Little League Opens June 7 With Team Assignments
Little League opens June 7 at Richards Park replacing Pony League as six teams begin 10 games each in a 30 game regular season. Games start 7 p m with a 70 minute limit and doubleheaders to end by 9 30 p m. A July 15 tournament follows the 8 and 9 year old special four inning early games.
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Richards Park
Dick Gleaton
Little League
Pony League
The
Legion
Rotary
Jayccees
Lions
Texas Service Stations Associated
TSSA
Colts
Perry Bros
Piggly Vigely
Little League Schedule June 7 to July 13 Listed
The notice lists multiple junior league games and teams including Rotary Jaycees Lions Colts and The Colts Perry Bros teams with 4 inning 8-9 year old matches on June 11 18 22 28 and July 13 plus Jubilee pause and July 9 Rotary Jaycees Lions matchups. American Legion Rotary Club and Texas Service Stations Associated managers named.
Abilene Family Visits For Mother's Day
Here from Abilene Mr and Mrs Zack McIntyre and daughter Nancy visited their sons and brothers and wives Mr and Mrs Paul McIntyre and Mr and Mrs Lowell McIntyre and babies for Mother's Day.
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Abilene
Zack McIntyre
Nancy
Paul McIntyre
Lowell McIntyre
Catfish and perch sizes noted in fishing photo caption
Readable caption details catfish ranging from three quarters to a pound and a quarter and perch about hand size. The image also credits a photographer.
Track Meets Boost Texas Track Interest and Attendance
Associated Press report notes track and field gain in Texas with stronger college teams and high school records. Publicized events like the Southern California Texas A&M SMU quadrangular drew crowds and profits, aided by announcer Tiny Gooch and coach Col Frank Anderson who urge more at home meets to broaden participation and sustain interest.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Texas
Southern California
Texas A&m
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Tiny Gooch
Tundred
Fort Worth
Gooch
Southwest
Frank Anderson
Sewre
Col. Anderson
Lake Brownwood Regatta Draws Thousands Sunday
Lake Brownwood hosts the annual Regatta Sunday May 16 with a 12 event boat race program featuring about 35 top Southwest professionals. The event ends with the Regatta Queen Contest at 4 30 p m and drew an average 12 000 attendees over 20 years. Proceeds fund lake improvements for local sportsmen via the Brown County Sportsmen's Club led by president Sam Etter.
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Lake Brownwood
Brown County Sportsmen’s Club
Sam Etter
Southwest
Texas
Tennis Champions At Brady Tourney Win State Honors
Spectators at the Brady Texas tournament watched state champions in action as results from the Texas Interscholastic League contests in Austin last weekend showed all Heart of Texas champions advancing to state titles or runner up. Betsy Ross of Sonora won Class B girls singles. Della Collins and Carolyn Johnson of Clyde won Class B girls doubles. Freddie Kniffen of Clyde won Class B boys singles. Johnny Kniffen and Gene Cook of Clyde were runners up in boys doubles to Eddie Strayhorn and Joe Smith of Pyote. Johnny and Gene were Brady finalists, ousted by Nathan SulteMeier and Kermit Heimann of Fredericksburg. In the state meet, Nathan and Kermit fell in Class A boys doubles to John Meddlin and Larry Patterson of Freer.
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Heart of Texas
Austin
Gene Cook
Eddie Strayhorn
Joe Smith
Pyote
Johnny
Gene
Nathan Sultemeier
Kermit Heimann
Fredericksburg
Nathan
Kermit
John Meddlin
Larry Patterson
Freer
Brady High Field Plowed and Reseeded for Fall Games
Brady High's football field was plowed and reseeded to improve turf for next fall. Maurice Kidd led the work with help from I. Z. Woodard Truck and Tractor Co. and Trewitt Implement Co. Brady Mills donated peanut hulls as fertilizer. Spring practice for Class AA teams was banned last year.
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Brady High
Maurice Kidd
I. Z. Woodard Truck and Tractor Co
Trewitt Implement Co
Brady Mills
Brady Hospital admits nine patients from several towns
Wednesday admissions include Mrs. A. J. Probst Jr Camp San Saba Joe Hal Carol Barekman Mrs W C Beck all of Brady Buddy Dockal Mason Joe Herrington Richland Springs B W Bradley San Antonio and Mrs Otha Kirkpatrick Katemcy.
