Cubs Struck by 1982 Season Hireling Season Preview
The 1982 Cubs in 3-AAA compiled a strong district run, advancing smoothly to the district state phase before a setback against Brownwood. Littlefield headlines additions with four new defensive players, including Larry Coffman, humor Hoder, Steve Lewis, and Dickie Montgomery. Hodge, a 145-pound running back, may join Grover Pigrum in offense, while Brownfield and Littlefield rely on a winked T formation. Next week the Cubs host Hobbs, New Mexico, at Cub Stadium for their first home game of the year.
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Cubs
Littlefield
Larry Coffman
Humor Hoder
Steve Lewis
Dickie Montgomery
Wildcats
Hodge
Muleshoe
Grover Pigrum
Brownfield
Cub Stadium
Hobbs
New Mexico
UIL Outlines Proper Treatment Of Game Officials
UIL urges schools to protect and show courtesy to game officials in football and basketball. Code requires acceptance of officials' decisions and safe handling of misconduct, with police protection, barriers, pre game announcements, and pursuit of legal action against offenders.
Brownfield Cubs Schedule Sparks 1963 Grid Campaign
Brownfield varsity Cubs open the 1963 season in Littlefield Friday night with the junior squads set for Sept ember 19 against Seminole. The schedule lists nine district 3-AAA games from Sept 13 to Nov 22 plus junior high and B team fixtures with varied kickoffs and venues.
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Brownfield
Littlefield
Hobbs
Andrews
Seminole
Levelland
Colorado City
Snyder
Lamesa
Lake View
Sweet Water
AAA
Scholarship Fund Aided By Golf Meet
The API Blind Bogey Golf Tournament raised about 1300 to 1500 dollars for scholarships, netting less than last year’s 2000 after drawing 402 golfers from West Texas. Four Texas Tech engineering students on South Plains Chapter scholarships will benefit, with 260 prizes totaling around 5000 dollars awarded at the Saturday barbecue closing the two day event.
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API
Bob Boswell
Cities Service Onl Co
West Texas
South Plains
Texas Tech
Bronchos Hope to Build on 1963 Returnees
Brownfield Bronchos enter 1963 with 12 lettermen and 10 regulars under coach Duane Locke. The backfield features Bill Sturdivant and Don Carroll, with Jerry Liles at quarterback and a mix of Hesters and Ingram at running back. Returning linemen include Richard Copeland, Leonard Melcher, and Jerry Hester. Openers include Amherst and Whiteface before home non district game against Lepens.
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Meadow Broncho
Duane Locke
Adam Perez
Timmy Melcher
Steve Williams
Floyd Wilson
Jerry Blair
Jerry Williams
Dennis Varderman
Freddy Tucker
Richard Parrish
Jerry Liles
David Sharp
Joe Bell
Tony Deleon
Richard Copeland
Dwain Hester
Don Taylor
Joe Young
Tommy Burton
Mark Huise
Don Carroll
Jimmy Melcher
Randy Farbus
Zane
Pg the Meadow
Corral
Locke
Broncs
Lad Sear
Tish
Reading
ENML
Witeh
Bill Sturdivant
Sturdivant
Witner
Preletterman Carroll
Gary Holland
Larry Ingram
Leonard Meicher
Jerry Hester
Letterman
Jimmy Mieicher
Meadow Eleven
Grid Preview Staged Here by Quarterback Club
A grid preview at Cub Stadium Monday evening showcased red and white jerseys as coach Doug Cox led a dry run of plays for varsity and B team players. After the program, attendees moved to Oak Grove Elementary for an ice cream supper. W A Wolf urged car caravan to Littlefield for the Cub opener and announced club memberships at $5 annually.
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Cub Stadium
Doug Cox
Oak Grove
W A Wolf
Littlefield
Edmiston wins junior barrel race at Lubbock play day
Bruce Edmiston son of Mr and Mrs Hugh B Edmiston of Brownfield won first place in junior boys barrel racing at a Lubbock play day. He competed with the Champions of District 1 of the National Association of Sheriff Posses and Riding Clubs. The victory plus two seconds and a third earn him a spot in the national contest in October in Lubbock.
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Bruce Edmiston
Hugh B. Edmiston
Brownfield
Lubbock
National Association of Sheriff's Posses
Instrumental Music Study: A Path to Better Students
A survey by the American Music Conference shows school age musicians up 4 percent in a year, outpacing overall student growth. Educators including Dr Maxwell Rafferty and Rev Joseph Mytych credit music with improved discipline, achievement, and IQ, noting music links to science and math through practical projects in classrooms and labs.
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American Music Conference
Mus
Ralph W. Lanz
Los Angeles
White Plains
New York
New Trier High School
Winnetka
Ilinois
AMC of Scientists
Rural mail carriers named for survey routes
The record lists rural mail carriers involved in a community survey. J. W. Nelson route one Luther Malcolm route two James B. King route three Mrs Tommy Kelly route four and Bill Reick route five are named as survey workers.
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J. W. Nelson
Luther Malcolm
Jamesb. King
Tommy Kelly
Bill Reick
Registered Bulls Sold by Brownfield Breeder to Plains Buyer
M. M. Smith of Brownfield sold three registered Aberdeen-Angus bulls to Jim Cunningham of Plains. The sale was announced via the American Angus Association in St. Joseph, Missouri.
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M. M. Smith
Brownfield
Jim Cunningham
Plains
Police log reports crashes and theft at Brownfield
County page notes a 1951 Ford pickup driven by Robert Wasmack and a 196 Buick wagon driven by William McKinney causing minor damage. A $350 golf club set was stolen from Brownfield Country Club. Also logged are shoplifting by a nine year old, a man refusing to sign a traffic ticket, and several drunkenness arrests.
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North Baklard
Robert L. Wasmack
W. Lake
William T. McKinney
Ik. Cardwell
Brownfield Country Club
John Burnside
Lubbock
Brazilians Reuse Surplus Coffee Beans In Curious Experiments
Brazilians experiment with surplus coffee beans for cafefe production and create lipstick from red berries, exploring unconventional uses of coffee plant byproducts and agricultural waste.
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Littlefield Wildcats
Brownfield Cubs
Cub
David Auburg
Archie Jennings
David Winkles
Larry Picket
Pat Wheeler
Jim Purteil
Gary Karr
Ray Brown
Joe Ervin
John Best
Randy Bishop
Gayle Gatford
Larry Beadles
Mickey Beck
Vernon Bingham
Wayne Hall
Snedeker
Jim Purtell
LE Jerry Cox
Vaerr
Nm Bingham Randy
David Busek
Kim Chambers
Larry Pickett
Steve Lowe
Jonn Best
Robert Bolton Arms Jennings
Larry Wood
Connie Vernon
Ray McKinney
Jace Fletcher
Ronald Sitton
Gerry Sunn
FE John Carl
UIL
Denver City
Sth
Brownfield News Herald
James Verner
Anherst
Lepens
Hichard Copeland
St. Letterman
Tony Dejcon
Leonard Melcher
Waterman
Jr. Letterman
Zane Wiicit
Pack
Tomney Burton
Vionty Caswell
Physian Melcher
Soph Letterman
Mark Hulse
Soph
Freddie Tucker
Jerry Willams
Steve Willians
Bill Stundivant
Jetterman
Tim Melener
Amherst
Whiteface
Lorenzo
Whitharral
Bovina
Ropesville
G& Amherst
Cooper
Wilson
New Home
Sands
Cops Barrel Racing
Maxwell Rafferty
California
Sion
Joseph Mytych
Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago
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