Generals and Colonels Split Weekend Games
Generals lost 47 44 to Garces Rams on Sunday then beat Corcoran 50 36 on Saturday led by James White and Mark Larson. White scored 11 and Larson 10 in the Corcoran win while Buster Moten had 17 in the Garces setback.
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Generals
Colonels
Garces
Corcoran
Bob. Mears
Lou Nicheo
Garces Rams
James White
Mark Larson
White
Larson
Charles Jones
Lew. Dickey
Buster Moten
Ed Cook
Ben Laverty
Corcoran Panthers
Satuday
Mears
Moten
Lew Dickey
Alan and
Bob Peoples
H. T. Calhoun
Delon
Colonels Fall to Ramblers 41-34 on Friday Night
In a league opener Coach Don St. Clair's Colonels lost 41-34 to the Garees Ramblers. Mark Roberts led Colonels with 14 points, while Gary Witcher 9, Larry Miller 4, Tommy Schroeter 4, Denny Evans 2 and Jim Watson 1 also scored. Mike Apperson paced the Ramblers with 11.
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Don St. Clair
Colonels
Garees Ramblers
Mark Roberts
Gary Witcher
Larry Miller
Tommy Schroeter
Denny Evans
Jim Watson
Colonels Triumph Over Cubs in Saturday Night Victory
Colonels 54 Cubs 27 as Jim Watson led the scoring burst following a prior loss. Corcoran and Gon Stet anchored defense in a dominant late surge.
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Colonels
Cubs
Gon Stet Trample
Corcoran
Jim Watson
Bucks Down Garces and Corcoran in Weekend Prep
The Bucks defeated Garces 28 22 and then beat Corcoran 38 25 in back to back games. Coach Steve Aene led the squad as Belton Banks and Bill Seymour contributed key scores in the weekend action.
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Steve Aene
Bucks
Garces Kids
Corcoran Kittens
Corcoran Kittens Edge Opponents in Narrow Victory
Rick Rhoades led scoring with 21 points for the Corcoran Kittens. Rich Alvidres added 6 while Belton Banks had 4 Wayne Smith 3 Larry Gaeta 2 and Jerry Higbee 1. Almost was high scorer for the Kittens with six.
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Rams
Mike McCaffery
Steve Lewis
Rich Joerger
John Bichard
Rick Rhoades
Rich Alvidres
Belton Banks
Wayne Smith
Larry Gaeta
Jerry Higbee
Council meeting notices and program reports in El Paso
January hearings report on Council programs in El Paso 1939. The session discusses Aa seed consumption and product use. Gate membership covers Producers, workers, cobalt EMS, and spinners. Cotton production figures referenced for 18 producing sites.
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el Paso
Pro Cagers Game Jan 24 Affects Pacific Coast Trade
A fragmented note outlines a January 24 pro cagers game and a trade involving Eppa to the Warriors from an NBA transfer. It mentions a veteran with a standout college career and a team under coach Pete, hinting at a pivotal moment in early season activity.
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Grams
Pacific Coast
Eppa
Warriors
Sterr Rom Menchery
NBA
Tieg Gael
Freecisco
This War Land: A Feature Film on California Agriculture
A short film titled This War Land, presented by Bank of America, shows California farming life through a boy visiting a farm. It highlights water's vital role for both rural and urban areas and includes scenes of livestock enterprises in the Central Valley.
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Bank America
California
Cong
Skiers Advised On Toe Walking And Thigh Exercises
A Shafter Press item discusses ankle care for skiers and suggests toe walking to protect joints. It recommends edge-of-table sits to build thigh strength and notes weather and trial conditions may shift during the season.
Entry inowdge of rn firet aa
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions an entry inowdge of rn and a rare note about accents. No clear event, names, or places are readable to provide a fuller summary.
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Stewart
Bill Hedrick
Mark Larsen
John Gregory
Point Panther
Charles Lemay
Coalinga
Keith Dawes
High Point
Ramblers
Mike Apperson
Los Angeles
Southland
Madison
Westen
Millet, Pree
Ie Gee
Bill Seymour
Pontiac
Tempest
Garlatz Motor CO
Lerdo ST
Shafter
Shafter Press
Jaguaryar
Eas
Seaal Ned
Bao Serait
del Monte
Stange & Gr
BEL Maren Mustard & Greens
Chuck ST
Three Sisters
White House
Sys
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