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BASEBALL
HOUSTON lAPi — Jim Leyland, third-base
coach for the Chicago White Sox, is "high on the
list" of candidates to become manager of the
Houston Astros, says Astros General Manager
Dick Wagner
Leyland. 48, has been highly recommended to
replace Bob Ulis. who was fired at the end of the
regular season, and is "one of five — plus or minus
one — that we are looking at."
"listening to people, he gets very high marks,"
Wagner said I'm going to talk to him Wednesday
and see how be feels about our club and our league.
Wagner said Monday that Don Zimmer, a third-
base coach with the Chicago Cubs, is no longer a
candidate
"We have not asked for permission to talk to
him," he said.
Wagner said he hopes a new manager will be
named shortly after the World Series.
DALLAS i AP) — Quarterback Danny White is
a probable starter for the Dallas Cowboys in their
game here Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons,
team officials announced on Monday
White sat out the 16-14 loss to the Philadelphia
Eagles with bruised ribs.
However, rookie guard Crawford Ker has been
ruled out for the Atlanta game. Ker has been ad-
mitted to Baylor University Medical Center for
traction treatment after suffering muscle spasms
in his back.
Us ted along with White as probable for the
Atlanta game are linebacker Jeff Rohrer, despite
a strained back: running back Timmy Newsome,
despite continuing problems with an injured
knee; and offensive tackle Phil Pozderac, also
still bothered by an old knee injury.
N.Y -Jets
New Eugland
Indianapolis
Buffalo
WALES CONFERENCE
Patrick Division
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N.Y. Islanders 5, N.Y Rangers 4
Hartford 11, Montreal 4
Quebec 4, Pittsburgh 3
Philadelphia 7. Minnesota 3
Chicago 8, Detroit 2
Boston 8, Calgary 3
Buffalo 2, Washington 2. tie
Winnipeg 4. Toronto 3
St. Louis 4. New Jersey 3
Sunday’s Games
N.Y. Rangers 4, Vancouver 3
Philadelphia 5. Chicago 2
Winnipeg 8, Calgary 5
Edmonton 8, Los Angeles 5
Monday 's Game
Quebec at Montreal, 7:35 p.m.
Tuesday 's Games
Vancouver at N.Y. Islanders, M Q5 p i
St. Louis at Minnesota 8:35 p.m.
Boston at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m.
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HORSE RACING
NEW YORK (AP) — Wild Again, the upset win-
ner of the 83 million Breeders' Cup Classic last
Nov. 18, will not race again because of the recur-
rence of an old injury
The 5-year-old horse, who was expected to race
in the Breeders' Cup Classic again Nov. 2 at
Aqueduct, is being retired to stud at Shadowland
Farm in Versailles, Ky., owners William Allen,
Terry Beall and Ron Volkman said in a statement
released at Belmont Park.
BUDCO,INC.
301 E. Etter • Dimmit, Texas • 647-3388
season.
Williams, a 5-9, 180-pound senior from Midland
High, ran for 220 yards and scored twice on runs
of 1 and 36 yards. He also maintained his LSC
scoring lead and took over the top spot in ISC
rushing at 180 (yards per game
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DALLAS (AP ) — Arkansas Stale quarterback
Dwane Brown and McNeese State linebacker
Vance Robichaux have been named Southland
Conference players of the week, according to the
league office.
Brown, a 5-9, 185-pound sophomore, had his
best rushing performance of the season as the In-
dians defeated Louisiana Tech 31-13. He gained
152 yards and one touchdown on 27 carries and
completed nine of 12 passes for 93 yards and two
touchdowns.
Robichaux, a 5-11, 205-pound senior, had 15
tackles in the Cowboys 28-0 shutout of Southwest
Texas, the first time in 187 games that the Bob-
cats had been held scoreless.
He had nine solo stops and caused a fumble as
the McNeese State defense recorded its first
shutout in two years.
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scheduled a hearing for today to decide
whether she again will temporarily enjoin
school distriets from enforcing the state's
• controversial "no pass, no play" rule.
