Quail Shortage Prompts Resort Hunts and Local Debate
A Lubbock Avalanche-Journal report surveys quail declines across the South Plains with blame placed on disease weather and increased predators. It notes hunting restrictions until January 16 and highlights the S Bar Shooting Resort offering guided quail and pheasant hunts for 25 dollars per hunter with guarantees and transport. The piece also covers a father and son hunt option and local civic notice urging pollution action for Buffalo Springs Lake watershed.
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South
Lower Plains
Lubbock County
S 'Bar
Allen Wallace
Yellowhouse Canyon
Slaton
Acuff
Wallace
Hale Center Meet Highlights Narrow Wins and Tourney Honors
Hale Center hosts a busy cage meet with Lockney and Abernathy claiming wins. Abernathy tops Owletts 40 21 as Diana Owen scores 19. McAdoo leads boys with Cherry Eldredge 18 points in third place victory over Happy. Lockney battles through multiple finals, edging Olton 135 34 in a girls game and later downing Bovina 51 41. Anita Martin and Gayle Hardy lead scorers for their teams in a event packed with all tourney selections.
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Diana Owen
Abernathy
Owletts
Anita Martin l
Barbara Williams
Owen
Betty Johnsson
Judith White J
Patsy Nutt
Cotton Center
Jgayle Hardy
McAdoo
Trina Baker
Hale Center
Cherry Eldredge
Darrell Bowe
Happy
Harold Wardlow
Freeman
Don Caldwell
Bovina
McAdo
Theda Frazier
Cotton Cen
Bill Strawn
Perry
Richard Ritchey
Moreno
Anton
Jane Hata Combe
Lockney
Olton
Ashton
Harper
Orton
Yacoteolitos
Plainview B
Janice Boedecker
Kay Looney
Jon Riddle
Strawn
Roger Ezell
Cald
George Ragle
N ‘Adoo
Perry Max Ritchey
Eldredge
Anita Martin
Gayle Hardy
Tdalou Meet Won By Sudan and Lorenzo TDALOU Finals
Sudan defeated Roosevelt 44 40 to win the boys final at Idalou as Bobby Smith scored 14 points and Jimmy Faulkner had 10 for Roosevelt. Lorenzo beat New Deal 43 41 with Mary Pollock leading at 23 points. Roosevelt girls took consolation 52 44 over Frenship.
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Tdalou
Hermets
Lorenzo
Sudan
Roosevelt
New Deal
Bobby Smith
Jimmy Faulkner
Mary Pollock
Ollie McNeeley
Idalou
Kress
Linda Johnnn
Campbell
Chress
Wildcats
Joe Whonxs
Thai Soul
Ned Frenship
Lions
Petersburg
Sam Cox
Doug Jam
Robertson
Buffs
Frenship
Zana Oats
Ray Conrad
Pat Schmidt
Olivia Wortham
Briton Pender Clash Saturday In Title Bout
Briton Terry Downes faces American Paul Pender in a televised middleweight title bout at the Arena next Saturday night. Downes, 18 to 24, a former firefighter and U S Marine, debuts professionally in America, while Pender, 20, holds regional titles and is praised for his talk and training.
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Boston
Terry Downes
U.S
Baltimore
Paul Pender
Massachusetts
New York
Europe
Gene Fullmer
National Boxing Association
Pender
Amherst
Amtion
Downes
Judy Bowman
Leona Hardwick
Farwell
Joey Giardello
Payne
Larbuddie
Whithar
R. L. Porter
Milton Morrow
Whitharrallon
Boston Farwell
Gvemvons
Leon Lovelace
James Breshears
John Blair
Springlake
Lover Pep
Chance
Lewis
Linda Decker
Seagraves Captures Own Tournament Title
Seagraves tops Plains in a final night tournament to claim the team title. Kinison and Waller lead Seagraves with double figures as Plains rallies to a championship finish. Denver City wins third by beating Littlefield. Ropesville and Sundown notable performances mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagraves
Donnie Kinison
Seagraves Graves
Jack Meixner
Plains
Mike Culwell
Joe Don Marrow
Cowboys
Denver City
Eagles
Littlefield
Mule
Thelshoe
Post
Morton
O'Donnell
Kinison
Johnny Waller
Cooke
Donnie Hays
Benny Trout
Mike Hubbard
Gary King
Kean
Jerry Koller
Hobbs Names Five As Key Representatives
Hobbs officials named five delegates to represent Hobbs at the New Mexico Women’s Bowling Association meeting set for March 12 in Cantana. The group will attend as Hobbs delegates to discuss association matters and upcoming events.
