ET Tournament Stars Leonard And Gober In Fast Tex Meet
Twenty six high school teams enter the Fast Tex State Basketball Tournament for Texas high schools with two divisions. The A division includes AAAA to AA teams from Loupview Mt Vernon Greenville London Hanks Mt Pleasant Jacksonville Commerce Sherman Ennis. The B division features A and B schools including Leonard Avinger Hawkins Queen City Maud Lone Oak Gaston West Delta East Delta McLeod Quitman Gober Judson Grove Miller Grove Tabeo East Community. Bobby Rogers East Texas State Teachers College coach directs the event in Commerce December 29 and 30.
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Commerce
Whitley
Sage
Loupview
Mt. Vernon
Greenville
London, Hanks
Mt. Pleasant Jacksonville
Sherman
Ennis
Leonard, Avinger
Hawkins
Queenity
Maud
Lone Oak
Gaston
West Delta
East Delta
McLeod
Quitman
Gober
Judson Grove
Miller Grove Tabeo
East Community
Bobby Rogers
East Texas State Teachers ‘College
Leonard Windom Split Cage Games
Leonard Tigers won the boys game 51 42 while Windom defeated Leonard in girls action. Rigsby led Windom with 17 points and Hooks scored 31 for Leonard in the girls contest. White and other contributors added points for their teams.
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Leonard
Windom
Leonard Tigers
Sweethome Church Parsonage Attracts A Range Of Secrets
In Sweethome Ct the Brent family faces a looming visit from half sister Deborah Abbott, exiled after marriage. Susan Brent, soon to host minister John Wendell, bonds over tea in the parsonage kitchen as past tensions surface and future plans unfold.
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Wil
Brent
Deborah
Sweethome
Sue
Nell
John Fendell
Susan
Es Donnell
Eliza Donnell
Winsted
John Wendell
Baytown and Temple Favored Underdogs in State Finals
Baytown and Temple enter Saturday's state finals as underdogs facing Linthhoek and Breckenridge at the Cotton Bowl Dallas. Temple rides high scoring offense led by Doyie Traylor while Breckenridge upset Temple last year and may test the Wildcats again. Deer Park and Cedar Bayou battle for a playoff edge, with finals set next week in Brownwood.
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Baytown
Temple
Schonlboy
Linthhoek
Breckenridge
Deer Park
Cedar Bayou
Brownwood
Papooses Triumph in Two Wins at Sherman
The Papoose junior high basketball teams defeated Sherman twice at Sherman Thursday night. The Graders won 60 to 56 with Ray Campbell scoring 24 and Paul Turner adding points. The 4th Graders also won their game. The two wins give the Papooses four wins without a loss. Next game after the Christmas holiday.
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Papoose
Sherman
Ray Campbell
Paul Turner
Wetzel Smith
Pave Cod
Modern Homes Remodeling Offers Low Upfront, Easy Payments
Modern Homes experts in interior and exterior remodeling promise to renew homes for greater comfort with no down payment and small monthly installments aligned to budgets.
Former Honey Grove Resident Makes Missouri All-State
Neil McKinney son of Mr and Mrs W McKinney longtime Honey Grove resident made the 1952 All Missouri high school football team as a tackle for Moberly Missouri. Described as the backbone of Moberly defense he is related to Mrs Louise Panik and cousin of Mrs J A Longmire of Bonham Texas.
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Honey Grove
Missouri
Neil McKinney
W. ©. McKinney
McKinney
Moberly
Waymon
Louise
Panik
J. A. Longmire
Bonham Flevan
Bonham
Pawk
Joe
Courtney Named Only Rookie on All Star Fielding Team
Courtney of the St Louis Browns is the league's sole rookie named to the American League All Star fielding squad for 1982. He committed only two errors in 113 games for a .96 fielding mark, surpassing Yogi Berra, and handled 47 other chances without error.
