Thompson leads Alley Katz as top bowler in Tuesday action
Thompson rolled 191 and 543 series to top Alley Katz women bowlers. Herring, Ann, and Mackey finished behind him. Brenda Martinez claimed second in 800 and 1600 meter runs, with Reed winning discus and Morin placing in jumps. Hayes and Paxton posted high scores. Navell Brooks notched first 200 game. Donnie Gregg and Madeline Pickett high games noted. Larry's Exxon led team series at 3019. Levi Modisette and Joanna Reed top His and Hers lanes. Bob's Welding led team series with 2456.
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Neil Thompson
Alley Katz
Thompson
Janet Herring
Ann
LaShawnda Mackey
Brenda Martinez
Becky Morin
Janifer Reed
Kristi Hock
Holly Dodd
Amanda Morin
Heidy Stanfield
Shirleen Melcher
Alisha Dyess
His and Hers
Levi Modisette
Joanna Reed
Modisette
Brownfield High nets win tourney and prep for regionals
Brownfield High School varsity tennis finished first in the Levelland tournament and beat Lamesa 2-2 in a duel meet. Scott Nettles and Jay Davis led boys singles with multiple wins while Nettles-Davis, Gillespie-Cottrell, and Hope-Ellis claimed top doubles titles. Nettles and Davis undefeated in Levelland, with Dodd-Kingsley first in boys 2 doubles and Rogers-Lassiter first in girls 1 doubles.
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Brownfield High School
Lamesa
Levelland
Cub Netters
Texas Tennis Coaches Association
Abilene
BHS
Scott Nettles
Daniel Pompa
Jay Davis
Chad Norris
Jimmy Hope
Mark Culp
Kyle Kingsley
Richard Smith
Darren Gillespie
Lance Steen
Timmy Hope
Eddie Saldona
Cal Cottrell
Kiley Gruben
Boys
Davis
Nettles
Smith
Pompa
Dodd Kinglsey
Norris
Stone
T. Hope
Ellis
Smith & Stone
Gillespie
Cottrell
Saldona
Gruben
Porter
J. Hope
Swafford & Patel
Staci Rogers
Jennifer Smith
Joni Lassiter
Shannon Moore
Amy Knight
Brittney McKinney
Carol Cox
Lisa Stephens
Sharla Blay
Stacy Rodgers
Kelly Zorns
Rachelle Cohorn
Carrie Tucker
Sheri Hutchens
Rogers & Lassiter
Smith & Moore
Knight & Simpson
Pinkerton & Stephens
Cox & Dodd
Cohorn & McKinney
Tucker & Blay
Hutches & Rodgers
Nettles and
Dodd & Kingsley
Rogers and Lassiter
Box
Knight
Massachusetts Deer Protection Law of 1698
A historical note records that Massachusetts enacted the first law protecting deer from hunting in 1698, marking an early step in wildlife conservation. The act reflects colonial-era concerns over game preservation and predator control in New England.
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Massachusetts
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Dennis
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14Th Street
Elanco
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Chrysler
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Liberty
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