Local Items Bridge to Alpine and Area News
Local notes recount moves and health updates involving Alpine residents and visitors. Ward Weakley, former Alpine clerk, now at Kingsway hotel in Mot Springs Arkansas, returned from Devine to care for his ill father. Numerous travels and birthdays follow, with residents visiting Austin, San Antonio, Cameron, El Paso, and other Texas towns.
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Ward Weakley
Pecos
Mot Springs
Arkansas
Kingsway Hotel
Pecos Enterprise
Get Health Free Consultation With Chiropractor Carroll Vaughn
An advertisement offers natural drugless methods to cure sickness and restore health. It promotes a free consultation with Carroll Vaughn X ray Service located opposite the courthouse and reachable at phone 331.
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Carroll Vaughn
Chiropracte
Lobos of Bul Ross Meet Handin-Simmons Cowboys at Abilene
The undefeated Lobos of Bul Ross face a major test as they meet the high ranking Cowboys of Handin-Simmons University in Abilene on November 2. The Cowboys boast a strong season record and deep lineup. Plans call for a special train to carry student backers to the game. The A. and I. eleven from Kingsville had been set to play the Lobos at Uvalde on October 26, but the contract was not signed, leaving Sul Ross with a week to rest and prepare.
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Simmons
Lobos
Bul Ross
Cowboys
Handin-Simmons University
Abilene
Kingsville
Uvalde
Sul Ross
Buck Coach Contends Over Forfeited Game Details
The account describes a disputed football game involving Barrow and four injuries, with coach Parks pulling his team from the field and alleging forfeiture rules. It notes the coach claims the game auto-forfeited to Alpine by a 1-0 score per Spalding rules, while disputing Barrow’s removal and alleged agreements.
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Barrow
Parks
Srockton
Fort Stockton
Withers
Spalding
Alpine
Alpine Lions at Davis clash sparks intra school dispute
In a disputed postgame note, Alpine High School football coach defends team integrity amid claims of college players on the squad. He states no college players were used, all athletes were Iraan and Davis game participants, and oldest player Barrow is 19. Lions club aided with equipment and transport.
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Casebier
King
Iraan
Alpine High School
Sul Ross College
Davis
Alpine Lions Club
Barrow
Davis Club
Lions Club
Club claims clean play despite opposition
A club representative asserts their team has played clean football all season, criticizing others who win at the expense of sportsmanship and urging peers in the section to reconsider their approach rather than sacrifice fair play.
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