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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1931

Page

8

Ysleta Bucks Set For Second Win In Local Grid Clash

Ysletta Buck battle begins early today as Ysletta aims for a second win of the season against a familiar foe. Coach Oliver reports the team in fine shape with stronger passing, line plunges led by Albert Murray, and a starting backfield of Ruy Whitfield, Jack Everheart, Albert Murray and Ray LaBert. Alpine line changes shift Byron Matthews to guard and Milton Henry to end as Marfa looms next week. the report notes practice, line plays, and readiness despite scheduling.

Yeieta Seeason Jackson Field Oliver Albert Murray Ruy Whitfield Togeth Jack Everheart Ray LaBert Bucks McVey Speed Demon Yaleta Nanges Murray Byron Matthews Milton Henry Marfa Jackson Fel

Morelock Heads to Anson for Teachers Institute Talks

Dr Morelock departed for Anson to speak before the Institute general assembly and to lead the intermediate grade department session at the Teachers Consolidated Institute. He will then proceed to Maskell for another teachers institute before returning to Alpine next week.

H.W. Morelock Anson Teachers Consolidated Institute Ion Morelock Anton Maskell Teachers’ Institute Alpine

Miss Stella Pearce Arrives in Alpine as Beauty Shop Manager

Miss Stella Pearce of San Antonio arrived in Alpine last week to take the manager post at the beauty shop owned by Mrs Stella Hurd in the Puller building. The parlor is now open for business after Pearce’s four years of expert work in San Antonio.

Stella Pearce San Antonio Stella Hurd Puller Building

Lions Hold Pi Instead of Luncheon

The Alpine Lions held a reduced gathering in Glen Canyon replacing their regular Tuesday noon luncheon. About sixty attendees were present, including twenty-five to thirty guests. J. D. Jackson entertained with Indian stories from early local days. Madame Zanea offered palm readings at the PTA carnival.

Glen Canyon J.D. Jackson

Spider Traps Small Reptile in Courthouse Web

County clerk P. W. Lembure noticed a green garden snake less than a foot long entangled in a spider’s web in the courthouse basement. The spider attacked the trapped reptile, biting and injuring it as the snake writhed in agony.

Fainbure P. W. Lembure

Wright Sends More Chicks to Arizona

Dr J B Wright repeats sales of pedigreed Australorps, sending 54 more chickens to Pred Greenway in Salt River valley Arizona after earlier orders. The fowls were reported satisfactory and shipped to Arizona in the latter part of last week.

Australorps J.B. Wright Greenway Salt River Valley Arizona

Lobos Victory Over Billies in Hard Fought Tilt

The Lobos beat the Billies 12 to 0 as both teams traded drives and defenses dominated the field. Key plays included Hatch scoring and Sul Ross’s kicking, with multiple punts shaping the tempo and a late fourth quarter surge by Lobos securing the win.

Daniel Baker Elkins Snodgrass Sul Ross Ambles Terrell Hatch Robinson Biles Ball Illes Milles Snodass Bozarth Hateh Mate Lobos Billy Snodrans Weaver Mateh Hull Billies Green Sul Ross Smith Wilkes Bilies Bille Young Lobon

Scenic Highway and sheep raise in Davis Mountains area

The article notes fleece-bearing animals thrive in the region with higher wool and mohair yields and fewer diseases due to favorable climate. It discusses the planned Scenic Highway 1 through the Davis mountains, its route of about seventy five miles, expected benefits to Big Bend towns, and the push for road construction and tourism access.

Davis Mountains Marvin Hunter, Jr Fort Davis Alpine Port Davis

Lobos Prep For Javelinas Clash With Fresh Game Plan

Coach Graves rotates a cautious lineup and relies on Starnes in the backfield while Young Green Hatch and Porarth carry the ball. The starting linemen mirror San Angelo with limited substitutions due to injuries as concerns over Corpus Christ trip keep key Lobos at home under TIAA rules.

Corpus Graves Lobos San Angelo Starnes Young Green Hatch Porarth Duncan Bridges Prost Gite Land Corpus Christ Hill Elkins J. Hatch A. Connally Robin- Jean Bost Chalk B. Comsally Terrell Borarth Starn Acker P. Hatch Crow Metean Allen Newton Middleton

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