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San Saba News Star April 6, 1967 THE NEWS STAR SPORTS San Saba Track Team Brings Home Two Trophies From Meet Saba track team won second place team trophy and brought home probably the largest sprint relay trophy given In the State of Texas for high school competition, for first place in the 440-yard relay, according to Conch John Baskin. The track moot was held Saturday, April 1, at Ooldthwaite where Brady took top honors. Coach Baskin said the team did real well and he was well pleased with the results. The strong wind was a disadvantage to all competitors. Richland Springs Will Host District TrackMeetFriday (SC) Richknd Springs will host the District Track Meet Friday April 7, according to Coach Wallace Flkes.

The meet will begin at a.m. with finals scheduled to start at 2 p.m. Friday. Schools competing in the events will include Lometa, Liberty Hill, Florence, Bertram, Evant and Richland Springs. Springs will be entered in events including 440-yard dash: Wayne Adams and Jack Turner; 330-yard intermediate hurdles: Frank Pearce; 880 dash: William Gibson, Charlie Rankln, nnd Steve Patrick; 110 high hurdles: Frank Pearce; 100-yard dash: Dale Matlock; 220-yard dash; Cubby Pearce and Dale Matlock; mile run: Darwin Lewis and Barney Oldham; mile relay: Cubby Pearce, William Gibson, Wayne Adams and Jack Turner; 440 relay: Jack Turner, Cubby Pearce, William Gibson ad Mike Allen; shot put: Jerry Christmas and James Harlow; discus: Jerry Christmas and James Harlow; high jump: Jerry Christmas.

Chnn Priest, Jerry Marshall, John McRorey and Radow Keeney made up the first place sprint team with time of 44.9. Mark Cooksey, Bill Watkins, Mc- Rorey and Keeney took second place in the mile relay. In the 100-yard dash, Keeney was second with time of 10.0 seconds; Priest, fifth in 10.2; Mc- Korey, seventh in 10.6. Priest, Marshall, McRorey, Keeney, Cooksey and Watkins nil received individual medals for placing first or second in each of the events in which they participated. Priest, Marshall, Buster Car- tnouche participated in the 220- yard dash, with Priest running' fourth with time of 24.5 seconds.

Frankie Miller, Mitchell Riggs and Ircno Cantu ran the 440. Keith Shahan placed fifth in the 880-yard dash with time of 2:012. Danny Pierce and Valetino Cnntu also ran in the race. Running the mile for San Saba were Tony. Cantu, Welton Watson and Ernie Clark but they failed to place.

Participating in the 120-yard high hurdles were Joe Miller, Bill Watkins and Dick Little, with Miller placing sixth. In the 330-yard Intermediate hurdles, Miller also placed sixth, Frankie Miller, seventh; and Dick Little also ran the hurdles. Participating in pole vault were Phil Letbetter, Bill Watkins and Dick Little. 'Letbetter placed fifth in high jump. Marshall and Frankie Miller also participated in high jump.

Carmouche entered 'broad jump. Priest was fifth in dicus. The track team will participate in the District Track Meet at Brady Saturday, April 8. Hall Highlights April new on the wrathcr, just warm, dry and windy, rlou'ls hang mound and keep hoping. We would like to extend congratulations ami beat wishes to Mr.

and Mrs. Maylon Smith who wore married in the Baptist Church at Richland Springs Saturday night. They will make their home at College Station where Maylon is working towards his Masters Degree at Texas University. Mrs. J.

C. Gamblin and Mrs. Dee House were guests of Mrs. George Myers at luncheon honoring senior citizens given by the Rochelle Study Club Saturday. Mrs.

J. W. Myers and Mrs. Leslie Rogers, also of our community, were among the guests present. Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Gamblin visited Mrs. Henry Lewis at Richland Springs Sunday; afternswr Mr.

and Mrs. Harmon Sansom visited her father, J. F. (Boss) Shoemake and sister-in-law, Mrs. Harvey Shoemake, in the Elm Grove community Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett of Austin and Mrs. Leslie Griffin and children of Brownwood were weekend visitors with their parents and attended the Smith-Harvey wedding Saturday night. Mrs.

Terrance Walker and Mrs. Jerry Barrow of Liberal, Kans. and Mr. and Mrs. George Walker and Peggy of San Saba visited Mr.

and Mrs. Dee House Saturday night. Maynard Locker underwent minor surgery at Brady Hospital one day last week and is recovering nicely. Mrs. A.

