Ponies Defeat Dodson 8 3 At Marian Airpark
Wellington Pony League defeated Dodson 8 to 3 at Marian Airpark on Thursday July 18. Rusty Bevers pitched a complete game allowing three runs two earned on six hits with four walks and seven strikeouts. Dodson starter Simmons lasted 6 1/3 innings, surrendering four earned runs on seven hits and seven walks with six strikeouts.
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Wellington
First Time with the 49th National Guard Unit Begins Summer Training
The 49th National Guard unit from Wellington starts a two week summer camp at North Fort Hood on July 28 under Maj. Gen. Harley Wes, with 7,000 guardsmen from 78 Texas towns in a split armored division drill. The first week features tank and rifle maneuvers, new combat courses, and aerial force protection as the division returns to field training for the first time since 1982.
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National Guard
Wellington National Guard
Texas 4Ith Armored Division
North Fort Hand
Tut la Lainard L. King Dr. of
Dallan
Ft. Hoods
Uberhrordus
49Th
4Th Armored Division
Texas
John Connally
Misa 49Th Armored Division
King
Richard K. Carlton
Parry Morris
Freely J. Maxwell
Paul J. Gorgan
Donald BR. Settle
Clifford O. Martins
Bruce Crosby
Dick L. Ebbert
David Jackson
Duke Jamenon
Jasper Long
Mike Rainey
Eddie Slay
Werey L. Burley
Canton Cleveland
William BP. Estes
Lonnie Resik
Fate Hiresell
Billy Britten
Bobby J. Andreans
John Duncan
Pat Frost
Dan E. Greer
Bily Keat
Clifford Harper
Dan C. J
Ett
Granvel K. Killizn
Donald FE. Langford
Charles W Mack
Donald L. Moore
Jerry LR. Scott
Douglas Seales
Thomas EB. Vernon
Wellington Leads Slow Start in Lone Star Tilt
In a July 25, 1963 Wellington Leader brief, Wellington's West tripled but no homers occurred as pitching changes shaped a rough mound battle. Rovers earned a win over Simmons as Wolf covered 2/3 of an inning amid a flurry of hits, walks, and errors.
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Rovers
Simmons
Wolf
Jim Cooks Here for Short Visit
Visiting here recently were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cook of Lubbock and five of their grandchildren aged 11 to 3. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. George McGill of Rockford, Illinois. The group stayed with Jim Cook's parents while their mother attended Baptist Encampment at Ridgecrest, North Carolina. They were en route to Rockford and paused to visit their other grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glin McGill of Quail.
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Jim Cook
Lubbock
Ape
Fave Ann
Julie
Dan
Rex
Nancy
George Mc‘Gi
Rockford, Tl
Baptist
Ridgecrest
N.C
Rockford
Glin McGill
Quail
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Rommie M. Forbis
Clyde W. Powell
Andell K. Scott
Leland J. Terry
John W. Grey
Ronnie D. Keith
Ebmer H. Kelfer
Robert H. Langford
Clinton R. Thomas
Marvin J. Witten
Charlie L. Whitten
Hollis M. Wilson
Garland D. Moore
Jesse Peters
Joe
Susanna
Guardenen
Ansitthne
Itigid
Amarillo
Farnsworth
Booker
Carrouzett
Follett
Lipscomb
Higgins
Miami
Mobeetie
Wheeler
Globe Express
Francis Roberts
West
Ababi Thomkins
Jones Spillman Trapp Ware Howard
West Darton
Davis Phillips
Black
I Dodson
Ags
RBI
Mayhugh
Bobo Hilley Leathers
Tabor Derrick
Withite
Kane Simmons
Jim
Ome
Collingsworth County
Chamber of Commerce
Elmer Hiett
Wellington State Bank
FDIC
Sullivan Hardware
L. A. Gilmore
Raburn Grocery
Ben Franklin Store
North Side Square
Horton & Harwell
Shamburger Lumber Co
Elvis White
S&r
Wells
Brooks Auto Supply
Glen Taylor
Mgr
Whites Auto Store
Buster Hughs
Tyler Electric
C & H Pharmacy
Warrick Feed Store
Dapling
Sizax
Joy
Collingsworth
John Holton
Firestone Tires
Clark Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Mobil Oil. Co
A. L. Elliott
F.d.lc
City State Bank
Purina
DeKalb
Langford Texaco Station