Comanche Indians and Maidens Triumph in Stephen City Tripleheader
Comanche Roundball Indians and Maidens visited Stephen ville for a three game set. Maidens edged Honeybees 52 49 as quarter margins favored the locals 7 0 first, 28 18 halftime, 40 33 third. Mazurek led with 24 points, McDougal 14, Andrews 12.
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Stephenville
Linda Mazurek
Jennifer McDougal
Sissy Andrews
Donna Rambo
Frances Mayer
Kimberly Renshaw
Cindy Moya
Roxanne Easley
Patricia Morgan
Sandy Blue
Dana Mayer
Jackets Beat CHL Indians 54 39 Behind Experienced Yellowjackets
Stephenville Yellowjackets defeated the local Indians 54 to 39 with a 15-6 first quarter lead, 32-14 at halftime, and 45-23 after three quarters. Jim Smith scored 13 points, Greg Edwards 9, Robert Grace 7, Mark Scou 5, James Richey 3.
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Gene Westmoreland
Indians
Stephenville Yellowjackets
Jackets
Jim Smith
Greg Edwards
Rober Grace
Mark Scou
James Richey
Kenny
Indians Rally to Edge Seville in JV Contest
The JV Indians trailed Seville early but flipped the script in the third period to beat Seville 45 to 40. David Richey led with 13 points while Joe John Edwards added 10. James Waldrop, Jerry Beene, Kelly West, and Rusty West contributed four or three points apiece.
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Clyde Evans Jr
Varsity Indians
Stephenville Boys
David Richey
James Waldrop
Jerry Beene
Joe John Edwards
Kelly West
Rusty West
Ronnie Wright
Roger Harris
Rick McBee
Comanche Junior High Cagers Win Only Game of Trip
Comanche Junior-High opened their basketball season Tuesday night in Stephenville with one win and three losses. The eighth graders edged Stephenville 17-15 led by Kenneth Feist six points and David Davis four. Other squad members included Jeff Hazelrigg Eddie Bill Stephen Hailey and several teammates.
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Comanche
Stephenville
David Davis
Kenneth Feist
Jeff Hazelrigg
Eddie Bill
Stephen Hailey
Mark Evan
Dale Hurst
James Hicks
Allen Nelson
Larry Kidd
Brent Hanks
Larry Morgan
Billy Helmsley
Roy Sudderth
Paps' 7th Grade Suffer Defeat As Stephenville Dominates
In a 7th grade game, local boys scored 10 points while Stephenville totaled 48. Monte Smith led with 6 points, Eddie Shube and Richard Crim added 2 each, with Elvin Brownlee, Kyle Couch, Dendy Feist, Randy Abbey, Kevin Wilson, Rocky Evans, and Bobby Evans also playing.
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Stephenville
Monte Smith
Eddie Shube
Richard Crim
Elvin Brownlee
Kyle Couch
Dendy Feist
Randy Abbey
Kevin Wilson
Rocky Evans
Bobby Evans
Girls Squads Suffer Losses In Local Matches
In eighth grade action Leia Andrews saw two Jr. High girls teams lose. The 8th grade were edged 17-14, while the 7th grade team won 18-2. Seven dozen players saw court for the 7th grade contest and lists players across both teams.
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Leia Andrews
Donna Everett
Deena Spivey
Laura Sliger
Laurie Mazurek
Pam Evan
Melinda Burch
Aletha Scott
Denice Johnston
Gale Hurst
Carolyn Vaughan
Lisa Clark
Janie Cleveland
Donna Elrod
Susan Parker
Jenny Vais
Dixie Mayer
Susan Lippe
Pam Scot
Kim Sowle
Brenda Davidson
Donna Bonick
Nabers Dinner Tickets On Sale In 55th District Banks
Dinner tickets for the Nabers appreciation event honoring Lynn Nabers state representative for the 55th district are on sale at Brown, Coleman, Comanche, Callahan, McCulloch, and Runnels County banks. The December 4 banquet at Brownwood Coliseum begins 8 p.m. with officials from across the state invited. Calvin Fryar, committee chair, will announce arrangements soon. contact O C Jarvis at 915 646-6579 for more details.
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Lynn Nabers
Sth
Brown
Coleman
Comanche
Callahan
McCulloch
Runnels
Brownwood Coliseum
Fryar
Wribute
Nabers
Compton Comptroller Rebates $14.5 Million in City Sales Tax
Comptroller Bob Bullock mailed checks totaling 14.5 million to 670 cities rebating October city sales tax. He said calendar 1975 rebates reach 223.7 million so far, with 154 of 824 cities still below the 500 dollar monthly rebate cutoff until December quarter.
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Bob Bullock
Bullock
Estate planning seminar at Texas A&M on gifts and wills
An upcoming Texas A&M University seminar on taxes gifts wills and trusts will cover minimizing federal estate taxes transferring property tax evaluation of agricultural properties probate costs and related topics. Economists from the Texas Agricultural Extension Service say attorneys tax officials and trust officers will discuss these items and advance registration is available through county extension agents.
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Texas A&m University
Texas Agriculural Extension Service
Couny Extension
Thanksgiving in Dallas with Seay relatives
Mrs. Clara Slack spent Thanksgiving in Dallas visiting her niece Mrs. Charlie Seay and Mr. Seay, enjoying family time away from home.
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Clara Slack
Dallas
Charlie Seay
Mr. Seay
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Putter) Jarvis
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