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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1964

Page

11

Bollworm and Weevil Pressure Rise Across Texas Fields

Entomologist Don Rummel reports bollworm activity increasing in irrigated cotton with moderate to heavy infestations in Martin Dickens Hockley Crosby and Lynn counties and light infestations in Hale Gaines Swisher Howard Briscoe Floyd Terry and Midland counties. Weevil presence confirmed in about 70 fields above the Caprock, with heaviest infestations in Afton Dickens County and Motley County. Meetings set to sign permits for a diapause spray program. Knox County reports cotton bolls opening and potential first bale of 1964 crop soon. irrigated cotton looks good while dryland suffers. cantaloupe and watermelon yields remain strong.

Don Rummel Rummel Martin Dickens Hockley Crosby Lynn Hale Gaines Swisher Howard Briscoe Floyd Terry Midland McCoy-Allman Floyd County Lubbock Afton Dickens County Motley County Plant Pest Control Division U.S. Department of Agriculture Dougherty South Plains County Agriculture Bldg Floydada VFW Lockney Briscoe County Quitaque Silverton Bolls Knox Knox County Joe W. Doby Doby

Ping Pong Champs Crowned at Maxey Center

Mary Bauer announced winners of the summer ping pong tournament at Maxey Community Center. In the 15 to 18 bracket Lynn Stephens took first and John Broome second. The 12 to 15 group saw Steve Felton first and Gary Holder second. Broome and Gregg Goedeke earned doubles honors. The event was sponsored by Lubbock General Athletic and Recreation Association and the Parks and Recreation Department, supervised by Dwayne Gray.

Maxey Community Center Mary Bauer Lynn Stephens John Broome Steve Felton Gary Holder Gregg Goedeke Lubbock General Athletic and Recreation Association Parks and Recreation Department

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