Girls Softball League Opens Play in New Park
The Girls Softball League enters its second season with 225 players now in the district. Games start at 6 p.m. for minors and at 8 p.m. for majors. Official league play begins June 5 with Cadets facing Blue Bonnets and Dollies meeting Blue Angels, followed by a full schedule through July 10.
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Packers
Tornadoes
Parrots
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Kittens
Red Wings
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Chicks
Mustangs
Comets
Dellies
Blue Bonnes
Comet
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Dollies
Blue Bennets
Dol
Desert Sands Garden Club thanks Monahans News staff
Readers letter from Mrs. Carl D. Estes Corres. Sec. thanks the Monahans News staff for generous coverage and helpful media support that keep the club's voice from being unheard and unknown.
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Monahans News
Desert Sands Garden Club
Carl D. Estes Corres
Ramirez Leads Eagles Past Lamesa 5-1 in Regional Fight
Ector Eagles powered by 18 game winner Rich ard Ramirez defeated the Lamesa Tornados 5-1 to take a 1-0 lead in the regional best two of three. Ramirez drove in two runs and held Lamesa to four hits as the Eagles totaled 13 hits. Next game set for Friday in Odessa.
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Richard Ramirez
Ector Eagles
Lamesa Tornados
Odessa
Ramirez
Eagle
Tornados
Eagles
Lamesa
Junior Rodeo Slated at Andrews June 8
Local AJRA entries approved for an Andrews junior rodeo set for June 8 to 10, described as a top West Texas and Frostern New Mexico event. A parade on June 8 will open the pageant with a barbecue supper before opening night performances.
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Andrews
Tor nadoes face Blues Bonnets in July clash
July 11 features Tor nadoes versus Blue Bonnets and Par rots clashing with Blue Angels in a set of early season games.
Pony League Action This Week In Local Baseball
The Junior and Senior Teen League season opens with the Owls visiting Wink and the Swabbers at Perry Nunley Field. Tonight features Wink vs Swabbers at 8 30 after Cubs meet Cougars in a Minor league game at 6 30.
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Perry Nunley Field
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Cougars
All Stars
Lions
Eagles
Cats
Furr
Odessa
Bentley Bears
UT Students Leave Austin for Europe Summer Tour
James Cutbirth son of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Cutbirth Monahans departs Austin June 5 on a special UT student flight to France for a summer tour of points of interest. He is joined by fellow UT student Ted Grigg both former Abilene Christian College students and plans include buying motorcycles in Europe and traveling by night to student hostels.
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France
James Cutbirth
Wilbert Cutbirth
Monahans
Europe
Inter
James
University of Texas
Ted Grigg
Abilene Christian College
No Practice Allowed on L. L. Fields
President Virgil Herrington bans any play on the three Little League fields until 5:30 p.m on game nights. Work is underway to improve the fields and unauthorized use could lead to action. Read the classified ads.
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L. L. Fields
Virgil Herrington
Monahans Teen Baseball Schedule 1967
The Monahans Teenage Baseball League outlines game times with minor league games from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and major league games from 8:15 to 10:15 p.m. The Minor League Schedule is identical to the Major League schedule at Park No. 1.
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Monahans Teenage Baseball League
Democrats Hear Bentley Report On Water Inc
Ward County Democrats heard Commissioner George R. Bentley report on a West Texas Water Inc meeting held in Lubbock. Eight local delegates joined the new corporation aimed at promoting water from northern rivers to the South Plains and western Texas. The club also named chairmen for the coming year and noted district boundaries including Monahans and Ward County in the 18th District.
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George R. Bentley
Ward County Democratic Club
Lubbock
West Texas Water Inc
South Plains
Texas
West Texas
Monahans
Ward County
Ross Rucker
Bentley
Wayne Long
Fishing Tips By Vlad Evanoff
Various angling tips describe methods for walleyes using jig and minnow, streamers, and buck tails. Bread can lure trout, sunfish, carp, bullheads, and catfish. Perch favor deep water 20 to 50 feet in summer, muskellunge in shallow windy overcast moments, and tuna may respond to fast boat circling.
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