First 3 Games Cancelled By Weather
Weather delays begin the Eagles season with cancellations of opening games against Bellville and La Grange Parm. Port Lavaca contest also scrubbed due to band solo race ensemble conflict. Coach Kenn Norris notes potential schedule changes if Guadalupe Park conditions improve.
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Jim Hatha
Volley Ball League Is Being Formed
The Eagle Lake Chamber volunteers form a volley ball league under the recreation committee. They seek two committee members and invite adults from the community to participate. Calls are requested to arrange hours and confirm participation at the high school facility.
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Reek Mixed Boozers Lead In Mixed League Scores
Reek Mixed Boozers post strong scores with high games by Otto Loessin 245 and team totals 554. Leroy 200, Rod Tie Clem Henneke 203, Epps’ COMMUTERS LEAGUE team 3747-2199 leads. Eloise Walla 222-542 tops individuals. Alma Davidson 309, Mary Ghenhays 300. Mubkats lead with 12 wins. Crazyes at 64. Pabst in MEN'S INITIAL LEAGUE holds 1/2 game lead with 96 wins, Andersen Crop Care second at 58.
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Mens Scoriy
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Toar Cline Saece
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Lee Briscoe
Bob Walla
David
Rod Tie
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Erest Anderson
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Eloise Walla
Alma Davidson
Mary Ghenhays
Mubkats
Jack Holdan
Virainie Waldrup
Maren
Gnat Hill
Coastal Kine
Una Gertson
Crazyes
Get Killers
Pabst
Andersen Crop Care
Herbalt
Eagle Lake track team shines at Spring High Meet
Eagle Lake High School placed high among twenty teams at the Spring High meet. Toliver set a junior shot put record, Glover, Beers, and Howitt set marks in long and sprints while the sprint medley team set a new school record. Cleveland and Norris named outstanding participants.
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Gene Glover
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Davie Beers
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Wayne Howitt
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Free Bowling at Skull Creek Lanes in Altair Invite
Winners this week are Cindy Phillips of Eagle Lake Lee Miller of Altair Fussell Bergstrom of Campo Dian Kazmir of Sheridan and Kim Lee Miller of Altair. Names were drawn from among those registered for free bowling games at the lanes.
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Campo
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Sheridan
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Alar
Garage sale at 20d West Center in green brick house
Bargains galore described for a weekend sale at 20d West Center Street in a green brick house beginning Saturday. Noted by Sam Saurday as the event organizer with many items for sale.
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Fresh veterinary supplies at Eagle Lake Drugs and league leaders
Gev clinics at Eagle Lake Drugs report new veterinary supplies. The Eagle Lake Imps lead with 30 wins. Last Thursday Pabst rolled the high team series at 2098, Lake Motors posted a 1043 high game, Harland Bell 201 555 in series, Erwin Knippel 222 590 in game. Other top scorers include Max Dittmar 337, Dennis Engler 588, Carl Pesnell 528, Bill Chomont 525, Herbert Blake 596 and Ben Castille 32.
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Pabst
Lake Motors
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Erwin Knippel
Max Dittmar
Dennis Engler
Carl Pesnell
Bill Chomont
Herbert Blake
Ben Castille
Fined For DWI and Pending Cases Noted in Local Courts
Two individuals were fined for DWI with penalties including jail time and fines. Two other cases remain pending as probation was granted in some matters. Names include Simek Seyherk and James Revs, with pleas of guilty and suspensions noted. charges against Lawrence Krueger and Carlos Fernandez are awaiting trial.
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Carlos Fernandez
Nine County Court Trials for Varied Charges
A district rundown lists nine cases tried in county court over recent days. Defendants faced charges ranging from speeding and OWI to issuing checks and desertion. Penalties included fines up to 250 dollars, costs, and short jail terms. some licenses and suspensions were imposed or extended pending appeals.
Eagle Netters Hold Wharton Practice Session
Eagle Lake Fikle Sulu and tenniseam practiced in Wharton last Wednesday with Tipeneters Greg Devks and Micsell Thomas. Boys doubles saw Pyny Causey win singles. vanjee Stott and Kayfer Bukner led UD in the itis doubles. Janet Froka dropped in singles as Lak dérson and Curt Thomas lost their doubles, while Sundermag and Tale Evopint Wise also fell in doubles.
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Tipeneters
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Micsell Thomas
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Janet Froka
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Lions To See Southwest Cont. Highlights Thursday
Lions fans are invited to a Thursday program featuring a film arts showcase. Mr Ristmand acts as program chair for the event, with a focus on interesting entertainment and local interest.
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Spring Religious Appeals Set This Sunday
Governor Preston South of Texas and U S Senator Ralph W Yarborough endorse the spring appeals by Catholic Bishops Overseas Fund Protestant Great Nour of Sharing and United Jewish Appeal. The drives support overseas relief rehabilitation for the homeless hungry and destitute including refugees and disaster victims.
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New York
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Redmond Charged Pleas Guilty Fined In County Court
James A. Redmond faced charges in February court, pled guilty to the listed offenses, and was fined 150 dollars plus costs. He received a one year license suspension and three bars in county.
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James A. Redmond
Prairie Chicken Round-Up at Ellington Field Observed
A garbled report describes a Prairie Chicken Round-Up at Ellington Field and mentions Texas Parks and Wildlife Department involvement. It notes endangered status of prairie chickens, reduced counts, and efforts to monitor birds with various observers and scientists.
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Winds of Mercy Drive National Voluntary Relief Efforts
The report highlights vast volunteer campaigns across the United States, with millions contributing in overseas relief through organized drives. Texans are urged to participate and support the cause, reflecting a national mobilization of citizen volunteers.
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