Fulford Urges Lions to Join Booster Club and Support Cubs
W A Dub Fulford Brownfield High Booster Club president urged Noon Lions Club members to join the booster club and buy season football tickets. Dues are 5 dollars, season tickets 7.50, saving 50 cents per game. Lions urged to attend all games to back the Cubs as head coach Harold Teal praised the team’s progress.
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W.A
Dub’’ Fulford
Brownfield High School
Noon Lions Club
Fulford
Lions
Cubs
W. A. Leigon
Harold Teal
Troy Haynes
Skeeter Hanes
Lubbock Municipal Airport
Hanes
A P I Hosts Lucky 17th Blind Bogey Golf Tourney
The South Plains Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute hosts the 17th Annual Scholarship Blind Bogey Golf Tournament at Brownfield Country Club on Sept 10-11, 1971. Proceeds fund engineering scholarships at Texas Tech and South Plains College, totaling 17,500 in prizes. Entry is $5 per person with a Saturday barbecue ticket included.
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Bowman Motor Company
A.P.I
Brownfield Country Club
Lou Henson
South Plains
American Petroleum Institute
Texas Tech
High Plains
South Plains College
Levelland
Boweman Motor Company
Brownefield
Charlie Price Real Estate
Brownfield
Mike Dugger
Weldon arrives for duty at Fort Lee AFB Virginia
Sergeant Larry W. Weldon son of Mr and Mrs S E Weldon 905 South Pecos has arrived for duty at Fort Lee Air Force Station Virginia assigned to a unit of the Aerospace Defense Command protecting the U S against hostile aircraft and missiles He previously served at Hunter Air Force Base Georgia is a 1966 graduate of Oklahoma Texas High School and attended Texas Technological University Cy Young of the Boston Americans pitched the first perfect major league game on May 5 1904 without a Philadelphia base runner.
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Larry W. Weldon
S. E. Weldon
South Pecos
Fort Lee Air Force Station
Weldon
Compueter Systems
Aerospace Defense Command
U.S
Hunter Air Force Base
Oklainton, Tex
Texas Technological University
Cy Young
Boston Americans
Philadelphia
New Catalytic Converter Aims to Cut Vehicle Emissions
Arvin Automotive Aftermarket reports catalytic converters will reduce hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide emissions by oxidizing pollutants. Experimental units use a bed of catalytic pellets and convert exhaust gases into harmless byproducts. Two converters were tested in cars running lead-free gasoline for 50,000 and 68,000 miles respectively.
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Arvin Automotive
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Slaton
Kris
Pete Edwards
J. T. Bowman
T. C. Williams
Carl Hefner
A.P
Charlie Price
Newsfoto
Lubbock
Aim Lines
Tim Faulkenberry
Lion Boss
Bob Barker
Faulkenberry
Texas Lions
Oklahoma State
Charlie Beall
Lee Stover
Beall
Stover
Sgt. Weldon
Fort Lee Afb
Bowlers
Pelt NY
Uairwest
Stee
Browmfield
Jack Hamilton Tire CO
Aol
W. Main
Brownfield, Texas
Brownfield State Company