Corner Drug Sweeps First Half of American League Play
Corner Drug defeated Telephone Company 17 to 3 to seize the first half lead in the American League. Doug Ham earned the win with Jimmy Osterhout backing him. Billy Neal doubled twice to pace eight Corner Drug hits. Bobby Roberts held Pigely Wiggly to three hits in a 9 to 1 Banker victory. The second half starts tonight at 6:30 p.m.
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Corner Drug
Doug Ham
Jimmy Osterhout
Ham
Dick Watson
Donnie Cook
Billy Neal
Robert Hightower
David Ham
Mike Alexander
Tom Jordan
Mike Holder
Mike Jones
Steve Byrne
Bobby Roberts
Bankers
Piggly Wiggly
Roberts
Gary Jenkins
Pigely Wigely
Doug Jenkins
Terry Warren
Jim Nelson
Larry Martin
James Wilson
Ray Cahill
Gene Sawyer
Piggie Wiggly
Greg Morris
Pony League Action Produces Wins for Wills Auto and Smith Drug
Wills Auto Smith Get Pony Wins Wills Auto Smith Get Pony Wins Williams Andrews Auto Parts swept over Brownie Well Service 23 to 3 in Pony League play. Smith Drug rallied to beat Carruth Superior Welding 10 to 5. Awards were given for last year’s champions and an All Star team selection.
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Billy Burk
Mike Compton
Roger Byles
Johnny Huddleston
Roy Sparks
Mik Cure
Mike McCoullom
Charles Gore
Bob Moore
Joe Cooney
Bobby Hudgens
Burl Greaves
Jimmy Martin
Jimmy Bailey
Wills-Auto
Brownie
Denny Porter
Archie Martin
Bruce Bowden
Porter
Martin
Bowden
Bill Shepard
Joe Allen
David Wright
Vin Betenbough
Mike Porter
Clayton McLaurine
Local Youths Attend Boys State in Austin
Two high school seniors Tommy Walker and Tommy Seay attend the American Legion Boys State in Austin sponsored by the American Legion and Downtown Lions Club. They explore state government departments learn how bills are made and passed. They visit the Texas Senate and House chambers and stay on the University of Texas campus during the event. Seay is the son of Mr and Mrs B F Seay and Walker is the son of Mr and Mrs George Walker.
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American Legion
Tommy Walker
Tommy Seay
Lions Club
Senate
House
University of Texas
Seay
B. F. Seay
Walker
George Walker
4-H Girls Plan Luncheon From Salad Preparation
Vegetable and salad preparation were studied at the 4-H groups unit 1 meeting at the home of Mrs. E. L Walling. The group planned a luncheon on June 14 with members bringing a salad they prepared. Present were Cathy and Gretchen Wayling among others.
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E. L Walling
Cathy
Gretchen Wayling
Personal notices list visitors and family travel
Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts were Mrs. Alma Fugitt and Tommy Gene Little, Dallas relatives. Mrs. Jack Cox, formerly of Andrews, visited friends here Monday. she lives in Midland. Owen Doggett’s family took grandson Gordon Ramsey and Steve Smith to Camp Rio Vista near Ingram over the weekend. Kay Ford, Howard Condren, Harry Condren of Amarillo and Ernest Blaton of Las Cruces, N M, were weekend visitors at the Ford home. Fronis Jones had eye surgery in an El Paso hospital and is staying with her sister there.
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Harold Roberts
Alma Fugitt
Tommy Gene Little
Roberts
Dallas
Jack Cox
Andrews
Cox
Midland
Owen Doggett
Gordon Ramsey
Steve Smith
Camp Rio Vista
Ingram
Kay Ford
Howard Condren
Harry Condren
Amarillo
Ernest Blaton
Las Cruces
N. M
Mrs. L. A. Ford
Fronis Jones
el Paso
Levelland Edges Apaches 14 13 in Mex-Tex League thriller
The Levelland Blue Sox held off the Andrews Apaches 14 to 13 in a Sunday Mex-Tex League game. Andrews rallied in the ninth to tie 13-13 before Center Fielder Larry Sanchez scored the go ahead run on a Millie hit.
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Levelland Blue Sox
Andrews Apaches
Andrews
Nicky Martinez
Blue Sox
J. Victor
Crew
Andrews’ Martinez
Tommy Camacho
Sam Gallindo
Joe Vine
Mando Valenzuela
Larry Sanchez
Millie Andrews
Joe Camacho
Fierro
Weekend Visitors from Lubbock and Levelland
Jim Jackson and Bill Richard son of Lubbock were weekend visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W L Thompson. Mr and Mrs Like Pearty of Levelland were weekend visitors in the home of their daughter and family the Bill Pearcy s They returned to Levelland Sunday taking their grandchildren Cheryl and David Pearcy. Mrs Williard Price is visiting her daughter and family Mr and Mrs R Zaremski in Pittsburgh PA. She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs C K Gerald and children.
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Jim Jackson
Bill Richardson
Lubbock
W! L. ‘Thompson
Like Pearty
Levelland
Bill Pearcy
Cheryl
David Pearey
Williard Price
R. Zaremski
Pittsburgh
C. K. Gerald
Pena Camacho Dominates Hill For Apaches Win
H Pena Tommy Camacho pitched strongly on the hill guiding the Apaches to victory. Victor relieved in the ninth by the catcher. The Apaches will play Semi Nole there Sunday afternoon.
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H. Pena
Tommy Camacho
Victor
Seminole
Cubs Edge Cards For NLL Victory
Cubs beat the Cardinals 7 to 6 in National Little League action Monday night. Winning pitchers were Lamar Peebles and Larry Foster. David Whitsett doubled for the Cubs with singles by Lindsey, Gosnell, and Holt. Cardinals batters included Tyler, Payne, Keen, Diaz, and Haynie. The Ham Giants versus Braves game was postponed due to rain.
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Rane Herzberker
Cloves used as money once on Zanzibar
Cloves on the island of Zanzibar were once valued as currency in trade. Today they are mainly grown for export. Medieval theologians taught hellfire lies beneath the earth, a view noted alongside modern scientific belief that conditions are hot underground.
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Zanzibar
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Joe Luna
Shepard
Kin Sander
Smith Drug
Carr Sups
Jerry Thomas
Dennis Brown
Ralph Hummel
Paul Rowlett
Gary Anderson
Mert Griffith
Bubba McCraw
Martin Barrow
Jerry Tidwell
Johnny Hill
Leslie Woodburn
Rowlett
Woodburn
Gladiola
Libby
Teberd
Duncan Hines
Assto Flavors
Zee Bath
Honey Boy
Hamburger
Frontier Stamps
Pony League
W. Wills-Auto Smith Drug Brownie
Carr-Sups
Cubs
Wiltie Herzberger
Forrest Lumber
Com. State Braves
Carl Ham Giants
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