Seminole Cops Title as Fuhrman Leads 8th Grade Meet
James Fuhrman scored 45 points and racked 119 3/8 for Seminole to win the Cub Stadium meet. Brownfield finished second with 60 percent of the points, La Mesa third at 55 3/8, Levelland fourth at 44 3/8, and Post, Plains listed with smaller totals.
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DeMolay Week Observed By Wayland Parker Chapter
The Wayland Parker Chapter of DeMolays marks DeMolay Week March 17 24 with events across the city and around the world. Buzz Steele is installed master counselor at Masonic Hall succeeding Butch Parker. the chapter banquet date will be announced. DeMolay founded March 18 1919 in Kansas City MO now has about 2300 active chapters and nearly 3 million members.
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Bob) Cummings
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Ropes Girls Bow In Region Tourney
The Ropesville girls lost 63 to 36 to Claude in the Region 1-B first round at Canyon. Freda Pointer scored 20 of Ropesville’s 36 points. The Iowa legislature was the first to accept the Land Grant College Act.
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Cubs Fall 10-7 In Opener With Eagles Rally
The Brownfield Cubs opening game ended 10-7 as the visiting Odessa Ector Eagles staged a three run rally in the final inning. The Cubs showed strong play despite the loss on the windblown high school diamond friday afternoon.
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Eagles Triumph 10-7 In Wild Cubs Tilt At Brownfield
Eagles beat Cubs 10 to 7 as pitchers contributed wildness leading to a six run sixth inning. Ector hurled four innings and West wind aided Hernandez three run homer for the Cubs. Brownfield led 6-4 late, Best hit a three run shot, Cubs tied 7-7 in the sixth, Ector closed strong with three runs in the top of the seventh.
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