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It 1 :if 1 IT IIS lii Five becked in Jus&e Court Flvo other cases, bosldos the two disturbing the peace cows reported In another story, were booked In Justice of the Peace D. C. Roberts' court during the past seven days. R. W. Duckncr paid fine and costs of $20.63 for illegal driving on a charge brought Jan. 14. J. L. McKenney was booked for illegal parking on the highway Jan 13. A. T. Sanders paid fine and costs of $16.50 for havlnR no red light burning on his trailer Jan. 13. Deal 0. Simmons was booked Jan. 12 for failure to have an RRC permit. Robert Lee Cordon paid $20.50 In fine and costs for an ovrlngth truck Jan. 12. PosPnas t (Continued from page I) handle any donations or married-al- s to purchase new equipment sr Help needy patients of the hospital. , It's n grand onuse and one worthy of th efforts of you fir Post tadto. The Dlftrmich it again on "emergen v operational status" this week with our Irrtertvpe oporator and shop foreman I:. C. (Buck) Hundlrv. in the local hospital from what was probably a light stroke Buck came to work last Friday morning with the fingers of his left hand sort of "out of control" so he couldn't function at the keyboard of his machine. An examining local physician snt him to a Lubbock nrve specialist and tests were run Saturday. H 'was brought back to the Carta Memorial Hospital Tuitday morning where his pmgrws Is vry encouraging. In the meantime. Editor Charlie DWway has Jo m pod in to do Buck's Job on the Intertype mnchlne and outanle of covering 'basketball games, whkh Charito has continued to do. the rest of us "have filled In doing Churl's newt writing for him. This is to bid gomlny and n real community thank you to Mrs. Dlllnrd Thompson who has so faithfully reported all th Graham community news as a Dispatch correspondent for tho last eight yours. Tho Thompson family, re sidents of the Graham area for about ten years, moved last week end to Toklo whore they wtN farm. Their daughter. Patsy. Is staying hero with friends to finish out her senior year at Post High. We're short a correspondent at Graham right now. but the Job soon wHt be filled by Mrs. Noel White, who will bo moving with her famMy to the Graham community soon. Mrs. Thompson did a wonderful Job t getting in all the item about the Gruham folks ami we hale to he her. Orabcth Is a former member of The Dlspateh staff, should hav tho Items coming In (or tbe paper very soon. In one second the sun send out a million time mar amrgy than Is stored in uH the mirth's eon I. petroleum and natural atu ftoWs Page 8 Thursday. January 19, ?96 The Pott Tex., DUpotchj mm BflHHflHESjflflH NEW UTIUTY FIRM HEAD A R Watson. Iet, vvho wai c!ete J pre dent of Southwest tnr Public Service Co yesterday in Lubbock, succeeds J E Cunningham, right, to that office Cunningham, president for 16 yoars. was named vce chairman of the board. A. R. Watson elected new head of SWPS LUBBOCK A R Watson was elected president and general man lier of the Southwestern Public Service Company at the organiza tional meeting of the company's board of directors her J E. Cunningham, who has been president of the company since 1915. was named vice chairman of the board. Watson, the newly elected prcsl- - Burglaries (Continued from Page 1) strewn around In an obvious m irch for any hidden money. The safe m the office had Its knob knocked off ami had been opened and prowM, although it was unlocked. Entrance to Um food mart wu gained by kicking owt a panel In the roar door and crawling through, According to Deputy Corley At the ParrMi Grocery & Market on North Broadway, approximately $2 In change was taken from each of the open cash, regis-tor- Papers had been rummaged through In Arnold Parrtsh's office in a March lor money, but nothing Ue could be detected missing. Itntranen here was gained by knocking in n bathroom window on the west side af tho store. Approximately $6 in stamp money was