Sandhill Crane Population Rise In West Texas Spurs Hope
Wildlife experts report rising sandhill crane counts across far west Texas with signs of a broader comeback for the species in the state. Officials credit favorable weather and habitat conditions, noting increased sightings near established critical habitats and wintering grounds. A return to game status is discussed but remains under review by wildlife agencies.
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Quail Legal Target Season Map Fragment
A fragmented notice indicates quail hunting will be allowed sunrise to sunset with possession limits and regional restrictions. It mentions seasons for quail, woodcock, snipe, squirrels, and other game, with dates and area limits that are partially unreadable.
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Dove Season Ends Nov 24
The 1972 dove hunting season closes November 24 in the Boat Zone area. Officials remind hunters to follow bag limits and safety rules for the closing date.
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Skull Creek Mixed League leads at end of play in November
Skull Creek Mixed League standings show Schlitt leading with 28 and Ily Cafe Reem second with 22.5, Unamed third with 22. Hesigels posted high team score 2328 and Keyser Market posted high game 531. Frank Towen and Helen David each posted 220s while a 600 407 by Towen and David is noted. Other top men scores include Krippel 201 and Epps 179 as Commuter League results are incomplete.
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Raiders Schedule and Team Roster Details
Brenham travels to Bay City for two games this Friday with a 6 PM start. Tuesday sees a trip to Columbus for a doubleheader at 6 PM, followed by Thursday and Friday in the Columbus tournament opening rounds. Core Raiders players include Erato Unnall, Joe Friska, Gene Smith, Craig Lundovist, Carl Kellina, Richard Williams, Anthony McTear, and James Montgomery among others.
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Columbia Wins Dist. 12AAA Meet Jasper Powerhouse Playoff Clash
West Columbia Hough eks crushed La Porte 33 to 2 in Teer Park playoff action to earn a meeting with Jasper, the District 12AAA winner, at Tully Stadium Mouston on Friday. Boling defeated Giddings 14 to 12 to face Seguin. Brenham beat Aldice Carver 22 to 12 and will meet Ennis in the regional contest. Seay District saw Magrowe uldegs topple Tide ven Tigers 34 to 14.
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Fragmentary Local News Item on Eagle Lake Incident
A fragmentary report notes an event near Eagle Lake involving A Radzek and a 4:34 AM breakfast mention at Bullet Hunter's, with references to Shell Creek Logise and Altair. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Eagle Cagers Defeat Gars In Close Thursday Night
Eagle Lake Eagles walloped the Gars 48 to 41 in a fast-paced boys and girls doubleheader at Lake gym. Edmund Frazer led with sturdy shooting, Meky Chi sain and Arthur Yanna added points, as the boys held off the Gar ward team. Girls suffered a pair of losses 20 14 and 35 25, with Rhonda Kochwelp Tad gearing and Margaret Gonzales among standouts on defense. The schedule calls for a holiday break and a return game against Columbus Wh and ath grade teams on Thursday at 6 90 pm in Columbus with the girls hosting Sheriday.
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Oak Farms Dairies dominates Initial League bowling scores
Oak Farms Dairies led the Initial League standings on November 16 with 2 wins and 2998 points. Leroy Janda posted the high individual game at 229, while Jack Listow and Ronald Rect contributed top totals. Altair Dever’s Sour Aces and 2 Jokes led in team performance as Oak Farms Dairy stays ahead. openings for two regular bowlers noted by secretary Harlan Belt.
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Eagle Luke Drugs Offers Around the Clock Prescription Service
A local pharmacy at Eagle Luke Drugs begins around the clock prescription service. Patients can access medications anytime, with pharmacists on site to assist and fill orders promptly.
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Danbury Tops Wallis For District 248 Title
Danbury Panthers beat Wallis 29 to something to win the District 248 football title. Danbury remains undefeated for the season. Wallis had a three point win over the Panthers earlier, but Danbury earned the district championship in Angleton, set for a bi district game Friday at 7:50 pm.
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Wolis Wins District 25A as Tidehavan Triumphs
In the district event, Wolis claimed victory in District 25A while Tidehavan held a strong run. The meet also noted Magmolia’s late night performance and Pelugerville 12 regiansi showed competitive tests.
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Hunter Found Dead At Deer Camp Near Voluaibus
Jesse Karl Lamuerth of Al was found dead in a camp house on the Henry Mazoch place near Voluaibus, just south of Interstate ID, shortly after Tuesday. Me Lusilee of the Face Rich ard Schmidt of Colimtes reported the death as heart attack. Makoch found the beds and yard in disarray, authorities were alerted, and the sheriff’s department responded with deputies to confirm the man had been dead about two hours.
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County panel cuts wolf bounty and wildlife rewards
County commissioners vote to reduce the wolf bounty from ten to five dollars and remove bounties for cats and foxes. A survey of other counties supports a five dollar cap amid legal questions. New rules take effect December 1, 1970, with other local road and land issues discussed at the special session.
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Raider Boosters Dance to Benefit Athletic Programs
Raider Boosters sponsor a December 4 dance at TL Hall to raise funds for athletic travel and jackets for girls basketball. Admission 1.50 with donation. Knights of Dixie orchestra will play and dancing runs 9 30 pm to 1 am. Tickets via Raider Boosters or at the door, advance reservations requested.
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Seven Men Fined for Illegal Deer Hunting Case
Seven men faced fines and costs after a raid during deer season on Leyendacker Ranch near Columbus. Game wardens reported deer in good condition and cited Lewis Earl Calame of Rouston and others for killing five does in closed season. Nov time frame given with associated arrests and court actions.
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Rice Girls hoops win and travel to Wharton tourney
Fayetville and Smithville girls split games as Rice scrimmage results show Fayetteville undefeated in recent varsity action. Raiders prepare for Victoria tournament with junior varsity and varsity games at Wharton while others face local legal notices and fines over deer related incidents.
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