Brownfield Cubs rally to beat Plains 49 37 in nondistrict clash
Brownfield Cubs trailed after three quarters then exploded for 18 points in the final period to defeat Plains 49 to 37 Tuesday night. Bill Spears led with 18 points, Archie Jennings 11, and the team shot 78 percent at the line. Plains could only make 7 of 18 free throws as Brownfield moved to 2 7 on the year.
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Archie Jennings
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Jennings
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Nonn
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Lowe Willams
Long
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Trownfield
of Plains
Seagraves Beats Meadow 67 to 37 in Tuesday Cage Clash
Seagraves defeated Meadow Bronchos 67 37 on Tuesday night led by Chester Payne with four points. Hill Sturdivant and Don Carroll each scored 10 to pace Seagraves while Meadow had earlier won their preliminary scrap against Seagraves by 45 points.
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Meadow
Chester Payne
Hill Sturdivant
Don Carroll
Round John Virgin Featured In Naive Nativity Tale
A grade school class drew the manger scene with standard figures Mary Joseph baby Jesus and Wise Men. One boy drew a large outsider who the teacher asked about and the boy replied that the figure was Round John Virgin a humorous take that stood out from the rest.
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Mary Joseph
Jesus
John Virgin
Liability for Volunteers: Duty of Reasonable Care
In a hypothetical case Sally is injured on a hill while Mort Means, a stranger, helps her home. Courts hold volunteers owe a duty to exercise reasonable care and may be liable for injuries caused by negligence even without a formal duty. The article warns readers to seek legal advice and emphasizes facts affect law application.
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Sally
Mort Means
Mort
State Bar of Texas
Golf swing speeds show club head far faster than hands
In a golf swing the club head can reach speeds up to 120 miles per hour while the hands move at 30 mph or less. The disparity highlights how momentum is transferred through the shaft to propel the ball.
Gordie Howe Leads Red Wings In 18th NHL Season
Right wing Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings is in his 18th NHL season at age 35 and has been the league's most valuable player six times.
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Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Darrell Royal Called Fine Texas Coach After Undefeated Run
Associated Press profiles Darrell Royal of Texas, praising his seven year record of 58 wins 14 losses and 3 ties including a 28 1 1 regular season mark and 29 2 1 with bowls. It credits his block and tackle game plan and time management for keeping the ball and avoiding breaks. Royal is lauded as a master psychologist who builds morale and wins through discipline and conservative play.
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Texas
Darrell Royal
Royal
Seminole Over Brownfield 8th and 7th Grade Soars
Seminole avenged a prior loss by beating Brownfield 8th grade 49 to 37 and 7th grade 21 to 15. Brownfield 8th grade fell to 2 2 on the year while 7th grade is 1 and 3. Seagraves to face Brownfield this afternoon with 7th 8th and 9th grade teams playing at 4 pm.
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Seminole
Brownfield Junior High
Seagraves
Brownfield
Wy omme Quarterback Makes 6 Yard Punt Against Kansas
Quarterback Jim Hill of Wy omme fielded a punt and returned it for six yards against Kansas this season, highlighting the team's special teams effort.
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Jim Hill
Wyomme
Kansas
Advertising Will Lead Economic Growth Says Hodges
United States Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges argues advertising is the most efficient selling method and essential for demand. He says advertising will save billions in salaries, raise per capita income, and prevent price rises by supporting mass marketing and production.
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Luther H Hodges
United States
Hodges
Brownfield 9th Stalls Seminole for 39-31 Victory
Brownfield 9th pulled ahead early and never trailed to beat Seminole 9th 39-31, avenging a 41-36 loss last week. Timmons led with 14 points, Bell added 9, with Sansom Bielss Webster and Roberts aiding on the boards as Brownfield improves to 2-2. Seminole opened 11-8, but Brownfield surged to 21-15 by halftime and 31-20 after three.
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Bobby Bell
Larry Sansom
Glen Bielss
Mike Webster
Kenneth Roberts
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Roberts
Timmons
Mackey
Martin
Bell
Sansom
Webster
Kiwanis Club Holds Regular Meeting in Brownfield
Kiwanis Club of Brownfield met at 7 30 p m Monday in the Westner Cafe with president W D Bud Cotham presiding. Don Hendley led carols and plans were set for the Hootennany on Jan 11 with $1 adults and 50 cent children tickets. Bill Davis introduced as new member and J W Parrish as guest. 19 members attended.
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Brownfield Kiwanis Club
Westerner Cafe
W. D
Bud) Cotham
Don Hendley
Kiwanis
Charle Reece
Bill Davis
J. W. Parrish
All-America Football Film Offered For Community Showings
The 1963 28 minute All-America film, based on the 1963 All-America team selected by the American Football Coaches Association, is available for free public showings. Local Allstate offices or the Coaches Association can arrange screenings for community organizations as a public service.
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Allstate Insurance Companies
Allstate
F. P. Mims
Dallas
Allstate Insurance
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Chicago
Illinois
Jim Kelly
Notre Dame
Vern Burke
Oregon State
Tadies Carl Eler
Minnesota
Scott Appleton
Texas
Bob
Walter Camp
Yale
Collier's Magazine
Meadow hosts win in invitational cage title
Meadow roaches annexed the championship by routing Ropesville 47 23 as Bill Sturdivant led with 17 points while Mickey Smith had eight for the Eagles. Ropesville girls edged Meadow 36 35 to claim the division crown. Dave Hancock and Terry Brown paced New Home to a 63 54 win over Wellman. Treva Keith scored 23 for New Home girls in a 56 28 victory.
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Mickey Smith
Ropesville Girls
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Terry Brown
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