stolen from the Southwestern PubHc Service office. Entrance was gained by kicking In a back TW burglar then "borrowod" a rope in tho offtc and cMmbod up into the attic and across In the furniture store whore they lot thoroselvsa mo the store through the ceiling via the rope. Only R trw pennies and a KrvoM alarm clock was missed Jrom the furnttur storo. Dpaty Cortoy said mvosUgatmg officers ar "working on the cnaos'' and are sneaking out torn loads. day. We like to have a little time. dent and general manager, was elected a vice president of the Southwestern Public Service Company in 1917 and elevated to executive vice president and general manager in 1053. Watson also is a member of the firm's board of di- - rectors. Cunningham has held various positions with the utility firm over a 31 year period. He has been a airector stneo ihi. Other officers named by the beard are H. L. Nichols, board chairman; Don D. Loden, vice president and secretary; II. 0. Ifodson, Roy Tolk and W. L. Poar-so- n, vice presidents; and J. T. Bradley, treasurer and assistant secretary Man wounded (Continued from Page 1) and lives hero In Post, lie is a big man. outweighing Klser by npproxi mately 70 pounds. Deputy Corlcy estimated. Shepherd said Kiscr gave him the some account of events leading up to the shooting as had wit names he hnd questioned. The city marshal said, however, that Ktser had no permit to carry a gun. The shooting occurcd at approximately 11:35 p. m. Two waitresses were In charge of the tavern, according to Deputy Corlcy. with the proprietor not present at the lime of the shooting. Officers said Klser suffered n few head laceration. He If 34. Dixon about 30. few hoad taeora lions. IN HOUSTON Mrs. Red Sloan of Slaton accompanied Mrs. Gntyden Howell to Houston Tuesday, where Mrs. llowoN entered the M. D. Anderson Hospital Wednesday far medical examinations They will visit In the home of Mr and Mrs Dal-to- Copple while there Get Your Order In Now For Quality Job Printing Check and seo, Mr. Business Man, what you nood window envolopes, office forms, stationery. statements, Order now before you are so short you'll nood thorn yester But In an emergency, we'll give you quick, service. OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED TO YOUR OWN RemcmborQjiality SATISFACTION Printing Represents You Well Wherever It Goes .... Youth board- - (Continued from page I) the vouth Mr. and Mrs Bid Ilatlcr. Texas Tech students, to organize a "work day" for the young people using the i enter to clean up the youth center grounds and to clean out the storeroom Monthly parties for the eighth graders were scheduled with the first to be held somotlme In Pclv ruary to which all county eighth graders will be Invited. Details for the first Junior high parly will be announced soon. Mrs. Byron Haynle is chairman of the committee of mothers to plan the party The Matters also wore requosted to complete the youth board for the center to be selected by students from tholr respective high school classes. The vouth center Is open oach Saturday night from 8 to 11 p. m. under supervision of the Facilities of the youth center may be rcnled for $5 per night from tho organization by catling The Dispatch. Bob "Smith, president of the youth center hoard, presided at the board session. SERMON TOPIC TOLD "Who Do You Trust?" will be the sermon topic Sunday at the Assembly of God Church, the pastor. Rev. J. R. Brinceficld said today. Text will be Psalm 56:11. "In God have I put my trust. 