Stephenville Empire-Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 100, No. 21, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 1, 1969 Page: 3 of 16
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STEPHENVILLE DOLLAR DAY
With All The Moisture
Mesquite Control Favorable
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In A Five-Way Tie
Masonic Lodge
Will Elect Officers
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Dispose of empty pesticide con-
tainers. Have them buried at a
sanitary land-fiy dump, orcrush
and bury them in a level, isolated
area. Store pesticides in original
containers under lock and key - out
of the reach of children and ani-
mals - and away from food and
feed.
equipment for applying
secticides or fungicides.
contact with the skin. Remove con-
taminated clothing and wasli tho-
roughly following each pesticide
use. In case a pesticide is swal-
lowed or gets in the eyes, follow
the first aid treatment recom-
mended on the label and get prompt
medical attention.
Huckabay
Jake i Dorothy’s
Service Drug
Dairy Queen
Carters
Higginbothams
Optimist
Farmers’ Bank
in Culberson and HudspethCoun-
ties.
---Change the bag limit of tur-
key from gobbler and bearded
hen to hunter’s choice of eith-
er sex.
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Gordon rapped two singles to pace
the seven-hit S4L offensive bar-
rage, and he fanned ten and
walked four in going the distance
for the mound decision.
The Shriners tallied one
their first loss of the season 8-4.
Jerry Gordon led the victors
The Stephenville Masonic Lodge
will elect officers for 1969-70
year at their regular stated meet-
ing Monday June 2 at 8 p.m.
On Tuesday June 3 at 8 p.m.
Master Degree will be conferred
on Stanley Westbrook, a member
of Tarleton State College.
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CLOTHES CLOSET
We will be CLOSED Memoial Day
SOUTHEAST
---Fisheries biologists recom-
mend the removal of bag limits
on white bass.
TRINITY-BRAZOS
---Department authorities pro-
pose to close a small area sur-
rounding Cedar Creek Reservoir
in Henderson County to deer hunt-
ing.
---Wildlife biologists propose
the closing of the turkey season
in Limestone County.
POSSUM KINGDOM
---Wildlife biologists propose
the closure of the turkey season
in Bosque and Hamilton Coun-
ties.
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$4.95
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HAIR SPRAY
49C
BALM ARGENTA
Hand Lotion
390
bottles
TAME CREME RINSE
with Body
winning tally.
The Optimist rallied for three
runs in the top of the fifth, be-
fore Ricky McGlohn came on to
relieve starter Scott Howell and
preserve the J4D victory.
Rex Spain collected four sin-
gles to lead the Huckabayioffense,
while Bruce Marti n paced the
victors with two doubles and a
single.
The opening thriller, in which
Service Drug edged Higginbothams
5-4, was highlighted by a brilli-
ant pitching duel between the
Druggist’s Billy Riddick and Mel
Fox. Higginbotham contested the
outcome and commissioners will
make a ruling later.
Riddick allowed a lone first-
inning single to Fox and proceeded
to hurl four hitless innings. Fox
was equally impressive in going
the distance for Higginbothams,
as he struckout sixteen and
walked only three.
Tommy Goodwin and Ron Tur-
ley opened the scoring for Ser-
vice Drug in the first, and Rid-
dick crossed the plate in the se-
cond to build a 3-1 lead after
two innings.
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NORTHEAST
---Biologists propose opening of
the deer season in Lamar County
on the second Saturday of Nov-
ember and run for 10 consecutive
days.
---Biologists also propose that
quail seasons in Hunt and Lamar
Counties open on the second Sat-
urday of November and run
through January 31.
SOUTH CENTRAL
—The proposed deer season for
. Frio County will be from the
fourth Saturday of November and
run through January 14, 1970.
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Changes To Be Proposed
At Next Wildlife Meeting
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By JOHN McCLESKEY
Jake and Dorothy’s upset pre-
viously undefeated Huckabay 11-10
in Friday night’s finale and thus
threw the torrid Little League
race into a five-way tie for first
place. Service Drug edged Hig-
ginbothams 5-4 in the thrilling
opener.
