BiéS Women's Singles and Doubles Event Summary
BiéS hosted a women’s singles and doubles competition featuring top players. The event highlighted emerging talents and concluded with notable matches across singles and doubles brackets.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
7
BiéS hosted a women’s singles and doubles competition featuring top players. The event highlighted emerging talents and concluded with notable matches across singles and doubles brackets.
The Houston Astros ride a six-game win streak into a four game series with the Chicago Cubs at home. Astros host the Mets Wednesday night and a 7:30 start is listed for the Cubs. Saturday and Sunday games are scheduled for 1:30 pm. The club remains idle Thursday as it wraps a road trip and returns on the 17th for a new contest.
The Youth Builders power hitters crushed Wharton 25 to 2 on a Wednesday game. James McGrew pitched the win with late relief from Charles Robinson as Lou James and McGrew led a barrage of homers and heavy hitting for the Youth Builders.
Bastrop high school hosts a 36 hole team total of 638 to claim first in the Rexinn TV galf tournament in Wichoria last Thursday. Friv-Smithville takes second with 854 strokes, Zeele Lake third, and Sheryland misses podium with 800. ELNS leads individuals as John Ray shoots 194 and Sidney Shusy 168 among top scorers.
Judge Paul Boethel presided in District Court over two civil cases involving city lots. In Eagle Lake he ruled Edna Mae Ashton to receive one sixth of the property and James Tyler and others five sixths, with ten days to appeal. In Columbus a dispute over a 24 foot strip of property involved Jack Hoffman and Willem Parker. a decision was to be announced in one week.
George West led by Steve Lane who scored 45 points with four first places and anchor on the 44 relay, winning Region IV track and field in Vietaris last Saturday. West totaled 64 points, Tidehaven 32, with Lane sweeping both hurdle events and the shot put and discus. John Leughn narrowly missed placing in the 180 yard low hurdles. Sophomore John David Kenyicks pulled up lame with a cramp and failed to place in the mile.
Atlanta Life Insurance Company held its district meeting April 23 1865 in Houston Texas. Attending were two agents Lavenia Chavis and Lee Anna Austin and two policy members Beatrice Pope and Ora L Jones, all of Eagle Lake. The meeting honored district agents for a 515000 debit in a Sheraton Lincoln Hotel reception.
Altair Lanes offers added incentives for team captains who sign up new bowlers and teams for the 1985 summer season. A captain who signs a summer league team bowls for 25 cents per line. organizers of a new team of bowlers join the league free all summer. Standings and high scores appear for Skull Creek Mixed, Miller's Grocery, and other leagues, with notable scores from Jed, Polly Sons, and John Cupson.
Garwood high students excelled in Brenham district events with wins in boys and girls singles, doubles, and regional qualifiers. William Troy Krenek topped boys singles while Judy Kay Wied and Margaret Lobpries won girls doubles, with Sarfinel Ramsey and Sammy Trammell taking second.
Dr Lizzie Westmoreland spends the week in Austin visiting relatives and friends, staying with local acquaintances and enjoying city sights. She plans to return soon as she completes the social visit and reconnects with her network.
Managers of the Colorado Valley Little League will meet at the Eagle Lake Recreation Center clubhouse to finalize plans for the 1965 summer season opening May 14. Robert Schurring, league president, says election of officers and schedule completions are on the agenda.
Eagle Lake Jaycees announce a Sunday benefit barbecue at the Eagle Lake Recreation Center grounds on May 3. Tickets are 1.25 for barbecued beef or chicken, Jaycee stew, or take home options. proceeds aid youth programs including road safety, swimming, golf, and tennis. An 18 hole invitational golf tournament adds to the day's events with entry 7.00, including a BBQ dinner.
Taso Wehacek along with Mess Troy Krenek and Mrs. M C Rees accompanied the students, coordinating a chaperoned outing.
In county court last Thursday Heroy Zichuhr and Francis He Wilson were assessed fines of 23 dollars plus costs for the theft of a television antenna from William Wegenhoft. The antenna valued at 30.50 was taken. Judge Charles at Rutta presided in 6d court. The report also notes 20 000 Astros fans expected to attend a Pirates game Friday evening with several local residents among the attendees.
Pvt Joe Linnemier, son of Mr and Mrs Joe A Linnemier, is assigned to Battery A of the 26th Artillery, 1st Battalion, in Germany. He entered the Army in November and served in the field artillery branch.
Eagle Lake Babe Ruthers announce summer practice starting next Tuesday at 4 15 PM. Open to boys ages 13 14 and 15, organized by Sherman Tryon manager with First National Bank sponsorship. Team enters county league with Columbus Weimar Sheridan East Bernard rivals. opening games set for May list with Columbus end teams hosting and Eagle Lake visiting East Bernard.
A 17 year old named as a Y2-year-old soldier completed basic combat training at Fort Polk. The recruit attended Eagle Lake High Seton and is linked to ongoing military service.
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