The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 51, No. 39, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 29, 1960 Page: 3
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inless Abemathy Cornet to Town Friday
THE ANBERNATHY ANTELOPE football team is shown above The Antelopes will invade
Younir r i Id Friday night seeking their first win of the year They art front row
lft tu right Donni Adams Stanley Joy Raymond Smith Bobby Pettit lohnnie Adams
ban Thompson and Jim Stillwell Middle row Coach Bobby Dvess Joi Tom Brown Kay
Don Hubbinpa Ruhard Saan Ronald Barnck Charles Wisdom Keith Beard lorn Ritthey
and managers Mickey Pettit and James Neve thud row assistant coach Waydelle Hill John
Kiker Douglas S mpson Randy Wright Billy Bairick I arry Boycc Kenneth Reedy Ben
Tompleton Leo Kiker back row Ray IngramJerrv Gist John Saan George Reagan Billy
Jack Hacklei Wilton Manley Larry Florence Npi1 Humphrey Mike Ritchey Mac Houston
John Brown Jack Waters and assistant coach Wavne Preston
Engraving Courtesy of Abemathy Review
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LAST WEEKS WINNER
Harvey Bozeman Tulia
Women s
League
Standings
TEAMS
Hobs Super Mkt
Tiylor I vans
Simmon s Restaurant
Style Shop
Barbour Bros
C ity Dru >
Hipp Bros
I Marvels Paulines
B S W Grain
Griffiths
Gifford Hill
Dairy Queen
Kress
The Abemathy Anklopts will try
to regain their grid pnstige Tridiv
light when thts invade Younger
Field lo take on the Tulia Hornet
The Antelopes always a power
in football during the reign of Roy
ai Janus as coach have won only
our games the past two years
Phi Antelopes have yet to win a
ame this season
A though the Antelopes have yet
lo win a game tluy have some of
the best material and potential of
any I lass AA school in the arm
bemathv has 15 lettermen rclurn
ij > from last years lertm
WON I OS
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5 > 6 314
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Outdoors In
Texas
I ake low
If > nur favorite fishing lake i
short of water due to summer
evaporation and lack of rain it
could be a blessing
I Nope it s not likely lo improve
fishing Not now at least But it could
tip you off to Mime fine fishing to
come
Simplv by exposing sand bars
stumps brush piles and underwater
trei s drop offs undercut ledges
I and other cavernous openings where
around these spots when the rains
KTUE FOOTBALL SCORECARD
RULES
Person getting the closest to perfect card every week wins > 00
I he person having the highest score for the season wins four Cotton Bowl
tickets plus 100 00
1 NOTHING TO BUY ALL IN TUN
2 CLIP SCORE CARD FROM PAPER
i PICK WINNER OF FIRST 10 GAMES
1 GUESS THE SCORE OF THE NEXT TWO GAMES
5 ONI Y ONE CARD PER PERSON PER WEEK
G OUT OF TOWN PARTICIPANTS MAY MAIL THEIR CARD IN BUT IT
MUST BE POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN 0 P M FRIDAY BEFORE
GAMES
7 NO MAIL ACCEPTED POST MARKED IN TULIA
8 CONTESTANTS MUST BE 12 YEARS OLD OR OLDER
9 EVERY ONE ELIGIBLE EXCEPT SPONSORS KTUE STAFF AND
TAMILIES
DEPOSIT SCORE CARD AT
Foy Chitty s Mobil Service Broadway Highway 87 Tulia
Chisum s Vigo Y Mobil Service Vigo Y on Easi 6th Tulia
K W Mobil Service Nazareth Texas
Emery Mills Oil Co your Mobil distributor at 427 N
Sante Fe in Tulia
Simpson Motor Co South Side of Square in Tulia
Simpson Chevrolet Co in Silverton
NO CARDS ACCEPTED AT RADIO STATION
PICK THE WINNER
Place an X in the square next to the team you think will win
VS
vs
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vs
vs
vs
Syracuse
Iowa
Southern Cat
Pitt
North Carolina
Baylor
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Houston
Navy
GUESS THE SCORE
Place the score you think each team will make in the space provided
Tulia t VS Abemathy
Silverton
Hornets Breeze Past Eagles
440 for Third Win of Year
Thi Antelopes coached by Curtis
Davenport came the closest to vic
ory this season when they were
tied hv Class A Hale Center 1212
I Abemathy dropped its opener lo
Dimm tt and lunior Coffee IS 0
and look o sound licking by Spur
12 0 before playing Male Center
last week the Antelopes suffered
he most humiliating loss in the his
orv of the school wliun Class AA
ww rhouse Denver City deflated
In m by a fil 12 scort at Abernalhv
After winning tluir third garni of
he season Frldav night by a 410
icore over ODunnill the Hornets
will take on their si cond I lavs
team of the season whin Inn n I
come and the lake fills again
Now is the time In make a mental
note of their locations or bellit
vet a written mi mo
Unless you an an artist and ran
sketch the lav of the land or
have a phntogriphu mind wi sii
gest that right now is a good tin n
do a little picture t iking
You dont have to be an cxpi rt
