Indians Lose Thriller As Clyde Tops Maidens 60 58
Comanche boys fought to the end but Clyde pulled away in the final seconds to beat them 60 to 58. Maidens routed Clyde girls 70 to 40 led by Sarah Fletcher with 29 points as Comanche’s Kim Cockerham fouled out late. Local players and visitors noted in postgame summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Wayne Preston
Comanche Indians
Clyde Comanche
Indians
Comanche
Billy Williams
Williams
Kim Cockerham
Chris Evridge
Max Parker
Dubbie Preston
Luske
Cockerham
Parker
Evridge
Maidens Blast Cisco To Take District Title
Coach Leta Andrews Indian Maidens rout Cisco Queens 82 49 to clinch the district championship. Despite Cisco leading 17 15 after one, Comanche surged with 28 second quarter points and outpaced complete the 24th win in 29 games for the Maidens. Fletcher scored 36, Gleaton 28, Hicks 17 as Comanche secured a 9 0 district record and prepared to meet Eastland Friday. Indains beat Loboes 55 50. Parker 8 Evride 1 led Comanche scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CISCO
Indians
Leta Andrews
Cisco Queens
Queens
Comanche
Judy Cleaton
Sarah Fletcher
Fletcher
Gleaton
Susan Hicks
Jane Jolley
Wayne Preston
Loboes
Clyde Buldogs
Eastland
Billy Williams
Dubbie Preston
Eager
Max Parker
Kim Cockerham
Koyee Lubke
Chris Evride
Efferson Elliott
PAR Women's Golf Club Organized at Country Club
The PAR Women’s Golf Association formed with 31 members at a 1:30 p m meeting in the country club house. Mrs C M Caraway III of De Leon elected president with officers including Mrs Bobby Arthur as VP and Mrs Kenneth Henry as secretary. Other officers were named and committees formed. Dues set at 5 dollars annually and 6 dollars semi annually. Meetings scheduled for 9 a m each Tuesday with a luncheon the first Tuesday monthly. Members from Dublin De Leon and Comanche attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAR Women’s Golf Association
Howard Burttschell
C. M. Caraway III
de Leon
Bobby Arthur
Comanche
Kenneth Henry
Dublin
Tommy Taylor
James Wilkerson
Reorter
Handlcen
Mary Tate
W. J. Blackwood
Carl L. Hall, Jr
Charles Harris
Bill Brown
Charlies Tabor
Freddy Hammit
Bill Wilkerson
Jack
Jack Henry
Mack Brown
C. M. Caraway
Sam Weaver
Wayne Glick
Jack Smith
Clarence Schwartz
Jack Riley
Bill Dudhey
Bill Jeves
Joe Maxwell
Howard Buritschell
John Braziel
Howell Cobb
W. J. Parks
Floyd Prather
Fave Belle Ev
Sidney Girls Tie For District Basketball Title
The Sidney girls team shares the district lead after beating May Ivet while holding May to 3 percent. Key scorers include Wy nell Henry and Marcia Spalding with 42 and 66 points respectively, while Jeannie Wyatt Barbra Glasgow and Lune Rodriguez starred on defense. The Sidney boys fell 53-40 to May as Coach James Chapman shuffled players in for Zephyr games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
May
May Ivet
Jeannie Wyatt
Barbra Glasgow
Lune Rodriguez
Wynell Henry
Marcia Spalding
Kathy Spalding
Marcia
Sidney Boys
James Chapman
Zephyr
Blanket
Sidney High Names New Cheerleaders
The Sidney pep squad elected 1969 70 cheerleaders on January 21 at 2 30 p m in the high school library. Elected were Sherry Reed Debbie Ingram and Sheila Gilchrest. Drummers for the coming year are Mary Clark and Carol Mazurek. Meeting adjourned at 3 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney High School
Sherry Reed
Debbie Ingram
Sheliah Gilchrest
Mary Clark
Carol Mazurek
Community figures attend event with notable names
Ans, C. E. Tabor, W. D. Black wood, Bobby Arthur and Dalton Perkins attended. Mrs. Walter Durham, Jr. joined in spirit though unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans
C. E. Tabor
W. D. Blackwood
Bobby Arthur
Dalton Perkins
Walter Durham, Jr
Junior High Maidens Win District Title and 17-0 Season
Coach Leta Andrews leads the Junior High Maidens to back to back district championships and a perfect 17–0 season. The team also clinched Blanket and Comanche tournaments with standout players listed and several Comanche schedule results highlighted.
District 17-B Tournament At Gustine This Week End
District 17-B events at Gustine feature boys and girls rounds February 13 14 15 20 21 double elimination format. Star Gustine Pottsville Mullin Priddy races top spots with a Feb 18 tiebreaker for boys at Pottsville start 7 30 pm. Admission 25 75 cents. games at 5 6 15 7 30 and 8 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustine
Star and Custine Boys
Pottsville
Mullin—Pottsville
Pottsville—Priddy
Star—Priddy
Mullin—Gustine
It's A Boy For Mr and Mrs Cain
Edwin and Mary Cain of Stillwater Minnesota announce the birth of a son on January 27 named Nelson Patrick. He has an older sister Kellie Robin. Maternal grandparents are Edward and Cheatham of Sidney and Otto Cain of Clovis New Mexico. paternal grandparents are named. Mrs Cheatham recently visited Stillwater with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Cain
Stillwater
Minnesota
Nelson Patrick
Kellie Robin
Edward B. Cheatham
Sidney
Otto Cain
Clovis
New Mexico
Turkey Supper Scheduled for March Is Cancelled
A March turkey supper has been cancelled due to a heavy public schedule, leaving organizers adjusting plans and notifying community members of the change.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lea Andrews
Judy Geaton
Rhonda Lubke
Vickie Gore
Sandra Clawson
Beverly Tupin
Molly Moya
Lubke
Odessa
Bill Stewart
Mary Dell Stewart
Grand Prairie
L. D. Stewart
Bill Calhouns
Stewart
Gulf Oil Co
Indonesia
Hatrcock
Warren Heizer
Fort Worth
Richmond Heizer
Hattie Heizer
Western Hills
Johnen
Ann
Gail P. Dudley
Jim Dudley
San Antonio
Ir. Ory
O. K. Ory
Worth
Mrs. Ory
PAR
James Mercer Seed and Feed Supply
Texas
Upper Leon
Wereeus
VAI
Exine
Pepsi-Cola
Hie Iger
Vince
Miracle
Fisco
Bryers
Wortz
Comanche, Texas
S. Austin
Samuel
Ireland
PARCE
Jour Chen
Aladtola
Wisconsin
Franke
Gladiola
Hormel
Sou
Austin
Goldth Waite Highway
Sidney High
Sandi Sudderth
Judy Welch
Linda Williams
Laura Spruill
Cyndra Frick
Vickie Johnston
Linda Collins
Roxanne Sc
Hamilton
Granbury
Santa Anna
Rising Star
Boys Star
Triddy
Mullin
Priddy
Pottsvile
Star
Mrs. Cain
Ballinger
Grace Karmany
Billy Wilson
Mary Sue
John
Wesleyan Service Guild
Louise Hill
Syble Raines
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