The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 75, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 18, 1975 Page: 4 of 26
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The Hertford Brand, Hereford, Texas, Thursday, September 18, 1975
The Herefor
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Those who participated in the Springlake both missed five
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Thursday September 11.
Harris
85. Amarillo Palo Duro 133.9
Joseph McCallister
109. Lubbock Coronado 132.0
110. Big Spring
132.0
136. Amarillo Caprock 128.9
Pioneer Fertilizer
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in Milo Center
7. San Angelo U . View 140.9
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Crop Care Center.
95. Lubbock
108 Pampa
28. Lubbock Monterey 143.2
37. Wichita Falls Rider 142.0
133.4
132.3
160.0
155.8
155.6
154.9
152.5
152.4
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152.0
151.0
151.0
145.6
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142.9
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140.3
138.9
136.8
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91. Slaton
97. Idalou
135. Abernal
152. Morton
153. Dalhart
159. Dimmit
195. Lub. Co
196. Panham
•Experts in all types of
Blast Cleaning
140.6
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1. Cuero
2. Monahans
3. West Columbia
4. Brazosport
5. Brownwood
6. Liberty-Eylau
43. Wichita Falls
50. Odessa
63. Plainview
79. Midland
1. Grapeland
2. De Leon
3. Royal
4. Memphis
5. Brazos
6. Tatum
7. Falls City
8. Wellingtor
9. Three Rive
10. Tidehave
13. Stinnett
14. Seagrave:
18. Sunray
32. Petersbut
35. Stratford
38. Sanford-F
44. Springlak
46. New Deal
51. Wheeler
57. Clarendor
75. Shamrock
84. McLean
94. Canadian
97. Hale Cent
105. Crosbyto
117. Gruver
124. Paducah
•Shop facilities for smaller
projects...
eReasenable Rates
1. Longview
2. Bryan
3. Killeen
4. Odessa Permian
5. SA Churchill
' 6. Brazoswood
; 7. Abilene Cooper
8. S, Angelo Central
1 9. Irving Macarthur
10. Dalias Carter
21. Midland Lee
156. Hereford
184. Amarillo
205. EP Burges
207. Borger
222. Amarillo Tascosa
Crop Care is a unique concept in
farm supply service, especially
designed for you. the progressive
farm businessman
Management takes time. Time to
plan Time to think Time to make
decisions Good management also
takes professional help and advice
when and where it is needed
Your Crop Care dealer offers these
services, designed to give you the
kind of professional help you need
to better manage your cropping
programs:
Your hearing tested free by computer by
Mr. MeCallister, highly qualified Hearing
Aid Apecialist.
In recognition of professionalism
as a supplier of farm services
Roy Carter of
Pioneer Fertilizer
has boon named as a member of the
new Certified Crop Care network.
CARTHEL REAL
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364-0944
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Lubbock v
Caprock w
Tascosaw
Perryton V
Estacado,
Midland v
Plainview
Muleshoe
Vernon vs
Lockney VI
Lttlefleld
Dimmitt vi
Arkansas
Auburn vs
Vanderbiit
Texas vs. 1
A&M vs. I
Arizona St
New Mexi
Wichita St
Wyoming.
Kansas vs
Missour V
Indiana vs
Tulsa ve. V
games and predicted the same
or eight games,
contestants will split second and _________
third place money. receiving
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second week of the Hereford
Brand’s footbell contest had a
better showing than contest-
- ants in the first week
Charley Hill of Dimmitt
missed only four games and was
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Your Certified
Crop Care dealer pledges
to offer farmers:
• Products and services best
suited for maximum, efficient
crop production under local
growing conditions.
• Sound counsel on crop
production, based on soil test
and plant analysis services.
• Product application equipment
and services that fit customer
needs
• A staff of professional people
with the experience,
knowledge and capability to
relate to local grower
requirements.
• A progressive retail business
dedicated to building and
maintaining high standards
in quality of products and
services
8. Liberty
9. Bridge City
10. Gregory-Portland
19. Seminole
20. Pecos
21. Snyder
26. Odessa Ector
33. Lub. Estacado
42. Vernon
53. Lubbock Dunbar
55. Kermit
61. Iowa Park
69. Lamesa
75. Perryton
76. Andrews
79. Brownfield
80. Canyon
81. Dumas
84. Burkburnett
101. Levelland
118. Sweetwater
132. Muleshoe
A Complete, accurate, soil
testing service. Your Certified Crop
Care dealer will assist you in obtaining
soil samples and will send them for
you to a leading soil analysis
laboratory. The laboratory soil
analysis and computerized fertilizer
recommendations will be reviewed
with you and an application plan
developed
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Cuban Prime Minister
Fidel Cutro has returned
the $2 million ransom paid
by Southern Airways in
November 1972 for a hi-
Jacked airplane, Sen. John
Sparkman, (D-Ala) reports.
information about successful farming
ideas used in the area And he can
draw on the experiences and
techniques of other Crop Care
dealers, too.