Houston attorney Anthony Sheppard is
asking State District Judge Marsha Anthony
to issue a temporary restraining order until
the U.S Supreme Court rules on a lawsuit
challenging the school statute.
Sheppard, an attorney for failing students
in Alief and Spring Brnach school districts,
filed a lawsuit last spring asking Ms An-
thony to temporarily enjoin district officials
from using grades as a criterion for par
ticipation in extracurricular activities.
The judge, a former schoolteacher, ruled
in May that the controversial rule was un-
constitutional, but the Texas Supreme Court
ov er turned her decision in August.
An appeal of the state high court's ruling is
pending in the U.S. Supreme Court.
Sheppard also is asking Ms Anthony to
consider converting the lawsuit into a class
action case.
Under the no pass-o play rule. a student
failing to make a grade of at least 78 in any
course during a six-week grading period can
be banned from extracurricular activities
during the next six weeks
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ABILENE, Texas (AP) — Running back
Wesley Williams and linebacker Henry Jackson,
both from defending champion Angelo State,
have been named players of the week in the Lone
Star Conference.
Williams and Jackson led the Rams to a 214
win over Texas Southern Saturday in their final
action before the beginning of the 1985 LSC
BASKETBALL
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kareem Abdul-
Jabbar, one of the world’s highest paid athletes,
is teaming up with six current and former basket-
ball players to buy hotels that suit his architec-
tural taste — and physical size.
Abdul-Jabbar, a seven-footer who is paid an
estimated 82 million a season by the Los Angeles
Lakers, and his partners plan to modify rooms in-
to "owners’ suites," some of which will feature
large doors, high ceilings and extra-long beds, he
said.
The investors will focus on older hotels, Abdul-
Jabbar said, adding. "I've always been in-
terested in architecture."
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HOCKEY
NEW YORK I APf — Two Soviet club teams will
play National Hockey League teams in a 10-game
tour this winter beginning Dec. 28, the league an-
nounced.
Central Red Army, traditionally the strongest Jackson, a 8-8. 217-pound senior from South
Soviet club and a major contributor to the USSR’s Garland, had 10 tackles, one quarterback sack
national team. will play six contests. Moscow and an interception. He also blocked an extra
Dynamo will play four games. point attempt.
FOOTBALL
SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) - Attorneys
for Clinton Manges say they will appeal a
Judge's decision ordering the rancher-
oilman to pay overdue paychecks to the San
Antonio Gunslingers
Manges, owner of the United States Foot-
ball League franchise, was ordered Monday
by retired Judge Eugene Williams to make
good on overdue paychecks worth 8181,888
"We are now faced with an appeal," said
Manges attorney Mike Maloney
Such an appeal would have to be filed
within 38 days.
Meanwhile, Phil Hardberger, attorney for
the Lulled States Football League Players
Association, said he would begin foreclosure
proceedings today on "everything we can
get our hands on ”
Such foreclosures, he said, could be
delay rd only if an appeal is sought and an ap-
peal bond is posted
A suit seeking payment of the overdue
paychecks from May and June was filed by
the LSFL Players Association after an ar-
bitrator ruled July 11 that Manges would
have to make good on the payrolls.
"I'm very pleased we got what we came
for," said Doug Allen, executive director of
the players association.
Hardberger said’he court's ruling is much
more powerful than an arbitrator's decision
"Now we can prevent him from swapping
land or selling it," Hardberger said of
Manges. "We win coatinue to take every
step as long as Mr. Manges has land in this
stale."
During testimony, Bud Haun, president of
South Texas Sports, Inc., parent company of
the Gunslingers, said the team had tried to
borrow money to meet the payroll
But efforts to raise the money had been un-
successful
"The reason we haven't paid — we just flat
haven't had the money ," Haun testified.
Haun also blamed the team's financial
problems on the league’s order that all fran-
chises help bail out such teams as Houston,
Los Angeles and Birmingham.
"I have the deepest sympathy for them,"
Haun said of the 53 players.
