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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1968

Page

4

Cats Fall to Burkburnett on Friday Night

Childress Bobcats varsity lose 65-48 to Burkburnett while the JV falls 42-35 in the opening game. Mike Evans leads the Cats with 18 points as John Edwards nets 31 for Burkburnett. District 4-AAA action also sees Washington beat Hirschi 72-44 and Brownwood top Vernon 79-67.

Childress Bobcats Burk Burnett Childress Cate Varsity Brownwood CHL Bobcat JV Breckenridge Graham Hirschi Burk Burkburnett Childress Bobcats Buldogs Cats Bulldogs Bobcat Mike Evans Ben Bob Walker Johnny Hughes Jerry Dobbs Danny Havin Wieth Bruce Morey Dale Inman Larry Mooore John Edwards Vernon Washington Topac K. C. Session Benny Land John Baker Carl Holtman Marcus McEndree Curt Kufahl Wichita Falls Harrell Felly Donaldson Lonnie Jones Gary Baker Lane Bowen

Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame to induct five notable figures

Amarillo Texas hosts the Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame induction featuring Chesty Walker George Ausbach the late Gene Howe and world shot putter Randy Matson. Walker coached Phillips High School winning 172 games 8 ties 23 losses 1929 1956. Ausbach advanced Amarillo golf 1941 53 now San Antonio PGA exec secretary. Howe chaired Amarillo News Globe board died 1952 and served 10 plus years on the Texas Game and Fish Commission. Matson from Pampa accepting News Globe Athlete of the Decade Award.

Amarillo Tex UPI Chesty Walker George Ausbach Gene Howe Panhandle Randy Matson Walker New Orleans Saints Phillips High School Ausbach

Stallings Named A&M Athletic Director

Gene Stallings, head football coach in his third year at Texas A&M, was named athletic director by university president Earl Rudder. The appointment takes effect February 1 with salary terms not disclosed.

College Station, Tex UPI Gene Stallings Texas A&m Aggies University A&m Earl Rudder Stalling

Pro draft chatter splits hopes among Beban Carr and more

NFL draft buzz centers on Gary Beban UCLA quarterback and Fred Carr Texas El Paso linebacker as likely first picks. Minnesota Vikings chase Carr with Beban possible second if Munson deal falls through. Other top prospects include Kevin Hardy Notre Dame and Bob Johnson Tennessee center, with Lombardi eyeing Haven Moses San Diego State and Dennis Homan Alabama as early first-round targets.

U.S Milton Richman UPI New York Ga Bebaan Gary Beban UCLA Fred Carr University of Texas At el Paso Carr Minnesota Vikings Beban Kevin Hardy Notre Dame Vikings Giante Fran Tarkenton Bill Munson Los Angeles Rams Caards Rams Munson Cincinnati Bengals Lombardi Moses Johnson Bob Johnson Tennessee

Texans named to Scholastic All America high school team

Six Texas players earned spots on Scholastic Magazines 17th annual All America high school football team. From Houston were Ken Adams Ronnie Carroll Frank Ditta and Or White. Also named were Jack Mildren of Abilene and Riley Adoms of Corpus Christi.

New York UPI Houston Scholastic Ken Adams Ronnie Carroll Frank Ditta Or. White Jack Mildren Abilene Riley Adoms Corpus Christi

New Mexico Forests Span Thirteen Thousand Miles

Grey foxes are known to climb trees to elude pursuers, a behavior noted in New Mexico where 13,281 square miles of national forests shape wildlife and pursuit dynamics.

New Mexico

Mendel's Laws Sparked Genetics Despite Early Silence

The World Almanac notes Gregor Mendel, an Austrian Augustinian monk born 1822, discovered heredity laws and outlined genetics. He published his findings in 1865 66, but their impact lagged until 1900 when three European botanists independently revived his work.

