Tennis Column Begins This Week For New Readers
A sprawling, imperfect column introduces a weekly tennis series by Trevis Strath of Wharten. The piece promises practical tips, player instruction, and guidance for beginners while urging readers to study the sport and improve.
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Trevis Srath
Wharten
Sheridan High Names 1964 65 Band Leaders
Sheridan High selects four twirlers and four cheerleaders to lead the 1964 65 band scene. Darlene Faller leads as drum major while Tint, Punela Por, and Blaine Bote serve as twirlers and coordinators. Marilyn Botard remains senior head cheerleader with Lola Moseley and Ais Ravinert as assistants.
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Sheridan High Names
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Darlene Faller
Semur
Orrajery Averse Aci
Tint
Punela Pornine
Sophwiote
Blaine Bote
Dumpy
Marilyn Botard
Ant Lola Moseley
Ais Ravinert
Red Sox Leading Houston When Rain Hits Sun
The Red Sox led Houston when rain interrupted a Sunday game. Amne was removed after a fourth inning cue to the downpour, and Jim Mare Quan pitched with a no hit bid, supported by Marquart Straels and an excellent catch by Leo Conlova.
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Dr Laughlin Triumphs In Hallettsville Golf Meet
Dr Laughlin won first place at a Hallettsville golf tournament amid unclear notes of the event. The report mentions misread names and locations including Eagle Lake and references to a certificates and plans, but the core result highlights Laughlin as the winner.
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NEAL WEEK Part 1 story of the game
A fragmentary note discusses teen tennis players pushing to form a larger tournament at Butte. It mentions universal tension among players, sparse funds, and longer walks to reach courts as they try to recruit more participants and resolve a key travel issue.
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Sintuns
Iumong
Moore Poole
Anil
Gret Nl
Seldeng
Neal
Tory
Assn Bowlers Elect Officers in Colorado Valley Meeting
The Colorado Valley Bowling Association elected four new directors to the board at its annual meeting on May 20. Officers named include W. Alley as president Louis Millenia as vice president Sherman Tryon as secretary and Gris Coleman as treasurer. Also elected were Lawrence Stallmngrsand i Gurvelman as directors. The group approved continuing high series trophies next year and including summer leagues in the store postings. The Colorado County Woman's Bowling Association also met and elected officers Geers Cherry as president with Sommertatte as secretary and treasurer. The secretary reported attendance at the state meeting.
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Colorado Valley Bowling Association
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W. & Alley
Louis Millenia
Sherman Tryon
Gris Coleman
Dire Peto
Lawrence Stallmngrsand i Gurvelman
Colorado County Woman's Bowling Association
Geers Cherry
Prbsie A. Viee
Ine Sommertatte
Summer Leagues Begin Next Week at Skull Street Lanes
The Monday Night Mixed League opens the summer season next Monday at Skull Street Lanes. Play starts at 7:25 PM with open entries for local bowlers.
Bowling League Schedule At Skid Creek Lanes
The Wednesday Night Summer Classic Trio will start Wert dune rd at 7 30 pm. The Com muters Teague will open play on Thursday June 4 at 2 30 pm. Leagues form include Men and Women Peterson Paint on Monday and Tuesday nights, Classic Trio on Wednesday night, Sill Creek Servne Club Thursday at 3 00 pm, Friday Night Couples at 6 pm, Scotch Doubles Boots bowled Saturdays, and Sunday Light Doubles at 7 30 pm.
Texaco Bowlers Win Classic Trio League
Texaco Bowlers win the Classic Trio League with Cesaco Pawling leading the first place team. The Odd-Balls and Altair Dryer No 2 tied for second. Altair Dryer No 1 and Ten reco among others also listed. High series went to the Odd-Balls. high game to Altair Dryer No 1. top series to Richard Clipson. top game to Harland Bell. Jim Gramilton earned ABC powerday honors for a 34 pin gain.
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Ne Cesaco Pawling
Tha .Namaless Tea
Tenreco
Rusch
Altair Dryer
Richard Clipson
Harland Bell
Jim Gramilton
All-O-Lite Emergency Oxygen Kit Promoted Locally
Bennie F. Blain announces the All-O-Lite emergency oxygen dispenser for Colorado and Wharton Counties. The five gallon lightweight unit fits a portable carry, uses a press button nozzle, and includes a Reader's Digest First Aid Manual. Local availability at Hagle Lake Drugs. Also notes a charity kick ball game at Youth Memorial Park to support the Little League fund.
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Colorado
Wharton
Blair
Reader's Digest
Hagle Lake
Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Youth Memorial Park
Little League Fund
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