Texas Open and National Open Shooting Dog Trials Triumph
Dean Lord handled Tiny Judy Wahoo to win the Texas Open Shooting Dog Trials and Commander’s Mocket foe to capture the National Open Shooting Dog Trials, both at Lake Murray, with 88 contenders and a $1600 purse. Judy's second straight title earned $850 for handler Maxine Lord. Judge’s praised dogs for intelligence, obedience, and steady point through shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Lord
Tiny Judy Wahoo
T. B. Golding
Commander's Mocket
James Lane
Gorsi+enna
Tiny Judy
Joe
Texas
Rocket Doe
Lord
Rocket Joe
New York
South Caroling
Tiny Dudy Wahoo
Chant Piet
Radar
Lee Cruse
Springfield
Lake Muraty
Oklo
Judy
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Lake Murray
Land of
Richland Springs
Hattdler
Commander
Orange
Okla
Maxine
T. P. Golding
Richland Springs Places Five On All-District List
Richland Springs placed five Coyotes on the All District 18 B football team chosen by league coaches. Eden and Wall led with six offensive and defensive picks, followed by Richland Springs with five, Somers and Melvin with three, and Evant with one. Christmas of Richland Springs made the team for the third straight year and twice earned All-West Texas honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Springs
Coyote
Eden
Wall
Somers
Melvin
Evant
Barry Huenisch
Rickey Lusty
Roger Jeschke
David Hall
Charles Branden
Diego Renden
Mike Whitworth
Frank Halick
Gedara
Bryan Alexander
Lometa
Christmas
Ronnie Duckworth
Joe Johnson
Allen Shelton
Milton Plagena
Eloy Garcia
West Texas
Armadillos Fall to AAA Teams after Brownwood Tourney
Armadillos beat Comanche 62 48 in the Brownwood tournament first round then lost to Snyder 75 51 and edged Brackenridge 45 44. Chan Priest led with 22 in the Comanche game. Keeney 16. Millican 15. Priest later made All Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba Armadillo Cagers
Comanche
Brownwood
Snyder
Brackenridge
James Gibson
Armadillos
Chan Priest
Dillos
Raden Keeney
Gibson
Keeney
Bob Millican
Armédillag
Breckenridge
AAA
Priest
Millican
Leibetter
Mrs A Wells Hosts Niece and Husband Guests
Mrs A Wells entertained last week her niece and husband Mr and Mrs Al Whitehead of Gardena California.
San Saba B squad loses two games at De Leon tourney
San Saba's B team fell 46-38 to Tolar in the first round of the De Leon Basketball Tournament on December 16 17, then dropped a 48-32 decision to De Leon in the second round. Coaches praised hustle and attitude while noting the B team faced taller senior opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
Tolar
de Leon
Don Hennig
James Gibson
John Baskin
Stephenville
Lolly Macaltsby
Vicki Hail
Fish cleaner advertisement and holiday notices
A fragmentary article mentions a nylon hairbrush sold in department stores for cleaning fish after entrails are removed. It also notes visitors Mrs. Julia Cook and Mrs. Earl Powell of Fredericksburg and George Blackstone of Austin staying with his parents Nip and Mrs. Blackstone for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athley
Julia Cook
Earl Powell
Fredericksburg
A. Wells
George Blackstone
Austin
Mrs
Nip Blackstone
San Saba Arms Past Priddy in Two Tight Games
San Saba swept Priddy as the Armadillos edged 65 64 on Monday night with a 16 point third period lift. Phil Leibetter led San Saba with 18 points while Gene Seltheimer had 19 for Priddy. The San Saba girls beat Priddy 49 28 with Dotis Fry at 28 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Anna
San Saba
Doris Fry
Marsha Harkey
Jewelene Turner
Pam Mays
Bonnie Oswald
Julia Jones
Kathy Garvin
Beth Priest
Toni Clark
Gay Priest
Marsha Behrens
Ann Gage
Juanice Gage
Solly Maultsby
Vickie Hall
San Saba Armadillos
Cageta
Armadillos
Pridop
Priddy
Armadillag
Phil Leibetter
Chan Priest
Gene , Seltheimer
Larry Grelle
Tommy Partin
Dotis Fry
Marwitz
Jeschke
Kerrville
Marble Falla
Cherokee Places Two Men On 7-B All District
Cherokee names Marty Gray and Hardy Vaughn to the 7-B All District grid. Gray, a senior, is unanimously chosen for the All-Star game in Abilene. Sidney won the district over Carlon 60-34 and beat Novice 55-6 to reach regionals. Cherokee tied Sidney 52-52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Gray
Hardy Vaughn
Gray
Abilene
Dale Bagley
Sidney
Carlon
Cherokee
Larry Manica
Mullin
Nickey Pruitt
Ronnie Harris
Pottsville
Donnie Stewart
Jackie Garns
Bobby Wilson
Harold Miles
Star
David Witte
Lonnie Sparkman
Gustine
Larry Carns
Sopho More
Jr High Cagers Lose to Brady Teams in Two Games
Junior high boys basketball teams fell to Brady, with the Seventh Grade Dilfos losing 43 to 25 and the Eighth Grade 62 to 36. Scorers included Ricky Hyatt 8, Keith Steiner 7, Rodney Vogel 4, Nottis McCarty 3, and Gerald Benner 1 for the seventh grade. Lewis Ellis 10, Gary Sanderson 8, Tom Murray 8, Edward Shapiro 4, Johnny Grimes 2 for the eighth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zan Saba
Cade
Brady
Thomas Browt
Ricky Hyatt
Dilfos
Keith Steiner
Rodney Vogel
Nottis McCarty
Gerald Benner
Henry Harrison
Jackie Ringo
Bill Jones
Tony Higginbotham
Joe Galindo
Wade Ellis
Lewis Ellis
Gary Sanderson
Tom Murray
Edward Shapiro
Johnny Grimes
Ayan G. C. Cummings
Johnny Hernandez
Fernando Blanco
Dave Davenport
Tommy Bilis
Brown
Real
Eighth graders prep for postholiday games at Copperas Cove
The text notes a season high effort in two games and mentions upcoming tilts after the holidays. Eighth graders will compete in a tots tournament at Copperas Cove, with games on January 6 and 8 against Copperas Cove. Items also reference livestock and a local drug store listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperas Cove
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U. S. Highway 190
Tom Ayler
Audie Murphy
Texican
the Palace
Wirisgh Productions
Acess Ane Coal Saf
Marcies OF the Palace
Aeueat Waa
Oddinan
PATOR
Dvpanavision
ENO Metrogal
Pau
Stas Spang
Cae Ue
U. & Treasury
Laird’s Corner Drug Store
S&h
Horton-Connors Insurance
Wartford Fire Insurance Company
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