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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1969
Page
7
Sidney Sims, a four year letterman at Sheridan School, was selected for the N All-Star Game from a pool of five from local schools. A sophomore, Sims earned honorable mention for district squads and has been noted for both academic and athletic achievement within the Sheridan system.
Eagle Lake Jr High claimed third in a district program at Columbus last week with standout showings by the Eaglets. Gores David Cartless reported Baglets impressed in field events, with Alvarado and Norris setting records in yard events and hurdles. The team earned multiple medals, led by Ly Anderson, T. Gant, C. Mason, and Remitex, while Corel Cardosa praised their overall performances during the 369 track program.
Mr and Mrs Tammy Moore host a gathering with Elizabeth and Debba Jane David and John of Fatales Juste Shaw and Columbus as guests of Mr.
Cleveland Eagle Lake High School athletes set records as Columbus led with 149 points and Lal ing 101. Highlights include Wayne Hemphill, Robert Hemphill, and Gene Glover earning top marks in sprints and relays. Coach Revert Hokies announced track captains Robert Hemphill and Arthur Frausto.
ELHS girls finish strong at the district track meet in Port Lavaca earning 20.67 points. Cullloun wins with 91, Travis second with 24.75, Palacios third 88, Eagle Lake fourth 20.67. Marilyn Sunderman placed in events, and relay teams scored, led by Broesche and Bauer with multiple top finishes.
Mrs. Pete Hewett and EAT MORE RICE attended the event, noting a birthday anniversary for Mrs. Tommy Moore during their visit.
Eagle Lake hosted the Mustang Country Club Invitational with three winners. Richard J. Gipson tied for first after a dramatic playoff, Dan Thornton shot 76 for third in the first flight, and prizes included a set of jeans and golf bags for top placements. John David Kenvicks also earned a bag for fourth place.
Ragie Lake High School tennis players took two second places in the District 2044 competition last Thursday. Janet Proka advanced in girls singles by a bye and beat Jenny Sprose 8-2 5-1 to face Margie Schuyler who won 6-3 in the finals. Schuyler defeated Debbie Wanton 6-0 6-0 to reach the final. Greg Duyka beat Jack Harms to meet Dr. Thomas in the boys singles final, with Thomas winning 4-6 in a split set. In girls doubles Jane Walls and Karen Buers fell to June Wright and Patsy Natnkei, who went on to win. In boys doubles Marty Parker and Jeff Prake beat Edwards and Shanlin, then lost to Stephen Anderson and David Schroeder, who won 6-0 6-2. First place winners advance to the regional meet at Brenham’s Blinn Junior College. Coach Darrell Hunt praised the Eagles as they build toward a stronger spring.
County Judge Charles L. Hutta told the county commissioners that March bounties totaled 290 dollars for predatory animals. The report cites 34 apvles paid for 240 dollars, 12 cats bounties for 20 dollars, and 6 faxes for 30 dollars.
Sundown Trio rolled a 225 808 to top last Thursday's bowling, with Wayward Winds posting high team lines 636 1869. Wayne Horton 806 Joe Tro Dennis Engler and Glenn Jackier led others while Wayward Winds held 72 wins atop the league as Texas trailed. CommUTERS LEAGUE saw Sheridan Brilling 753 8150 lead team scoring with Mary Obenhius 4209 and Mabel Botaccia 200 502 among others. Epps tops the league at 73 with Roag Runners at 7h Monats 65. Skull Creek Mixed featured Jay Stojan 208 560 and Jane Booker 208 569 as EXCLUSIVE shop led team series 2360. Johnston Testers posted 831 high game with Harland Bell 194 4574 and Charles Aiken 205 among others.
The Eaglecake sophomores placed fourth in the District 204A golf event in Columbus, finishing 11 strokes behind the winner. Team scores showed Columbus in first with 316, Bastrop third at 319, and Eagle Lake fourth at 323. Individual scores included Mathis and Brack Aatley at 79, Warren Struss 80, Erole Uzzell 83, and Paul Causey 95. Coach Dale Eberhard praised the players and predicted future district contention.
The Tri County Teenage Baseball League schedules its final organizational meeting before the summer program at Firemen's Hall Weimar at 7 30 p m Monday. Towns planning teams must be represented. Playoff format and league bylaws revision will be discussed. Individual league scoring and standings are noted from recent events.
Little Leaguers ages eight, nine and ten are reminded of tryouts at the practice fields near the elementary school on Wednesday April 30 and Thursday May 1 at 5 36 p m. Tryouts aim to assign players to the four teams in the Fagle Lake Minor Little League program.
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