Little League Action Returns After School Break
Baseball resumes tomorrow at 6 45 pm across Pee Wee Minor and Pony Leagues with games featuring Pintos Cubs Kats Hornets VFW Broncos Panthers Lions Brahmas Red Horses Road Runners Tigers Bucks Bulldogs Oilers Jets Bears Pirates and others. Tuesday night schedule adds Cubs Brahmas Tigers Eagles Pirates Jets.
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Cubs
Kats
Hornets
VFW
Broncos
Panthers
Lions
Brahmas
Cardinals
Tigers
Red Sox
Red Horses
Roadrunners
Bucks
Bulldogs
Oilers
Big Boys
Jets
Bears
Pirates
Eagles
Pee Wee
VFW and
Rotary Club Cardinals
Dairy Queen Red Sox
National Bank Bucks
Junior Honey Oilers
Heard’s Hardware Bears
Patterson Studio
Henry Insurance Cubs
Bowie Floral Rats
Huteson’s
Restaurant Brahmas
Bowie National Bank Tigers
Cox Western Wear Tigers
and Etter
Texaco Bulldogs
Richardson Plumbing and Hardware Eagles
Southwest Real Estate Jets
Pee Wee League
Pintos Cubs Kats Hornets
V.F.W Broncos
Tigers Bucks
Slicer's Par Tee Starts Wednesday
Bowie Lake Country Club launches Slicers Par Tee Golf tournament with a pro-am on Wednesday June 7. Qualifying rounds start Thursday and competition for keeps begins Friday morning. About 300 visitors have reserved stays through Sunday.
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Bowie
O* Lake Country Club
Three Bowie Girls Earn Place at Bluebonnet Girls State
Three Bowie girls will represent the city at the Bluebonnet Girls State program at Texas Lutheran College Seguin Texas from June 13 to June 23 Sallie Heinze Marci Cartwright and Lisa Collins were chosen. They are sponsored by the Bowie American Legion Auxiliary Lions Club and Rotary Club.
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Bowie
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Texas
Sallie Heinze
Marci Cartwright
Lisa Collins
Bowie American Legion Auxiliary
Lions Club
Rotary Club
City Approves Low Bid For New Plant
Bowie City Council approved a bid of just over 243000 for a new water plant at the current site on E Pecan. Wes Tex Construction of Borger Texas will begin moving equipment by June 23 with construction to start in July and a 250 day contract. The city purchased the Kranow property for site access at 5000. Bowie serves 2700 water customers using 4 to 8 million gallons daily with 30 percent lost to waste. Six to seven water department staff operate meters and on call work. Splash Day is set for Tuesday June 6 at the municipal pool with free swim and new summer hours including three nightly openings.
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E. Pecan
Wes-Tex
Borger
Texas
Kranow
Tarrant Street
Water Department
Rodeo in Bowie a Success with 250 Contestants
A successful Junior Rodeo in Bowie drew over 250 youth. Bowie Saddle Club Jackrabbit Booster Club City of Bowie and the Chamber of Commerce sponsored the event with broad local cooperation. Proceeds will benefit participants and upcoming summer rodeo plans are already in motion.
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Jim
Bowie
Bowie Saddle Club
Jackrabbit Booster Club
City of
Theamber of Commerce Combined Forces
Jeff Taylor
Mr. Hargood
David
Mike Gregory
Bobby Bordreaux
Sampson
Mr. Black
Bowie News
New Pastor Leads Bowie Baptist Church Youth Outreach
Stewart McChesney, Howard Payne graduate and Southwestern Seminary student, becomes pastor with focus on teens. A youth event features a June 10 rock-band contest at Red 20 arena, from 8 09 p m to midnight, inviting all Bowie area singles and married adults to join in wholesome music and交流.
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Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Southwestern Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Red 20
Bowie
Don Hendrickson
Chamber of Commerce
Saddle Club wins second parade of year in Jacksboro
The Jim Bowie Saddle Club topped a field of eight at a Jacksboro parade last Thursday with 35 horsemen. The Big Loop Riding Club of Clay County took second, and Parker County Sheriff's Posse finished third.
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Jim Bowie Saddle Club
Jacksboro
Big Loop Riding Club
Clay County
Parker County
Indictment Filed Against Two Bowie Men
Two Bowie men face burglary indictments as Montague County Grand Jury meets about June 9 in the county courthouse. Lonnie Closs Green is jailed without bond on multiple charges including burglary and auto stripping. Kenneth Mowery is free on bond and to appear for burglary linked to a hay feeder theft and other alleged crimes.
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Montague County
Howard Middleton
Lonnie Closs Green
Rock Street
Kenneth Mowery
Middleton
Green
Andrews
Mowery
Justice of Peace
J.T. Turner
Grand Jury
Albert Fenoglio
Norman Heath
Elmer Hudson
Sunset
East Side Lumber Company
Bowie High Boy Receives Dekalb Award
Buddy Fenoglio won the 1972 Dekalb Agricultural Accomplishment Award for Bowie High School. He is noted for scholarship leadership and supervised farming, raising beef cattle and grain crops, and plans to study veterinary medicine at Texas Tech University.
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Buddy Fenoglio
Dekalb
Buddy
S. Albert Fenoglio
Montague
Bowie High School
FFA
Texas Tech University
Leaders of American Secondary Education Honor Mrs. Randolph 1972
Mrs. Vannie Lee Randolph is named a Leader of American Secondary Education for 1972 by Supt. F Ellis Benham of Bellevue South Dakota. Nominated earlier this year, she joins other educators honored for service leadership and classroom excellence in the annual awards program. Dr. W Gilbert Beers announces the winners and highlights the program’s goal to recognize exceptional teachers. Beers notes that winners are chosen for classroom talent, research, administrative ability and civic service. Beers is a prominent educator and editor with degrees from Northwestern Wheaton and Northern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Vannie Lee Randolph
F. Ellis Benham
Bellevue 1
S.D
W. Gilbert Beers
Beers
Northwestern University
Wheaton College
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Police Reports Record Multiple 1972 Two-Car Crashes
City patrolmen logged three two car accidents in Bowie Sunset Fort Worth and nearby areas between May 26 and June 1 1972. Vehicles involved include a 1966 Ford Galaxie a 1970 GM Pickup a 1950 Ford Pickup a 1969 Pontiac Catalina a 1965 Ford Galaxie and a 1971 Buick Limited with drivers Linda Dicken Nolan Walter W Green Arthur James Paul and Frances Yates Stilwell amid street intersections Wise Mason Lindsey and Lindsey Streets.
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Larry King
U. S. Hwy
Linda Dicken Nolan
Bowie
James Troy Woolf
Alton Smith
Wise & Mason Street
Walter W. Green
Sunset
Max Morgan Varnell
Hollis Street
Fort Worth
Kenneth Stephens
Wise & Lindsey Street
Arthur James Paul
South Treece
Picher
Okla
Frences
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Attic
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Larry Hegi
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Doug Long
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