1 will not be afraid of what man can do unto me". RETURN TO CARLSBAD Mr. and Mrs. Koy Brown and sons of Carlsbad. N. M.. returned home Tuesday after spondlng the weekend with her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. Klker. DECKER Enchiladas Patio, No. PATIO, NO. 300 CAN SHURFRESH, CHILI OLEO KIM TAIL CAN Jop Quail Carl Jones takes new home permit (Continued tram n.. it in some JP has been considering such a nJ fmm Hi . Pitt Will cases m 44 I The Whlio River dam nmJ now five yean In the pM2 i The storv behind some of the ten eye. stage, appears on Ik,. Vtrg, ' "disturbing pence" cases The "law" was called with Dc- - l the In 1901 reality. Con-cou- , rt The largest permit of the week Justice of the Pcnco D. C. Roberts puty Marshal Sam Price and It would nmvlit nil stable was to Carl Jonos for building a here each week pack moro Johnson answering. One of f. I water needs bv th fn.ir 1 2.250 sqUaro foot residence at 119 action than one of the TV westerns, the pair missed a swing nt Price night North Ridge Road In Westhaven Take tho Monday case of nnd Johnson was reportedly tiuc lur no remainder of tq,J tcnimy unu proDOOiy Well Addition at an estimated cost of Billy Bishop and M. S. Denton for (J JUIIU. example. $23,500. Bishop and Denton then "took leucrni According to City The new home will be of brick Marshal Otis off" running, according loan was npprovJ to Shepherd, with everybody In the place G. Shepherd construction with concrete foundation and composition roof. Jr. the two entered u.i ji-u-r lur mo project COnditfeJ al to tho water dlitrin --J.'l Luttrcll's Texaco Scrvlco Station giving chase. They disappeared certain loan specifications Another permit went to O. C. nt Main and Broadway Monday wfeg down the alley nnd circled back, are In tho process of beinc mptiJ Gamor for construction of a 20 by night and Jumped Valton Mnsscy, jumped into their car parked by tho district. "1 30 foot concrete block house for the night service man, with a story the station and sped away. servants' quarters nt money. his residence. 901 West Main, at an esti Shepherd said they started to night nt a local tavern and charg he owed them Dcnlon was arrested later that Tom Bouchlcr. chairman of (J White River wntcr board, pJ mated cost of $2,500, fight Mnssoy. When Harvey Smith ed with disturbing the pece. out n lot of work He now remain tj wu in.- - .i.i ..... i i ,. tr started to walk out of the station. wni fined $20.63, Including costs, uunc um wn mo pinns specifications rjl In Lumber Co. for addition ine ,hcm lnimed tho rest the door by Justice Roberts after pleading comnlrlnt it .Jsl to the residence of A. T. Nixon. f",rt 5r'?k,,nB5 lr Eullty. proceed as fast as possible ma I 815 Street, an bylso KlvlnE a ! rnntrarl run hn tnt fnr swol- - West Fifth of IB Bishop was picked up In Level-lan- d :. . . . lion ny "ir F( into spring. 21 foot carport and storage with by officers there tho next Action tn a concrete drive. The carport will day and returned nurrhnm Ihn .(. ..il to Post yesterday. will be of frame construction with a be initiated when loan Tumblers tm become available for Its paymtsS built-u- p roof. In JP court yesterday afternoon. Justice Roberts fined Bishop l4 i t cllrf-rtn- (Continued from page Pnit r nn Ihn 1) sides him nt any Bouchlcr nro Dr A. C sJj time. $25.65 fine nnd costs for destroying personal property in breaking Shell's two doop tests man nnd R, He asks only that his tumblers J. (Rube) Jcnnintij drilled bolow not bo confused 8,000 with common Smith's glasses nnd also ordered pigeons In respect to dirty pens, that he pay $50 for replacement JACK MEEKS IN HOSPITAll Sholl Oil Company's two new mites, etc. The pens nro very glasses for Smith. A. A. (Jack) Mecks of Garza County deep tosts, the No. clean and the pigeons leave no He fined him $41.65 In fine nnd Southland area wns given tnA I Kirkoatrlck. and the No. 1 Davis, odors ns do chickens and other costs on a second clinrgo of disturbing the peace, nnd another the Garza Memorial Hosnlinl - v- gency treatment for nn lllnetii have both been drilled to n depth fowl. Wllke explains. of below 8,000 feet, according to Wilke has been rnlslng "tumbler" pigeons for the last four ing arrest. Justice Roberts add it. wnrys Hospital In Lubb $41.65 In fine nnd costs for resist Tuesday night nnd then taken i this week's oil reports. The No. I Klrkpntrlck, In Sec years here and In Odessa