Seminole Indians Rebuilding With Few Lettermen in 1953
The Seminole football squad returns six lettermen amid a large junior group as coach Zollar reshapes the lineup. Optimism clashes with concerns over a rough schedule and inexperience at quarterback, while former players like Andrews and Culver compete for key roles. The 1952 season finished 8-1 with a playoff loss to Stamford, as the team eyed the 1953 slate and roster transitions.
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Seminole
Eagles
Stamford
Indians
Denver City
Crane
Fort ‘Stockton
Lamesa
Tahoka
Limefield
Andrews
Brownfield
Kermit
Levelland
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Littlefield
Stanford
Thomas Isbell
Kenneth Smith
James Culver
Jackie Carai
Letterman
Edwin Young
Truman Kidd
Marion Allen
Roy Smith
Ee Walter Vee
Winfred Bagget
Renee Cry
He McGehee
Guatiencas Geocelie
Charles Fant
Connie Bean
Gordon Grayson
Richard Gober
Antis Wade
Don Hassell
Charles Vid Shelton
Rae Chancellor
Bill Burnett
Bobby Travis
Karl Don
Benson
Sopho- Cnartey
James Jackson
Charles Hargrove
Bobbys Bingham
Harry Walker
My Travis
Charles Jones
Jackie Cargill
Charles Hargroves
George Zoller
Tech Gridders Thrust In Early Two A Days
The Raiders held a rugged practice with 1 for 6 drills and standout performances from Cavazos Johnson Green Lewis and Kimberlin headlining freshmen linemen. Presley Don Presley led the linebacking corps with Young Bruner Byrd among key ends. Minor injuries slowed the session but most players expected back in two to three days. Two a days resume Monday with a 3 p.m. picture session.
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Weaver
Bill Burke
Hobbs
Tommy Elliott
Howard Hurt
Borger
DeWitt
Raiders
Scott and Walker Reach Quarterfinals in New Mexico Golf
In Roswell the 39th annual New Mexico Golf Tournament saw M. C. Scott and Billy Walker of Hobbs advance to the quarterfinals. Scott beat Bob Ortega of Albuquerque 3 and 2, while Walker edged Walt Lindhart of Los Alamos 1 up. Clyde Black defeated Teddy White 4 and 2 in the second round’s marquee match.
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Roswell
M. C. Scott
Billy Walker
Hobbs
New Mexico
Clyde Blackwell
Teddy White
Scott
Bob Ortega
Albuquerque
Walker
Walt Lindhart
Los Alamos
Hornets Seek First Real Win on Gridiron
Lorenzo enters its third football season aiming for a varsity victory after tied games last year. Coach James Williams is optimistic about progress despite losses to last year’s starters and a stiff district field. The roster includes nine seniors and ten sophomores with Foy Hargrove and Coy Hargrove leading the running game as Lorenzo hosts Whiteface B to open the campaign.
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Lorenzo
Lorenzo Hornets
Hornets
Wellman
James Williams
Williams
Wayne Woodruff
Foy
Coy Hargrove
Hornet
Jackie
Jerry Robertson
John Sales
Honey Bruce
Sammy Skinner
Wilbur Jones
Wayne Dudley
David Jones
Carrol Scarbrough
Gail Estep
Kaye McElrop
Don Chastain
Harold Pierot
Raymond Adams
Ropesville
Meadow
Idalou
Lorenzo Page
Jackie Robertson
Jerry
Hargroves
Robertsons
Texas antelope draw sets October hunts in Panhandle Pecos West
The Texas Game and Fish Commission will issue about 500 permits for antelope hunts in October. Winners will be notified by Sept. 1. West of the Pecos hunt runs Oct. 1–9. Panhandle hunts occur Oct. 20–24 and Oct. 27–31.
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Austin
Panhandle
Pecos
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Howard Dodgen
Commission
Chance Vought of Dallas ousts Carswell AFB in ABC Tourney
Chance Vought of Dallas defeated Carswell AFB on the second day of the Baseball Congress tournament. Carswell’s Bombers from Fort Worth were the first team eliminated in the four day double elimination event. Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas teams compete with the regional winner advancing to the national ABC tournament in Battle Creek Michigan later this month.
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Dallas
Chance Vought
Carsday
Carswell
Bombers
Fort Worth
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Battle Creek
Mich
Scrap into New Steel
About half of all new U S steel comes from scrap metal. Automotive, rail, farm, demolished buildings, factories, and even the ocean supply scrap used in the steelmaking process.
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United States
Nations hunt whales under annual Arctic catch limit
Ships from Norway Great Britain South Africa Japan the Netherlands Russia and Panama participate in a yearly hunt constrained by a total catch limit under a signed agreement.
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Norway
Great Britain
South Africa
Japan
The
Netherlands
Russia
Panama
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