Bulldogs Take Third in State Junior Tournament
Stamford placed third at the State Junior Tournament in Port Lavaca after a rain shortened four day event due to Hurricane Amelia. The Bulldogs split multiple games with Farmers Branch and Port Lavaca, showing strong defense and clutch hits led by Greg Hayes and Mike Cox, while Stamford edged Hillsboro 1-0 in the doubleheader and shut out Spring Klein Expos 7-0 before dropping a 10-7 decision to Port Lavaca in a resumed schedule.
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Farmers Branch
Dallas
Port Lavaca
Amelia
Greg Hayes
Chris Stenholm
Trussell Thane
Hayes
Paul Gomez
Edward Gardner
Mike Cox
Ty Gross
Stenholm
Gross
Cox
Bart Rosenquist
Cox Farmers Branch
Bulldogs
David Lisle
Stamford Gross
Tony Johnson
Port Lavaca Cardinals
Raymond Moreno
Cardinals
Lynn Rogers
Hillsboro
Fouu
Cox Trussell Thane
Eugene Cedillo
Thane Gross
Lisle
Klein Expos
Houston
Mickey Williams
Williams
Rosenquist
Sttenholm
Gardner
Expos
Wiliams
Thane
Brownwood
Big Spring
Spring Klein
Cameron
Local vocal teachers honored in Fort Worth
Weldon R. Holbrooks and WL Medford of Stamford High School were honored by the Texas Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association in Fort Worth in August. Holbrooks praised for 30 years in Texas AG education, Medford for 35 years. Holbrooks led Stamford FFA to multiple awards and two American Farmers, with 88 Lone Star Farmer recipients under his direction. Medford noted for leadership in stock shows and contests.
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W. L. Medford
Stamford Vocational Agriculture Teachers
Fort Worth
Holbrooks
A. D. Adams
Austin
Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association of Texas
Medford
Adams
WL. Medford
Stamford High School
Texas
Winters High School
Texas A&m University
College Station
Texas Ffa Association
National Ffa Association
Kansas City
FFA
Stamford
Young Farmers Chapter
Agriculture Department
Belief that only twins could see elves among some Indians
A fragment notes that certain American Indian groups held a belief that elf sight was limited to twins. The remark highlights folk lore linking twin status to supernatural perception within tribal traditions.
Young Homemakers To Launch New Year In Stamford
The Stamford Chapter of Young Homemakers of Texas begins the 1978 79 year with a meeting on Monday August 21 at 7 30 p m at the Homemaking Cottage The agenda includes a salad supper officer installation and a series of programs featuring floral arranging bulb planting talk on childrearing in a Christian home canning advice and spring fashion a host of activities planned for the year Meetings are the third Monday monthly Visitors welcome Contact Gail Haterius or Phyllis Davis for details A correction notes Carl Hitt of Aspermont not Carl Hill caught a 15 pound catfish at Lake Stamford on goldfish bait.
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Young Homemakers of Texas
High
Abilene Christian University
Denby Ray
Correctioncarl Hitt
Aspermont
Carl Hill
Lake Stamford
Stamford Retail Trade Committee Meets Today
A called Stamford Chamber of Commerce Retail Trade Committee meeting is set for 3 30 p m in City Hall council chamber to discuss Stamford Christmas celebration and other promotional ideas. Chair Fareed Hassen urges broad merchant attendance to gauge town sentiment. All retail merchants and interested individuals are invited.
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Stamford Chamber of Commerce Retail Trade Committee
Council Chamber of City Hall
Stamford
Fareed Hassen
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