that inatter An ordi uirv box i inin I
will do All you want is some th nil
with which to nlicsh yoin mem i
about the contour of the Kind tlui
ander water aft r tin lakt r ti ito
its normal live
Once the water begins to r si v hi
be surprised how soon vU il foi I
where that big ledge used to bi < > i
where the thick brush pill usi d t
lay or win re the sand bar cv
tendid out from the ha ik or wn r
that big dropoff a as Iwattd
So right now while the laki levil
is low take camera in hand and
make a number of pix of thi terrain
and water lake puturis thai wi 1
show the present waer In I A 1
enough of the bank trecs and roi k
that are higher upTake
particular pains to include
objects that mark the ar < a well
fixed objects suth as linn hi
boulders twisted or broken tr s
nearby bridges windmills or ti r
objects above the high water mirk
Include an object close up t i if
possible so VHi can gel an ixnt
fix on the spot
Only really accural way to pi i
tion a submerged island for c xan
pie is In shoot putui s n > tl ea t
south and west from ti island
self Then when the island i v re I
with water all you mil I d i
boat lo the conversion point f the
four pictures and let dow i am i ir
Remember that in pic tuns el sli re
Is sometimes deceiving lien Im
4Direction pctures an ne e sar
if you are to locate the pre i s spot
This lype of ptcluring tan I lx
done in every instance howe r So
the next best method stocr s rrss
say from one sidi of a b t il to
the other
Anyway whatever tin nmrns
target may be be sun that u
shoot plenty of the background a id
include several fixed objects i t h
scene so thai vr an ej > > rni h
exact spot when the water rearh <
the usual level of the laki
Fishing will return to nrrmal a
the lake begins to f II a id c f h
find new food along the banks
Until they are ready I i l < J he
big lunkers will hull out t < i i <
big rock that s now fulls > m I
Or they will relax in the bru S wh
they are safe from hani 1 < u
feed upon the olhir marine f
III I Come sundown or sunr < t
lunkers will move up re m the r h I
outs and feed among the stump and
along the sand bars in tf a s
water or go on a scouting r pi ii
lion near the shore
They will seek the green grass
he food that hv been washed to ie
banks or the worms that have > i n
flooded out o tlv r home < i t n
sects that have fallen from thi
hanging tree limbs
To capture the big oies v u hi st
bet naturally is to f s 1 u re t
fish are
That means lo work tin shnreli
arly in the morning and lae t r
vening During the heat of t t
go after them whir tie i d n
man and beast dip I a i T at
hen you lish the drop offs the I d
ges the points and the deep h s
Your bait There are tuinclre >
choose from
Use top water lures ear m i
and lateevening
Try spoons and > gs h n y > i wan
If go deep espeeial mhen the wafer
it hot on top
Use jiRi with pork rinds or a
rial worms or c I wh n v w
to go deeper and have tl p >
< n wait em out This is Pi
dining but It lands thi tunki r
Whatever your m < ihod v < i
la to catch fish And if you w i
bt wccMsful al that vu g > a
kaow wtwf the fish are o he found
So W rfW t get your < er ra
out when the lake is low md mm
a number of shots of I u 1 r
water hitteawayt
Hart Kangaroos
Down Kress 168
HART Special The Hart long
the first time in history
Hersehel Callendar Kangaroo end
caught a I5vard pass from Junrter
caught a Pi yard pass from Quarter
Lack Chuck Saul in the second p r
iod to put the losers In their onlv
lead Then Saul passed to Calvin
Poster halfback for the two pointer
Hut the Ionghnrns were not to be
denied ns thev roared back in the
same quarter With only SI seconds
left before the half Fullback I arry
I ee passed lo lnd Ralph Mynek
with Hilfbick Connard Riddles run
for 11 yards and a tally which along
for the points tied the game at 8 8
brnathy
In last rielay s game the
pis held the I agli s to a
vuiels in the second hall
ni In
minus
Printingtall the Tulia Herald first
Silver + on Owls
Roll Past Happy
IIAPIN Special A crowd of
TOO waklud I uda night as the
slightlv favored Silverton Owls defeated
the Happy towlovs em a sog
gv Meld 3 0
The Owls made a hard rushing
ground game pav off in the second the needed vtrdar
horns took a lb S win from Kress for quarter as they sent I iilllinrk I arrv
Mav through right tackle for 31
yards and the onlv touchdown of the
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Baggarly, Herbert Milton. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 51, No. 39, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 29, 1960, newspaper, September 29, 1960; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth46256/m1/3/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Swisher County Library.