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Page lU THE IRVING DAILY NEWS Monday, Pebruary 5, 1968 Mrs. Douglas Trepanier rites Tuesday rites set Services will be held at 2 m. Tuesday at Ben Brown Chapt'l for Mrs. Mary T. Douglas, 1424 Chipawa.

Richardson, Mrs. Douglas died Saturday in a Richardson hospital following a long illness. She was a native of Austin and lived in Richardson for four years. Mrs Douglas. 74, had lived in Irving for 20 years previous to moving to Richardson She was a mem ber of the F'lrst Christian Church here Survivors include a Oscar Douglas of Irving; a daughter.

Mrs Raymond Wiiks of Richardson, a sister. Mrs C. F. Ballard of Louisiana and two grandchildren Dr Car! will otfici- ate at the last riles and in- in will be in Oak drove Memorial dardens, Fallbearers will be Larry Seidener. Adrian Mailorv.

L. Hay Bankston and Don Hines. deorge M. Trepanier, 31. 7704 Brookhollow Dallas died Friday in a Dallas hospital following a sudden illness.

A native of Wisconsin. he managed a car wash. He had been a Dallas resident for four years. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Holly Trepanier; a son.

Eugene; a daughter, Diane; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. deorge Trepanier Muskego. Wise, and a sister, (i a Trepanier also Wisconsin.

The remains will lie in state at Crown Hill Capel until services are held at Tuesday with burial in Crown Hill (iiapel Rev. Thomas will officiate. Colonial Funeral Home is in charge of the last rites. (I. Maiiiiiieii rites held Monday Funeral services for C.

C. 78. were held at 2 p.m Monday in the First Baptist Church Chapel under the direction of the pastor. Rev Henrs Kinkeade Inter ment was in Oak drove Me morial dardens Mr. died suddenly Saturday He was a retired einployt' of Oil Well Supply Com pans and al.so farmed in Irving, He was a native of derrnany.

coming to this countrv when a small child. A resident of Irving for over 57 years, he was a of the First Bapti.st Church, Survivors include three sons. Johnny Mammen. Er nest Mammen and a n. of Irving; three brothers, deorge Mam mon.

Herman Mammen and Theodore Mammen. ail of Texarkana, and 5 grandchildren. Leach ('hapcl oi Chism and Smith Funeral Home was in eharge Strikes spares Gav Mondies Team Tort" J. Hf ige Women CO'. qn 4 igr Won Lost 48 46 38 iO j' 33 igF Ser Team Toevday Handicaps Br Woix, ie.

46. g- gt Ge Won A. E. Baxter services OH Tiiesdav Funeral rites for A. (dt'iiei Baxter.

49. will held at 2:.30 p.m T'uesday at the First Baptist Church in Irving. A resident of Irving for 14 years. Mr. Baxter died Sunday.

He was a native of Iowa and a member of the First Baptist Church here. Mr. Baxter was owner of Triangle Cleaners in Irving. Thtr family resides at 1225 Brookhollow, Survivors include his widow. Mrs.

Heba Baxter; two sons dene and Mark, all of Irving; three sisters. Mrs. Katherine Herron of Henrietta. Mrs. Mane Schemer of Miami.

and Mrs Beulah Davis of Perrin; six brothers. Howard of Vernon. A of Louisiana. Joe of Iowa Park. Mike of Electra and Jimmy and Clyde of Wichita Falls.

Rev Henry Kinkeade will officiate at the last rites and interrment will be in Oak drove Mausoleum The family requests the memorial be made to the Kidney F'ounda- tion Leach Chapel ot Chism and Smith is in charge. Kites pending Arrangements are ptmding at Colonial F'uneral Home for Joseph Slavik. 45, 3702 Chimes St, Mr Slavik died Sunday in Lepul Aiftiee The CITY DE lin Dallas Courifv, Texas will receive bids the office of the Citv Secretary, Room 114. City Hall, Irving, Texas until 2 00 February 18. 1968 for the iollowing Hems LI HKICATTNd LQl IP- MEM INSTALLATION Dabb named Head Tiger Track arrives The track season swings into focus today with basketball, tennis, and golf also sharing the spring sports calendar.

