Former Barstew Man Reelected Judge Carson County Judge
Friends of Judge Barch Carson learn of his reelection to the office of County Judge. Judge Carson has served several terms, opposed by G. C. Tools. Mrs. Carson, daughter of Judige and J. J. Walker, is known to Barstow residents. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Koonce return from a honeymoon in El Paso and will reside with Mrs. J. B. Heard.
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All Stars versus Firemen open Loit Baseball series
Three tilts will ring the curtain on Loit Baseball City League action as the All Stars face the Firemen. Pireboys edged Wholesalers 13 to 4 while Methodists defeated Mere-Tel 15 to 13 in the day’s results.
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Haymaker Blow Seen At Benefit Fight Night
A crowd of 500 to 600 attended a stadium fundraiser at Rotary field staged by the American Legion Rotary club and school board. The event cleared 125.55 dollars from a total take near 2160, with draws drawing cheers and coins showered as fans praised the bouts and fighters.
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Fireboys win city league title as season closes
The Fireboys dominate the second half and claim the league championship with a 959 season average, dwarfing rivals led by the Retailers at 700 and Methodists at 500. The Fireboys receive the soft ball trophy, engraved by Chas. F. Manahan Jewelry Co, likely to be kept at the fire hall. Other notes include two boxing bouts with draws, a failed attendance by Tommy Tucker, and a heavyweight match where Nicky Medanich defeats Tom Bond after Bond falls through the ropes.
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Ninth inning rally gives Methodist win over Mercantile Telephone
A dramatic ninth inning at Alkali Park saw the Methodists erase a 13 to 5 deficit to beat Mercantile Telephone 15 to 13 in the city league finale. Pitcher Klinger earned the win for the Methodists with Ross catching. Mercantile shortstop Johnson started, then McNew relieved him in the ninth while Williams caught. Community groups including the American Legion and Rotary aided in hosting and fundraising for the event with proceeds benefiting stadium work slated for this season.
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Grid Boys Back Home From Pecos High Camp
The Pecos High Eagles football group, 22 players and staff, returned from Madera Canyon Davis mountains and resume practice Monday at Rotary field. New coach Virgil Galloway joins Buddy Withers staff to guide grammar and high school squads. first game is Sept 22 versus McCamey, followed by a home date with Ysleta on Sept 29.
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Warmup Starts as State High School Football Enters Training
In Texas more than 400 entrants are expected for the state championship as practice begins across Interscholastic League schools. Rey Henderson notes registrations exceed last year with 566 in classes A B and C by September 15. Coaches push outdoor camps and drills as students return Sept 3 or later to supplement early training.
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Heard kin visit Hobbs family this weekend
Jack Heard and his son, visitors from Hobbs, New Mexico, spent the weekend with J. B. Heard and family.
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Exhibition Softball Series Pits Fireboys Against All Star Team
Three exhibition games feature the Fireboys versus an all star selection chosen by a committee of fans and captains. Umpires are George Ross and Ceril Lee. The Firemen are favored but the All Stars promise strong competition, with high attendance anticipated and a note of travel by Mr and Mrs M Little from San Antonio.
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Rabbit Drive Planned to Rid Drought Pests
Jack rabbits numbered in the area amid drought are to be driven out to protect fruit trees and vegetation. Juarez reports a call for expulsion of officials who miss public celebrations and marches on Mexico’s independence day September 16.
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