ePherson
Clarendon
Portales
Redman
Alpine
Cuba
J. B. Puller
Marathon
Fort Davis
Alamogordo
R. F. Davis
Bucks Leave for El Paso to Face Fast Mexican Opponents
Eighteen sub college Bucks travel by train to El Paso to meet an eleven built largely of fast Mexicans. Coach Luther Coblentz brings a seasoned background in southwest athletics as the Bucks, after a rough start, show improvement through disciplined training.
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Austin High
el Paso
Luther Coblentz
Southwest
Tiger
Bucks
Big del Rio
Alpine
Oliver
Action on Sign Protests In Davis Mountains
Fort Davis October 17 The Davis mountains region wins in its first round as it paints advertising signs in Musquez canyon and on the nearby rocks. The chamber writes to Karo syrup makers whose painted signs mar the scenery and the Houston office promises removal. Offending signs moved forward at once. Other painted ads appear in Limpta canyon and around Paisano.
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Fort Davis
Davis Mountains
Gion
Musquez Canyon
Houston
Limpta Canyon
Paisano
Rotarians and Lions Hold Enthusiastic Joint Meet
Alpine Rotary and Lions Club joined for a noon gathering at the Holland hotel with about 75 members and guests. The program featured group singing led by Lion Bridges, Lions providing music under Carl Thain, Rotary quartet performances, and greetings from Rotary President George Maines to Lions President Roy Whiteside.
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Alpine Rotary
Lions Subs
Holland Hotel
Muste
Lion Bridges
Lions
Carl Thain
Rotary Quartet
George Maines
Rotary
Roy Whiteside
Lions Club
Paint Signs At All Entrances To Three Boulevards
After a city commission decision traffic restrictions require stop signs at all thoroughfares entering the three streets. Police chief A B Justice says painting is moving quickly and will finish next week. Drivers are urged to stop at proper points before arrests begin to enforce the new rules. White STOP markings will be painted on asphalt at North Fifth Street entrances and Holland avenue from Seventh east to city limits, and College avenue entrances excluding the Fifth street crossing will be lettered.
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City Commission
Eecoants Bouevards
Tustice
North Fifth Street
Holland Avenue
Seventh East
Cite Limits
College Avenue
Fifth Street
Doctor Joe T Howze Plans Alpine Return and Offices
Dr Joe T Howze, long based in Lubbock, is slated to return to Alpine for a permanent setup with offices in the Fuller building He previously spent three months in 1928 after Dr M L Turney s death and later worked at the hospital The remainder of the text is unrelated festive advertising and fortune telling not part of the news item.
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Joe T. Howze
Alpine
Lubbock
Fuller Building
Howez
M. L.turney
Change dates Mexican tour alters schedule for rail journey
A Mexican national holiday on November 2 required delaying the special train arrival for the inauguration of Santa Fe rail service from San Angelo to Presidio, pushing the tour back one day. The 11 day itinerary includes a four day Mexico City visit for the longer option, with two trains routing via Chihuahua City and Mexico City then returning through Laredo. Both trains will pause briefly at key points to allow passengers to attend planned entertainments in Presidio and Mexico. They depart San Angelo at 7:40 a.m. November 2.
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Santa Fe
Presidio
Mexico
Angelo
Chi- Thuahua City
Mexico City
Laredo
Presi Mo
San Angelo
Alpine Chick Prizes Lead Highland Fair Poultry Wins
Alpine chicken fanciers dominated Highland fair prizes with J F Miles of Sunny Glen Ranch winning 20 with his Single Comb Reds and Dr J E Wright claiming six Australorps prizes. Jack West took 17 with Anconas and White Leghorns, Felix Garrett earned five Black Minorcas, while Mrs A Brown won blue in the quilt exhibits. Brewster county residents attended daily as cattle and calves attracted major attention with northern buyers purchasing several carloads. (Continued on last page)
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J. F. Miles
Sunny Glen Ranch
J. E. Wright
Australorps
Jack West
Felix Garrett
A. Brown
Quilty Plumbing Company
Brewster County
Uvalde Plans Big Local Game Between Lobos and Bobcats
Uvalde prepared for the Sul Ross Lobos versus San Marcos Bobcats gridiron clash on November 11 at the local field. Ticket sales will award top sellers from Uvalde High and Grammar School with gold prizes, including a $10 grand prize and $5 prizes. Local Lions and Rotary clubs back the drive and will sponsor a contest and post-game feed for the winning side’s supporters.
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Uvalde
San Marcos Bobcats
Sul Ross
LA. A
Labon
Sam City
Lobos
Babscats
Scarlet and Gray
Cobcats
Texas
Apon
Sul Reas Lobo
San Marcos Teachers College Bobcat
Uvalde Athletic Revelation
Uvalde High
Uvalde Lions
Rotary Clubs
Alpine Parent-Teachers Plan Halloween Carnival Again
The Alpine Parent-Teachers association will hold a Halloween carnival on October 31 in the afternoon and night to entertain residents and raise funds for local school projects. Officials promise the usual spirit and added attractions including an old-timers dance and other features to ensure a successful event.
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Eration
Helate
Alpine Bucks Denied League Access to Interscholastic Play
Alpine School officials challenge league denial after submitting petitions signed by district headmasters. Roy Hsieh and others report no vote among area officials. debate continues as Alpine appeals at Thanksgiving teachers meeting. Major Horace Silver and J Man will present case to prove Bucks eligibility for district championships, including basketball and other sports.
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Alpine Bucks
Roy Hs Hiehek
Bucks
Eleven Violators Of Game Laws Brought To Court
Eleven violators were arrested in Browster and Presidio counties for game law infractions. The charges include hunting without a license, shooting ducks out of season, and illegally taking a beaver hide. The state funds benefited only lightly this month as no arrests were recorded in October up to yesterday.
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Pete Crawford
Browster
Presidio
Sto Grande River
Lobos Meet Indians In TIAA Clash
Coach Graves leads his scarlet and gray Lobos into a TIAA opener against McMurry in a tilt that could determine conference strength and title chances. He emphasizes a tough schedule, rest between games, and a determined group aiming to cap first league crown with key wins.
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Graves
McMurry
Lobos
Mediey
Schreiner
St. Marys
Daniel Baker
San Marcos
Ringsville
Abilene
Sul Ross
Aves
Kfield
Ander
Redskins
Rosette
Doherty
Middleton
Young
Bardin
Jackson
Dean
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Red Cross
Redmon
M'Pherson
Austin HI Tomorrow
Brewster
Hallowe'en
Chek
Yes
Cole
Ace M’murry
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