The judge also ordered Manges to pay
Hardberger 828.880 in attorney fees
The tour will be the 11th tm 13 years tnvolvtng
top-level Soviet players and North America
skaters. It will be the first time . Soviet team has
played NHL opposition in Los Angeles, si. Louie
and Pittaburgh
TENNIS
COLOGNE, West Germany (AP) — Lawson
Duncan of Asheville, N.C., defeated
Czechoslovakia , petr Korda m, 6 to advance to
the second round of the $119,200 Cologne Goldstar
Grand Prix indoor tennis tournament.
OSAKA, Japan I API - West German Boris
Becker overwhelmed Jimmy Connors 61, M. and
Mats Wilander of Sweden defeated Gulllerme
Vilas of Argentina 7-5, 62, in the ome-day Salson
Super Cup tennis tournament.
Becker received 1139,000 and Wilander earned
893,000. The tournament provided on prtze money
for the two losers.
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Pacific U 24, Hawaii 15
Puget Sound 31 Pacific, Ore 0
Redlands 34. Claremont-Mudd 14
Rocky Mountain 38. Montana Tech 14
San Diego 21. LaVerne 17
Santa Clara 10, Hayward St 6
Southern Cal 30. Stanford 6
UCLA 31 Washington St X
Utah 39 San Diego St 37
W Montana 35. Carroll Mont 14
W Oregon 44. Oregon Tech 20
Whittier 35, Pomona 32
Whitworth 42. Simon Fraser 21
Willamette 28. W Washington 24
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BASKETBALL
NEW YORK (AP) — Rookie forward John "Hot
Rod" Williams and the Cleveland Cavaliers
agreed to withdraw his National Basketball
Association contract pending the outcome of the
state of Louisiana’s appeal of his court case.
Williams, a former Tulane star, had been acquit-
ted on sports bribery charges involving point shav-
ing last season.
If Williams court dismissal is upheld, NBA
Commissioner David Stern will decide whether
Williams is eligible to play.
BOXING
LONDON (AP| — A middleweight bout between
two leading British boxers who publicly traded
punches outside an exclusive club one month
before their official fight was given the go-ahead
— despite fears by police that it could stir up racial
tension.
Errol Christie and Mark Kaylor, whose dislike
for each other is well-documented, will fight Nov. 5
at the Wembley Arena in northwest London
Kaylor is white, Christie black, and police
feared the fight could whip up racial tension in the
wake of several recent outbreaks of violence on
London's streets.
GENERAL
CHICAGO lAPi — Albert "Runt" Pullins, a
member of the original 1929 Harlem Globetrotters
basketball team, died of emphysema at age 74
Pullins got his nickname "Runt" because of his
5-foot-8-inch stature, which made him the second-
shortest player on the original Globetrotters team
He toured with the team until 1934.
NEW YORK (AP) — A juror in the tax-evasion
trial of boxing promoter Don King told U.S.
District Judge Thomas P. Griesa that he has
already formed an opinion, even before the pro-
secution has finished presenting its case.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Roanne Mann told
Greisa that the juror was obviously prejudiced
against the prosecution and should be replaced by
an alternate. The defense argued that the juror
had vowed to keep an open mind and should re-
main. and the judge agreed.
By The Associated Press
BASKETBALL National Basketball Association
NBA—Ruled that Truck Robinson of the New
York Knicks is officially retired.
UTAH JAZZ—Waived Delaney Rudd, guard
FOOTBALL National Football League
BUFFALO BIIHIS— Waived Mike Pruitt. runn-
ing back. Signed Anthony Steels, running back.
HOCKEY National Hockey League
HARTFORD WHALERS—Recalled Jack
Brownschidle, defenseman, from Binghamton of
the American Hockey League.
6 Football
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Houston 44, Cincinnati 27
Philadelphia 18. Dallas 14
Buffalo 21. Indianapolis 9
Los Angeles Raiders 21, Cleveland 20
Los Angeles Rams 18, Kansas City 8
Atlapta 31, New Orleans 24
New York Giants 17, Washington 3
Pittsburgh 23. St. Louis 10
Minnesota 21, San Diego 17
Detroit 23, San Francisco 21
New England 20, New York Jets 13
Denver 13, Seattle 10, OT
Miami 41, Tampa Bay 38
Monday's Game
Chicago 23. Green Bay 7
Sunday. Oct. 27
Atlanta at Dallas, 1 p.m.