Here a group of Irving High track- sters loosen up prior to their daily workout with coach Kenneth Dabbs. The Tigers will join MacArthur in hosting a practice meet this Friday with powerful Grand Prairie. PHOTO BY DAVIS Irving tracksters plan heated-action By JAMES DAVIS Daily News Sports Editor Irving High track coach Kenneth Dabbs was elevated JO the head football position Sunday afternoon in a mg of the local school board ot trustees. The appointment of Dabbs fills the vacancy of Tom Gray who resigned as head Tiger football coach to accept a similar position with Mesquite last Wednesday. Athletic director Bob Harrell announced that' Dabbs had been awarded a three- year contract at an undisclosed sum.

Dabbs, who has been a backfield assistant for 12 years, will also relinquish his track duties in the next few weeks. The former Sweeney and Bellville coach will seeing his first action as a varsity head coach. a real challenge and a great said Dabbs. are very happy about the appointment and I hope we can continue to build up program. would like to keep all the assistants now on the staff as I think they are the best in the a said lineup the said Dabbs.

Dabbs. hoping we can can have a very fine get a track coach soon so I athletic program and can devote my time towards looking forward to the new spring said Dabbs. The Tigers will compete havlfe)een a backfield coach with Grand Prairie, Arling- all my life and be nice to ton, Sam Houston, Mac- be in the head Dabbs said spring training would probably be held in late April or early May as he would like to use all the coaches in the drills. Dabbs will also be able to recommend an assistant to the school board to fill the one vacancy on the Tiger staff. going to sit down with Harrell today and sort of Arthur, and L.

D. Bell this fall in the new 6 -AAAA alignment. The appointment of Dabbs is the third such head coach for the Tigers in the last two seasons. Tom Gray replaced Murphy Webster in 1967 and resigned after one 6-4 season here. The new Mesquite head will be able to take two assistants and this may further cut into the Tiger coaching staff.

4-AAAA chart Travis Whites cop loop win The Travis White unit top- of 19 free throws while Bowie pled the Travis Orange 49 27 niissed eight of 11 last week in junior high cage Bowie 2 dropped a close 43.37 battle to Fmless 8 as Scott Jones led the Whites Robinson a 11 i 25 with 13 points as David For- points for the Irving cagers ter tallied 10 for the Orange. Teammate Randy Little A cold period which scored 10 as the Bowie eighth Irving tracksters will start come along and we shouldn't working out in earnest tfxlay have any MacArthur and Irving both like one date completing spring schedules and both coaches were optimistic of completing plans over the weekend The annual Aiiiane Relays are set tor March 9 with a field of some ,30 teams ex for the one day meet ing Athletic director Bob Harrell is in the process of closing out the entries svitli as MacArthur coach Bubba Fife and Tiger mentor Ken-' neth Dabbs push their squads towards a Friday practice meet with Grand ITairie, reallv haven't pushed the boys this said coacli Dabbs but we will probably stretch things out starting Monday now all we are doing is conditioning drills and hop ing to jireverit anyone fron early and pulling a muscle have one boy who we are treating right said a Fife at 1 e. we haven't ourselves and i ni ping for some warm weal tier to get the in shape Some 75 candidates, 28 of 11 with Irving and them lettertmm. are expect Grand Prairie the Tiger 27 when the lliiver track and that should sily of Texas at Arlington he our first real test. said opens spring football drills F'lte we can get some good weather early in the week I think our bovs will such powers as Garland.

Highland Park. Richland. Woodrow Wilson, and Denton already entered. The li.st includes Adamson. Bishop Lynch.

Bonharn, Car ter-Riverside. Cleburne, Cor sicana. Crozier Tech. Grape vine. Highlands, North Dallas, Waco Richfield.