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New York
Cent Courtney
St Louis Brown
Oo Apotoan
Courtney
Yosi Berra
New York Yankee
Mickey Vernon
Washington
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Iered Hatfield
Detroit
Johnny Lipon
Boston
Gen Woodling
Yankees
Jimv Busby
Fairly Good Finish Seen to 1952 Duck Season On Monday
Texas hunters head into the final period of the waterfowl season with a forecast of a fairly good finish. Opened October 31 and ending December 29 at sunset, the coastal region reports abundant ducks and geese, with many hunters likely to have good shooting in the closing days.
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Austin
Texas
W. J. Cutbirth
The
Ame and Fish Commission
Cutbirth
Trenton Sweeps Randolph In Twin Basketball Wins
Trenton boys beat Randolph 54 39 and Trenton girls won 40 30 on Tuesday night. Clovis Burchfield led scoring with 11 points for Trenton while Blevins had 13 for Randolph. In the girls game Hutchinson Zailey and Greer 9 for Randolph each scored 13.
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Randolph
Trenton
Clovis Burchfield
Blevins
Randolph Fis
Hutchinson and Zailey
Greer
Bailey Boys Sweep North Fannin In District Showdown
Bailey Bulldogs dominate North Fannin 90 to 38 as Jones runs in 25 points and Shockley adds 16. Vermillion leads North Fannin with 18 while the Bailey girls post a 23 to 3 victory with Powell scoring 18.
Scores Roll Across College Basketball Plateau
Baylor edged Colorado A&M 58 to 55 while East Texas State defeated Texas Western 64 to 47. Abilene Christian won 78 to 56 over Texas A&I as Tennessee beat Texas 66 to 59 and Missouri topped Texas Christian 55 to 45. Rice downed Tulane 62 to 56 and Texas Wesleyan won 81 to 58. North Texas State beat Louisiana Tech 59 to 50, Hardin-Simmons lost 45. Midwestern 52 Southwestern Texas State 3, Millikin 82. East Central Oklahoma 82 8?2, Austin College 79 in overtime. Southwestern Louisiana 67 Eastern New Mexico 54. Rio Grande 72 Pikeville 52. Tulsa 47 San Diego State 40. Northeastern (Okla) A&M 75 Joplin JC 56. Southern 108 Langston Military 69. Southeastern Kansas 79 Phillips University 66.
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Baylor
Colorado A&m
East Texas State
Texas Western
Abilene Christian
Texas A&i
Tennessee
Texas
Missouri
Texas Christian
Rice
Tulane
Texas Wesleyan
Howard Payne
North Texas State
Louisiana Tech
Hardin-Simmons
Midwestern
Southwest
Texas State
Millikin
East Central
Okla
Austin College
Southwestern Louisiana
Eastern New Mexico
Rio Grande
Pikeville
Tulsa
San Diego State
Northeastern
A&m
Joplin
Mos JC
Southern
Langston Military
Southeastern Kansas
Phillips University
Five Die in Odessa Wreck Involving Trailer
Five persons were killed near Odessa when two cars collided last night. Four victims were a Crane family, Maryl Bearnest Barwell, his wife, and their two young daughters. The fifth victim was Wilmer W. Graves of Hayward California. Graves is believed to be en route from California to Indiana. An injured dachshund belonging to Graves was found at the scene.
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Odessa
Highway Patrol
Maryl Bearnest Barwell
Crane
Wanda Louise
Wilmer W. Graves
Hayward
California
Indiana
Graves
Car collision near Graves involved Harwell vehicle
Patrolman John D. White reports a Graves car and a Harwell car in a side impact after emerging from an overpass on Curve. The cars were traveling in the same direction and the Harwell vehicle was pulled toward the curb before the collision. A dog was taken to a veterinarian.
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John D. White
Graves
Fence Around Cemetery Planned for Deceased Grounds
Local residents announced a fence construction around the cemetery on Tuesday December 93. Anyone interested should attend with their own tool and basket as part of the maintenance effort.
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