Physicals Set For Prospective Male Athletes
Stownfield doctors will give physical examinations to all prospective male high school athletes this Friday at 7 30 p m in the fieldhouse. All athletes from freshman to senior must report for exams to participate in any Interscholastic League sport. Those missing the session must later pay to obtain a physical. Football workouts begin Monday with two a day sessions for varsity and B team players, 9 10 30 a m and 5 7 p m. Freshman grid workouts start August 26 and junior high on September 3.
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Stownfield
Doug Cox
Cox
Substitution Rule Clarified by Harold Vv. Ratliff
The new substitution rule in football, clarified by Harold Vv. Ratliff, allows unlimited substitutions on certain downs while limiting on others, and aims to make players two way only. It seeks balanced play, reduces record keeping, and may reduce squad sizes but leaves debate about actual cuts.
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Harold Vv. Ratliff
Union Coach Resigns for Sanderson Assistant Role
Union School coach Don Carper submitted his resignation to superintendent James McIlroy last week to accept an assistant football coach position at Sanderson. The post includes coaching an eight man team. Carper, a Texas Tech graduate, has spent one year at Union and is a native of San Angelo.
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Don Carper
Union School
James Mclroy
Sanderson
Carper
Texas Tech
San Angelo
Grandson of Brownfield Woman Dies in Drowning Accident
Ronnie Rose, 16, grandson of Mrs. J. R. Rose of Brownfield, drowned Monday at Carlsbad municipal beach while swimming the Pecos River during a church outing. He was a Monterey High junior, member of the Vandelia Church of Christ and the Spanish Club. Survivors include his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E Rose, two sisters, a brother, and his maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Parker of Hobbs.
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Ronnie Rose
J. R. Rose
Brownfield
Vandelia Church of Christ
Lubbock
Ernest E Rose
Pecos
Carlsbad
Ronnie
Monterey High School
Spanish Club
Monterey
Shirley
Norma Jean
Jerry Wayne
E. F. Parker
Hobbs
Diversion of Feed Grain Acreage Increases in 1964
The program allows producers to divert up to 50 percent of feed grain base acreage in 1964, up from 40 percent in 1963. Diversion from 40 to 50 percent earns maximum diversion payments on all diverted acres, with a cap of 25 acres if this exceeds 50 percent of the base.
Vapor mistaken for smoke triggers alarm at plant
Chief Phillip Thompson explains the alarm at the plant was raised when a vapor produced by electrical heating of chemicals was mistaken for smoke. The incident highlights safety and detection challenges in industrial facilities.
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