Alpine Buck Football Lineup Roster of 60 Players
A detailed listing shows Alpine Buck football players by rows and names including Ruben Martinez Bryan LaBeff Tommy Weston Guy Woodruff George Gonzales Pete Wylie John Sublet Alberto Moreno Manuel Muniz Leonel Cordova Esteban Rodriguez Richie Leyva Doug Connor Bill Boering Orlando Sandate Dennis Bryant Joe Valenzuela Lee Roberts Marshall Kring Sam Vick Eraclio Espinosa Elisio Leyva Bill Burling Tim Eichholtz Johnny Gonzales Alberto Valero Armando Portillo Sam Cooley Rex Uranga Danny Drewry Salvador Hernandez Joel Rodriguez Don Stuckwish Mike Dorris Tim Lear Teddy Woodruff Bobby Forester Archie Clouse Freddy Cordova Jeff Haynes Rick Cowell Jody Holman John Kerbow Israel Torres Lamy Morrison Allen Newsom George Cooley Luis Espinosa Gilbert Valenzuela Armanio Fierro Manuel Carrillo Joe Muniz Joe Chavez Ray Milan J J Espinosa Carlos Vasquez Mario Valero Joe Valenzuela Don Cullison Mike Hunter Tony Ramos Joe Louis Rodriguez Bobby Dominguez Felix Llanes Pelo Arispe Monty Bryant.
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Alpine Buck
Ruben Martinez
Bryan LaBeff
Tommy Weston
Guy Woodruff
George Gonzales
Pete Wylie
John Sublet
Alberto Moreno
Manuel Muniz
Leonel Cordova
Esteban Rodriguez
Richie Leyva
Doug Connor
Bill Boering
Orlando Sandate
Dennis Bryant
Joe Valenzuela
Lee Roberts
Marshall Kring
Sam Vick
Eraclio Espinosa
Elisio Leyva
Bill Burling
Tim E
Stuckwish
Mike Dorris
Tim Lear
Teddy Woodruff
Bobby Forester
Archie Clouse
Freddy Cordova
Jeff Haynes
Rick Cowell
Mike Stuckwish
Jody Holman
John Kerbow
Israel Torres
Lamy Morrison
Allen Newsom
George Cooley
Luis Espinosa
Gilbert Valenzuela
Armanio Fierro
Manuel Carrillo
Joe Muniz
Joe Chavez
Ray Milan
J. J. Espinosa
Carlos Vasquez
Top Row
Mario Valero
Don Cullison
Mike Hunter
Tony Ramos
Joe Louis Rodriguez
Bobby Dominguez
Felix Llanes
Pelo Arispe
Monty Bryant
Bucks Open 1964 Season Against Big Lake Owls
Alpine High School’s Fighting Bucks host Reagan County High School Owls in the 1964 season opener at 8 p.m. Coach Joe Boyd’s squad, coming off a 6-4 record last year, features standout fullback Elijio Leyva and a lineup led by George Gonzales at quarterback. District 8A predictions note Big Lake as favorite. defense must limit opponents to under two touchdowns for a title shot.
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Fighting Bucks
Alpine High School
Big Lake
Reagan County High School Owls
Joe Boyd
Alpine
Bucks
Fort Worth
Owls
Boyd
Jerry Burleson
Jim Lee
Higinio Pena
Billy Cowell
David C. Forbes
Bill Jennings
The
Elijio Levy
Nxi Alpine
Crane
Eldorado
Marfa
Sanderson
McCamey
Owna
Alpine community notes reach from gardens to big names
Amblin around gives crop tales and local harvests as Krenek grows a red tomato on Avenue B weighing a pound and a half. Alumni from Alpine Cowboys shine in MLB with Horlen and Schilling returning to majors. Bake Turner scores for the Jets. Officials and politicos visit Sul Ross, Galveston show, and Brewster County hosts Democratic leaders from Locke to Negley with a string of state officials planned for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydek Krenek
Avenue B
Sunshine
Eek
George Kempen
Joel Horlen
Herbert Kokernot
Alpine Cowboys
Baltimore Orioles
Joel
Chicago White Sox
Chuck Schilling
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
Dalton Jones
Schilling
Boston
Bake Turner
Alpine
New York Jets
San Diego
Bake
Sul Ross College Board of Regents
C of C
Stradley Ranch
Big Bend-Davis Mountains
John Connally
Eugene Locke
2Point Mesa
Locke
Dallas
Democratic National Committee
Texas
Brewster County
Alfred Negley Jr
Democratic Party
Culp Krueger
el Campo
Charles Herring
Austin
Jim Bates
Edinburg
Dorsey Handeman
San Angelo
Big Bend
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
Byron Tunnell
Dick Cory
Victoria
Paul Floyd
Houston
Forest Harding
Bill Heatly
Paducah
Richard Slack
Pecos
James Slider
Naples
Fritz Thompson
Borger
Eighteenth annual Baptist Brotherhood meeting planned
The Baptist Brotherhood District 7 will meet at Paisano Encampment September 6 and 7. J. M. Floyd of Alpine says Dr. W. E. King of Mesa Arizona and Paul Cates of Lubbock will speak. About two hundred people are expected to attend. the district covers Far West Texas.
