Grandfalls Cowboys win second annual Royalty High tournament
Grandfalls Cowboys defeated Alpine 37 to 21 in the finals of the Grand Falls Royalty High School basketball meet to claim the championship. Monahans Green Wave, Kermit Yellowjackets, and Alpine also posted wins and the event featured all tournament awards and a ceremony hosted by John S. White with George O'Brien officiating.
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Alpine
Monahans
Green Wave
Balmorhea
Wagle
Fort Stockton
Andfalls
Kermit
O. P. Atlas
Grandfalls Cowboys
Buta
Ams
Ffirst
Arr
Grandfalls
Ohnson
Wink Bede
Alpinecott
Kermit ‘Hriesman
Scond
Rouch
Barstow
Tenefee
Ablett
Onnier
Ickey
Ndfalls
John S. White
George O’brien
Antonio
Olcomb Named Green Wave Basketball Coach
Olcomb replaces Rex Keeling as Mon ts High School basketball coach. He has taught at the Wickett school since September and previously coached football and basketball at Pecos after graduating from Trinity University.
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Olcomb
Keeling
Green Wave
H. Holcomb
Monts High School
Elcomb
Rex Keeling
Juad
Ay Iecomb
Sepser
Wickett Bus
Trinity University
Pecos
Annual Banquet Honors Football Team
The text notes an annual event honoring the football squad with lettermen and awards. Negotiations to secure a coach from a western school are in progress while family mentions recount a holiday trip. The piece reflects community involvement and college ties.
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Que’onoring
Ave
Baker
Monahans High School Coaches Removed By Board
The Mona Hans Wickett school board terminated Toby Greer and Rex Keeling as football coaches, effective July 1 when their contracts expire. The move, though debated, is described as wise for the players, the town, and the program, with qualified applicants including a university coach and a state championship mentor among those seeking the job.
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Toby Greer
Rex Keeling
Monahans-Wickett School Board
Monahans’s
Greer
Keeling
Public pressure forces coaching change at Monahans football
Public sentiment against the Monahans football coaches Greer and Keeling led the school board to replace them. Fans boycotted the final six games, with many indicating they would not attend while the situation persisted.
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Monahans
Green Wave
Greer
Keeling
Coaches Not To Be Chosen Sood and Other Holiday Requests
A playful, fragmented letter lists requests to Santa including new dictionaries for Pecos fans, trips for all city players to the Sugar Bowl, bets on Texas Tech and Carnegie Tech, a rulebook for coaches, a scooter for Blondy Gotcher, and a quart of Scotch for Goldie. The note also mentions Misses Tommy Bradford and Opal Russell traveling to Lamesa for the holidays.
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Midland
Jess Rodgers
Doctor Keenan
Santa
Monahans
Earl Earp
Sugar Bowl
Jack Hutcheson
Texas Tech
Johnny Hutchinson
Carnegie Tech
Bodenhoff
Cooper
McCurry
Blondy Gotcher
Masters’ Cafe
Goldie
Tommy Bradford
Opal Russell
Lamesa
Japan overtakes as top egg exporter replacing China
Japanese producers move fast to seize the opening created by China’s blocked coast, strengthening Japan’s position in the global egg export market as China’s access tightens.
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Japan
China
No definite date set for naming Monahans High coaching successors
Monahans school board has not scheduled a date to name successors to Toby Greer and Rex Keeling. Superintendent P D Lewis and Board President J E Middleton reported applications are pouring in, with many Texas coaches and others from outside the Southwest. The board plans to review candidates before spring training begins, but no action has been taken or promised.
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Monahans
J. E. Middleton
Toby Greer
Rex Keeling
Supt
P. D. Lewis
Middleton
Texas
Southwest
Texas College
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Texas’ Greatest Jewelers
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