and hns'cd on $18.50 for mileage to go to or treatment. tion 3. Block 2 of the G1IAII Sur- - never had n neighbor complain Lcvclland return Bishlp, making vey. is at 8,225 feet waiting on about his birds, the total bill $175.45. ATTEND SERVICFS orders. Ho keeps a neat flying pen and After It was all over, Mnsscy, Mrs. Bob Russell, neeomn.i The No. I Davis. In Section 28. a breeding pen In his back yard who has picked up the nicknames by Mr. nnd Mrs. Cecil MahoS Block 2, TANO Survey, his been and loves to talk about his pigeons. "fighter" and "killer" from tho ot snyucr, were In Waco Salun drilled to 8.357 feet and is prcpar- - Several In the community also ' considerable disturbance, remarking to take a drillstcm test of an have the "roller pigeons" Includ- - 'cd- "I - don't even know those two Mrs. Russell's brother, F, L to nttcna xuncrai services ' unidentified zone nnd interval. ing Leo Cobb. guys." Spaddcn. Three building permits this week, calling for $27,750 in new residential construction, brought the 1961 construction total in Post to date to $13,250. - ttj IWeatd - BACON, PORK PORK PORK lb ROAST, BRAND CHOPS, STEAK, PATIO. NO. 300 CAN TAMALES AAILIC lb..... lb lb DOG FOOD 4 BOOTH'S. rcji - vozon oocL - PKG. OCEAN PERCH LID0Y CAN ORANGE JUICE 2 UBBY'S. 10 OZ PKG. CUT ROSASITA. IOWANA LB. S. 6 OZ OKRA 16 OZ PKG. KING ARDIS at K & K Food Mart Offers You These 43c 25c Pot, tall can for 29c 59c 43c 59c 43c MADE 35c Plenty of action JAM -- JELLY -- PRESERVES Shurfino, 12 oz. jar Grapo, Poach, Apricot, Pineapple, MjLfoifi Plum, Apple, Cherry, Black Raspberry, Blackberry TUNA BEEF GRAVY can COFFEE 2 . 45 ID. SHURriNE, no. PUMPKIN JUST ORANGE for 39c 19c MEXICAN OWNERS 57c ay, can 2--29 SHURFRESH, 2 for 35c 2 35c PAC 12 1.00 .... sP I SHURFINE, NO. ', CAN AUSTEX SLICED, NO. 300 CAN BISCUITS CAN for 4 for 98c & 45c - CELLO Maryland Club, all grinds, I lb .51771 redi Prodi TANGERINES, lb 17c TOMATOES, lb.....;,, 1 19c CARROTS 2for45c for 2 for 19c YAMS, DRINK lb. 12V2C 35c r Shortening 59 Food King, 3 lbs. . . . SHURFINE. BARTLETT, NO. 300 CAN SHURFINE, NO. 303 CAN PEARS Crackers ftt White Rive-r- 69c FRUITCOCKTAH.2fw45t INSTANT CREAM OF WHEAT ... 23d - 25 d the Post Dispatch . Frontier Stamps Are Double Every Tuesday" K&K Food Mart 4 1 9 Eo:l Main Dial 495-223- 2 0,.n 7 D.ys a Wttk rfl MUVWY Wlft 2, pyrthtH r Mr
Post boys, girls drop tripleheader to Slaton tficims igers break oen aame in econd period rrv. -A . t--1 M tho ...Ml Km rlplo bill with boys' D opening nt e p. m., rouow-th- e two nlrls teams In the nil i?h in d unu Liiu nuiciuuva nightcap. IK it pf 'P Iborne crtlllcr rtln rnrn CS rnip . 10 tl, 13 4 5 . 0 0 2 0 4 12 9 ,., ... 3 0 0 6 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 3 2 2 8 12 5 7 4 17 0 111 9 0 0 18 0 0 10 26 14 18 CS f ft pf tp 6 3 3 14 . 0 2 2 2 8 4 3 20 0 14 1 4 0 4 8 0 3 0 0 0 13 0( 0 1 1 l 0 0 0 0 IS 13 IS 49 13 35 IS 13 CO 13 13 9 1449 12,921.58 paid in aiv tuoni line UST1N Hunting and fishing r. I . nnnl I, A If. t tf enforcement oi tne uame ana Commission, There were 55 tried their luck hunting and on flthlnn without first buying required license- - species on which there was a season Night hunters ac-- IVI m Hi! VIIBl for failure to havo proper preservers In boats. all there were 399 arrests, ftnet ami costs came to 913.- - I SPORTS (Xlje SECTION TWO $ot Btspatc!) Ralls McFadden Smith Edwards LUBBOCK Texas Tech's Red enco record and a 6-- 7 season mark, Da. Moore Raiders, finishing up mid term Is currently In second place In the Do. Mooro examinations, do not resume has-- Southwest Conference. Tho Red Osborne . kctbal! competition until Saturday Raiders resume conference play Cornelius night, Jan, 28, when they engage against TCU In Fort Worth Feb. 1 the strong Phillips CGers In the and against Baylor hero Feb. 4. record-breakin- Coliseum. A year at the Post Phillips Is defending champion of gate seems in store for tho Raid Acker the National Industrial