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Hobbs
N.M
New Mexico
Cantana
HSU Basketball Star Leads Border Scoring Charge
Janet Johnson, city secretary, and Dave Kissinger of Hardin-Sim announce expansion of Border Conference state tournament bid as Eileen Grant attends. Kissinger averages 21.9 points through eight games as Hobbs slate heads toward the championship race in March.
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Janet Johnson
Dave Kissinger
Hardin-Sim
Er Mous
Eileen Grant
Kissinger
Lage
Hobbs
Presbyterian Wins In Tight Scoring Bout As Cox Net 27
The article records Cox scoring 27 as Presbyterian claims a victory. It highlights Joe Skaisgir of Arizona leading in points with 211 across 11 games, and mentions Tony Cervenik and Dan Keith Blair among top performers. It notes rebounds and free throw leaders and references other team stats and players across multiple programs.
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Joe Skaisgir
Arizona
Jack Sanford
San Pictou Grace
West
First Baptist
Dan Keith Blair
West Texas State
Bar HY
Jr.-Sr
Wasp
Gary
Washington
Immons
New Mexico State
E Mien Chris
Jian
Mee
Dunbar Captures Consolation Title in Odessa Tourney
Dunbar won three games in one day to clinch the consolation championship at the Odessa tournament. They defeated Midland 52-49 in the final after a late rally, with Joe McWilliams L. V. Jackson and Jerry Beckum named to the all tournament squad. Beckum 21 points McWilliams 22 Big Spring 24 Hawkins 24 led the team.
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Odessa
Lubbock
Dunbar
Midland
Panthers
Big Spring
Ballinger
Joe McWilliams
L. V. Jackson
Jerry Beckum
Buck Shaw
Philadelphia
All Eagles
University of Greyhounds
Southern California
Brovard
Wheleylai Stsfis
Ml Field
Vince
Darrell Fouser
Greyvembards
Green Bay
Hounds
Tony
Phil Bergtson
Ferrell
Ralph Cannon
Don Skipworth
Glenn Mc Eagle
Norm Vanj Pherson
Brooklin
Lynn Mendenhall
Hardin
Detroit Simmons
Lions
Cleveland Browns
Dave Kissinger
Milton Martin
Miami
Eastern
van Brocklin
New Mexico
Por
Queens Edge Topeka In Tight Conference Showdown
Queens defeated Topeka 42.9 margin as the fourth quarter opened. Carla Lowey led Queens with 10 points while Rita Harkey 18 and Alberta Cox 10 scored for losers. Queens next host Omaha.
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Topeka
Speland Corlese
Saturdy
Aloes
Wapland
Carla Lowey
Queens
Rita Harkey
Iowa Wesleyan Istar
Alberta Cox
Platte College Istar
J Omaha
Spur Boys Win Slaton Tourney
Spur's boys won the Slaton tournament champions with a 50-12 rout of Floydada. Don Morrison led Spur with 14 points and David Albin added 13 as Spur overturned a 12-10 first quarter deficit and surged to a nine point margin by the final period.
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Denver City
George Curtis
Mustangs
Trout
Keller
Littlefield
Hays
Antelopes
Jimmy Minor
Post
Morton
Trip O'uscuav
Sean
Donnell
Mosketon
Slaton
Spur
Spur Bulldogs
Floydada
Davis Cupper Ineligible For NCAA Competition In Texas
UPI reports Davis Cupper Chuck McKinley of Trinity University faces ineligibility for NCAA tennis championships while under USLTA suspension for misconduct during Davis Cup in Perth Australia. NCAA undecided on inter school play while USLTA hears McKinley in New Orleans February 3 to determine suspension length.
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SAN Antonio
UPI
San Antonio Light
Chuck McKinley
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
A. J. Bergstrom
Walt Byers
NCAA
McKinley
USLTA
Trinity (Tex.) University
Halians
Perth
Australia
St. Ann
New Orleans
Bernard Tutt Bartzen
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Rerenaed Atte
David Bile Ade
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Mary Smith
Meadow
Keith Tyler
Ronnie Sullivan
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ALMA
Victor Adding Machines
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Thermo
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13Th & Are. B
Spur Boys
WO Tiges
Detroit
Steve Boros
Dick Brown
St of Derry
Judy Bishrop
Judy Dunn
Sandra Foreman
Tommy Claiborne
Kay Halmachek
Tahoka
Verna Pate
Lake View
Zula Tomlinson
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Ithouse
Jim Forrester
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