5 Skilled. professional
application. As a part of his total
Crop Care service, your dealer offers
custom application of fertilizer and
other farm chemicals Application
may be made by one of your Crop
Care dealer crews: Or he may
arrange for application by a qualified
applicator
The services your Crop Care dealer
offers are designed to help you get
maximum yield; and to free up your
time to do what you do best
Manage. Your Certified Crop Care
dealer can provide professional
advice and services to help you do
it better.
Remember, you get Certified Crop
Care Center services only where you
see this sign:
Crop Care
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1. Cmaeron Yoe
2. Freer
3. McGregor
4. Pearsall
5. Caldwell
6. Gladewater
7. Olton
8. Childress
9. Floydada
10. Poteet
12. Ballinger
14. Breckenridge
16. Alpine
17. Tulia
21. Denver City
24. Post
35. Littlefield
48. Friona
74. Lockney
75. Phillips
87. Boys Ranch
See HARRIS, Page 5A
2 Plant analysis. Your Crop Care
dealer will help you take samples, and
handle all details of the tests He
will provide you the printed report
analysis along with expert
interpretation This service pinpoints
deficiencies in uptake of plant
food nutrients
3 One-source responsibility for
your farm chemicals. Your Certified
Crop Care dealer offers weed and
pest control programs, as well as
fertilization of your crop land. Your
Crop Care dealer is qualified to
render a complete range of services .
from planting to harvest.
$7.50 each. Second piece is
worth S10 end third is usually
4 Professional counsel. Your
Crop Care dealer is well informed on
all matters associated with efficient
and profitable crop production He
is a most valuable source of
There was a logjam of
individuals just a few guesses
off the winning pace. Those
missing six games included
Frank Cogdell. Marie Cogdell.
Patricia Elliot. Terri Johnson,
R.C. McGilvary.Jr., James Self,
and Mary Ann Schulte.
Many more missed only seven
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tie breaker, 28. These two
original 65th position to a spot in
the top thirty, this week at the
28th position. Much of this
improvement developed be-
cause of Monterey’s impressive
victory Friday night over the
highly-regarded, always tough
Wichita Falls Rider.
Mighty Longview is still
ranked number one among
Texas AAAA schools.
One of the key AAAA
contests this week involves
Killeen, ranked third in the
state, against Abilene Cooper,
ranked seventh. Although
Killeen technically is a
three-point favorite because of
its higher rating, the Harris
people are making an exception
and predicting an upset,
establishing Abilene Cooper as
a three-point favorite.
Listed below are the top ten
teams in each classification and
other area teams who play is of
interest to Hereford fans:
AAAA
The Hams Rating System has the same position in the ratings
established the Whitefaces as a now as they did before the Palo
strong favorite in the Friday Dura game, pulled out by the
night game between Hereford Dons in the dosing seconds
and Borger slated for Whiteface Hereford dropped one position
Stadium. as a result of the loss, from
The rating system makes the 155th to 156th, but gained a
Whitefaces eight-point favorites tenth of a point in the power
in this week's clash. ratings, from 125.9 to 126.0
The Whitefaces have about Palo Duro actually lost ground
despite winning in the contest
against the Whitefaces, drop-
ping from 83rd to 85th among
Texas AAAA schools.
Borger is ranked in the 207th
position, with a power rating on
118.0. Comparing this rating to
Hereford’s 126.0, the White-
faces thus become eight-point
favorites.
Among the Herd’s future
opponents, Lubbock Monterey,
Plainview, Lubbock High, and
Lubbock Coronado at this time
are rated ahead of the
Whitefaces. Since rating change
fro week to week, however, it is
possible Hereford may be
favored in its contests against
some of these teams.
The Harris System prognosti-
cators have apparently been
impressed by the play of
Lubbock Monterey, the district
favorites. Monterey has sky-
rocketed in the ratings from its
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the top guesser. His first place worth $5.
finish earned a check of S15. Also missing five games was
There was a tie for second Dale Smalts. who guessed a
place. Danny Collins, who tiebreaker of 33, and Jerry
listed his address as Box 1564 in LaFrance, who predicted a
Hereford, and Edna Sanders of tiebreaker of 35.
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Nieman, O. G. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 75, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 18, 1975, newspaper, September 18, 1975; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1429656/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.