Basketball ers. who drew 8,000 for Rice and Bouchier League. Coached by Bud Browning, former U. S, Olympic men- Jlmmle Wilson, business man- Hays 9,150 for Texas A&M. tor, the C6crs list several players ager of athletics, still has reserved and general admission tickets Cornell Minor well known In tho Southwest. Among the familiar faces, many for the remainder of the schedule. of whom have already appeared Including Phillips Jan. Baylor Pluitt 28, In the Coliseum with their collego Feb. 4, Southern Methodist Feb. Ivio . teams, are Gary Thompson of II, Arkansas Feb. 18, TCU Feb. Leo Iowa State, If. E. Kirchner of Texas Christian, Tom Robitalllo of seats cost $2, general admission 24, and Texas March 2. Reserved Odom - Rice, nnd Arlen Clark of Oklahoma State. provided a mailing fee Is RALLS $1.50. Mail orders are accepted Texas Tech, with a 3-- 1 confer-- included. POST 12 1$ 20-- 46 Fighting Does push all the way in loss MANY IRONS IN THE FIRE ! a:-- 'J . i r " lli. .m M t ImnnHnnl In ttiti. m rV rnUknU V x 1 1 1 1 lUIII 4 Bnniiw Akin I AB HH4wi,wui - - L BB A a- Ikirt t. - ..... t ...... -- 1 A .l l it. n HI IV us in BnMiv i io you in yuur iiuie, nu iu m wwi- - ING PUBLIC the SRAND is vn mor important. Today, mn, woman and children buy by BRAND. Lst the hometown folks know what BRANDS you carry by advertising in your hometown newspaper. i Tho Post seventh grndo boys eighth grade teams meet Tahoka basketball team scored a 1917 in n guadruple-heade- r (four gamos) triumph over Slaton's seventh here tonight with the first game graders at Slaton Monday night in billed for 5:30 p. m tlpotf. n double overtime when Birch ban sank the only fielder of the j two-mlnusecond extra period. VISIT IN LITTLEFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Livingston 17 12 10 46 Ronnie Pierce, who was high visited Sunday with relatives In I point for the locals with eight, tied Llttlefleld. fa ft pf P the Hume with a fielder with 30 17 seconds on the ciock in tne ursi overtime after Slaton 2 had scored to take the lead. 6 The game was knotted at 15 all 7 at the end of regulation play. 7 Post rallied in the final half to 0 overcome a 7 to 10 intermission delicti. In the eighth grade boys' game with Slaton. Slaton squeezed out n 39 to 35 verdict. 13 13 16 39 Teddy Scott was high for Pott in this one with 15 points. Danny 9--49 Pierco was second high with ten. The boys and girls' seventh and U. S. water ski meet to Austin eciaue a 62-5- 6 19-1- 7 in double overtime Lubbock). Lob-- , Melvin 6 Is tool SUNDAY IN LUBBOCK Mrs. Esther Carpenter, Mrs. Vera Gostett. ami Jackie Cnrpontor visited in Lubbock Sunday with Mr and Mrs Garner and family. They bIso attended the wedding of Linda Kay Davis and Harold Wayne Donahoo. BOWLING IS FOR ALL Bowling is a family sport that Mom and tho kids will en- - oy every bit as much at Dad doot. Might beat him at game, On our alloys, tho bowling t fast and oxcitlng, but in a relaxed atmosphere that permits easy conversation Bring the family in for a challongmg, friendly evening Young Bowlers Needed Moro boys and girls, 10 years old and over, are needed for learns In the Junior League, which bowls Saturday mornings. If Interested, lei us know at the desk. Post Bowling Center ON TAHOKA HIGHWAY DIAL 2202 FO MMftVATKWS d3owii AUSTIN Austin and one of Thursday, Januaary D aillLUIl 19, 1961 1IUCIB VUU LL'U 1I1LU Page 9 POST CITY LEAGUE HUSINESS MEN'S LEAGUE The Post Does, playing their best Central Texas' Highland Lakes W district cage leadership nnd L W L game of the season thus far, forced has been chosen as the site for the nnnt the Post Antclones Into district cellar hero Tuesday Independents win Pull away from Post Poos tho defending champion Slaton Wylle Oil Co 46VJ 26 Holleman Plumbing . ... 