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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1963
Page
2
Doug Holt's 50 yard punt return for a touchdown provides the only scoring as Andrews B-team Ponies edge Kermit Yellow Jackets 6-0. Penalties marked the defensive game and several drives stalled by early quarter turnovers.
H and H Drilling Co ties for first with City Cafe in Tuesday Morning Bell's league. H and H Drilling Co wins 2 percentage points from D A and S Oilwell Serv No 1. City Cafe routs Western Coin Op Laundry 3 to 0. General Tool beats Hyatt's Drive Inn Gro 3 to 0. Briggs Jewelry tops The Orphans 3 to 0. Individual highs include Evelyn Clements 192 scratch, Jerry Holder 204 handicap, Nita Whisenhunt 483 scratch series, LaDonna Lyons 535 handicap series. High team game 594 by H and H Drilling Co. Briggs Jewelry 1519 high team series. Standings list 10 teams with wins and losses.
Teresa Ann Jamison was honored on her first birthday with a party at 607 SW Ave H. Home guests included Lisa Bass Jim Angelia Bass Jim Debbie Cook Jr Ricky David Mainka and Jamie Perkins. Refreshments of Coke and punch were served.
Benton led individuals with a 200 game while Ginny King rolled 471 for high series as Hu lens Jewelry claimed both high team game 557 and high team series 1563. Other results included Fashion Cleaners first place with 4 points from Elliotts Donut Shop and Benito's Beauty Bar 3 from Sue's Beauty Salon.
Brecker Oil moves into first place in the Business Men's No 2 division by taking 3 points from Barnes Drug. Other results include Service over Mas ter Pump, Bordens over Service, and Texas Electric Service Co beating Huckabee Lumber Co. Glen Clements had the high individual game with 201 and B G Batley the high series with 571. Oil Master Pump won the high team game at 896 and Oil Master had the top team series with 2562.
A 5 yard punt return by Steve Brannon tied the Andrews Freshmen Gold Team with the Kermit Dirtdobbers 6 6 in Kermit Thursday night. The game featured a rough defensive battle with long drives stalling outside the 20.
In Bridgwater England authorities built a plush executive style lounge for older residents with deep chairs and carpet. Located a mile from town it fails to attract visitors as the distance proves too far for many seniors to walk.
Nix Restaurant and Underwood Oil tied for first place in the Country Doubles bowling league. Underwood Oil won 3 points from Nix Restaurant. Other results include Martin Drapery over First National Bank, W A B Inc over Coopers Paint and Foot Covering, and Shackelford Co over Lipham Gulf Station. Women's high handicap went to Fran Leazan 228, with Vane Martin clocking 236 and 641 for high handicap and series. Shackelford Co. claimed high team game 831 and high team series 2346.
Freshman Colts overpower Kermit 21-8 on Thursday night in Ker mit. Bobby Carnes and John Beilue sparked a swift opening drive, Beilue’s kick misfired but Colts held the lead at 6-0. Ham’s 65 yard quick kick and a strong defense in the second quarter kept Kermit at bay, then Beilne intercepted a pass and returned 37 yards for six in the fourth, followed by a Beilne kick to seal the 21-8 victory.
Drilpredes Inc holds first in City Squares bowling league. Wilma Shepherd had the high individual game with 24 and high series with 83. Stewart's Welding posted the high team series at 1495, while Wilma Shepherd also had a 21 high handicap game.
A witness described railroad land needs and the securing of right of way without condemnation. James Prank Hunt detailed a 1986 freight survey in Odessa. The hearing is set to resume Monday morning at 9:90 am.
A Visby bar owner opens a western saloon and stages a four man western brawl to draw customers. The event, dubbed by locals as a live novelty, draws curiosity from residents and visitors alike as a promotional stunt.
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