Garcia Sharp as Cubs Win Bi District Battle
Garcia pitched a one hitter over the Steers as the Brownfield Cubs edged ahead 1-0 in bi district and earned a regional date with Seminole or Hereford. Nunn scored on a first inning infield hit aided by Veron and Denison. Davis retired 15 in a row. The Cubs improve to 16-5 and reach the regional round.
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Nates Galy
Brownfield
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Shabay
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Italso
Gancia
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Tom Davie
Arcie Jennings Garcia
Connie Vernon
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Bobby Denison
Gary Grenshaw
Johnny Best
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Wood
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Kan
B- Han
Bi J
Garcia P
Vernon
Collier
City Open Meet Launches Qualifying at CC Country Club
Qualifying for the annual Bro whfield Open Golf Tournament finished Friday at the local Country Club with pairings drawn for the three day event beginning Saturday. Paul Woods tied for a 73 and Johnny Keyes, current two year champion, features among hopefuls. Visiting parents noted as PFC Marvin Sanderson returns from Fort Wainwright Alaska.
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John Bolen
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Brownfield Scholars Shine In Class of 1964 Honors
Valedictorian Patricia Smyrl, 1962 valedictorian Ronnie Smyrl, and 1957 valedictorian William Smyrl are siblings of Mr and Mrs Garvin Smyrl Route 4 Brownfield. William earned a chemistry degree from Texas Tech 1966 and pursues a PhD at UC Berkeley. Ronnie is a Baylor junior with high honors. Patricia will study secondary education at Texas Tech. Byron Rucker praises their drive and curiosity.
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Texas Tech
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California At Berkeley
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Rucker
Hennie
Patricia
Honnie
CUB
Future Farmers of Americ
Garner Larner Graduate Today at New Mexico Military Institute
Cadets Third Classmen Private Thomas Ho Garner and Corporal George Larner are candidates for graduation today at the New Mexico Military Institute. Garner, son of Mr and Mrs Wal B Garner, appears on the Dean's List twice. About 220 cadets will attend the 8:30 a.m. commencement with Governor Jack M Campbell delivering the 71st Annual Graduation Address.
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George Larner
New Mexico Military Institute
Garner
Wal B. Garner
East
Tate
Larner
Ote Larner
RE. Reputo
Jack M. Campbell
New Mexico
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