45 19 1961 National Water Ski Tournament on Aug. Tlgcrcttes to go all out here Tuesday night In winning Collier Pill Rollers 42 30 Cecil's 42 22 it by breaking open the trodl- - iii cinsn in'iwrcn iiim lwu iituiiib oyer second period and racing Abernathy Sundown girls with a 66-4- 9 triumph before the The Post Independent basketball in 16-2- 1961. Dlds 64 to 56. for O. K. Foods 40V5 3!fc Mac's Lounge 42 22 It was the first District 3AA tilt the all Important nation wide sporting tournament wore mode by ' Post Cards . 38 34 Carlos' Little Mexico 31 33 of the season for Coach Don Wat-kin- s' J-U- p Does, and the second for Slaton, which opened last Friday night and Austin, Tex., at the 1960 Na- Hodges Tractor 33J4 38 Chicago, III.; Long Reach, Calif., Fire Dept. No. 2 35 37 26 38 was the first district team rang up their second straight start Loacn Kicnara souicr s Amc- - victory of the winter season at Abernathy Monday night 47-2- with a 44 i whipped Tahoka last Friday to 40 7 win Friday I Caprock Grain .. 25 39 with a conference win over Tahoka. tional Tournament in Minneapolis, Dryan Williams & Son 29 43 Forrest Lumber Co. 25 39 It was the one-tw-o scoring punch Minn. The official choice of the Planters Gin 23 4814 Tom Power Ford . 21 43 of two Judys Dunn and Bishop Austin site was released by the High triumph over the Abernathy team game: Collier Pill High team game: 1,042. which defeated tho fighting Post American Water Ski Association Rollers, 1.0C1. High team ht to DUt them at the head of Independents. series: Holleman The Sundown Rnillh(llr nulled irnrfd (i mint, nil nn frrn Ihmwc todoy. High team series: Collier Pill Plumbing, 2,859. district cage cinss witn a Richard Soutcr, high School Cage nwnv mldwnv of the third ouart. RuthHI Mnrtln 4 nnlnf. nnd Anni O'DONNELL HERE FRIDAY The National Tournament will be Rollers, 3.068. High single gumc: Benny Brook" coach, topped the locals for the Cr here Friday night to defeat the! Morris, 2 points. Others seeing nc--j The Post Docs' varsity nnd held on the newest of the High- - High single game: Jim Rogers, shire, 208, two teams battled on even second straight time In scoring nost Docs, 47 to 27, in n non-dis-- 1 tlon nt forward were Janith Short) "II" teams will play O'Donnell land Lakes, the Austin Town Lake ) 246 ingti single scries; nick vukad, throuch lhe first "mc 10 'ms- - trlct game. nnd Barbara Craig. J nerlod!w,,n ,,c,ucra 1,,r here Friday night In lust cast of the Interregional high High single scries: Bill Miller, 559. rnded In n deadlock. rest of was even-- 1 one of area's guards for Post were . ,ho Tlpers were off to the ,y The 13-1- 3 The the scoring Roughcttcs, the Starting games. The Antelopes way bridge. This was the site of 556. distributed among the starters top girls' teams was held on Judy Clary, Dcth Kemp and Dan- - will be nt Denver City that night the 1960 Lone Star Water Ski , ... ... .t.ii,,. uitrh n II nP. nn nnil III- -, , Allnn t n lit r I nnPli the hnll nnif H stpnllnp nhniil vv.. ivmu rm ennltnlll-- 1 i u; clla Datcman, with Jane Maxcy, for a district gamo with the Championships where Austin's Penny Baker set the present world CAPROCK LADIES LEAGUE on Post errors, nnd using their Jackie Kays, Jerry Hays, and Pete Sandra Stewart and Janle Cnrru-din- e Mustangs. Denver City docs not W L n nn inn msr nrcnit inov scur Hays all tallying six apiece. pull-awatho charity line. Peggy Ramsey! Betty Jo Hill. started their fast In the also breaking Into tho line--1 have a girls' team. record men's ski Jump of 150 feet. Lone Star . . . 