Pee Wee Little League Schedule and Team List 1970
Five Pee Wee teams are set for the Little League season as schedules and game times are printed. The Eagle Lake league opens June 1 with matchups including Braves versus Cards and Reds versus Colts. Home teams and start times begin at 7:00 PM, with several byes and sequential games through late June and early July.
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According Wilson
Raymond L. Nobbfe
Gayle Thomas
Tre
Mike and
Kenneth Perry Monroe Alley
Michegoles
Mo Cardenas
Joe s,Jr
Clarence Michael W. Duarte
An Lee Gobson
Allen Joe Waller Lea
Mes
Alan Zickuhr
James Zux
Borate
Brendan Bouereaux
Niesy Therschke
Roger Wendell
Ibert Johnson
Warne Payne
David James Olts
Vert
Potty Jers
Duane Patrick
Eagle Lake
Braves
Cards
Colts
Reds
Sox
Mon
Gulf Shrimp Season Closure Plans Under Review
The Gulf shrimp season in Texas waters will close for 45 days from June to July under a Wildlife Department plan directed by J. Single. The Commission may adjust the period by up to 45 days based on shrimp migration studies to protect a matory portion of the stock.
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Gulf
Texas
Wildlife Departuer
Commission
Mothers Day at Texas A&M Visit Noted by Kucheran Family
Mr and Mrs Wilbert Kucheran of Stans and Susan and Paul Kucheran spent Mother's Day at Texas A&M University attending Parent's Day activities and visiting with their son and brother Dave Kucheran.
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I. Wilbert Kucheran
Stans
Susan and
Paul
Texas A&m University
Dave
Around the Clock Prescription Service At Eagle Lake Drugs
A 24 hour prescription service operates at Eagle Lake Drugs with contact CE 44 2502 for round the clock orders and refills.
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Eagle Lake Drugs
Eagle Lake
Engle Lake Drugs
Texas Hunters Show Safety Gains in 1969 Report
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department statistics indicate hunters in Texas were more safety conscious in 1969 than in 1968. Fatalities fell from 37 to 24, total accidents from 106 to 82, and under-21 accidents dropped from 101 to 68 with youth involvement declining from 60 to 49. Rifles caused 48 incidents, shotguns 34, handguns 10. 40 accidents involved the hunter as a personal-safety victim, archery had none, and a one-year-old hunter died in a tree stand fall.
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Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
County Bounties Paid for Predatory Animals Totals 369
County Judge Willard Shuart released a monthly report showing 63 animals received bounties totaling 369.00 dollars. Payments covered 27 wolves at ten dollars each, nine bobcats at five dollars each, and 27 fox at two dollars each, with precise totals for each species.
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Willard Shuart
Hunting Without License Dominates March Violations
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department game management officers cleared numerous hunting violations in March with license violations most common. Night hunting led the seven month period from Sept. 1, 1969, recording 443 cases, highlighting broader enforcement focus.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Weimar Wildcats Capture State Class A Golf Title
Weimar Wildcat golf team won the state Class A title in Austin finishing 33 strokes ahead of Groesbeck. Gary Braun earned medalist honors with 161 over 36 holes, and Mike Vasek won a playoff for third after tying at 168. Team total was 73 with members Henry Guon and Howard Danse.
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Weimar
Glover and Criswell Medal Tally From State UIL Track
Eagle Lake stars Gene Glover and Robert Criswell earned a pair of podium finishes at the state UIL track meet in Austin last weekend. Glover took second in the long jump with 23 feet 6.5 inches, narrowly behind Hamlin’s Robert Boldin who set a new Class AA record at 24 feet 11.5 inches. Criswell captured fourth in the Class B 440 yard dash with a 50.4-second effort, matching his regional title time. Other area athletes scoring included Sealy’s Sammy Dietschke.
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Eagle Lake High School
Gene Glover
Robert Criswell
Sheridan
Austin
Glover
Robert Boldin
Hamlin
Mike Me
Lennan
Stamford
Criswell
Gary Pell
Celina
Sammy Diet
Schke
Sealy
Kallina Pavlicek Reach State Finals Then Fall
Garwood High School doubles team Carl Kallina and Darrell Pavlicek reached the state Class B finals in Austin last Saturday before losing to a Mason pair. Janet Fraka of Eagle Lake High in Class AA singles lost her opener to Kippy Payne of Post 6 0, 4 6, then Payne fell to Beth Galloway of Pearsall 2 6 0.
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Garwood High School
Carl Kallina
Darrell Pavlicek
Austin
Ma~son
Janet Fraka
Eagle Lake High School
Kippy Payne
Post
Janet
Miss Payne
Beth Galloway
Pearsall
Miss Galloway
Kallina
Paviicek
Munday
Mason
Rex Hofman
Bruce Lehmber
Columbus High School
Steven Anderson
David Schroeder
Henry McMinn
Tim Eliot
LaFeria
Sealy High School
Jeanne Jalony
Faith Koy
Cindy Sharp
Connie Shoemaker
Scooter McMeans
Katy
Danny Hubbard
Texas Hunting Violations Reported by Month Night hunting and other infractions
The report shows March totals for Texas hunting violations including no license 78 discharging firearms from public roads 53 night hunting 45 shooting ducks after legal hours 35 killing or possession of deer in closed season 35 and trespassing to hunt 34.
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Texas
Son
Gnat Killers win Monday mixed bowling for fall season
The Gnat Killers edged the Owls by a game and a half to seize first place in the Monday Nite Mixed League final standings. Teams included the Owls, Crazy 8s, and Coastal Kinfolks with high scores led by Lonnie Sommerlatte and Virginia Waldrop.
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Gnat Killers
Owls
Uth
Jack
Laurel Holden
Clyde
Maudie—Phillips
Mary
Donald Obenhaus
Virginia
Doyle Waldrop
Elda
Harold L. Williams
Una
James Gertson
Lonnie Sommerlatte
Sommerlatte
Virginia Waldrop
Ernie Sommerlatte
Jo Ann Mahalite
Vic Corman
Coastal Kinfolks
Mary Obenhaus
Lee Roy Guthman
Vie Corman
Sheridan Loses District Playoff in Columbus
The Sheridan Broncos lose 27 to 6 to Round Top Carmine in a district playoff in Columbus after an 11–0 win over Fayetteville in a rained-out make up. The two teams tied for first at 3–1, with 100 yard dash and 220 yard dash marks set in the meet.
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Sheridan Broncos
Fayetteville
Columbus
Broncos
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Eadie Eri
Leopold, Sr
As Perk
Ken Leopele
Oscaravidson
W. Farris
Jack Fs Warne Mezisek
Mezisek
Richard Buddge Rodii- Thores
Texas Hunters
Pavlicek Beach
Hubbard
Randall Treadwell
Eastland
Machart
Garwood
At Lake Motors
Lake Motors
McCarty
Cvll Eagles
Yanks
East Bernard
Lakers
Cubs
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