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Brady Hospital
A. J. Probst, Jr
Camp San Saba
Joe Hal
Carol Barekman
W. C. Beck
Brady
Buddy Dockal
Mason
Joe Herrington
Richland Springs
B. W. Bradley
San Antonio
Otha Kirkpatrick
Katemcy
Brady Entries Fail to Place in League Meet
Brady High entries did not place at the late Interscholastic League contests in Austin. Brady set 12 track records or ties, with Ronnie Salter in the 880 and Sammy Loggins in the mile among Brady athletes. Abilene won Class AA, Andrews won Class A, Bangs won Class B. Colorado City placed second in Class A behind Hollis Gainey. James Segrest scored all 34 points for Bangs in Class B. Barbara Bodenhamer, Nancy Bruce, and Jaryl Young represented Brady in literary events.
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Brady High
Austin
Brady
Ronnie Salter
Sammy Loggins
Abilene
Andrews
Bangs
Colorado City
Hollis Gainey
James Segrest
Barbara Bodenhamer
Nancy Bruce
Jaryl Oung
Lohn Girls Win Softball Crown
Lohn's junior girls captured the district softball title in playoffs at Eden on Saturday. They beat Eden 6 to 20 and Goldthwaite 15 to 29 to claim the championship.
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Lohn Girls
Lohn
Eden
Goldthwaite
Wynnette Moore
Shirley Hemphill
Shirley Hodges
Jannette Solsberg
Mary Watkins
Joy Frost
Joclle Doyal
Jeanine Simmons
Dianne Smith
Eola
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Lions Club
Charlie Dye
Korky Steffens
Claude Ryan
Doyle Adams
Joe Banks
Gary Turner
Ramon Teller
Johnny Rubio
Rudy Garcia
Greg Dye
James Zumwalt
George Jones
Craig Steffens
Baker Harper
James Jowers Teddy Joe Wooddall
Jaycees
Creek
Tssa Rotary
Aed
Nal
Rotary Jaycees
Nesai Legion
Rotary VE Cent Jaycees
Hunter Wigginton
Wayne Smith Lee
Bracy
Harry Bowden Knox Jr
Boswell
Donnie Finn Derrell Johnson
Donnie Wallin
Mike Dale
Fred Solis
American Legion
Vernon Dorsett
R. C. Turner
Donnie Anderson
Lee Beeman
Harold Turner
Roger Spiller
James Davis
Oscar Turner
Johnny Marano
Lydon Myrick
Sam Banks
Danny Rosenberg
Richard Turner
Lanny Dorsett
John Parker
Arthur Galindo
Tommy Evans
Jessy Haro, Jr
Raymon Camargo
Roy Dale Finlay
Hunter Ables
Tom Davis
Curtis Gleaton
Kenneth Eastman
Frankie Tomlinson
Roy Appleton
Joe Capps
Gerald Duncan
Roy Holliday
Joe King
Gary Lee Miracle
Donnie Hall
Gil Engdahl
Calvin Johnson
Manuel Ruiz
Ansel Corder
Kent Doyle
Jesus Garcia
Eddie Gutierrez
Manuel Galindo
Gilberto Solis
Charles Reynolds
Bobby Brown
James Ables
Gene Henderson
Charles Hanson
Bluford Lawrence
Odis Cox
Ronnie Wolfram
Reggie Tomerlin
Martin Broad
Tommie Hall
Bobbie D. Davee
Jimmie Atherton
Gary Selman
Stanley Rogers
Dean Hahn
Edward Hernandez
Tommy Kyzar
Jimmy Leroy Hill James Ray Richie
Jesse Cortez
Eddie Barsch
Neil Black
George Taylor
Jerrell Lawrence Orville Wright
Danny Reagan
Roy Barrera
David Barker
the Colts
Carl Schoenewolf
Aaron Roper
Freddie Lawrence Kenneth Bode Carrol
D. Turner
Pat Kennerly
Charles Pence
Bill Bray Dickie Whitehead
Hector Villegas
Wesley Lawrence Kenneth Wayne Nowlin Walter Don Ziriax
Bill Harbour
Bobby Holcomb
Darrell D. Roper
Charles Kemmitz
Hugo Chavez
Eddie Turney
James Geer
Douglas Schoonewolf Garland L. Garner
Bobby Spence
Tedh Marshall
Benjamin Dillon
Og Legion
Jayeees Rotary
Lions Wae
Legion Rotary Wees Ween
Otary Legion
Soil Conservation Service
America
James P. Scroggin
Jack Mills
San Angelo
North Concho Lake
the Brady Hospital
Association of
Albert McCulloh, M. D
McLean’s Sporting Goods
Automobile and Casualty
Burnel Davis Agency
Lehman-Davis
Our Business Gibbons
Father and Son Insurance
Don F. Johnson
Gibbons
Fidelity Union Life Insurance Co
Dallas, Texas
Jackson Brothers
Gulf Service Station
Bridge Street
Pat
Selman’s
Marvin Selman
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