Bowling News Team Standings and Highs Report
Irene's Embroidery leads standings with 44 24 while Cameron Motors 41 27 and Citizens National Bank 39 28 meet near. Individual highlights include Irene's Embroidery 2262 series 790 game and Verne Goode 201 game 508 series for Cameron Motors. Team Standings list Schiguts 46.5 13.5 and Woodums 35.5 25.5 with others: Ben Milam Savings 34 26 Cameron Equipment 32 28 Culpeppers 29 31 Polk s Trucking 27 35 Barringtons 22 46 Ballows Hardware 14 46. Individual high games feature Ben Milam Inez Bittle 172 Claudia Summers 454. Schiguts Maryio Woods 181 464. Polks Edith Bell 147 426.
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Irene's Emb
Cameron Motors
Citizens National Bank
Johnson Cleaners
Ma‘mie Hefley Ins
Agency
McLanes Red & White
Eplen Furniture
Morton’s
Schiguts
Woodums
Ben Milam Savings and Loan
Cameron Equipment Co
Culpeppers
Polk’ S Trucking Service
Barringtons
Ballews Hardware
Ben Milam
Inez Bittle
Claudia Summers
Maryio Woods
Yoemen edge Belton in overtime 62 52 in district clash
Cameron coached by Max Graham rallied from a late deficit to beat Belton 62 52 in overtime. Troy Daniels led Cameron with 15 points while Belton’s Booker Russell had 16. Ronnie Bennett sparked Cameron in the fourth quarter and overtime, as Cameron extended its District 12 AAA North lead.
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Max Graham
Yoekagers
Cameron
Yoemen
Belton Tigers
Belton
Tigers
Yee
Tiger
Yeemen
Gary Hornung
Jafus White
Yeomen
John Barron
Ronnie Bennett
Bennett
Hornung
Troy Daniels
Booker Russell
White
Harry Brooks
Randy Sapp
Sapp
James Walker
David Russell
Lampasas Badgers
Area Basketball Thrall and Rogers Battle on Friday Night
Thrall defeats Rogers 44 42 in a tight Friday night tussle led by Sladek with 15 points and Sebek 16 for Rogers. Rogers rolls past Thrall 74 36 in the girls game with Barbara Sulack scoring 33 for Rogers. Taylor beats Gatesville 75 57 as Stoglin 27 and Fisher 21 lead. Milano tops Salado 54 42 with Davenport 25 and Acker 18 pacing the scorers. Cove edges Lampasas 59 57 as Davis and Carroll tie with 16 each.
Parents blamed for child firearm mishaps in Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife officials urge parents to share responsibility for firearm safety. Hunter safety head T. D. Carroll warns children lack judgment and self discipline and may injure themselves or others if left unsupervised. The department offers a voluntary safety program taught by volunteers. contact local game wardens for upcoming courses.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
T. D. Carroll
Carroll
Parks and Wildlife Department
Quoromen Vern Sanford Tactics For Safe Pleasure Boating And Handy Camping Tips
Cautious cruising rule urges staying within one third of fuel from home port to ensure return safely. Home remedies include oil on lug nuts to loosen tight bolts, a dual purpose gun rack for rods, four coffee cans and grill as a portable stove, and a sand filled dishpan alternative. Bee sting relief suggests sugar rubbed on the sting.
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