Buffalo at Philadelphia. 1 p.m.
Denver at Kansas City, 1 p.m.
Green Bay at Indianapolis, 1 p.m.
Houston at St. Louis, 1 p.m.
Miami ta Detroit, 1 p.m.
Minnesota at Chicago, 1 p.m.
New England at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m.
Seattle at New York Jets, 1 p.m.
Washington at Cleveland, 1 p.m.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 4 p.m.
New York Giants at New Orleans 4 p.m.
San Francisco at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 28
San Diego at Los Angeles Raiders, 9 p.m.
Findlay 4V. Hanover 9
Franklin 25, St Joseph, ind 7
Graceland 27. Missouri Val 12
Heideiberg 24 Hiram Col 14
H<nvdaie2L Grand Valle* Si 14
Illinois X. Michigan St 17
Illinois Si 29 W Texas St 29 he
Indiana Central 38. Evansvilie 17
Indiana Si 42 W Illinois 24
iowa 12. Michigan 10
John Carroll 7. Grove City 3
Kalamazoo 27 Olivet 0
Kansas 38 Kansas Si 7
Kent St 45, Ban SI >6
Kenyon 9 Oberlin
Knox 40 Illinois Col 12
Lake Forest 27, Chicago 14
Lakeland 28 Concordia Wis 18
Lawrence 7, Beloit 3
Loras 35. Olivet Nazarene 0
Luther 23. Upper Iowa 14
Macalester 23. Gustav Adolphus 6
Manchester 24, Defiance 7
Marietta X Ohio Northern 12
Miami. Ohio 10 W Michigan 10 tie
Midland 23, Dana 7
Minnesota 22. Indiana 7
Minn Duluth 19 Minn Morris as.
Minot St 7 Mayville SI 6
Missour. Roila 14, Cent Missouri 9
Mo Southern 24, Kearney St 20
Mo Western >0. Emporia St a
Moorhead Si 56 Valley City Si 14
Morningside 48 N Dakota 7
Mount Senario 30 Marantha Baptist 7
Mount Union 62 Otterbein 0
Nebraska 21 Missouri 20
Nebraska Weslyn 49 Concordia, Neb 32
N Dakota St 35 St Cloud St 19
North Park 25. Illinois Wesiyn 21
NE Missouri 28. Lincoin
NE Illinois 7 Eureka 0
N Illinois 16, Toledo 3
N Michigan 20 Saginaw Val St 0
Northwestern 17 Wisconsin 14
NW Iowa 36 Westmar 14
Northwd, Mich 17, Wayne, Mich 10
Notre Dame 24. Army 10 •
Ohio St 41. Purdue 27
Ottawa. Kan 17 Bethel Kan 7
Pittsburg St 54. Ft Hays St 46
Rose Hu Iman 43. Earlham 13
St Ambrose 35. Benedictine.ti/ 19
St John’s, Minn 45 Augsburg >6
St Mary's, Kan 21 Friends 18
sr Norbert 45 Ripon 20
S Dakota St 24 S Dakota 12
S Dakota Tech 32 Huron 6
S Illinois 51 SE Missouri 13
SW Baptist 35 Mac Murray 23
SW Minnesota 2' Winona St 14
Tabor 25, McPherson 16
Tarkio 17. Culver lockton 14
Valparaiso 41, Wis Whitewater 28
Wabash 29, Tayior 19
Wartburg 47 Buena Vista 21
Wayne, Neb 18, Washburn 17
Wheaton 52, Carroll Wis 12
Wichita St 24 Drake 21