South Garland, and Sunset Irving and Mac.Arthur will also furnish full teams for the outstanding cinder meet mg FINAL DISTRICT STANDINGS Zone 1 Team PCT.GB D. Bell 8 0 1.000 F. Rider Sam Houston MacArthur Castleberry Zone 5 5 2 0 II .625 625 ,250 000 cold second netted zero points cost the Grange Central 9 handed the Bowie 1 unit a 39-29 licking as the Irving cagers started and fin ished slow' The Bowie 1 unit scored only six points in the first quarter, five in the second, and seven in the final period. Marlin Vawter scored 11 and Gene Burton 10 for Bowie. Central made 11 grade finished the sea.son at 14-5.

The Irving Black squad lost a 50-37 battle to Fmless while the Irving Whites dropped a close 32 29 battle to Central Kollar scored nine and eight for the Black while Bryson had eight and Vernon six for the Whites Team Haltom Richland Irving Grand Wichita F'alls Arlington PCT.GB 900 800 600 4 6 400 5 3 7 0 10 .300 000 UTA sets grid 27 results Haltom 66 Grand Prairie Richland 62. Arlington 61; Irving 69, Wichita Falls 58; F. Rider 56. Castleberry 54; Arlington Sam Houston 79, MacArthur 50. johnrty AAMCO Unitas 1 1 says: areiall pros!" 1 at' over 500 Centers Coast-to-Coast LARGEST TRANSMISSION SRECIALISTS FREE Multi-Check Totwine 501 IRVINC W.

SECOND liim Team Hi AlOOO' Jt-rk Hi, ad' P. V.i-n I. f' A- I 8 Te i-a Early BirO yir- Aon Loit 46 Bids to be opened at a public opening at he Irvmg Cilv Hall. Irving, Texas 2 1)0 Februars 16. 1968 with award to be made at a ri'gularly scheduled meeting of the Director of Purcha.ses, 12B Bn ery Hd Irving.

Texas All must be marked with date ot bid and general de- of bid items The Cits of Irsing reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any or all formalities Robert H. Power slate YIGNDAV Travis 1 vs Crockett 2 arid MacArthur Reds vs Irvmg Black at Travis Travis 2 vs Crocked I 1 and MacArthur vh Irvmg White at Crockett i'entral 8 vs Flu less 8 and Central 9 vs Eu less 9 at Central FTito vs Roundballers i7 15i and Yellow Jackets vs. Playbeiys (8 45i at St- Gd' Ad Hu A Ml lo bf nm-t in a lary and flmvt bid Vn (7 15 and an.U. n. rul.b bid (8 Ijefial Head Ceiach Beaden 1 will work March .30 with 1 I game to cap drilL at 7:30 pm that night Workout.s ulanried on Tiie'sday, Wodnesdav.

Thurs and Saturday of each 1967 posted a 10 1 re-cord Seiufh land champmn ship and wliippi-d North Da kola 130 Bowl I'TA fm ished third nationalh that only six lost F'ive and was one- ond Little All American ojicnsiw Hiley of Dallas would a tilth ye-ar si-riior this tall and will no! to his ciigibihtv Ik anie-n said A a tlif on arship wlio to make his grades Four All Southland Confer ence se'ieclions return this fall, headed by quarterback a lor, the outstanding offensive player 1967 Others are end Jim my 'I'homas fullback Danny Griffin and kicking Butler Heaviest losses came in the offensive line where Ri ley. guard Bob Diem and center Richard Norwood will all 1 missing Rebel captains this fall will be a I r. and defensive Weldon Grisham, Ixith seniors Baytor is troni Hou.s ton Grisham from Fort Worth Castleberry REBEL final four home basketball games of the University of Texas at Arlington will televised in the Dallas Fort Worth area, athletic director Chena Gil strap announced The games will be earned by KDTV loliannol ol Dallas, a new I'HF station which went on the air this month All car insurance! companies are not the NOTU TO BIDDERS Hu- C1T5' OF I I Dalia f-i the otlu ot the SecretarN 114 ilail. Irvmg uritil 2 ik) Februar) 21. tor tlu- i'OLH I FIRE I MFtfHMS FORMS Bids to at a publu at the Irvmg City Hal: Irvmg '13 xas 2 fit 21 Lki 8 with award at a lari) sflieduied liie irvmg Uitv Bid a tUitc obtaitu'd Ilf Du eelor el Pur ciujM' 128 Brier) Hd Irv ing.

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