Angling Notes From The South Plains Rivers And Lakes
Outdoor columnist Bill Hart and Leo Healer report on fishing along the Red River and area lakes. Readers from Shallowater Lubbock Odessa Hobbs Amarillo and Abilene chase rainbow trout channel cats crappie black bass and sand bass with several notable catches including a 3 1 2 pound rainbow and multiple two to six pound channel cat hauls amid spring rains and favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Healer
Avas Ranchea Journal
South Plains
Red River
South Pia
W. Oliver
Shallowater Vandit
Homer Wallace
Lubbock
Lestie Trower
Labs Dock
Steve George
Lables
Chama
Nome B. Robertson
Amarillo
Eunice Fiserman
Eunice Roy
Glenn Santi
Caucht
M. G. Daniels
Ds. Roberts Caucht
Henry Moore
Dick Goldrever
Bel Henson
Abernathy
John Stone
Stan Jaynes
Lizyton Wpa
Lake Whitney
Roc. Hayes
Tanded
C.D. Tass
Cat Joo
Lake
Stamford
Leo Sawyer
Thomas Fawyer
Jonnny Huckab Huckaby
Darrell Gverten
Colo
Rockies
J. D. Fanaly
A. G. Cassel Fanaly
Odessa
Sev Jean Fowris
How Webb
D. W
Hoover
Shrugs Off Didn’t Have Book On Mays Lepez
Ed Wilks notes a lack of record or reference about Mays Lepez amid a puzzling sports or battleground clash. The fragment hints at a heated outside confrontation and a dad figure involved with two shinny players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays-Lepez
Trans Miss Loses Champ In Rough Round Of Curtis Cup
The report notes a difficult second round with the Trans-Miss team challenged by a strong opponent. Curtis Cup play continues as players contest skill and strategy amid tense competition and uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cty
Towa
Trims
Slab
Eisner
Lobo Steyed
Ara Vay
Hinder
Precarious Life Of Baseball Managers Examined
San Francisco manager Tom Sheehan reflects on the unstable career path of major league skippers. The piece notes mid season firings, repeated renewals for some and outright sacking for others, with names like Grimm Stengel and Williams cited to illustrate the volatile nature of managing top teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Snider
New York
Tom Sheehanm
San Francisco
Bill Rizney
Tom
Hinmie Dykes
Steve O'Neill
Bredt Haney
Bucky Harris
Eddie Lawlyer
Grimm
Cubs
Lubbock Hosts Legion Tourney Amid Controversy
The American Legion baseball district tournament kicks off in Lubbock with two Denver City reps walking out after protest rulings over a Bell Red Cheks game. Big Spring protests, a forfeit ruling, and site changes due to flood damage affect Plainview and Lamesa discussions as Lubbock is chosen to host the event through Sunday with finals the following weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Lambert
Avalanche-Journal
American Legion
American Legion Post
Denver City
Cayor
Big Spring
Red Cheks
Legion
HJ. McCabe
19Th American’ Legion District
Milton J. Reynolds
The
Ina
McCabe
Red Chek
Robby Moegle
Maurice Coburn
Phunview
Ani
Biggy
Plainview
Coburn
Ater
Lamesa
Moab
Littlefield
Niee
Lubbock
James Levell
Red Acks
Pam
Mar- Kensie Park
Laiback Anta
Red Cheks Levelland
Littlefiedl
Horas
Lubbock Auto-Planview
Mackensie Park
Red Chek Levellane
Bas Spring
Anty Pkrinsiew
Markenne
Marken
Vie
Fshock
Bce
Littlefield and Ley
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Randygfrit
Stan Musial
Willie Mays
Vernon Law
Ed Mathews
Ken Boyer
Law
Harte
By Bill Hart
ED Wilks
Dad We
Fe Shinny Mee
Rept Batt
Wendt Srt LS
Viettean Teak
Pn Sra
Pises Nivetvat Dasssne
Tomay
Tn Tournes
Patera
Sheewan
Feng Mares
ASA
Int Casey
National Teague Chiks
Brooklyn Dodgers
Burleigh Grimes
Casey
Joston Braves
Ted Williams
Kirk Baxter
Amicable Life Insurance CO
Ave
Lubbock, Texas
Zetia Tata
Site of Legion Tourney
Sentatives
Whitgars
Firestone de Luxe
Firestone
Atdepee
Firestone Stores
Maclonkag
Pioneer
el Bx
Enpro Pioneer Natural Gas Company
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