William Jewel* 25 Cent Methodist 13
Wis Oshkosh 23 Wis Eau Claire 13
Wis -Platteville 33. Wis Super.or 0
Wis.-Riv Falls 34 Wis LaCrosse 21
Wis Stevens Pt ’? Wis-Stout 14
Wittenberg 20 Capital 7
Wooster 24 Allegheny 21
Youngstown St 35, Austin Peay 14
SOUTHWEST
Abilene Christian 24. NW Missouri st 24. tie
Angelo St 21 Texas Southern 6
Arkansas St 31. Louisiana Tech 13
Baylor 20 Texas A&M 15
Cent Arkansas 31. S Arkansas 14
Cent St Okla 28 Texas A&1 21
Harding 10, Ark Pine Blutf 7
Henderson St 19. Arkansas Tech 3
McNeese St 28. SW Texas St 0
Miami. Fla 27. Oklahoma 14
NE Oklahoma 31. SE Oklanoma 17
NW Louisiana 14. Sam Houston St 10
NW Oklahoma 31 Panhandie St 14
Ouachita 42, Bishop 3
Rice 29. Texas Tech 27
Southern Meth 37 Houston 13
SW Oklahoma 20 E Centrai j 7
Stephen F Austin 20 N cholls St 10
Sul ROSS St 14. McMurry 11
Tarleton St 24. Austin Col 21
Texas 15. Arkansas 13
Texas Arlington 37. Lamar 17
Texas Christian 14. N Texas St 10
Texas Lutheran X. Prairie View 6
FAR WEST
Air Force 35. Colorado St 19
Arizona 41, San Jose St 0
Arizona st 42, Utah St 10
Boise St 24. N Arizona 10
Brigham Young 45 New Mexico 23
California 27, Oregon 24
Cent Washington 31 Lew.s A Clark 17
E New Mexico X. Cameron 7
E Washington X Long Beach St 23
Ft Lewis 20 Western St Colo 13
Fresno St 48. New Mexico St 21
Idaho 38. Montana 0
Idaho St 50. Montana Si 9
Linfield 24. S Oregon 10
Mesa. Colo 29, Colorado Mines 0
Nevada-Reno 47 Weber St 12
Nev Las Vegas 1G, Fullerton St 6
N Mex Highlands 35, W New Mexico 14
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EAST
Albright 31 Lebanon Val 6
American Inti 13, New Haven 10
Amherst 26, Wesleyan 0
Bates 42 Worcester Tech 21
Bloomsburg 28 Millersville 17
Bowdoin 34, Lowell 26
Brdgwater Mass X Nichols 0
Brockport St 21 Canisius21 tie
Brooklyn Col 40 N Y Maritime 38
Brown 22, Cornell 0
Carnegie Mellon 24, Wash A Jeff 1)
Colgate 49. Princeton 44
Connecticut 22 Holy Cross 2
Cortland St 21. Alban* N Y 16
Curry 17 W New England 0
Delaware 31, Bucknell 7
Dickinson 15. W Maryland 14
EdinbOroX E Stroudsburg 14
Fordham 37. Frnkin & Marshil 10
Geneva X. West Liberty 33
Gettysburg 14. Ursinus 6
Glassboro St 42 Ramapo0
Hamilton X. Trinity Conn 6
Harvard 17. Dartmouth 7
Hobart 16. Alfred 14
Hofstra 38 Rochester 6
Howard U >7 V rg.n.a St 7
Indiana Pa 42 Clarion ?
Ithaca 23 Buffalo 7
Juniata 34 Wilkes6
Kings Po.ntX Pace 27
Kutztown 29, Mansfield 2
Lycoming 50 Upsala 0
Massachusetts 20. Mame ?
