Ladies Bowling Opens at Turner Hall With Six Teams
The Turner Club Alleys host a new ladies bowling schedule starting June 5 with six teams. Team listings include The Radio Post led by Isabel Reichenau and captains for Ideal Service Station, Quality Cash Grocery, Fellers Garage, Juenke and Schoenewolf, plus top scorers Betty Feller and Mildred Henke. Betty Feller posts high series and high game marks of 507 and 187 respectively.
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Turner Club
Fellers Garage
Betty Feller
Viola du Bray
Mildred Henke
Edna Reichenau
Falstaff
Sylvia Heimann
Lena Kneese
Ollie Wells
Julia Gastinger
Peude
EREA
Cee
the Falstaff
Radio Post Idea
Quality Cash
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Fishin Steps For Live Minnows From 1951 Guide
Andy Anderson offers practical tips for transporting live minnows in buckets with a hand bike pump to maintain oxygen. Do not exceed 15 minnows per gallon of water, better around 10. Refresh water with ice chunks, avoid ditch water. Also notes a charity prize tournament starting May 1 with monthly $100 prizes and two $1,000 grand prizes, all donated to designated charities.
Giants Edge Llano 5-1 in Eleven Innings
The Giants edged the Llano Cowboys 5 to 1 in eleven innings at Llano. Hartmann earned the win after Hartmann finished the eleventh while McAlister struck out 15 and McAllister took the loss. Molberg and Moldenhauer sparked a four run eleventh inning rally to seal the victory. Next Sunday the Giants face the Boerne White Sox at Fair Park.
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Giants
Llano Cowboys
Llano
McAlister
Cowboys
Dudley Lee
John Hartmann
McAllister
Brown
T. Faust
Hurdie Mather
Jenschke
Molberg
Moldenhauer
Jung
Shipp
Buddy” Molberg
Hartmann
Taylor
Lee
O. Schneider
Boerne White Sox
Fair Park
Sox
Mather
Brown Moldenhauer
Johnson
Ahrens
Light- Kott
High Scoring Night Sparks Tight Individual Showdowns
The recap highlights Ad. Heep with 175 points, B. Ulbricht posting 222, and J. Luckenbach reaching 596 in a high stakes game. Strong performances define a night of standout scoring and notable player totals.
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Heep
B. Ulbricht
J. Luckenbach
Audubon Camp Opens at Kerrville Texas
The Audubon Camp of Texas begins a two week session on the Schrein er Institute campus in Kerrville under Dr. Charles La Motte. Camps run June 10 and June 24 July 8 July 29 and August 12 with 50 students per session. Open to anyone over 18 to learn about wise natural resource use and outdoor education.
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Audubon Camp of Texas
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
Charles la Motte
Game Warden Heep Attends Refresher Course in Austin
Game Warden Heep leaves for Camp Mabry Austin to join a three-section refresher course for 170 wardens. The course aims to improve field patrol, law enforcement, and public relations with sessions led by department heads and Captain F M Cowsert in charge. May arrest report shows 211 arrests with $4926.65 in fines. 64 fishing without license. 8 hot rod device convictions. 12 deer law violations.
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Heep
Camp Mabry
Austin
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Texas
F. M. Cowsert
Commission
Pirates overpower Comfort 7 to 1 in Hill Country League
Stonewall Pirates, led by Max Molberg's six hitter, built a two run edge in the first inning and never relinquished it, defeating the Comfort Bronchos 7 to 1. Guenther Maenius Mueller and S Schumann supplied multi hit support as Molberg allowed only one Broncho hit in the sixth. Umpires were E Spenrath and T Knopp. Nolan and Paul Klier visited relatives in Temple, joining Miss Gertrude Schulze, a Texas Tech student, for the weekend.
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Max Molberg
Stonewall Pirates
Comfort Branchos
Pirates
Bronco S
Guenther Maenius
Mueller
S. Schumann
Bronco
Molberg
Nolan
Billy
Paul Klier
Margaret Bracher
Temple
F. A. Bracher
Gertrude Schulze
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Classified Ads Fill Your Want List Quickly
Local classifieds offer quick options for buying selling and exchanging goods services and jobs. Readers can find listings for rental housing vehicles and secondhand items with contact details and pricing to act fast.
Hill Country League Maps All Star Games
The Hill Country League outlines a new all star format in Comfort with two teams the Northern Yankees and Southern Rebels. Northern A teams Liano Stonewall Fredericksburg vs Southern Boerne Camp Stanley Comfort Wem berley in three night games July 11 18 and 25 at Comfort Lighted Field.
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Comfort
Elton Jordan
Northern Yankees
Southern Rebels
Liano
Stonewall
Fredericksburg
Boerne
Camp Stanley
Wimberley
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Mexicali Stars
Mary Lee
Rafe Davis
4-H Club
Harry Priess
Fort Worth
Ft. Worth
A.H.B. Food Store
Turner Hall
Isabel Reichenau
Dorothy Moldenhauer
Viola Tybor
Madeline Oestreich
Clarabel Bierschwabe
Ideal
Wallie Ulbricht
Clara Fischer
Thekla Sang
Rufina Heep
Dora Herbert
Capt
Maxine Peter
Mae Feller
Doodle Schmidt
Juenke
Schoenewolf
Nettie Wuest
Viola Juenke
Dorothy Hannemann
Margaret Doebbler
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Hermann Sons Ladies Bowling League
Wuest
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E. Spenrath
T. Knopp
Cherry Spring Tavern
Mason Highway
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Everybod Welcon
Jim Putnam
Spring Creek Hall
Reed's Hall
Harper Road
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Arthur Reed
Grapetown Hall
Ntry Boys
Battie Dance
Jesse James
Johnson City
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