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Bors
Bobcats crush Tarpons 58-0 in district rout
Rio Hondo Bobcats routed Port Isabel Tarpons 58 to 0 in a Friday district game. Juan Martinez scored twice from five and one yards, Taubert added 61 yards and multiple scores, with Lopez Soto and Parker contributing touchdowns and extra points sealing the blowout.
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Rio Hondo Bobcats
Port Isabel
Bobcats
Juan Martinez
Martinez
Gene Taubert
Woring
Rene Lopez
Joe Soto
Taubert
Port Isabeals
Andres Lopez
Gary Parker
Bobcat
Lopez
Parker
Daniel Silva
Bar B Q Supper Aims to Fund Port Isabel Senior Trip
The Port Isabel High School Senior Class hosts a Barbecue Chicken supper on October 22 from 5 30 to 8 p m at the Fire Hall Port Isabel. Seniors sell tickets and deliver meals while parents cook and serve at the hall, aiming to raise funds for a trip to Mexico City.
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Port Isabel High School
Port Isabel
Mexico City
Octopus Prefers Crabs as Favorite Food Claim
A quirky note states crabs are the octopus’s favored fare, while a second line argues the earth is not a perfect sphere but pear shaped.
Not Responsible for Lost Articles In Restaurant Policy
The article explains that a restaurant owning a coat rack is not liable for lost items unless a coat is delivered to an employee or stored by staff. It contrasts common rack use with checkrooms at hotels, bathhouses, or parking attendants, where duty of care applies. A Texas Bar feature warns readers to consult an attorney for factual legal advice.
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John
Jean
State Bar of Texas
Meat Production and Hog Slaughter Report Seeks Steady Levels
Federal inspection shows meat production at 532 million pounds for the week ending September 26, about the same as the prior week and 10 percent above the year-ago period. The average live hog price held at a record 25 000 dollars per head, up 26 percent from a year earlier. Hog slaughter declined 1 percent year over year while sheep and lamb slaughter fell 10 percent from 1963.
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