Junior High Finishes 1-2 At Kermit
Hudler Junior High went 1-2 at Kermit Friday night. Seventh graders beat the Dirt Daubers 22-12 led by Alvino Mendez with ten points. Eighth graders lost 25-15, freshmen fell 40-24 as Lupe Naegele led with seven in the loss. The ninth grade battled to a 15-15 halftime tie.
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Monahans
Frankie Reyes
Phil Cooper
Dwain Bragg
Rickey Potts
Emilio Anaya
Ronnie Stanfield
David Enriquez
Tim McMaster
Cranes Defeat Cowboys 69-36 In Cage Tilt
Golden Crane cagers downed the Cowboys 69-36 on Friday night. Sam Trees led with 12 points while Perryman added 10, Robinson 8, Cox 5, and Myers 1.
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Sam Trees
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Robinson
Cox
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Big Lake Defeats Imperialites 55 to 39 in Cage Clash
Big Lake overwhelmed Imperialites 55 to 39 on Friday night as Imperial's Sims totaled 23 points. The halftime score stood 29 to 21 in favor of Big Lake.
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Brockman Cagers Clash with Carter G Woodson Tuesday
Brockman School of Seminole will host Carter G. Woodson for a junior high cage contest at 7 45 PM. Both Brockman girls and boys seek rebound after last Tuesday losses to Dunbar of McCamey. Mary Adams led Brockman girls with 11 points and James Ramsey topped Brockman boys with 10. Coach Thomas E Bell.
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McCamey
Dunbar School
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Mary Adams
James Ramsey
Thomas E. Bell
LOBOS FINISH 6TH IN TOURNEY AT ANDREWS
Monahans Lobo cagers finished sixth in the Andrews Invitational Tournament. Berger defeated the Lobos 63-42 in the first round, then over Brownfield 45-33, and Dumas beat them 43-23 for fifth place with Gordy Tamplin leading with eight points.
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McCamey Edges Grandfalls Cowgirls 38 36 In OT
McCamey beat Grandfalls Royalty Cowgirls 38 to 36 in overtime in a non district girls basketball game at Grandfalls. The Cowgirls won the junior varsity 35 19. Nancy Wheeler led Grandfalls with 15 points while Sharon Warner had 13. Sue Raglin and Sharon Mosley each added 10 for the B team.
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Grandfalls
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Royalty GI Wins Army Promotion
Michael I Robinson 20 son of Mr and Mrs Hugh A Robinson Royalty Texas promoted to specialist tour in Hanau Germany where he is a clerk-typist in the 42d Ordnance Company He arrived overseas last March entered the Army in April 1960 completed basic training at Fort Ord Calif Graduated from Monahans High School in 1959 and worked for the Monahans News prior to Army service His wife Jeanita is with him overseas.
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Monehans
Layne Begins 14th Pro Season With Steelers
Quarterback Bobby Layne enters his 14th season in professional football with the Pittsburgh Steelers, continuing a lengthy NFL career.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Spot Bowling Techniques and Consistent Delivery
This passage explains two aiming methods in bowling: direct aiming at pins and spot bowling by targeting a visible spot. It notes professionals favor spot bowling, comparing it to aiming a gun at a target. Consistency in ball path leads to hitting the pocket, and practice reveals how the spot method works.
Christmas clubhouse decor and tea dance announced
The new clubhouse is decorated for the Christmas season and a December 17 tea dance with a Punch Bowl and Epicurean buffet is planned. The Pro Shop has moved to the ball room of the old building while renovations finish. A Saturday visit by Ducky Clement Sid Scarborough and Ray Bevillin is noted.
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Scarborough
Ray Bevillin
Pearson Cooper
Mary Kent
Bill Waldrop
Allan Booth
Husband Buckner
Local 4-H Spotlight Highlights Linda Magness and Ronald Speer
National 4-H enrollments total 2 302 000 youths in 94 000 clubs across 50 states and Puerto Rico. Spotlighted are Linda Magness 14 of Grandfalls and Ronald Speer 14 of Monahans with Farm Club achievements including show champion steers and leadership on the county council.
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Linda Magness
Ronald Speer
Tommy Harrison
Rickey Petty
Grandfalls Club
Earl Magness
Linda
Monahans
R. T. Speer
Ronald
4-H Club Youths Highlight Achievements In Ward County
Tommy Harris son of Mr and Mrs E J Harris is 13 and shows champion lambs and blue ribbon steers at the Dallas State Fair. He leads as president of Mona Hans Club and participates in safety and electricity demonstrations. Rickey Petty, 11, from Barstow, raises capons and beautifies homes as a 4-H member, learning electricity and broader citizenship through the program.
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Monahans Club
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Dallas
Rickey Petty
Barstow
Safeway Robbery Suspect Sought After Local Theft
Lawmen continue pursuit after a masked bandit robs the Safeway store for the third time in ten years. McCone freed his family and telephoned police. officers found his car near his home within minutes. Bandit described as 5'9" to 5'10" with a deep bass voice. out-of-town origin suspected. Money insured, store official says.
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Accidents Hit Wink Resident In Downtown Crash
A power pole was sawed in half and a stop sign toppled when a pickup truck driven by Melford C. Foust of Wink collided at North Main and Betty Street. Police say no injuries and $100 pole damage. Foust blamed an oncoming vehicle forcing him to swerve.
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Bowling league scores feature Texas Electric Service Co leads
Texas Electric Service Co dominated with 4 to 0 and 4 to 0 wins including a 1115 team game and 3127 team series, setting season highs. Ken Baker posted a 600 series, Butch Pomeroy claimed 623. Jim Allison and John Rowin posted notable scores. Standings list Holt Construction atop at 31 17 with other teams close behind.
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