Legion Team Falls to Lubbock 808 6-0 at Cub Field
Brownfield loses 6-0 to Lubbock 808 powered by E Hooper who pitched the distance and struck out 10. Brownfield batters managed two hits as errors aided Lubbock. The loss ends Brownfield’s six game win streak but they remain atop the division and await tournament play. Brownfield then forfeits a planned game with Plainview, which will count as a 1 0 win for Brownfield in standings.
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Lubbock
Dunbar High School
Brownfield
Cub Field
Larry York
Bill Garcia
York
E. Hooper
Plainview
Plainview Thunderbirds
Thunderbirds
Tom Wheeler
American Legion
Plainview Mustangs
Mustangs
Terry da Ss
Elbert Perkins
Davis
Amador Tijerina
Brownfield Express
Joe Garcia
Garcia
Perkins
Willie Tijerina
Brother Amador
Plainview Rally Clips Brown Field In Final Inning
Trailing 5-3, Plainview narrows the gap in the seventh as two runs score and two batters reach on an error with two out. Dub Goodwin, who started the game, returns to the plate seeking the decisive hit.
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Willie Tijerina
Plainview
Brownfield
Gary Jones
Amador
Tijerina
Dub Goodwin
Coach raises out of turn to end tense Brownfield game
Brownfield Legion battles to the final inning as ix batting out of turn leads to an out and cancels the tying run. Umpire confirms the call ending the contest with Brownfield at 7-1. Kansas City Athletics schedule 28 exhibition games before the 1966 season with 12 in Bradenton Florida.
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John Jennings
Brownfield Legion
Littlefield
Cub Field
Kansas City Athletics
Bradenton Fla
Cargill Earns Texas Leaders Round Table Membership
Cargill is named a TRI Member Jackie Van Cargill of Great National Life Insurance earns membership in the Texas Leaders Round Table announced from Austin by TLRT executive secretary Tommy D. Morton. A member of the South Plains Association, Cargill is active in the Brownfield Optimist Club Terry County United Fund and Boy Scouts. The Cargills reside at 1316 E Broadway and attend First Baptist Church where he is a deacon.
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Cargill
TRI
Jackie van Cargill
Great National Life Insurance Company
Texas Leaders Round Table
Austin
Tommy D. Morton
TLRT
Texas Association of Life Underwriters
South Plains Association of Life Underwriters
Brownfield Optimist Club
Terry County United Fund
Boy Scouts of America
Cargills
E. Broadway
First Baptist Church
Better Homes For All Local Families Season For Home Buying
Local families weigh what they can afford and the monthly burden of a mortgage as spring and summer housing search begins. The piece outlines guidelines for different income levels and carrying costs to help households plan purchases amid typical seasonal demand.
Housing cost guidelines based on family income in Terry County
The article explains FHA and ABA guidelines suggesting home price limits around twice before tax family income. Terry County households with average earnings of about 9,350 can safety spend near 18,900, with regional differences. budgets typically allocate slightly more than one week's pay after taxes for housing.
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Federal Housing Administration
The
American Bankers Association
Terry County
Texas
Whiteface Is Wet Says Carr
Whiteface, 14 miles west of Levelland, was ruled wet by Attorney General Waggoner Carr. Max Hamilton, county attorney, said the decision came quicker than Brownfield’s due to a less complex case. The piece notes three questions about Brownfield’s status and voting eligibility if an election occurs.
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Levelland
Waggoner Carr
Max Hamilton
Hamilton
Brownfield
Local Girls Attend McMurry Summer Band Camp
Sheila Daniel and Nancy Ker ley are chosen for the 19th annual two week summer vacation band and twirling school opening July 10 on the McMurry College campus. They are juniors at Brownfield High School. Dr Raymond T Bynum heads a 15 member faculty of band directors and twirling instructors from West Texas. The program focuses on concert band and marching showmanship plus individual instruction in instruments conducting marching twirling theory percussion and drum majoring. A mature players course reading band is offered. Open to college and high school players with junior high age by director recommendation.
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Shelia Daniel
Nancy Kerley
McMurry College
Daniel Ferrell
Ralph Kerley
Brownfield High School
West Texas
Raymond T. Bynum
Ross Family Visitors from San Bernardino Calif
Mrs. Elmer Mc Collum sister to C E Ross visits this week at the Ross home with Kenneth McCollum her son and Mrs Sandra Gardner and her daughter from San Bernardino California joining their relatives.
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C. E. Ross
Elmer McCollum
Kenneth McCollum
Sandra Gardner
San Bernardino
Calif
Navy Re cruiting Station Extends Hours In Lubbock
Chief Petty Officer Marion W Reneau announced extended hours at the Navy Recruiting Station in Lubbock keeping it open Monday nights until 8 p m in addition to 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m and Saturday mornings to help late workers contact recruiters. The district will maintain these hours and construction workers are urged to inquire about enlisting in the Sea Bees for two years at an advanced pay grade. For details contact the Lubbock station. Barefoot kicker Dick Kenney kicked 1 field goal for a Michigan State record last season and missed six other attempts.
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Marion W. Reneau
United States Navy
Lubbock
Navy
Reneau
Navy Sea Bees
Dick Kenney
Michigan
Witnesses Conclude Three Day Annual Meet in Artesia
Jehovahs Witnesses finish a three day annual meeting in Artesia New Mexico with L M Dugan district minister from Brooklyn presiding and R L Sapp circuit minister among speakers. Dugan opened with Making Disciples of People of All Nations and led the model Ministry School. A baptism ceremony was held Saturday at 1 30 p m. The main discourse today at 3 30 p m asked Does God Have Influence in this Twentieth Century.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
Artesia
N. M
L. Knowles
Eddy County Farm
L. M. Dugan
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. L. Sapp
Dugan
Knowles
Seagraves Boy Is Army Cook
Pvt. Kenneth L. Parks, 19, of Seagraves, completed an eight week cooking course at Fort Ord California on June 17. He trained in cake pastry making meat cutting and serving food in Army mess halls and in the field after enlisting in February and completing basic training at Fort Bliss.
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Pvt
Kenneth L. Parks
Vernon H. Parks
Seagraves
Fort Ord
Calif
Parks
Army
Fort Bliss
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Oldsmobile
W. Broadway
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Shugart
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