Big Spring Rolls Past Brownfield In 67 45 Victory
Big Spring defeated Brownfield 67 to 45 as Leonard George led with 21 points and Tommy McCollough added 9. Brownfield struggled after a 14 12 first quarter, trailing 35 19 at halftime and 56 27 after three quarters.
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Brownfield
Big Spring
Tommy McCollough
McCollough
Leonard George
Frances Bell PTA Program Hosts White Speaker Tonight
Frances Bell PTA convenes at 7 39 p m in Brownfield Junior High Cafeteria with White of Lubbock as third speaker in the American Heritage series. Introduced by Mrs Cecil Knox, music pupils under Miss Glyn da McWilliams perform Christmas carols. Brownfield falls 59 28 as Big Spring leads 16 10 35 18 50 18. Joe Fiala tops Brownfield with seven, others score two to four points. Brownfield meets Big Spring again Tuesday.
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Lubbock
Frances Bell Pta
Brownfield
Cecil Knox
Glynda McWilliams
Big Spring
Brownield
Iton
Joe Fiala
Ronnie Shepherd
Ronald Farquhar
Jackie Fletcher
Connie Vernon
Archie Jennings
Jimmy Purell
Vernon Bingham
Ty Cobb's Big Day Highlights Tigers Victory in 1925
Ty Cobb homered three times and added two singles and a double for Detroit against the St. Louis Browns in 1925. The Tigers totaled eight doubles a triple and four home runs in the game.
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Ty Cobb
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
East Reppto and other directors up for election on Jan 3
The article lists current and retiring directors of the chamber slate and election terms ending in 1963. Names include L. G. Smith Joe Ed Sullivan Alton Webb Gene Gunn Bill McGowan Vircle Travis Jim Bayless James Thurman Paul Farrar John Kendrick and others. A canvassing committee with Ned Self Dennis Lilly Gene Gunn O R Douglas Bill McGowan Jim Thurman and Vircle Travis prepared the nominee list.
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East Reppto
L. G. Smith
West Broadway
Joe Ed Sullivan
East Hester
Alton Webb
Tahoka Road
Gene Gunn
Bill McGowan
Buckley
Vircle Travis
Tate
Jim Bayless
James Thurman
Paul Farrar
John J. Kendrick
Chamber
Ned Self
Dennis Q. Lilly
Gunn
O R Douglas
McGowan
Thurman
Travis
Permian Basin Railroad plan advances with 68 mile route
At a Wednesday meeting the board heard an update on a proposed 68 mile railroad from Seagraves through Andrews to Odessa named the Permian Basin Railroad. Bill Thomas of the Andrews Chamber of Commerce outlined an estimated 3.5 million construction cost, a three month build window, and a possible year for ICC permits as they plan freight links crossing Santa Fe and Texas & Pacific lines. A separate item reported a minor pickup accident on West Main injured Rickey Haney, 4, who was treated and released from Brownfield General Hospital.
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Seagraves
Andrews
Odessa
Thomas
Initerstate Commerce Commission
Permian Basin Railroad
Permian Basin
Rickey Haney
Verdel Haney
Tahoka Road
West Main
Brownfield General Hospital
Hornets Return to AHL After Five-Year Absence
The Pittsburgh Hornets resume play in the American Hockey League after a five year hiatus, marking a notable comeback for the franchise.
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Pittsburgh Hornets
Turner family visits relatives in Roswell New Mexico
Mr and Mrs K Lanse Turner and children on Lamesa Road and her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Anderson of Plainview visited Mr and Mrs Frank DaHard and their children in Roswell New Mexico recently.
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K. Lanse Turner
Lamesa Road
Elmer Anderson
Plainview
Frank Da‘Hard
Roswell, N. M
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