A&M lab serves ranching industry
Texas A&M University through the Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory aids ranchers by testing animal specimens to identify diseases and support interstate and international livestock shipments. The lab reviews daily samples, performs autopsies, and provides herd health planning guidance while operating on a partly state-funded, fee-based model.
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College Station
Texas
Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
Texas A&m University
William L. Sippel
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Sippel
Hazing horse Glory killed after rodeo accident
Bob Marshall escaped serious injury when his hazing horse Glory broke a hind leg during a Grants Pass Oregon rodeo. Glory, purchased two weeks earlier for 17 000 dollars with Little Fight, was deemed beyond recovery after veterinary assessment.
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Denver
Cole
Bob Marshall
Glory
Marshall
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Grants Pass
Ore
Don Gay the hot man leads rodeo all around title race
Don Gay 21 from Mesquite Texas tops the Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association all around standings with wins in bull riding and saddle bronc. He has about 12 609 dollars this season and aims to be both bull riding and all around champion as Larry Mahan praises his toughness.
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Cole
Don Gay
Gay
Larry Mahan
Mahan
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
Arnie
Don
Tiger
Neal Gay
Mesquite
Texas
Citizens Band
Grass judging contest set for May 13 at Gilmer livestock barn
Upshur Gregg Soil Conservation opens the grass judging contest to all FFA Chapters and 4-H teams from Upshur and Gregg Counties. The event runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the livestock show barn north of Gilmer. Participants identify plants by name and traits and grazing value. plaques will be awarded at the district Award Banquet later this year.
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Upshur-Gregg
Schwartz wins Harder Hall club champions title
Stuart Schwartz of Southfield Michigan shot 70 in the final round to card a four round total of 302 and win the Harder Hall tournament. Arnie Horelick of Pittsburgh finished runner up at 306. Frank Donnelly of West Hempstead New York won the first flight with a net 276. Charles Gross of West Hempstead was runner up with 284. A note on South Carolina tennis lists Ro ger Varin from Greenville as the sole in-state player among a 10-man squad with Declan Heavy from Dublin and Andreas Hufschmidt from Geneva, plus three from New Jersey.
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Sebring
Fla
Stuart Schwartz
Southfield
Mich
Harder Hall
Arnie Horelick
Pittsburgh
Frank Donnelly
West Hempstead
N.Y
Charles Gross
Columbia, S
South Carolina
Roger Varin
Greenville
Declan Heavy
Dublin
Andreas Hufschmidt
Geneva
Switzerland
New Jersey
Bears fall to Lindale in district opener
Gladewater Bears lose 7-4 at Lindale Eagles in district opener. Next game travel to New London for a 4 p.m. meeting with West Rush Raiders. Bears had a 4-3 non conference win over Pittsburg Pirates Friday.
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Gladewater Bears
Lindale Eagles
New London
West Rush Raiders
Bears
Pittsburg Pirates
Eagles
David Dunkin
Jimmy Brewer
Emmett Lockett
Louie Pope
Joe Louvier
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