Seventh Graders Defeat Seminole 36 10 in Season Opener
The Seventh Grade basketball team beat Seminole 36 to 10 on the road. Scorers included Vasquez eight Lawson six Reed and Hollingworth four each plus Big ham Kent Davis three Lewis Ward two and Hall one. Coach Freeman praised team effort and positional play ahead of a home game vs East Pecos at five this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole
Papooses
Hudler
Robert Vasquez
Don Lawson
Charles Reed
Tommy Hollingworth
Ricky Bigham
Bill Kent
Pete Davis
John Lewis
Sammy Ward
Ricky Hall
Elmo Freeman
East Pecos
Charles Ice III Competes in 150-Pound Judo Tourney
Charles Ice III of Wentworth Military Academy wrestles in the 150-pound class at the 1968 National Missouri Valley AAU Championship in Kansas City on November 24. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Ice Jr. of Long Beach California, he will compete again in January at further tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ice III
Wentworth Military Academy
Kansas City
Charles O. Ice
Long Beach
Calif
C. O. Ice
South Calvin
Cranes Edge Lobos in Bird's Gym Showdown
The Crane Golden Cranes beat the Monahans Lobos 67 59 at Bird's gym as Monahans played without top scorer Robert Smith and key post Eddie Foster. The Lobos trailed by two points at the break before the Cranes pulled away in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane _ Golden Cranes
Monahans
Lobos
Robert Smith
Eddie Foster
Black Gap Hunters Harvest 375 Quail in Brewster County
Hunters on the Black Gap Wildlife Management Area near Marathon killed 375 blue or scaled quail during an eight day free hunt with 83 participants covering 251 hunter hours averaging 1.4 hours per bird. Jack Parsons of TPWD notes the top hunters faced rocky terrain and worked hard. The report also covers Monahans Lobos basketball results and tournament notes from the Pecos area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon
Black Gap
Brewster County
Jack Parsons
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Parsons
Coyote Cagers Fall to Andrews Teams on Monday
The Freshman A team lost 59 to 53 and the B team 34 to 16 at Andrews. Dub Huckabee led A with 20 points, followed by Lloyd Lawson 18 and David Presley 5. B scorers included Ted Kelton and Joe Stout with 3 each. The teams travel to Seminole next, with the B game at 5 p.m. and A at 6:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Dub Huckabee
Lloyd Lawson
David Presley
Brad Green
Mickey Long
Tony Martinez
David Silvas
Calvin Carroll
Ted Kelton
Joe Stout
Highesr Manahans
Macky Edmiston
Lonnie Wadle
Gary Fine
Carlos Overrides
Marty West
Jimmy McClung
Seminole
Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine: Forts to fish and fowl
The December Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine, read by about 82 000 subscribers, surveys Fort Lancaster on the Pecos River and features on the brown pelican, mule deer, sandhill crane, true bass, and quail. It notes the magazine’s 1967 award and lists subscription prices and address in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine
Lancaster
Mabel Lowry
Pecos River
Clarence Beezley
Tommy L. Hailey
W. RK
Long
Ed W. Bonn
Clyde K
Holt
Suzanne Winkler
Texas Folks and Wildlife Magazine
American Association For Conservation Information
John H. Reagan
Austin
Lexas
Bowling National Petroleum League Standings and Top Scores
League standings show Holt Const and W. F. in 33 19 splits, with Jackson Rt and several teams close behind. Top marks include high games by Rene Cave 195 and 243, high series by Martin Dale Sinclair 2309, and Reynolds Furniture 817 as team game. The list notes postponed events and multiple match outcomes such as Lobo Barber Shop over Permian Trim and Reynolds Furn over Doyle’s Barbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt Const
Jackson Rt
Lobo Barber
Good Boys
Reynolds Furn
Coca Cola
Fat
Reynolds Furniture
Martindale Sinclair
Rene Cave
Three From Barstow Named All-District Football Players
Coaches in district I B named thirteen players to the all district squad for six man football. Champion Marathon took four slots while Barstow and Ft Davis each had three on the team. From Barstow Bear squad the honorees were Rick Petty Cruz Avila and Lucio Flores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon
Barstow
Ft. Davis
Rick Petty
Cruz Avila
Lucio Flores
80 000 Catfish Released In Amistad
Inland Fisheries staff released 80 000 baby channel catfish into Amistad Reservoir on the Texas Mexico border from two federal hatcheries in Fort Worth and Austin. The count now exceeds 400 000 channel catfish stocked in Amistad.
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AAA
Pampa
Crane
Nets
John Hill
Tim Berry
Tommy King
Mark Strawn
Freddie King
Erry Duncan
Donnie Bryan
Thomas Bell
Wolves
David Jones
Pecos
Elk City
Oklahoma
Dumas
Woodward
Smith
Foster II
Greenagers
Hill
Berry
Foster
T. King
Monahans_ cagers
Levelland
Fort Stockton
Canyon
Lewisville
Coyote Cagers
Lobo Postman
Parks & Wildlife Magazine
National Petroleum League
Lobos Barber Shop
Lobo Barber Shop
Harlan Solomon
Les Pool
Bonnie Cominsky
Diana Elrod
Coor’s
Sun Oil Coor
S Ft. Stk
Williams Cafe
Cates Furn
Brantley Coors
Ft. Stk
Coors
Mon
KIPCO
Holts Csr
Sun O
Northern N, Gas
Martindale Line
Moore Star Ser
Joes Texaco
IMC Drilling
Wickert Gulf
Holt Coast
Mitchell’s
Sumners Food
Andy’s
Colonial Inn
Electric Cool’s
Texas Electric
Pizza Hut
Thrasher
Speeds Auto
Com
Electric
Sjini
Rohan Mens Shop
Texas
Frontier
Bill Goin
Amistad
Fiesta Barber Shop
Joe’s
Doyl’s Barber Shop
Lobo
Fred's
Palace
City Barber Shop
Post Office
Center
Wart
Clay Joneston
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