48 24 M It points In the second canto to Waydclt Hill was high for Aber third period. up. More than 150 of the nation's top Post Rowling Canter 47 25 Olds-F85- 's 8-- cr 13 for the locals to hold n nathy with 13. Post led, nt the end of the In a preliminary contest, the' team. Dunn scored 32 points and skiers will attend the National - 47 25 POST, TEXAS 20 lead at tho halftlmc In- - The locals, who opened their sea first quarter, but Sundown was out Sundown girls' "B" team defeated HWhnn nililoil 24. which nrrnunli'il Tournament In Austin this sum- - Georgia's Snack Bar 38 34 In 1SS1UI1. son with a victory over front, Slaton Antelopes were never able week, will to their nt 1612, at halftlmc, ,ho thlrd and tho Docs' "IT' team, 33 to 5. for all of tho Tlgercttc's points , mer where the United States team First National Bank ..35 37 FRIDAY ,ho cna i 01 1uarl' onn f?ldr. was scor- - here last return SOl ex-- p tfht ttrnrnl (1 nmln win uc the World's Maxinc's 32 40 SATURDAY suil-v-icfor Post. I960 show In Minneapolis, and W L cent hv iui so the gap. cd Mary Linda Pen- - homc floor to play Seogravcs hero by Bownds. the other storting forward. Championship Tournament which Falcons 25 471 Jan. 20-2- 1 Saturday night at 8 o'clock In the wunvst lusniiWTiii junuunii j iiuii Kit list tnu tin una uuu These three went nil the way for, Is hold every two years. The last Dreyer Music 18 54 their lenu in me intra penou, old high school gym. Itlkiu led all scorers with 29 ' Marianne Jones for ono I free the Slaton team. world meet was hold in Milan. on eight field goals and 13 throw. Italy. tho final quarter with a throws. Shirley Sapplngton also played Post's sensational froshmnn. Nltn Five r e g I o n n I tournoys High loam game: Post Bowling Ccnier. 80?. Free! Free! 53-3- 5 ifrce Wilson led the Post scoring at a forward position for Wilson, 8th grade girls Post, racked up 2 points to throughout the United States will out-score lllah team series: Post Bawling 15 points nIIIIlIffl an five from tho and the starting guards were Gaylc Bishop by holp four and finished only four points behind Dunn, select tho participants for the Center, 2,211. HIIW IlITIlIIll fill IHJII1 through most of the fourth. field and tho same number from Hoaton. Mary Ann Williams and National Tournament here In High single game: Georgia Ghost <strong>View</strong>er lose first one I Also keeping the Does well up in Austin. Woods. 243. the game was the steady The growing Interest In America in water skiing has brouht Woods. 015. To Everyone High sinftl sorter Georgia i high point man for both teams and shooting of Peggy eight fielders and four chart- - Tho 8th grade girls basketball Ralls Jackrabbits win, for 20 points, Leslie Acker 46-3- 9 I Ramsey and Anne Morris, who large groups of spectators at past team had their first defeat or tho scored 14 points each. Those three national tourneys. 25.000 saw the1 POST CHURCH LEAGUE next for Post with 14 points season when they lost to Slaton) played the entire game Who Sees Mike Cornell with four bas- - Monday night in a doublcheadcr The Docs' starting guards Beth 35.000 were present In 1959 at Lawas third with 8. . M on the Slaton court, 18 to 14. Cold shooting leads - Catholic Church No. 1 37 7 13 1 Kemp, Judy Clary and Danella Hampshire. Is th . conla. New This First Bapttat No. 27 21 !.!. 18 and Larry Durk was next Scorers for the Post team were Bateman did n workmanlike Job first time a national ski tourna-- , Catholic Church No. 2 22 26 Pamela Stewart, 11, and Cheryl on the taller Slaton forwards to ment has been held in the South First Baptist No. 21 27 17. Martin, 3. keep the gome close. All three west. Methodist No. against Slaton, making too Starting guards were Dec Ann to Antelope defeat 1 IS 26 out on fouls late in the game Methodist No. 2 15 33 went errors upon which tho Walker, Dnrln Pierce, and Marty and were replaced by Jane Max-- 1 High team game: First Baptist Tig-- Baker, with Paula Helms and Ret-t- a cy, Janle Carradinc and Sandra Borden girls win No. 1, 803. capitalized. tho u team boys' g n m c Martin also seeing action. Two cold quarters the first and trick. Tho Antelopes wore "hot" Stewart, who continued mBklng High team series: Catholic No. The second game was between third cost tho Post Antelopes a the rest of tho quarter, however, the Slaton forwards work hard for 1. 