Merc yhurst 20 Duquesne 0
Middlebury 35 Colb* 12
Moravian 34 Susquehanna 3
Muhlenberg 18 Johns Hoc* ns >4
Navy 56. Lafayette 14
New Hampshire 31. Lehightte 17
Penn St 24. Syracuse 20
Pittsburgh 38 Rutgers 10
Plymouth St X. Mame Maritime 14
RPl 15. Marist 14
Rhode island 34. Boston U 19
St John Fisher 26 St Franc.s Pa 6
St John s NY 38 Iona J
St Lawrence 21, Norwich 10
Shippensburg 24. California Pa 14
Slippery Rock 10 Lock Haven 0
Temple 45. William A Mary 6
Thiel 16. Bethany w Va 0
Tutts 7, Williams 7 tie
Union. N Y 49 Coast Guard 24
Villanova 21, Catholic U 7
Virginia Union 51. Dist of Columbia 0
Wagner 19, FDU Madison 0
W Chester 13 Chevnev 0
W Connecticut 3L Mass Maritime 17
W Virginia 13 Boston College 6
westmnstr Pa 38 Waynesburg 7
Widener 25. Delaware Val 13
Yale 28, Columbia 12
SOUTH
Akron 38. Morehead St 9
Albany Ga 24. Alabama St 8
Appalachian St 36, James Madison 0
Auburn 17. Georgia Tech 14
Bethune Cookmn 45. S Carolina St 36
Catawba 31. Gardner Webb 21
Cent St , Ohio 6). Kentucky St 1
Centre 17, Ohio Weslyn 6
Cincinnati 31. Louisville 9
Clemson 21, Duke 9
Delta St 27 Jacksonville St 23
E Kentucky 28. Cent Florida 21
Elizabeth City St 17 St Paul sO
Florida 45 SW Louisiana 0
Florida AAM 10, Morns Brown 0
Florida St 76, Tulsa 14
Ft Valley St 14, Alabama AAM 10
Furman 35. E Tennessee St 31
Georgetown Ky 67. Cumberland. Ky 19
Georgia 13. Vanderbilt 13. tie
Grambhng St 31 .Mississippi Val 21
Guilford 26. Bragwater Va 7
Hampton U 36. Norfolk St 35
Jackson St 27 Southern U 9
Livingston St 10. Valdosta St 5
Livingstone 19, J C Smith 17
LSU >0. Kentucky 0
Mars Hill 22, Carson Newman '4
Marshall 21 VMI 16
Maryland 26 Wake Forest 3
Middle Term 31 Murray St 24
Miles 14, Lans 13
Mississippi Cot 45, Troy St 21
Mississippi St 31, Tulane 27
Morehouse 3. T uskegee 3. tie
N Alabama 38. Tenn -Martin 7
N Caroima21.N Carolina Sr la
Penn 15, Davidson 0
Randolph Macon 17, Emory A Henry 14
Richmond 31 Northeastern 3
Savannah St 28. Clark Col 19
SE Louisiana 19. NE Louisiana 17
S Connecticut X Liberty 28
S Mississippi 14. Memphis St 7
Tennessee 16. Alabama 14
Tennessee St 26 Tennessee Tech 13
Tn Chattanooga 34, Citadel 17
Towson St 48. Morgan S’ 8
Virginia Tech 28 Virginia 10
Wash A Lee 32 Hampden Svdney 20
Winston Salem 17 Fayetteville St 13
MIDWEST
Adrian 21 Hope 14
Albion 19, Alma 7
Ashland 17 Butter 7
Augustana HI 9 Millikin 3
Augustana $ D 23. Nebraska Omana 20
Baldwin Wallace 24, Muskingum 14
Bemidi St 37 Northern St SDU
Benedictine,Kan 42 Evangel 13
Bethany, Kan 41 Sterling 27
Biacu Hills St 21. Dakota S’ 19
Bluffton 42 Wilmington 28
Bowling Green 23 Cent Michigan 18
Carleton 35, St Olaf 7
Cent Iowa 17, Simpson 0
Coe 24. Monmouth ill 6
Colorado 40 iowa St 6
Concordia nt 4) Principia 26
Corneli iowa 36 Grinnell 0
Dakota weslyn 49 Sioux F alls 28
Dayton 28 Anderson 12
Denison 17 Case Western 16
DePauw 34 Washington Mo 0
Doane 10 Hastings 7
Dubuque 24, William Penn 7
E illinois 28 SW Missouri 27
E Michigan 27 Ohio U 21
Ferris St 21 Michigan Tech 14
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Curtis, Jeri. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 78, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 22, 1985, newspaper, October 22, 1985; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1430322/m1/12/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.