Gregor Mendel World Almanac Mendel

Cowboys Have Choice in Every Round of Draft

Dallas will select in all rounds of the NFL draft for the first time since 1960. GM Gil Brandt says the club is better prepared, with a 400-player dossier and computer scoring to pick the best available. Trades shift picks: 20th first round, 19th second, 21st third, and adjustments for rounds four with Colvin and other moves.

Dallas UPI Dallas Cowboys Houston Ralph Neely Gil Brandt Cowboys Tom Hardin New York Tom Landry Tex Schramm Brandt Kansas City Cleveland Minnesota Lance Renzel Chicago Austin Denney Mac Percival New York Giants Jim Colvin New Orleans Larry Stephens

Coast Guard Creation and Clemson Desegregation Milestone

Almanac entry recalls 1915 Coast Guard creation and 1963 Clemson College desegregation with Harvey Gantt becoming the first Black student to enroll with whites in South Carolina. Also notes 1922 Knickerbocker Theatre roof collapse and 1965 Katzenbach named US attorney general.

United Press International Yig New Pheas Venus Mars Saturn Jupiter Mercury Congress Coast Guard Washington Knickerbocker Theatre Harvey Gantt South Carolina Clemson College Nicholas Katzenbach Isaac Goldberg

High Point News Briefs From Local Houseguests and Visits

Local notes list houseguests in Lawton Oklahoma and Midland Texas, funerals in Childress, a farm sale near Lockney, and a Brotherhood WMU dinner at First Baptist Church Childress with speaker Miss Blanche Groves. Additional items cover moves to 705 Ave B NW Childress, students returning to McMurry College Abilene and West Texas State University Canyon, and several family visits to Spearman Livermore and San Francisco areas.

F. E. Biddy Bill Kelleys Allan Neighbor Lawton Okla Ray Kelley Midland Roy Marion Haskell Clyde Hackler Mattie Caradine Childress Allan Jones J. B. Goodsons Amarillo Earl Hackler Bill Kelley Floyd Biddy Elbert Kelley Arthur Rothwell W. W Holman Wilson McMurry College Abilene Holman Lila Ruth West Texas State University Canyon Cee Wee and King Memorial Methodist Taylor Hobbles Sarah Hobbles Spearman Delmer Jones Less Hein Livermore Calif Oakland San Francisco

Texas lands two high school athletes in letter of intent

James Breazealle of Sam Houston High School signs a baseball LOI with the University of Texas and will enroll for the spring semester as a mid term graduate. Tommy Woodward of Abilene High School signs a football LOI with the University of Texas.

Ausin Tex UPI James Breazealle Sam Houston High School of Houston University of Texas Breazealle Texas Austin, Tex Tommy Woodward Abilene High School

Sunday TV Listings for January 28, 1968

TV schedules across KV, KFOX, KGNC, and KAUZ detail daily children shows, church programs, news, sports, movies, and comedy shows. Notable entries include First Baptist Church services, Meet the Press, Bonanza, Walt Disney World of Color, Ed Sullivan, The Tonight Show, and regional sports features with various times and channel allocations.

Kfox TV Playhouse Harriet Craig First Baptist Church Meet the Press Naked City Los Angeles Frank McGee College Bow Fipper Wid Knedom World of Color Bonanza High Chaparral Kgnc TV Channel 4 Herald of Truth Cotton John Glory Road Polk Methodist Church Hellcats of the Navy Dakotas Wnews FDA Wills the Lefevers Lone Star Sportsman Smothers Bros Theatre One Kauz TV Under Dog Alcorn Singers Insight National Hockey League New York Philharmon 21St Century Lassie Gentle Ben CBS News

Television Guide Listing for January 29, 1968

A dense schedule listing TV channels KGNC KVII and KFDA with daily programs from morning through late evening. Includes news, talk shows, game shows, soap operas, children’s programs, and Westerns. Names include NBC CBS and various show titles like Jeopardy The Edge of Night Captain Kangaroo and Beverly Hillbillies.

Guiding Light Dick van Dyke Mister Mimikin Mr. Ed CBS News KFDA Amarillo College Farm&Ranch News Beverly Hillbillies Andy of Mayberry

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