National Little League Cup openers pace season
The Little League season opened with two Tuesday games. Commercial Braves edged the Cubs in a close opener, while Forrest Lumber crushed the Carl s 17 to 2. Derivative play saw Peebles and Merritt lead battering, with multiple outs and fielding miscues noted throughout the early innings. In the second game, the Cardinals routed the Giants 17-2 behind Bob Moore’s winning pitching and multi player scoring, while Richie Oxford and Dick Neal contributed drives.
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Little Rk
Braves
Cubs
James Moore
Ronnie Meyes
Churchwe
Rhodes
Broug
Meyes
Bailey
Churchwell
Rhod
Slayton
Robinett
Pittman
L. Peebles
Brown
Evrounder
Merritt
Secord
Merritten Beina
Fir
Atwood
Hinton
Moore
Harrounder
M. Peebles
Ballew
Ratienne
Febe
Parrott
Bob Moore
Tean
Oas
Stanley Payne
Jerry Thomas
Richie Oxford
Dick Neal
Burleigh Dorahue
Charles Powell
Giants
Thorpe Wood
Bave
Roger “Dve
Teague Honors Daughter At Friday Bridge Tea
Irhide News notes Hugh Teague honoring his daughter with three tables of bridge Friday at her home. Guests from Jal, N M and nearby towns attended. social updates include visits, family trips, and local residents' weekend plans.
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J. B. Cook
James
Cities Service Camp
Amarillo
John Rays
Hugh Teague
Malcolmith
Willard Hie
Henry Kecond
John Sam
Low
Finas
Mmes James
F A Miller
Mmes
Ed O'Dell
Alker Ben Clwnebmeron
Leslie
Hurley Craddock
Kay
Andrews
Gene Shakleford
el Paso
J. R. Pettys
Earl Hawthorne
Niece and Nephew Visit in Noble Home
Linda and Nathan Curry visit Forrest W Noble’s home for a few days. Linda is Mrs Noble’s niece and a Curry child from Cisco. Rodney Noble hosted a party with twenty five guests featuring games punch and assorted cookies.
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Ralph Boyd
Cuba
N. M
Dollarhide
Joan Booth
Diana Bolin
Nephen
Noble
Forrest W Noble
Linda
Nathan Curry
Niee
Mrs. Noble
F. P Curry
Cisco
Rodney Noble
Unprecedented Mosquito and Fly Surge Warned by Health Unit
State health officials predict a record surge of mosquitoes and flies due to wet spring conditions. They urge sanitation, garbage control, and sewer maintenance, plus selective insecticide use, to curb outbreaks and disease risks like encephalitis.
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Gulf Coast Marsh
Trey
United States
Plainview
Tims
Loncef
Homr
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Bernard Ballew
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Rickey Echols
Donald Parrott
Larry Pittman
Peebles
Buck
Botton
Earl Robinett
Tommy Atwood
Larry Hinton
Sngle
Echols
Perrott
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Lamestown
Pocahontas
John Smith
William B. Leigh
Amestown
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Grane Central Art Galleries
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Gale Coner 'En
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Shari
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Ray Jones
Sandyard
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TE. Bond
Cohoma
Connie White
J. J. Barrett
Harry Hunt
Yoyle Harmon
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Van
Tara Colley
Crane
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Orange
Tommy Walker
John Harvey Sparling
Francis Reed
Robert Stator
Ft. Worth
Lee Fowler
B. C. Gidley
Gay and
Gloria
Stinnett
Willard Bolins
Mrs. Bolin
Cousn
Brownwood
Charles Creson
Wickett
Bert Brown
Judy
IY Frost
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Veary
ASH Lumber
Ave. H. Wubbock
Snyder
Donk
Dunlap’s
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
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Federal Civil Defense Commission
Mosler Safe Company
Mosler
Hiroshima
Stauffer
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Agnes‘s Beauty Shop
N. E
Agnes Hogue
Royal
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