Andrews Enter First Junior Bowling Delegation To State Meet
Seven Andrews youths joined the Third Annual Texas State Junior Bowling Association tournament in Fort Worth. The Andrews Belles girls team started in third with 1991 points and included Rita Thompson Shyla Lea Betty Yates Kathy Sims and Beck y Lynn Osborne from Pampa. The Andrews boys, led by Lenis Pipkin, totaled 2353 points in the team series with notable singles and doubles performances. Mrs S R McBeth and Mona Lea accompanied the group, who were warmly welcomed as the first junior team from the region to compete.
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Shyla Lea
Betty Yates
Kathy Sims
Becky Lynn Osborne
Lenis Pipkin
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Billy McBeth
Ronnie Holman
Bobby Clement
Roger Clement
S. R. McBeth
Mona Lea
4H Horse Club Plans July Show
The 4H Horse Club organizes an open County Horse Show for July and counts 23 riders. They paraded in new uniforms during the rodeo opening day and plan to study quadrille dancing as a future project.
Carol Swint Wins Pony at Andrews Boys' Club Rodeo
The Andrews Boys' Club held a June 10 drawing at the rodeo grounds for a donated pony. Over 400 tickets were sold and the winner was 13 year old Carol Swint, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Swint of 407 South Street. The pony was delivered that evening to their backyard. The club thanks all ticket buyers and especially Cecil Gerber for the donation.
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Carol Swint
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Carol
Boys’ Club
Andrews Cup Wins Tourney at Andrews County Club
Scotty Niemann and Danny Woods led the Andrews golf team to a 69 at Andrews Country Club, winning the third annual Texas Junior Partnership tournament with a 137 total over 36 holes. They edged three teams at 138, while Hartman Bakman, Nolen Rosson, and others filled the championship flight standings.
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Danny Woods
Andrews Country Club
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Don Hartman
Doug Bakman
San Angelo
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Allan Pursley
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Juniors Defeat Southside Eagles in Summer Opener
The High Junior baseball team defeated the Southside Eagles of Odessa 6-1. Johnny Hatcher pitched five innings and Bobby Matthews two, combining for 13 strikeouts. Andrews led a five run first inning with hits from Rose Helms Taylor Matthews and Hatcher. Rose scored again on a Taylor single in the second.
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West Texas Boys Ranch Roundup Names Wagon Boss and Chairman
Gene Irwin is named wagon boss for the West Texas Boys Ranch Roundup in Andrews County with Roddy Peebles as general chairman. Now in its eighth year, donors from 61 counties support the ranch with livestock and cash. Auctions across West Texas run the week of June 19, with many head already promised and more needed to ensure success.
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Furrs Nail Ponies In 7 1 Victory Over Mustangs
The Odessa Furrs, last year’s summer champions, defeated the undefeated Mustang nine 7 to 1 here Monday night. Furrs scored four in the first and added runs on hits and errors while Mustangs pitcher Gene Pat Hatcher was roughed up. Johnny Morauck limited the Mustangs to two hits as Jerry Ryan homered for Mustang, and Monahans Bentley team was set to play here at 6:30 p.m.
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Peters burgh Cowgirl New Mexico Boy Win at Junior Rodeo
Debbie Ferguson of Petersburg Texas won the all around cowgirl prize with 401 points and the saddle at the 16th annual Junior Rodeo. Roy Cooper of Monument New Mexico captured the boys saddle with 247 points amid a record 201 entrants across three days of events including roping and other drills.
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Petersburg
Texas
Roy Cooper
Monument
New Mexico
Andrews
Sheriff's Posse
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Creg Mayberry
Paducah
Personal notices of travels and visits across states
Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan left this week for a trip to New Orleans and Jamaica. Visiting all day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Maberry was her sister from Lubbock, Mrs. Ruby Williamson. Doyle St. John of Abilene visited Friday through Sunday with his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Morrison.
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New Orleans
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L. C. Maberry
Lubbock
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