J. House attended preaching and a fellowship meeting at the First Christian Church in Richland Springs Sunday night Mrs. Ellen Leach is a patient in San Saba Memorial Hospital SWH Cherokee Misfits Win First VB League Round San Saba Volleyball Association has just completed the first round of league play, with Cherokee Men and the Misfits named the champion, according to Travis 'Shaw, president of the association. Cherokee men, coac by Charles Perry, has been undefeated in this first round of play. Also, the women's team, the Misfits, coached by Mabel Led- ketter, has gone all the way without being defeated.

The second round began Tuesday April 4, for the eight men's teams and seven women's teams, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the local high school gym. Games are held each Tuesday, Thursday and Friday night. There is no admission charge for the games and everyone is welcome and urged to see these teams play. There are several good vollyball teams with outstanding players, and spectators ean be assured of an interesting evening spent a ching the games.

The men's team include Chero- Men, coached by Charles Perry; Sprites, by George Jennings; Wildcats, by Travis Shaw; Astros, Paul Golding; Rangers, by James Reavis; Herren Baptist, Gerald McKee; Jaycees, Bill Hardy; and Scrubs, Gene Christian. The women's team include Cherokee Women, coached by Mrs. Charles Perry; Misfits, Mabel Ledbetter; Rangerettes, Vivian Reavis; Astroettes, Pat Mahan; Swingers, Anita Miles; Spoilers, Bobby Churchill; and High School Girls, by Jean Priest. Local Netters Lose At Abilene Saba. tennis teams lost out in meet Abilene Saturday, April when the competition was very strong.

Jijnior Martinez i os his singles match: to the third seeded netter in the state from Port Worth Pascal fteve wdWwjey Bicker lost doubles to San An- gelp. i Hail also to San RS Track Team Places Fourth At Rochelle Meet (SC) Richland Springs finished fourth with 54 points, in the meet of 12 teams, at the Rochelle Boys' Track Meet held Saturday, April 1. Robert Lee was first with 99 points; Lometa wtih points was second; Eden took third with 59; and Cherokee was fifth with 52 points. In the 440-yard relay, Cherokee was third and Richland Springs, fourth. Pearce placed third for Richland Springs in the 120-yard high hurdles.

Cherokee's Gray took first place in the 100-yard dash clocked at 10.2, and Bush of Cherokee was third. Turner won fourth and Adams, sixth for Richland Springs in the 440-yard dash. Pearce placed second in the 330- yard intermediate hurdles. Gray was second and Bush, fifth for Cherokee in the 220-yard dash. In the mile run, Lewis of Richland Springs clocked time of 4:59.4 to take second place and Duarte of Cherokee won third place.

Richland Springs was third in the mile relay and Christmas placed sixth in ciiscus for the Coyotes. In the 880-yard run, Hiilsmeier of Cherokee took second place and Gibson of Richland Springs, third. Other schools participating included Gustine, Blackwell, Milano, Melvin, Rochelle, Eyant and Norton. OOTDOOlilii Fish Strips For Pork Rinds White strips cut from the belly of a fish are as effective fish- getters as pork rind. Like pork rind, you can store the fish strips in a saline solution.

0 Check Boat Fenders Use extra care with cork filled canvas covered boat fenders. Thej pick up a lot of moisture. If lef 1 hanging against the boat, they wil rot wood and stain fiberglass. A Bottom Bumping For Bass Ever try bottom bumping with unweighted floating worms? Add a quarter ounce lead to the line, about 18 inches from the end. On the end of the line use a plastic worm on a weedless hook.

Then slowly bump the lead across the bottom, letting the worm move freely as if swimming. This works many times 1 when the jig-n-worm fails. Kites Held For Mrs.J; R.Taylor (SC) Funeral services for Mrs. R. Taylor, 91, of Goldthwaite, grandmother of Mrs.

E. M. Mask and Mrs, Merle Taylor, were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, March 28, Goldthwaite Church of Christ with Douglas LcCroy, minister, of- iciating. Burial was In Regency Cemetery with Wilkins Funeral Home charge.

Mrs. Taylor died Monday, March 27, in a Goldthwaite nursing lome. She was born Donna Jones, Aug. 5, 1876, at Regency, daughter of f. M.

Jones and Jane Cain Jones. She was married to E. B. Shaw at San Saba in 1906, He died in 1936. She was then married to J.

Taylor at San Saba in 1946. Taylor died In 1948. 'She was a member of Goldthwaite Church of Christ. Survivors include four sons, (laymer Shaw of Albuquerque, N. Clayton Shaw of Goldthwaite, Denver Shaw of Comanche and Oden Shaw of Brookesmith; one daughter, Mrs: J.

D. Coffey of Beeville; one brother, Alton Jones, of Regency; 18 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. Pallbearers included Malcolm Mask, Jerry Petty, Jim Shaw, Glynn Miller, Louvell Sides and Merle Taylor. Easter holiday guests of Mrs. A.

