Lobo Ram clash ends in 14 14 tie at Mona han Field
An open high scoring game between the Lobos and Texas Western College ended 14-14 at Mona hans Field in Fort Worth. Scott connected for a Lobos touchdown, Lochausen kicked extra points, and both teams traded scoring plays with early lead changes and strong passing. The Rams outgained in rushing while the Lobos surpassed them in passing, as spectators saw a lively, well contested oil field town matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobo
Loning
Abilene Christian College
Texas A. & I
Tenas Weeleyan
Fort Worth
Om ‘Sealey Field
Monahans
Sul Ross
Scott
McCaleb
Graves
Lachausen
Gus Miller
Ram
Hunter
Rams
McCauley
Turner
Wilkins
Lobos
Lochausen
Pases
T. W.C
Rossonians
Alpinettes
Monahans-Wick
Tt School Athletic Council
Rust
Alpine Area First Frost of the Season Noted
Frost touched the Alpine area last Friday morning with minor impact as cool nights and lingering drought conditions continue. Ranchers seek rain amid light showers since August while heavy clouds teased moisture but failed to deliver. Several frost spots appeared around Fort Davis on the night of October 13, with no extensive damage and local weather described as brisk.
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Ft. Davis
Fort Davis
C. H. Bird
Getty
Teachers From West Texas To Visit Alpine Friday
West of the Pecos teachers from Presidio Terrell Brewster Jeff Davis and Pecos counties will attend a Delta Kappa Gamma gathering at Kokernot Lodge Bal Ross State College tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Mrs Alma Thomas of Midland will speak and be honored at a reception. She is a past president of Midland Theta Kappa and attended international conferences in Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo.
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Presidio
Terrell
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Pecos Counties
Delta Kappa Gamma
Kokernot Lodge
Bal’ Ross State College
Alma ‘Thomas
Midland
Midland Theta Kappa
Thomas
Rio de Janeiro
Tokyo
Beta Tota
Big Bend
Irma Batey
Sal Ross
Rhoda Kelley
Fort Stockton
Mise Myrtle Whiteside
Alpine
Dessie Burnham
Marathon
Mise Velma Owens
Fay Hamilton
Allie R. McIntyre
Shafter
Activities of Local FFA Unit Reviewed In Texas Outlook
In the Texas Outlook issue the Alpine chapter of Future Farmers of America is featured over two pages under First Aid, directed by E L Bailey. Alpine schools trainees have taught First Aid to Border Patrol and Texas Highway Department workers locally for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Outlook
Isue
Texas Teachers Cooperation
Future Farmer of America
E. L. Bailey
Border Patrol
Texas Highway Department
Lobos and Rattlers Clash In Alamo Conference Game
The Sul Bow Lovers travel to San Antonio for a 2:30 PM kickoff against St Marys Rattlers in the Alamo Conference. Injuries have hit Lobos with several key players sidelined since the A C C opener, while St Marys aims for revenge after last year 9 4 defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
St Mary's University Rattlers
Johnny Auten
A.C.C
Tom Fowler
Conkrite
Brandon
Monahans
St. Mary's
Rattlers
Lobos
Rossonians
Cere Pretahy
Alpine Juniors Fall to Marfa in First Loss of Season
Alpine Junior High was defeated by Marfa Yearlings 10 0 on Friday at Martin Field. Chappo DeVolin stood out for Alpine, nearly returning the opening kickoff for a TD before a teammate clipped him. Marfa scored on two runs and a reverse, while Alpine failed to threaten again as officials Wheat, Slack, and Subiett presided. The 110 pound weight limit applied. a rematch is set for this afternoon at Alpine Junior High Dust Bowl at 3:40.
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Alpine
Martin Field
Marfa
Chappo DeVolin
Chappo
Offeials
Raymond Wheat
Ceferee
Monroe Slack
Headlineswan
John L. Subiett
United States
Christian Science Group Opens Debt Free Church on East Ave
Otis Turner of the local Christian Science congregation announced their new church on East Ave E is completed and entirely debt free. The small 26 member group moved the building from its South Hill site and renovated it, with grounds to be beautified next spring.
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Christian Science
Tuse
Otis ‘Turmer
East Ave
Safeway
R. 8. Carnes
Turner
Hill
Mr. Turner
Fallis Named New Patrol Head For Alpine Subdistrict
Earl Fallis is the new chief patrol inspector for the Alpine sub district Border Patrol succeeding G J McBee who transferred to the Tucson Arizona district. Fallis previously held a similar post at Tucson and has years in the Border Patrol with assignments in Marfa and El Paso. A former Marathon resident.
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Earl Fallis
Alpine
Border Patrol
G. J. McBee
Tucson
Arizona
Mr. Fallis
Marfa
el Pa- 10
Marathon
New Auto Ownership Law Now Effective In Texas
Provisions of the Certificate of Title Act, from the 46th Texas Legislature, take effect October 1. It becomes illegal to sell or encumber a vehicle without a manufacturer or importer certificate. Buyers apply to the county tax collector, who forwards to Austin and issues a 25 cent receipt valid for ten days.
