Brownfield Drops 11-4 Ballgame to Ector in Errors
Brownfield Cub baseball committed seventeen errors in an 11-4 loss to Ector on Tuesday. Craig Collier singled and scored as Brownfield finally dented the scoreboard in the fifth, while Teddy Howell was out due to a grandmother’s death. Ector’s Gomez and Baker each had two hits in the Eagles’ victory.
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Craig Collier
Bitch Parker
Parker
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Ector
Collier Cameon
Teddy Howell
Gomez
Baker
Jackson
Joe Sharp
Joe Crawford
Tpwell
Brownfield
Andrews Mustangs Edge Cubs In Five Run Shaper
Andrews Mustangs beat the Cubs 3 to 2 as Floyd Lindsey hurled a five inning gem with two unearned runs aided by three Cub errors. Garcia and Archie Jennings drove in Cubs runs in the first. Andrews tied it in the third on Vin Betenbough’s single. Jerry Tidwell’s bunt and an error set up the decisive fifth for Andrews. Brownfield struggled with five errors, while Teddy Howell led Andrews with a .364 average and seven RBIs.
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Amalo Garcia
Cub
Andrews Mustangs
Andrews
Cubs
Mustang
Floyd Lindsey
Walx
Garcia
Archie Jennings
Jennings
Vin Betenbough
Secord
Jerry Tidwell
Brownfields
James Ivey
Mustangs
Celts
Teddy Howell
Connie Vernon
Howell
Brownfield Tennis Team Advances in Lubbock Meet
The Brownfield High boys doubles team of Ricki Smith and James Fulgham defeated a Lubbock duo 6-2 6-2 to reach the second round at the Lubbock Invitation Tennis Tournament last Friday, then fell to a Midland team in the next round.
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Brownfield High
Ricki Smith
James Fulgham
Lubbock
Midland
First-year squad exits in close first-round games
In early round play Randy Jones, Ronnie Gaasch, Nancy Benson, and Sher ron Jackson all fell 6-6 or 0-6 to Sweet water Pampa Lubbock Midland respectively. Coach Harold Andrews says the team showed promise and the experience will boost next year. The roster features six sophomores and only three girls with a spring clinic set for April 15 to attract eighth grade players.
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Randy Jones
Sweetwater
Ronnie Gaasch
Pampa
Nancy Benson
Lubbock
Sherron Jackson
Midland
Andrews
Brownfield Cindermen 3rd at Levelland warmup for Carlsbad meet
Brownfield Cub track squads placed third at Levelland Invitational led by runner ups Paul Howard and Jackie Fletcher. Two regulars missed action but the team still posted strong marks with Littlefield winning the team title and Brownfield set for the district 3 AAA meet in Sweetwater on April 6.
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Carlsbad
Brownfield Cubs
N. M
Don Hendley
San Angelo
Cubs
Tommy Bench
Ronnie Mason
Brownfield
Littlefield
Tite
Lamesa
Seminole
Hereford
Sweetwater
Final Day For Auto Tag Purchases At County Office
The article notes April 1 as the deadline to buy new license plates at the county tax office. It mentions a Texas House bill proposing slogans Lone Star State Valuation State or Texas Has Everything for plates, and another measure to drop the front tag saving about 490,000 annually.
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Texas House
Lone Star
Texas
Lupe Yzaguirre loses mile at Permian Relays in Kermit
Lupe Yzaguirre, Union’s top mile runner, finishes second at the Permian Basic Relays in Kermit with a 4 33.8. Web Loudat of Rowell, N. M., clocks a 4 30.1 to win the event. Fort Stockton takes the meet, while Kermit places a close second amid five new records.
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Union
Kermit
Yuaguirre
Web Loudat
Rowell
N. M
Yzaguirre
Fort Stockton
Sundown Track Plant Dedication Highlights Local Meet
Two Terry County schools Wellman and Meadow Place at Sundown helped dedicate Sundown’s new track plant. O'Donnell dominated the 16‑team meet with 92 points securing the team title. Franklin placed second in pole vault and Sullivan third in broad jump. Other teams in the standings included Morton Plains Seagraves and Tatum.
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Sundown
O'Donnell
Terry
Wellman
Meadow
Franklin
Sullivan
Morton
Plains
Seagraves
Tatum
Southland
Tahoka
Ropes
Wink
Anton
Post
Whitharral
Whiteface
Odorainex weight loss pill ad promises quick fat loss
An ad promotes ODRINEX as a prescription free weight loss pill claiming seven day fat loss with a money back guarantee. It says the tablet suppresses appetite while letting users eat preferred foods and notes pricing at $3.00 with full refund if unsatisfied. Brownfield Medical markets the product.
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Brownfield Medical
Bank Directors and Officers Listed in Corporate Statement
The document names directors and officers including L. J. Richardson Jr as executive vice president of Plumbing and Elec. Cont. Leonard Ellington as vice president and Robert K. Field as rancher. Also listed are John J. Kendrick as president and vice president, Dennis Lilly, H. McWhorter, C. E. Ross, W. B. Tudor as farmer and automobile dealer, with Frank H. Gorton as cashier and auditor.
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