M. Spears were her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Spears and Stephen Aubrey of Houston nnd her daughter, Mrs. Max Murphy of New Brauftfels. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Sanderson and son, Shawn, of Odessa were weekend guests of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Sanderson and family. Mrs. Roxie Norris left Tuesday of this week for an extended visit with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Lonnie Harvey, Kenneth and Larry, at Kingsville. Mr. and Mrs. DWight Harkey of College Station were weekend visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Harkey, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ellis and family and other relatives.

Easter Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sanderson and family were Keith Sanderson of Baytownj Miss Marcy Millican, Ft. Worth; Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Stevenson and children, Hurst; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stevenson, Lometa; Mr. and Mrs. K.

J. Stewart and Copperas Cove; Miss Jean Sanderson, Austin; Ralph Means, Mitch Sanderson and Miss Kathy Garvin. Vaccinate with from Laird's Corner Drujt Store. Locker News April had good prospects for rain this weekend but not a drop fell here. Vera May and Curtis Trow- hridge and children of San Ange- 1o were Sunday supper guests of her parents, Rev.

and Mrs. Carl Gentry, and helped Mrs. Gentry celebrate her birthday. Friends and relatives here were sorry to learn of the death of Mrs. Dona Shaw Taylor, 90.

She died March 27 in a nursing home at Goldthwaite. Funeral services were held in the Church of Christ and interment was in Regency Cemetery. Those from here attending the services were Mr. and Mrs. Merle Taylor, Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Taylor, Mrs. R. A. Taylor and Earl Parks.

Former Locker residents attending were Mrs. Minnie Parker of Rotan and 0. W. Taylor of San Saba. Mrs.

W. E. (Minnie) Parker of Rotan has been a guest of her sister, Mrs. R. A.

Taylor, and other relatives and friends here for several days. The latest report from A. J. Reavis of JBrowttwood is he has been dismissed frotti Mefhorial Hospital there and is recovering in a nursing home. Gertrude Parks of San Sr.ba and Katy Myrle Parks of Dallas, Margaret Parks of wood and the Dean Barrett family of Hillsboro were recent guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Parks. Mr. and Mrs. Audy Cdffman and sons of Ft.

Worth and daughter and son-in-law of Lab- bock were visitors this week with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Battiett. They also visited Roy and Viola Vest and Mrs. Pauline Fulton and ily.

Mrs. H. M. Duncan and Mra, O. B.

McGary were for a Tuppei 1 Ware party last Tuesday afternoon in the Duncan home. Mr. and Mrs. H. Barnett and Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Purdy went to the auction sale at Coleman last Saturday night. Mrs. R. A.

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A. Clowe Home Phone 372-3891 Rosa Lee Clowe RS Girls Top Rochelle Meet (SO) Richland Springs Girls Track team won first place Saturday, April 1, at the Rochelle Track meet with 52 points. Rochelle came in second with 50 points. Cathy Poyle of Rochelle was digh point girl. In broad jump, Cathy Teal was third and Paula Adams, fourth.

Richland Springs won first in the 440 relay with the team including Paula Adams, Beverly Wilton, Terry Teal and Sherry Carroll. Cherokee won second place. In the 100-yard dash, Carroll was thir4; A4wns, fifth; and Wilton, sixth. Carroll placed third, Wilton fourth; and Adams, sixth in the doubly ta Abilene Ooope meet alp day, Ql4hara was fifth, in. the Hurdles.

irls will iason Friday, April Bliiebonnet Bells Satur- to gan Hearing Test Set for San Saba Free, Electronic hearing test will be held in San Saba. Anyone that has a hearing problem of any kind is welcomw to come in for the test. Pic- tores of the ear ihowing howthe works, and ivhy a person loses his hearing, also it nerve system of the ear that is connected to Mr. brain, to tell us what we have heard. Each person is tested with the latest electronic machine that can pinpoint in what part of the ear they are having trouble and what can be done to help them.

Each person can see how a simple operation on the ear has Jet thousands of people hear again. HOW the new electronic device is delping thousands of people with the dreaded NERVE DEAFNESS to hear again. How 2 year old children are being fitted with aids and can learn to hear and talk. How packed wax in the ear canal affects the (hearing. How head congestion affects the hearing.

Everyone should have a hearing test at least once a year if they have any heaving loss. Even people that wear Hearing Aids should have a test. People that have been told that nothing could be done for them should have a test each year, as new ways are being discovered to help these people. The test in San Saba. will held at Ranchmen's Tower Hotel Tuesday, April 10th, from JO AM to Mr.

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