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State of Texas
Texas
Austin
A J ie Dies at Temple Hospital in West Texas
A J ie Tippit aged 76 longtime Jeff Davis County resident died in a Temple hospital Monday. Born November 16 1886 in Louisiana he came to Texas in youth and taught at Fort McKavett later moving to Alpine in 1911 and developing the Mitre Peak ranch now famed as a beauty spot. He was a deacon in the local Baptist church and active in civic groups. Survived by his widow two sons Ray and Ralph a daughter Mrs Guy Caldwell and two grandsons. Funeral held Wednesday at the Baptist church with deacons and Odd Fellows in attendance.
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Tippit
Jeft Davis County
Temple Hospital
Temple
Louisiana
Texas
Old Fort McKavett
Mary Lee
Laptist
Oddfellows Todge
Sivic
Alpine
Secion
Dom Adams
Baptist Church
M. M. Ful‘ner
The
Oddfellows Fraternity
Ray
San Antonio
Ralph
Guy Caldwell
Albany
Jeannette
Clifton
Lee
Cowboys Beat the Bucks Here 34-14
Alpine High School Bucks fall 34 to 14 against Grandfalls Roy alty, with Weston racing 60 yards for the opening score. The Bucks play six man football next, facing Imperial Buena Vista at 8 pm, ticket policy unchanged.
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Alpine High School Bucks
Grandfalls Royalty Crew
Butch) Crawford
Butch
Bucks
Webb
Imperial Buena Vista Crew
Bo Graham
Lobo
Maria
Mountain Peaks and Small Town Ties Across the Big Bend
San Angelo business leaders urged cooperation with Alpine to advance the Big Bend National Park and highway 612. The piece cites traffic safety stats, notes on local rainfalls, a new 9500 field house at Pecos, and Pecos County’s liquor ordinance in football venues, highlighting regional ties and safety efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Alpine
San' Angelo
Big Bend National Park
Sanderson Times
Uvalde Cay Casas
Pecos County
Lth
Civilian Pilot Training School Planned at Sul Ross
The Civil Aeronautics Authority authorizes a civilian pilot training program at Sul Ross College with ground and flight instruction for 18 to 25 year old students. The plan includes 72 hours of classroom work and 35 to 50 hours of flight training under a qualified operator, with $40 total course fee covering medical exams and insurance.
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National Youth Administration
J. T. Williamson
NYA
Sul Rowe College
Harry Hefenbrock
John Robinson
Kirk Newman
Sul Ren
State College
H. W. Morelock
Civil Aeronautics Authority
U. S
Robert HH. Hinckley
Washington
Oklahoma
Sul Ross
Sooner Air College of
Oklahoma City
Civ=iM Aeronautics Authority
Oklaoma City
Aeronautics Office
Avice
Civil ‘Aeronautics Authority
Cavalry Ends First Phase of Maneuvers in Balmorhea
Balmorhea October 17. Troopers of the U S army First Cavalry Division concluded the first phase of maneuvers after an organized withdrawal. About 3 500 mounted men formed the advance force of the Blue and Blass units and engaged reinforced enemy positions. An eight platoon mechanized attack against the Second Brigade on the left and a four platoon push against the Blue First Brigade were frustrated by heavy artillery and concentrated fire. Umpires ruled the Whites attack unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmorhea
U.S
Thy
Stock Shipments Swing Into High
One hundred twenty one cars of livestock left the Alpine shipping pene last week as the fall movement from this area began. Of the shipments reported 89 cars were sheep, all to Kansas City, and 32 cars were cattle to various points from the West Coast to Illinois and Virginia. Notable consignments include E. J. Benson to Fort Worth and Weston Bros sending two cars of sheep to Fort Worth.
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Kansas City
Ilinois
Virginia
E. J. Benson
Fort Worth
Bob Turner
Weston Bros
Ft Worth
HLL
Kobernot & Son
Ft. Worth
Rush Creek Cattle Co
Eads
Cole Foy Proctor
Danville
Liblerty
Clayton
Ind
F.C. Letts
Letts
Jows
W. B. Mitchell & Sons
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Monte Carlo
Karl Rettinch
West
Morelock
Sue B. Mann
Kelley
Batey
Anna D. Linn
Isabel Winter
Alice Cowan
Iris Bounds
Comer Midland
Sul Rose Women’s Residence Hall
Siryliners Club
ST. May's U
Alpine Juniors
Fallis
A.J. Ie
Meral
Promine
Cowboys
Servne
Hitler
Rotary
Pecos
van Horn
Sierra Blanca
Balmorbea
C.A.A
Buffalo
Jane Gillen
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