Texas quail hatchery to ship first birds in July
The first birds from the Texas Game and Fish Commission experimental hatchery at Tyler will be ready for shipment July 23 as hatchery production expands to meet local restocking orders. Weather has slowed quail growth but East Texas rains improve food and cover conditions.
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Gonzales Retains Lightweight Crown in Dramatic Bout
In a crowded boxing card at the Chase Youth Center, Manuel Gonzales defended his Lubbock lightweight title by knocking down Howert Milsap and winning on a technical decision after Milsap could not continue. A rematch is set for next month. Other fights featured Eldon Harris, Al Bennett, and a draw between Pentine Trimble and Ysedro Peres with multiple unanimous decisions throughout the night.
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Howert Milsap Midsay
Chasere Youth
Gonzales
Milsap Sath
Saison
Milsap
Angelo Rosends
Eldon Harris
Seagraves
Laibbock
Thu Tis
Rosenda
Latchbook
al Bennett
New Mexico
Golden Gipses
Reese Afi
Ray Morse
Odessa
Pentine Trimble
Ysedro Peres
Lubbock
Agen
Babi Bragan
Tao
Lub
Pitshured Pirates
Melvin Boyd
George
Andrews coach Scott leads at 1 aimed from page one
Jory Dison of Andrews was fired as Mish faced pressure and tempers rose causing tense rounds. Sunday's pairings show Perez of San Angelo and Jimiy Biation of San Antonio starting at 1:55 AM. Marshall and Beards draw Red Covinsion of San Angelo at noon.
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Andrews
Sendeu
Perez
San Angelo
Jimiy Biation
San Antonio
Marshall
Beards
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Top Cagers (Continued From Page One) Strong South Plains stars listed
A roster of standout basketball players is highlighted with names such as John Malaise Jake Jacobs Billy Hughes Pat Noakes and George Patrick Noakes. Details cover heights weights ages averages grades and planned colleges along with notes on records and achievements from district and state tournaments.
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North Texas State
Oden High
Dunior Fitts
Tohoka
South Plains
Jake Jacobs
West Texas
George Patrick Noakes
Polytechnic
Fort Worth
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Tech
Polk Robison
Jack Harley
Part Mitchell
Phillips
Blackhawk
Seminole
Billy Hughes
Baylor
John Toole
Troup
John H. Reagan
All-District Players Highlight Local Basketball Talent
The article profiles top high school players from Texas including Annette Hubbers McCallum and Wilbert Bigot Deer Park. It notes their scoring averages, positions, and plans for college study. Coached by D. H. Cotton Watkins and others, the piece lists honors such as all-district, all-state, and all-division selections, with details on heights weights and scholastic averages.
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Annette
McCallum Austins
Aloll
Sounas
Jimmy Virantes
Page Ore
Wilbert Bigot
Deer Park
Bellotti
Glorian Tal Lockwood Gond
Hitself
I Sears
Will Ma
Soaed
Paul McCarley
Pat Jensen
Webster
Himes
George
Olympic Trials finish with few surprises as 1956 team set
Stanley finishes fourth and Whitfield fifth near Olympic cutoff while Regan Courtney rises with a spring win over world record holder Roger Moens in Compton California. Phil Coleman wins 3000-meter steeplechase in 9 00.3 as Horace Ashenfelder joins Mose, Morrow sweeps sprints, Gordien breaks discus meet record.
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Courtney
Roger Moens
Compton
Calif
Livingston
N. d
Phil Coleman
Chicago
Charles Jones
Towa City
Horace Ashenfelter
New York Athletic Club
Ashenfelter
Morrow
Thane Baker
Air Force
Andy Stanfield
New York Pioneer Club
Dave Sime
Duke
Baker
Fortune Gordien
Sim Iness
al Oerter
Kansas
Ron Drummond
Ucla
Americans Reach Easy Round in Tennis Open
Americans Ward Mortimer Buxton and Bloomer won without losing a set and advanced overmatched opponents. Seixa, called the old man of U S high calibre tennis, routed Gordon Forbes 6 2 6 1 8 6. Richardson, a Rhodes scholar at Oxford, needed one set to beat Abe Segal after losing the first set 7 5 before back trouble forced a default.
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Mortimer
Buxton
Bloomer
Seixa
U. S
Gordon Forbes
Richardson
Oxford
South Africa
Abe Sega
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Local star athletes shine in district and state honors
The report highlights high school players like Ferrante and Lajoie from the Lubbock area, with key plays and homers noted. It lists first team all state captaincy, ages, weights, and futures at the University of Texas, plus several standout seniors from Medina, Humble, Laredo, Kyle, and other districts, detailing averages, points, and coaching.
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Harlingen
Weigns
Eidon Long Wall
Anajor
Phy al
Jerry Don Smith
F. James
University of Texas
Don le Stourgeon
Medina
Woo
Hatfield
Wil
Jeorus Curtis Surratt
Humble
Charles Bender
ITAA
Hada
Atton
College Mar
Phillip Trammer
Taredo Qtartin High
Laredo
North
Dallas
Bal Raty
Bobby Young
Kyle
William Mo
Moe” Johnson
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