Wise County Messenger from Decatur, Texas • Page 21

Saturday, windy, cold day for soccer in Decatur and Alvord In soccer action Saturday Drive In beat Land house 2 0. Scores were made by Regge Johnson and Curtis Blase in the second half of the game. Ray's coach, Kathie Hilton recognized Jerry Askey, Tony Judy Upton, Shane Wheeler, Johnnie Schumacher and David Jackson for real good defense and offense. Making a lot of saves for the team were Cody Swimford, David Howard and Askey. Sherri Bradshaw, Land house coach, expressed that the first half was super with their goalie Monty Garrett and the whole team playing good defense.

She felt the wind had a lot of control of the ball and no scores came in the first half. Very good offense plays by forwards, Mark Shults and Bart Mueller, helped Arma team, Allied Agency, outscore Long Oil 3-0. Scores were made by Gddie Jolly in the first half and Tony Meador and Wes Hardee in the second. Mrs. Mueller also recognized halfbacks, Monty Martin, Shawn Grundy and Jeff Meador for their good plays.

Dub Little, Long coach, recognized good defense on the part of two of his players, Mark North and Donovan Tanner. Another game in the Under 14 league was played in Alvord. 100 Tires whipped Market 2-1. In the Under 10 league State Farm and Decatur Convalescent Center battled to a 0-0 tie. State Farm coach, Lia Schwab, felt all her players were outstanding and noted Troy Springs, Brent Henry, Ronnie Elliott, Eddie Thompson and Brett Butler for good offense and Rubin Cantu, Scott Frazier and Amy North for their good job.

She expressed an excellent job by Darla Downe as goalie. Don Ruth, DCC coach, recognized his players for a job well done and thought they deserved at least one score. Another game saw First GLASGOW 11 Democratic Primary Pcx (or Campaign 0 mo TP4 Happy 30th Birthday BOA HOWARD From the Turkeys at the Smokehouse National Bank whip Wood Motors 4-1. and Harold McFer rin, bank coaches, stated that their outstanding team work was the key to the victory. Good passing and dribbling by Robby Brooks, Melanye McFerrin, Jimmy Warden and David Parrish assisted the scores made by Trenton Lewis, Bryan Pennartz and Ricky Moore.

The couple recognized good defense by goalies, Billy Hardee and Mike Allen, assisted by Kevin Taylor and Cathy Meador, accounted for only one score by the opposing team. Wood coach, Jana Wood ruff, felt all her players played well. Their lone score came from Neil Fitch. In a game in Alvord, Pac-a-Sac of Alvord defeated Valu-Rite of Bridgeport 3-1. Pac a-Sac is coached by Ray Patterson.

In the under 8 league, Norton Plumbing Cowboys, beat Trucking 2-0. Cowboy coach, Harold Stokes, recognized all his players for playing a great game. Goals were made by Jeffery Thatcher and Cody Wheeler. Captains for were Timmy Hardee and Sharia McFerrin. Coach Paula Berg noted good offensive plays by David Porter and Caroline Clanton and outstanding defensive plays by Craig Fitch, Michael Gregory, Milton Hardee and Goalie Teresa Hilton.

Poco Graphite whipped a Bridgeport team sponsored by Don Erwin Insurance and the First National Bank 4-1. Poco coach, Mae Ridgway recognized Brent Craft and Billy Claborn as good goalies. Joe Jolly, assisted by Edward Parrish, and Cameron Sampler, assisted by Jason Richards, made scores in the first half. One second half score came from Chris Miller assisted by Sonja South. Noted for good defense were Corby Ridgway, Liza Dodson, Jason Schwab and Holly South.

Jan Jowitt made Bridgeport's lone score. Mike Wallace drove the ball down the field for the score. Coach David Duncan expressed a good job by all his players. In the Under 6 league, in a game played in Alvord, McCurdy Feed defeated Hancock Trucking 2-1. Shawn Burrow scored first point.

