The Llano News (Llano, Tex.), Vol. 97, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 28, 1988 Page: 9 of 27
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RELAY CHAMPIONS — These four youmg ladles were major centrbuters of
polnts for the Umm track team as they wom both tte 400 and 800 meter relny
races bi the distriet meet. Hned up are Heather Moseley, Daria Sanders,
Mellssa Riater and Tomya Gray. Tte two races netted 40 polnts for Hano.
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were played to decide the winning
team.
First place — Jeff Minton, Eddie
Jungman, of Austin, 136. Second
place — Johnny Felps, Waco; Mike
Atnip, Houston — 136. Third place
— Scott Jones, Trey Franklin, Llano.
management
pays off
AUSTIN — Biological data from
the popular Edwards Plateau deer
hunting region of Central Texas
indicate management programs are
resulting in higher deer harvest and
increased hunter opportunity.
Fielding Harwell of Kerrville, one
of the Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department’s six technical guidance
biologists, said in a report that a
growing number of Hill Country
ranchers are developing deer man-
agement programs that include
higher harvest rates for antlerless
deer along with habitat improve-
ments and more selective buck
harvest.
The survey started in 1983 with 29
ranches totaling 131,497 acres. By
1987, the list of ranches with
management plans had grown to 77
ranches totaling 406,793 acres.
Harwell said a comparison of the
harvest prior to management versus
the first year of management indi-
cates a measurable shift in hunting
pressure from male to female deer
on those ranches. On 87 of the
ranches where prior harvest data
was available, the buck harvest
dropped an average of 12 percent
while the antlerless harvest in-
creased by 99 percent during the
first year of management.
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the top of the third to tie the score.
HC Manor won the game in the top
of the fourth as Jack Holland drilled
a double to bring in one run. It was
goose eggs the rest of the way for
both teams. Steve Kuhn was the
leading hitter for HC Manor and the
game going 2 for 3 scoring one run
and getting 1 RBI.
Rockers 12, HC Manor 1
The joy - was short-lived for HC
Manor, even though they had a 1-0
lead by the end of the second inning.
The Rockers first took a 3-1 lead in
the third inning and iced the game in
the fourth and fifth innings with nine
more runs.
The winning pitcher was John
Simpson and the leading hitter was
also on the Rocker roster, as John
Overstreet hit 3 for 3, scoring three
runs and getting 1 RBI.
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Vista, Eden, Big Lake, Crane,
Snyder, Junction, San Saba and
Eldorado.
: Thurmond opened with a first
for 3 at the plate, scoring once and
getting 3 RBls.
HC Manor Bears 4
It started out like it would be
another one of those bad nights. The
Bears scored two runs in each of the
first two innings. HC Manor retali-
ated with four runs of their own in
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Eagles 5, Rockers 2
HC Manor 5, Bears 4
Rockers 12, HC Manor 1
Standings
[Games through April 14]
TEAM
Eagles
Bears
Rockers
HC Manor
Games Thia Week
April 28
Rockers vs Eagles
Bears vs HC Manor
Rockers vs HC Manor
May 3
Eagles vs HC Manor
Rockers vs Bears
Eagles vs Bears
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of Marion 7-5, 6-3. In the second
round, he defeated Kevin Winters of
Snyder 6-2, (3-7), 7-5. In the
semifinals, Thurmond was defeated
by Sid Ball of Sidney 6-2, (1-6), 6-3.
Thurmond then won third place by
defeating Brandon Martin of Snyder
6-4, 6-4.
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The Budweiser Eagles solidified its
lead in spring league competition of
the Llano Slow-Pitch Association by
beating the Flint Rockers in the first
game played April 14. The Eagles
also got a lot of help from Hill
Country Manor which won its first
game of the season by upsetting the
Busch Bears 5-4. The Rockers came
right back to beat HC Manor 12-1 to
gain a tie with the Bears for second
place with both having 3-3 records.
The following highlights of each
game have been provided by score-
keeper Iline Flint.
Faglee 5, Rockers 2
After a slow start, the Rockers had
hoped to get a little closer to the
league leaders, but this wasn’t the
night or the game. The EAgles
forged a 4-0 lead in the bottom of the
third inning and although the
Rockers halved the lead to 4-2 in the
top of the fourth, it just wasn’t
enough.
Ron Rushing provided the big blast
hitting a triple with bases loaded in
the third inning. Bobby Chitwood
was the winning pitcher as Rushing
was named the leading hitter with 2
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First — Steve Fikes, Bob Harris.
Kerrville — 140. Second — David
Potts, Jim Farley, San Saba — 140.
Third — Ted Franklin, Bob Weber,
Llano — 142.
Ssrsad Flight
First — Joe Tom Wallace, Llano;
—138. First Flight Tommy Wallace, Fredericksburg —
Two teams were also tied and went 151. Second and third — a four-way
to a sudden death play-off. Three tie. Prizes were divided equally.
_ holes later the winners were: Jackie Justis, Spencer Weber, Llano;
V George Zaludek, Cotton Shepperd,
228 m -I l I Austin; Marvin Burns, Joe Garder,
538 Roger Thurmond places Frnsanponijt.Davts,."all, Tim
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Martinez started with a loss to §
Brandon Martin of Snyder 6-3, 7-6. 9
In the second round, Martinez A
bounced back with a 6-3, 6-1 victory Z
over Steven Flores of Big Lake. In ?
the third round, Robby Bergland of £
Lago Vista-deletedMertinez 6-1, 9
6-3. Martinez rallied in the fourth
round to defeat Chris Thurner of
Lago Vista (4-6), 6-1, 6-4.
At Odessa, Thurmond will play his
first match starting at 10 a.m.,
Wednesday.
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Lampasas — 150. Second — Bob ,
Burke, Danny Burke, Llano — 151.
Third — Lou Brendler, Len DePace,
San Antonio — 156.
Thursday night scramble begins at
5:30 p.m. The results of last week’s
scrambler was:
First — Wade Hutto, Spencer
Weber, Corky Virdell and Sarah
Franklin. Second — Bobby Weber,
Bob Burke, Bob Dishman and
Claudine Weber. Third — Sam
Rabb, Jackie Justis, Mildred Neill,
• Bob Kinstle and Mary Rabb.
The course will be dosed on
Saturday until approximately 2 p.m.
for a private tournament.
pIE Tournament. It was a 2-man, lowball
AV contest. There were 58 teams
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82 teams were tied and went to a
83 sudden death play-off. Six holes
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Sibh qualifiers for their last tune-up
before heading to Odessa, April 27
Mgma and 28 to see which ones will
yfeaj&i advance to the state tournament.
E Llano’s Roger Thurmond won third
E ne place and Ruy Martinez placed
422 seventh. In all, there were 16 boys
competing. Teams besides Llano
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Buckner, Walter L. The Llano News (Llano, Tex.), Vol. 97, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 28, 1988, newspaper, April 28, 1988; Llano, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1585903/m1/9/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Llano County Public Library.