Tarpon Splashes intrude on school notes and pep rally
The piece blends chaotic school life with football buzz. It teases Tarpon Splashes coverage of a recent San Benito B game, notes upcoming matches, and urges attendance at rallies and assemblies. It highlights a pep rally, a pledge and anthem, and pride in student effort over mere size.
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Tarpons
San Benito
St. Joe
San _ Perlita
Santa Rosa
Sheldon
Gulf Service Station
Ronald
Firsl
Tarpons Fall 26 0 to Harlingen in home game
The Port Isabel Tarpons were shut out 26 0 by Harlingen in a home game. Harlingen started the scoring late in the first half with a 23 yard run and a pass for the extra point. In the third period Charles Hillon caught a 15 yard pass to set up a 35 yard score, while Ron Davis sealed the win with an 85 yard left end run.
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Harlingen
Pay Dirt
Ramirez
Tarpons Garza
Cabrillio
Port Isabel
Jimmy Singleton
Charles Hillon
Hillon
Singleton
Harsae
Ron Davis
Ah the Calm Return To Normal School Life
A reflective column notes relief at everyday normalcy returning to school life after a period of disruption. The writer muses on relaxation and the meaning of ah while hinting at typical activities like homework and football.
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