2.312. - l l 40 I tho Post 7th grade girls and Slaton, with Slaton winning, Jackrabbits going homo with the visitors, anil trailing, At numorous stages throughout Peel, 241; (lady). Anita Blanton, ball game Friday night, the Ralls and wound up by outscoring the every thot they got at the basket in sportsmanship High s4nle gamo: (man). Punk Ghosts 15-1- 20-1- 19-1- thriller. Post came un with n to almost overcome Slaton s High scorer for Post was Paula long end of a 46 to 39 score. nt the halftlmc intermission the come. Post nulled un to with- The Borden Junior High School - 228. In the fourth making up five Baldrcc, 10, with Pat Landrcth, In girls of It evened this season's scries between the two teams at Post in third quarter pull me visitors oui.n man...,. ... Jimmy irom i easy but each Gail sports. Minor the field striking distance, won hit team the 4, to Cnnlnt ilfflrlt. and Marilyn Jones, 3. early the to time puueu dock ... 1 tilth single sorioc: (man). Don Hut-chin- s, Starting guards were Betty having won by flPKin ICU IKJlll CIUUS three points In the Post up into a tic with the 'Rob- - in r 111 . , ...1.1. I r ? , .. rVnttl.l f n 111 Willi 111 JVI II Ik J . WMVIU ...... Shnrln Pierce nnd Ccrrctha season opener for both quintets. bits, nnd the Antelopes went on than 111 nunvvui) Dunbar. 043; (lady). AnUa Blanton, C29. 13 Times Tho mj i.i. mn. m - iruni unit. more 10 points Borden won its first two games 10 for Post and wcnucii Jonn- - Jones. Post didn't hit a field goal the from there to pull Into n 30-2- 6 Tho first onded with Sla- - quartor but lost its third to Union, second All-Amorica grid 15-1- clnht. first quarter, managing only three lend going Into the final quartor. ton nhoad. but the Does tied place finisher in the meet won by 15-1-5 I 111 II I'.IIWHI 11 : UliU i U K I Screams! ' 10,753 DEER KILLED points on frco throws, while the That was where they got on two Sands. "cold" it at frco throws by I II II' H 1 lULl 1UI UIUIUII I AUSTIN There wcro 10,753 deer Jackrabbits were hitting four from again, however, making only 9 Wilson with 6:35 to go in the first' Starting lineup for Borden was movio is available 8-- checked through tho Game and the field to lead, going Into points to Ralls' 20. Tho Antelopes hnlf. Judy Kelly. Brenda Bllleck. Shorry LUBBOCK Texs Tech has With 1:5G third MllllnnoK-- i cave oimuri un ussiai hi- - the district lend Tuesday nicht Fish Commission check station the second quarter. missed numerous shots from the remnlnlne In the Barr. Kay Snoed, Machlta - i available, through the Red Raider In Coach Llano for the 1960 season, Richard Soutcr's Post field In tho final period, while quarter. Slaton was ahead by only ken and Mary Ann Dennis. Club, a sound movie shewing ac according to biologist reports. Last sea- first nunrtfir hpfnrn urnrlni' from hit the basket. - nament at Gay Hill Junior High erican Football Coaches Asoria team was halfway through just the about everything Ralls put up four 46-4- 2 and had only n six- - Borden now enters another tour- tlon ami chse-u- p stouts ol the Am- point lead with 1:23 reovertime oner wvuvui wu malnlng In the game. School. tton defeated Stanton Friday night son there wcro 9,220. the Leslie point- - field, Acker turning the Acker, with 17 was the learn for I9C0 ' tjtmllmM nrai I E. In Lrast InA J. HoiNto. Texas Tech center cellar berth with Post. only Antelope hitting in is among tfee 11 stars featured in double mid-terth film. Ta movt may Ikm at leaves Tahoka and Denver With timo out for exams figuros. Bill McFadden's 12 points tied for second nt 1 in tils- - and 11 by Charles Edwards paced tho Jackrabbits. 7th graders beat Slaton - sh 13 Times Tho edulvd by service club and other organisations tnierwMed in athletics P,ny . by contacting Ijmie Jackson, executive Red Raider FUN 1 1 n Anin iiih w lis in uuiivli The box score: Friday night to play Denver Raiders to meet t. in their second district start. fg ft pf tp Club. Hox 486 (Telephone will ru n nnnnin mil Willi liiu a I) ILUIiia LIUBIIIIIk 111 - ! .. rt. fltxt iIaai nnl PhiHips 66 next P02-8600- . 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