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The
Baptist Brotherhood
Paisano
J. M. Floyd
Alpine
W. E
Ill
Foreman White Speak on Foreign Aid Reform at Rotary
Foreman and White addressed Rotary and Lions clubs in the Holland Hotel dining room. White denounced partisan politics and urged American unity along with restraint on foreign aid. He warned against big government and promoted budget discipline while supporting targeted aid and private enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreman
White
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Holland
U. S
United States
Lobos Open Football Practice Before Season Opener
Sul Ross State College begins football drills with two Sept. 1 workouts and ten days to the Sept. 12 season opener at Texas Lutheran College in Seguin. Coaches Slaughter Harvey and Krhut report 50 plus hopefuls, though end Jim Stapleton misses early action due to a rattlesnake bite.
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Sul Ross State College Lobos
Lobos
David Slaughter
Richard Harvey
Frank Krhut
Seguin
Texas Lutheran College Bulldogs
Lone Star
Sul Ross
Howard Pare
Slaughter
Jackson Field
Jim Stapleton
van Horn
Laredo
Lobo Drive-In to Open September 16 Under Bow
Lobo Drive-In Theatre leased by James Bow from Fred M. Jack and will reopen September 16. Bow plans first run, high quality pictures with two new features weekly. Jack will assist for six months to secure big pictures. The theatre will feature an updated snack bar and concessions.
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James Bow
Fred M. Jack
Bow
Mr. Bow
State officials tour Big Bend area drawing top leaders
Waggoner Carr Lt Gov Pres ton Smith and Rep Ben Barnes visited with state leaders and agency heads. They confer with Gene Hendryx and toured the Big Bend scenic wonders while local and semi official publications showcased the region. The visit highlights Big Bend’s appeal to state government leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waggoner Carr
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
DeLeo
Gene Hendryx
Big Bend
Alpine Schools Open With 1071 Enrolled On First Day
Alpine Public Schools welcomed 1071 students on the opening day with 341 at Central Elementary 404 at Centennial Elementary and 326 at Alpine High. The day ran full. 221 meals were served. Student Council MC Guy Woodruff Jr. introduced faculty while Supt. Brock and Principal Winn announced the schedule and events.
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Central Elementary
Centennial Elementary
Alpine High School
Guy C. Woodruff Jr
Jack G. Brock
Clarence L.winn
Stores to Close On Labor Day
Labor Day on Monday Sept 7 will be observed as a holiday by most Alpine businesses per Chamber of Commerce manager Peter Koch. Alpine Public Schools will also be closed that day.
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Peter Koch
Chamber of Commerce
Alpine
Republicans to Meet at Holland Hotel Ballroom Tonight
Republicans plan a meeting at the Holland Hotel ballroom at 8 tonight to hear reports from Bob Corkins and Curt Wise on the State Republican Convention.
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Venela
Holland Hotel
Bob Corkins
Curt Wise
City Urges Compliance With New Garbage Ordinance
Alpine officials urged residents to read the new garbage ordinance printed in The Avalanche and mailed. Do not leave oil drums turned over as they must be replaced with proper containers. Fifty gallon drums are forbidden, and the largest allowed container is thirty gallons. City collection continues if residents call the City Office.
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City of
Alpine
Charter Granted for Southwest Texas Municipal Gas Corp
Marfa officials report the Southwest Texas Municipal Gas Corp received a Texas charter to supply natural gas to Marfa Alpine Fort Davis and nearby communities. Directors appointed by Marfa and Alpine officials include D S Peevey R H Godbold C E McFarland W I Winter T A Bear and Paul Forchheimer with Mary Taylor as secretary.
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Marfa
Southwest Texas Municipal Gas Corp
State of
Alpine
Fort Davis
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John Sublert
Elijio Leyva
Amblin
George A. Caldwell
Deming, N. M
Avalanche
Barney Teague
Mr. Webb
Brotherhood
Alpine Public Schools
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