Rod Tucker Named Outstanding Entry at Brownfield Track Meet
Rod Tucker of Brownfield earned outstanding entry honors in the 15-year-old group at the Brownfield Lions Club summer track meet held at Cub Stadium. He won the pole vault at 12 feet and placed in several other events as more than 400 youth from 18 West Texas towns competed despite heavy rain.
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West Texas
Cub Stadium
Brownfield
Abilene
San Angelo
Rod Tucker
Steve Dyer
Lubbock
Tucker
Robert Lepard
Brown
Littlefield
Plains
New Home
Roosevelt
Seagraves
Seminole
O'Donnell
Stanton
Idalou
Big Spring
Denver City
Odessa
Levelland
Meadow
James Morris
Brownfield Lions Club
Ere
City Council in Regular Session Meets at City Hall
Brownfield City Council will convene at 8:30 a.m. in the Council Room with Mayor Jack Hamilton presiding. A bid date for remodeling City Hall and the old post office will be set and the audit report discussed. Changes made December 7 in the Fire Zone boundaries also on the agenda.
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Brownfield
City Hall
Jack Hamilton
Trevino Seeks Open Glory With Lightning Wit
The new National Open champion Billy Trevino, a Mexican American and El Paso resident, jokes about buying the Alamo with prize money as golf’s bright new star. Texas Tech coaches plan a 1 p.m. outing at Brownfield Country Club with alumni and a dinner and film following.
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Billie Dove
Lee Trevino
Trevino
el Paso
Alamo
Mexico
Red Raiders Visit Brownfield for Golf Tourney and Dinner
The Red Raiders travel to Brownfield today for a 1 p.m. golf tournament at Brownfield Country Club with 20 plus visiting coaches and Red Raider Club members. A 6:30 to 7:00 p.m. dinner follows, featuring a 1967 Texas Tech football highlight film and a 1968 gridiron prospects review.
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Texas Tech
Red Raider
Brownfield
Brownfield Country Club
Red Raiders
Red Raider Club
Lubbock
J.T. King
Polk Robinson
Gene Gibson
Leete Jackson
Ralph Carpenter
Gerald Coppedge
Fred Norwood
Tom Wilson
Weldon Beckner
Gene Henderson
Clyde Prestwood
Bert Bartlett
Matt Lair
John Conley
Don Henry
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Brownfield State Bank & Trust Co
First National Bank of Brownfield
Brownfield Savings & Loan Association
Little League closes season with final games and All-Star plan
Brownfield Little League aims to finish this week with makeup games Thursday and Friday and determine final standings. Oilers vs Sports in Minor League action 6 PM and Dia ws vs Cubs in Major League at 8 PM precede All-Star selections. Blue Jean League crown went to Mustangs 10 4 over Raiders. Additional results include Giants 4 0 Red Sox, Indians 8 0 Red Sox, Braves 9 8 Giants, Buffs 12 7 Senators, Oilers 7 6 Cats, Senators 13 10 Cats, Buffs 10 6 Eagles. All-Star picks scheduled. players to report in uniform Friday. First Pitcher Taft started 1910 season tradition.
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Brownfield
Oilers
Diaws
Cubs
Blue Jean
Mustangs
Raiders
Giants
Red Sox
Jerry Roberson
Lewis Roberson
Indians
Miller
Braves
Grosstruck
Ray Brown
Mark Woods
Buffs
Senators
Woods
Cats
Eagles
Yankees
Eagles Cats
67 Crop Yields 92 900 Bales in Terry County
Terry County harvested 92 900 bales of cotton in 1967 per Texas Crops and Livestock Reporting Service. Report shows 92 900 acres planted, 87 800 harvested, and an average yield of 507 pounds per acre. County bale total 84 084 excludes cotton ginned outside the county.
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Terry County
Texas Crops and Livestock Reporting Service
Austin
Jim Foy
Texas Employment Commission
Foy
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Wenzle
Jenkins
Harrison
Smith
Price
Wenzel
Sealy
Lepard
Ryburn
Garner
Brock
Harrelson
Gaines
Jill Skupin
Roach
Karen Sparks
Jean Ann Jones
Martin
Jones
Anderson Food Way
Tokio
Shurfresh Biscuit
Decker
Ater
Ed Hargett
A&m
Bill Bradley
Texas
Bobby Shelton
Rice
Hargett
Aggies
Bradley
Longhorns
Robby Shelton
Shelton
R.S
Kca State Bank & Trust Co
Bob Smith
Oviers
Razorbacks
William Howard Taft
Fholmes van Service
Complete Tire
Best Tire
Shook
West Peer
Best Tire Buy
Shook Hook Tire Co
W. Main ST
Texaco
Sky Chief
Fire Chief
Itexaco
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