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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1968

Page

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Big Bend Exhibit Set for State Fair in Dallas

Alpine Fort Davis and Marfa sponsor a Davis Mountains Big Bend exhibit at the State Fair of Texas with three color slide screens and a desert garden. Visitors can win sixteen weekend trips to Alpine Fort Davis Marfa or Big Bend National Park and a Big Bend Day with luncheon parade and Cotton Bowl clash.

Big Bend Dallas Alpine Marfa Fort Davis John Stradley Alpine Chamber of Commerce Peter Koch R.A. Curfman Booth Linda Howard Jan Kahl Big Bend National Park Stradley Big Bend-Davis

Lobos Visit Cameron State in Key 8 P.M. Showdown

Sul Ross State College Lobos, 2-0-0, travel to Lawton Oklahoma to face Cameron State College Aggies at Burch Stadium. Aggies debut as senior college squad with explosive offense and two early losses. Doug Connor out. Don Malone and David Pearce praised for blocking as Lobo play-by-play on KVLF at 7:45 p.m. CDT.

Sul Ross State College Lobos Lawton Okla Cameron State College Aggies Hiram Scott College Nebraska University Lobos Angelo State Doug Connor ENMU Portales N.M Harvey Don Malone David Earce Lobo Basin Shields USC Shields KVLF Alpine

Antelope Hunt Opens Sept 28 in Trans Pecos Region

The annual antelope season in the Trans Pecos opens Saturday September 28 and runs through Sunday October 6. Ranchers report abundant game in good condition. permits by county include Brewster 323 Presidio 520 Jeff Davis 41 Culberson 28 Hudspeth 87 Pecos 45 Reeves 10. Permits must be obtained from land owners, not the game department.

Trans-Pecos Gene Willman Alp Brewster Presidio Jett Davis Culberson Hudspeth Pecos Reeves Chambers of Commerce Afta

Soaring Events to Aid Big Bend's Economy

Fritz Kahl of Marfa spoke at the Alpine Lions Club luncheon praising soaring championships in Poland and the national and world events planned for 1969 and 1970. He projected about 120 contestants in 1970 with crews of at least four, noting last year’s event brought in about $144 000 for Marfa merchants.

Big Bend Fritz Kahl Marfa Alpine Lions Club Poland Marfan Eifehl The Lions Kahl

Cemetery Group Meets Tonight

The Alpine Cemetery Association will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the community room of the First National Bank. All members urged to attend.

The Alpine Cemetery Association Thursay First National Bank

Marathon Hosts Highway Group Meeting

Marathon State Highway Association members will host a state meeting on Saturday September 28 in the Community Hall. Registration starts at the door with a five dollar fee. Members from Mexico Crane Dimmit Fort Stockton McCamey and other towns along Highway 385 are invited to attend. Call DU6-4448 or DU6 4268 to attend.

Marathon State Highway Association 385 Cumber of Commerce Mexico Crane Dimmit Fort Stockton McCamey

Alpine Bucks Open Football Season Against Fort Stockton Panthers

Alpine's Fighting Bucks hold a 1 1 record and face Fort Stockton at Jackson Field Friday Sept 27. McCamey beat Alpine 12 8 earlier, Alpine then defeated Pecos 6 0 on a rain swept night. Freshman Juan Llanez averages 34 yards per kickoff.

Alpine Fighting Bucks Fort Stockton Panthers Jackson Field P.m. McCamey Bucks Pecos Eagles Pecos Panthers Crane Fort Stockton USA Tigers el Paso High Albert Rojo Guillermo Gonzales Wilf Ed Winters Mike Pattillo Horthy Pattillo The Triple A Pecos McCamey Eagles Buck Kcking Ecos Juan Lianez Monahans Juan Llanez Dicky Molinar Ross Dunn

Buck Boosters Sell Souvenir Gear at Friday Game

Buck Boosters will vend Fighting Buck merchandise at Alpine-Fort Stockton football night. Booster president Ray Morrison says Tshirts sweatshirts and sweaters go on sale at a Jackson Field booth before kickoff. Memberships also offered at the booth.

Buck Boosters Fort Stockton Ray Morrison Fighting Buck Jackson Field Morrison Buck al Sanchez Bassons

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