Keglers Post High Series in Local Bowling Leagues
In Best Yet League Monday, Tommy Wilson led with 581, Jim Thorton 551, Jerry Kapler 557, Johnie Pye 509, and Kay Lynn 499. High games featured Thorton 221 and Wilson 224. Kapler 209. Pye 189. Burnett 186. Right and Lefts beat Steppers, High Balls over Missing Four, Strike Outs over Us Four, Misfits over Go Getters. In the Vacationeers League Tuesday, Amalio Garcia topped with 599 and 216, Clarence Livesay 587, Vic Herring 550, Clyde Glover 538, Sue Doss 546, Viola Simmons 483, Joyce Hall 453. High games included Garcia 216 and 202, Doss 201, Herring 193, Barrett 164, Hall 170. Tigers beat Trailblazers, Rangers over Blahs, Surfers over Dusters, Tourists over Off Beats, Impossibles over Sandies, Campers over Travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Wilson
Jim Thorton
Jerry Kapler
Johnie Pye
Kay Lynn
Troy Smith
Ramona Thorton
Peggy Kapler
Winnie Burnett
Wanda Rockey
Clyde Glover
Vic Herring
Amalio Garcia
Clarence Livesay
Sue Doss
Viola Simmons
Joyce Hall
Vicola Simmons
Vi Barret
Optimist Club Adds Two New Members in Brownfield Drive
Brownfield Optimist Club welcomed Carey White and Donald Park at its noon regular session. The club continues its annual membership push with a prize drawing offering a free weekend trip to Rui doso for the member securing up to three new members. Brenda and Sheryl Johnson visited grandparents C. H. and Mrs. Johnson of Brownfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield Optimist Club
Carey White
Donald Park
Ruidoso
Brenda and
Sheryl Johnson
Mrs. C. H. Johnson
Brownfield
Ruth League games postponed by rain and Friday slate
Babe Ruth League action was halted as rain washed out Friday games including Cardinals Pirates after early innings. Monday results saw Dodgers beat Cubs 8 to 6 with Lepard winning, Wright top Dodgers batter. Pirates beat Yankees 6 to 4 with Vera winning. Thursday's Red Sox beat Cardinals 10 to 8 as Dodgers Pirates clash yielded 17 to 9 Pirates win. Standings listed.
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Cardinals
Pirates
Dodgers
Cubs
Russell Lepard
Billy Blankenship
Johnny Gonzales
Rodney Bond
Dayton Kennemer
Bryan Goldston
Billy Wright
Greg Joplin
Ronnie Buran
Yankees
Carlos Vera
Vera
Terry Wilkes
Ed Ryburn
Shannon Brooks
Mark Moore
Ronnie Coleman
Ricky Willis
Fay Goldston
Ezell Brown
Red Sox
Bobby Adkins
Don Brookshire
Max Martin
Dusty Miller
Jessie Lazada
Phillip Carey
David Murphy
Greg
Bruce Rogers
Scott George
Red Sox Yankees
Razorbacks to Challenge Mothers in Pee Wee League
The Razorbacks meet their mothers in a public game at 8 p.m. Friday June 27 at Coleman Park Little League Field. Umpire Dean Murphy and coach Dr Morris Knox will oversee the event with Jimmy Billings leading the Razorbacks for what promises entertaining baseball action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Razorback
Pee Wee League
Little League
Coleman Park
Dean Murphy
Morris Knox
Jimmy Billings
Razorbacks
Billings
Evans Enrolls in VIE Summer School at Texas A&M
Robert D. Evans from Shine nery Lane joins the 22nd annual VIE Summer School for vocational industrial education teachers at Texas A&M. Evans, an auto mechanics instructor, is among about 300 instructors statewide. E. C. Fisher says the program focuses on teaching methods rather than trades to help teachers relay practical knowledge. He notes most industrial teachers come from industry and the course aims to align teaching with current industry needs as schools meet rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Evans
Shinenery Lane
Texas A&m
Fisher
Brownfield UCT Plans Annual Picnic at Coleman Park
Members of Brownfield United Commercial Travelers schedule their annual picnic in Coleman Park at 7 p.m. on Monday June 30. Families and guests are invited. The gathering marks the last regular meeting of the Council until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield United Commercial
Coleman Park
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Optimist Club
Babe Ruth
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Star Pete
VIE
Bobby Rivera
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Buck’s Custom
Lee
Conshohocken
Shook Tie Co
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