Patterson Mann Capture District Doubles Title
Top seeded Mony Patterson and Jerry Mann won the District 2-AAA tennis doubles crown at Pecos, defeating Andrews 6-4 6-3 in the final and advancing to regional play. Andrews also took boys and girls singles titles, while Seminole grabbed the girls doubles crown.
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Jerry Mann
Pecos
Andrews
Seminole
Bramblett Sisters
Hutchinson
Monahans
Russell Dodson
Britt Colman
Mark Dorsett
Lynn Armstrong
Fecos
Ethel Shirey
Angela Mitchell
Karen Henson
Rudi Nelson
Sheila Dodson
Carolyn Booe
Miss Booe
Perry
Kermit
Karen Chisum
Fort Stockton
Beth Rainwater
Gardella Torres
Ector
Dorothy Huerta
Wanda Martine
Barbara
Cindy Bramblett
Fort Hancock Dominates Imperial Relays with 109 Points
Fort Hancock tops the Imperial Relays with 109 points led by depth. Flower Grove’s Max Fly sets an 880 cap with 2 02.4, Marathon’s Manuel Martinez clocks 52.0 in the 440, and Dan ny Shipler of Grandfalls vaults 12-3. Fort Hancock also claims multiple event wins and records as 22 teams compete.
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Imperial
Hancock
Flower Grover
Max Fly
Marathon
Manual Martines
Grandfall
Danny Shipler
Phil Lawdermilk
Mertzon
Fort Hancock
Happy
Fe Wall
Tomer Pan Sands
Forsan
Aea Key
Davis
Flower Grove
Grandlane Royalty
Baimornea
Garden City
Nueces Canyon
Barstow
Water Valley
Valentine
Yai
Sterling City
Torah
Borden
Paneie
J. Walker
Flower Gove
Frost
Demsey
J. Rushing
Leakey
Lewis
Sands
Lunda
Fort Davis
M. Martinez
Chuy Marcus
Parks
Forson
McCoy
Miller
Rogers
R. Granada
Balmorhea
Harris
Grandfalls- Rege
Dominguez
Beaty
Wall
A. Camp
B. Beaty
G. Beaty
Strube
Diersenke
Grandtalis-Royalty
Willima Gambrell
Loop
M. Fly
Alvarez
Luna
P. Lowdermilk
Merizon
Jimmy Johnson
G. Dietschke
Parada
J. R
Pecos and Kermit Win Junior Relays Crowns
East Pecos leads seventh grade with 103 points while Kermit trails at 84 to win. In eighth grade Kermit takes first with 118 points, Alpine second at 79 as Monahans places third in the division.
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East Pecos
Kermit
Monahans
Alpine
West Pecos
Fort Stockton
Big redear sunfish would have set world record inland
Texas Parks and Wildlife official Richard White recovered a dead redear sunfish weighing 3 pounds 8 ounces from a 10 acre pond near Junction. The fish died of old age while awaiting an angler. The current world record weighed 2 pounds 15 ounces and was caught in Ponte Vedra Beach Florida on March 6 1965. White and Fish Hatchery Superintendent Harmon Henderson both based in San Marcos noted no redear of such size had been seen.
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Inland Fisheries Project
Richard White
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Junction
White
Ponte
Vedra Beach
St. Johns County
Fla
Harmon Henderson
Henderson
San Marcos
Water Use Soars Far Ahead of Population Growth
Water use is rising more than twice as fast as the population. In 1900 daily consumption was about 40 billion gallons. today it stands near 350 billion gallons. Meanwhile U S hunters traveled nearly 10 billion auto passenger miles in 1965 with about half for hunting small game. March 26 Andrews T Pecos h
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America
U. S
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Lineue Coo
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