Barbara Romack Plans Comeback After Minimal Practice
Barbara Romack, sidelined by tendonitis in her left elbow, aims for a comeback with minimal practice. The 1954 JSGA Amateur queen, living at Atlantis Country Club near Palm Beach, will compete in about a dozen Ladies PGA events this year, starting with aims in St. Petersburg and Miami. She notes fewer tournaments and bigger prize money, and reflects on her LPGA career including a 1965 championship and styling accolades.
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Barbara Romack
JSGA
Romack
Sacramento
Atlantis Country Club
Palm Beach
Fla
Barbie
Lil’ Tiger
St. Petersburg
Miami
Brunswick
Barbara
Rainbow Trout Stocking Planned for Guadalupe River
The Guadalupe River below Canyon Dam will receive 6 000 rainbow trout weighing about a half pound each on February 25. The U S Fish and Wildlife Service supplies the fish from New Mexico hatcheries and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will stock them. This marks the third federal shipment to the river with 32 000 trout added since 1966. Some fish carry a clipped fin and 300 are anchor-tagged for tracking. Fishermen catching tagged trout should return the tag and fill a data card at local businesses. Trucks from Inks National Fish Hatchery will deliver at noon and stocking occurs at all public access points below the dam. The department advises using small spinners worms or canned corn.
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New Braunfels
Guadalupe River
Canyon Dam
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
New Mexico
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Lone Star Brewery
Inks National Fish Hatchery
Burnett
Lake Bardwell
Ellis County
Texas
Georgia
Bardwell
Kilgore Humane Society Forms To Aid Pets
Kilgore citizens form the Kilgore Humane Society with a five point program to improve animal welfare. Plans include a city animal shelter and stricter leash law enforcement targeting human violators, plus education and stray animal care.
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Kilgore
Kilgore Humane Society
Ralph Massad
Panetta resigns as HEW civil rights chief
Leon Panetta quits as director of the HEW civil rights office accusing the administration of weak support for civil rights. He says Nixon may be personally committed to unity but surrounding aides thwart policy, denying true racial equality amid desegregation tensions.
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Washington
Leon E. Panetta
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Nixon
Panetta
White House
Pepitone Delivers 1969 Yankees Win-Drive Record
Joe Pepitone drove in the winning run 12 times for the New York Yankees in 1969 before joining the Houston Astros for 1970 season.
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Joe Pepitone
Houston Astros
New York Yankees
Milestones In Rose History And Kidney Warning Notice
Kidney warning advice urges three gentle tablets daily to flush kidneys with a 12 hour trial. The article shifts to a history of roses detailing Old World cultivars, Damask, Rosa gallica, and the development of hybrid varieties from Canton trade influences. Local notes cover Kentucky Civil War battles and a sassafras tree in Qwensboro reaching over 100 feet.
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Nature
Jobe Drug Company
Hemisphere
Asia
Europe
North America
Old
China
Mediterranean
Africa
Knossos
Crete
Canton
English East India Company
China Monthly
Qwensboro, Ky
Bruins Stun Pirates In Final Basketball Game
The Bruins defeated the Pirates 78 to 62 in the season finale, echoing Gladewater’s 6-0 football win over Pittsburg. Pittsburg had already clinched the District 14-AA title by beating West Rusk, while the Bears seized the upset on the court.
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Gladewater
Pittsburg
Pirates
Bears
West Rusk
Bears End Season With 8-11 Record In Close District Showdown
Purdue's Stan Brown opened with a kickoff return for 98 yards in Big Ten action. Gladewater built a 20 point first quarter lead as Pittsburg rallied, but George McGregor 20 points and Freddie Williams 22 led the Bears to an 8 11 season and 5 3 district finish under veteran coach Bill Waters.
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Purdue
Stan Brown
Ohio State
Bruins
Gladewater
Pirates
Bears
Pittsburg
Freddie Williams
George McGregor
James Cowan
Danny Holt
L. Pittsburg
Kenneth Bedsole
Bobby Porter
Bill Waters
Pittsburg FG
Steve Spearman
Kenneth Redsole
David Porter
David Wilson
Mike Williams
Hardy Washington
Bowling meet yields high scores and tight races in 1970
The State Bowling meet for women showed standout marks led by Etta Fay Wilson of Fort Worth and Ann Caples of Houston tying at 624 for high tournament series. Donna Nance of Dallas tops women with 625 in three days, while C A Taylor of Seagraves leads men with 660. Open division drama centers on Caples 166 game and late doubles tallies as competition extends into next weekend.
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Etta Fay Wilson
Fort Worth
Ann Caples
Houston
Gladewater
Elizabeth Berry
Juanita Hunt
Gwen Cobb
Mary Hicks
Fay Roberts
Caples
Billy Simon
San Antonio
Eileen Tullos
Bowlers Victory Legion
TWBA
Donna Nance
Dallas
C. A. Taylor
Seagraves
Bobbye Meeks
Mary Lou Dunivant
Orange
Mrs. Meeks
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Longview
HEW
Frankfort
Kentucky
Glant Sassafras
Americas
Maverick
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Ford
America
Falcon
Maverck
P.O
Dearborn
Michigan
Pete McKain Motors
E. Broadway
Stun Pirates
Bob Sudyk
Kelso
Round Table
Buckpasser
Nashua
Citation
TECH
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State University
LSU
University of Alabama
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