Hancock's team also scored a point for McCurdy. Recognized as outstanding players by their coach, Judy Moore, were Brandi Chapman, Dustin DoByns, Mikki East, Steven Long and Shannon Johnson. Captains were Bratton Williams and Caleb Morria. Play ing as goalie for the entire game was Pamela Moore. Hancock's Trucking in Alvord is coached by Jackie Dunson.

Ford Trucking was defeated by Montgomery Ward 8 0 Scores came in the first half from Kelley Solomon, scoring two, assisted by James Miller, Todd McCormick, assisted by Jason Wren and Andy North, assisted by Steven Terrell. Goalie for the first half was Chris Fostel. In the second half, Solomon and McCormick each made a point and North made two. Jason Tibbies was goalie. Recognized for good defense by their coach, Brenda Rotramble, were Rusty Nunnelee, Che Rotramble, Michael Vera and Roxamma Amonett.

Sheila Hardee, Ford Trucking coach, felt even though her team had several ill they played an impressive game and was proud of all of them. Noted for good plays were Steven Roberts, Shannon Hesteande, Rusty Christian, Shanda Cox and Cheryl Clanton. JOHN CLAY CO. Of Fort Worth, Livestock Commission Co. 624-1300 Hampton Butlor 627-5698 E-gals take seventh at Possum Kingdom VOTE FOR ALLEN (POE) DICKEY COMMISSIONER Precinct 3 Wise County Your Vote Will Be Appreciated Pol adv paid tor by Allen Dickey.

Boyd Texas The Possum Kingdom Relays at Graham was not the best place in the country for' E-Gals to enter a track meet Saturday. The competition was tough and the Decatur girls failed to win a single event. The best they could do was a second place finish for Kim Zumar in the shot put. Bridgeport, on the strength of their relay teams performances came in third in total team points. Decatur won seventh and Jacksboro was in tenth place.

Clyde won the event with a grand total of 173 points, taking a wide lead over second place Breckenridge which had only 82. The Sissies were in third place with 57, Holliday had 52, Electra 42, Olney 32, Decatur 26, Ft Worth Country Day 22, Seymour 21, Jacksboro 16, May 8, Stam- 2 IT PAYS TO PLANT Sweet SiouxlV THE SUPERIOR FORAGE HYBRID Superior because both parents are forage Sioux IV combines the high energy and palatability of sweet sorghum with the fast growth of sudangrass. Lf Ni Iff. I 'A Efi IP r- jpB mg Bp Uv CATTLE LOVE IT! For the full line-up of Paymaster forage hybrids, contact: HARTSELL FARM SUPPLY BRIDGEPORT The statement of limited warranty and liability ot each Paymaster bag is a condition of sale For 75 years Rotary has asked for nothing except the opportunity to serve others. Serving over 150 countries.

DECATUR ROTARY CLUB Meets noon Thursday GETTING 'PSYCHED UP' The championship Decatur 440 relay team is getting ready for another race for the gold. Team members, who set a WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, March 27,1980 5-B Water system for Boyd stadium just mady my summer!" Coach Dusty Brotherton told Boyd School Trustees Monday after they agreed to spend $2,020 for a semi automatic watering system for the football field. The system will be bought from Hastings Irrigation Systems of Fort Worth. The cost includes 1840 for materials 1600 for labor and 1580 for a booster pump. Director J.G.

Cartwright also presented plans for a more elaborate, fully automatic system coating $4.330. But he said because of the low water pressure at the school, he preferred the less expensive, single line system. In past years. Cartwright and Brotherton have had to water the field with a make shift system of hoses that required monitoring day and night. new record at last week's Joshua Relays, are, from left.

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Individual Decatur results at Graham: Shot put: 2, Zumar, 100 meter dash: 3, Joy Maxey, 12.83. 200 meter dash: 3, Cheryl Adair, 27.91. (Maxey, Nancy Forbis, Lisa Butler, Adair) 53.8 (best this season). (Maxey, Forbis, Rhonda Rector, Adair) 1:56.61. SELL IT WITH A MESSENGER CLASSIFIED! City Hall Pepperal Stevens OPCNING SPECIALS OFF All Carpet Vinyl Regular Slock Prices Good March 27-29 fCaturrnr? Jfflonra 444-5323 Rt.

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