Jake and Dorothy’s came from
behind three times before finally
clinching their 11-10 decision. The
Huckabay nine utilized two er-
rors, two base on balls, and
Johnny Gardner’s single to gain
a 3-2 lead after the first inning
and added two runs in the second
frame on Mark White’s single.
JiD unloaded a five-run rally
in the bottom of the second, as
Bruce Martin and Jerry Stone
doubled across the vital tallies.
The Optimist narrowed the mar-
gin to 8-7 in the top of the fourth,
as Rex Spain and Gary Dowell
crossed the plate.
Jake and Dorothy’s scored three
decisive runs in the fourth, as
Jerry Stone slammed a two-run
double that scored Andy Hart
and Mike Henderson. Stone ad-
vanced to third and scored on
consecutive passed balls for the
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TWO YEAR-OLD Mike
Andrews Jr., son of Boston
Red Sox second baseman,
enjoys lollipop while silting
on first base during Father-
Son Day game at Fenway
Park.
The Eleanor, the Beaver I
and the Dartmouth were the :
three ships which lost their
cargo of tea at the Boston
lea Party
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Of ( leu-land Indians
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When Parks and Wildlife De-
partment personnel hold hear-
ings on hunting and fishing sea-
sons next week several changes
will & proposed. The hearing
here will be at 10 a.m. Tues-
day in the City Recreation Hall.
Few of these will come as a
surprise to anyone.
In those counties where the
October archery season can be
held, the definitions of a legal
buck deer and a legal turkey
are proposed to be changed to
conform to those of the regular
hunting season, starting tradi-
tionally on the second Satur-
day of November.
In effect, this would make the
spike buck and the bearded tur-
key hen legal game for Octob-
er archers.
If
length of a trotline be changed
from 500 to 600 feet and that
metal trotline stakes be prohibit-
ed.
Department authorities said
that these are only proposed
changes for public review, and
would not be effective until ap-
proved by the Texas Parks and
Wildlife Commission, which
traditionally meets the first part
of July to set hunting and fish-
ing regulations.
In addition to the standard
changes, there will be changes
pertinent only to a single regu-
latory district and in come in-
stances some changes will ap-
ply only to a single county. The
major changes are listed below by
regulatory district.
EDWARDS PLATEAU
---A two turkey season is pro-
posed for Bandera,Crockett, Ed-
wards, Kerr, Kimble, Real, Sch-
leicher, Sutton and Vai Verde
Counties. The two gobbler or
bearded hen bag limit would ap-
the pest and assessment of the
infestation is essential. Follow the
label direction and heed all pre-
cautions on the label.
Apply pesticides so that they
do not endanger humans, live-
stock, crops, beneficial insects,
fish and wildlife. Do not apply
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noted that it is also increasing in
density at a rapid rate on areas
already infested with the plant.
Until chemical control methods
were developed, mesquite had to
be controlled by mechanical
methods which generally were
costly and disturbed the native
turf. Grass recovery usually is
The
that has revolutionized
baby feeding*
• dramatically reduces spitting up
and colic
• new natural action uipple
• no bottles to sterilize
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BASEBALL DONNYBROOKS usually start like this: New York's Bobby Murcer bowls
over Seattle's Ray Oyler at second base (upper left); Oyler jumps on top of Murcer
(upper right); Seattle's Rich Rollins joins in to help Oyler (lower left), and Anally,
both benches empty for a free-for-all.
is losing my con-
PANHANDLE
---Fishery biologists propose
the number of hooks on a legal
trotline be increased from 20 to
40 hooks on Lake Meredith only.
The 21,639-acre reservoir 10
miles northwest of Borger in
Moore, Potter, and Hutchinson
Counties. --- Biologists also
propose that the size limit be
removed on Northern Pike. This
would apply only to the 2,270-
acre Greenbelt Reservoir, five
miles north of Clarendon in Don-
ley County.
PERMIAN BASIN
---Biologists propose .the re-
moval of da;ly bag and posses-
sion limits or squirrels in Knox,
Borden, Mitchell, Noland and
In coastal counties under regu- Taylor Counties.
latory authority, marine bi-
Higginbothams took advantage ologists will propose the legal
of costly Druggist errors in the
third, fourth, and fifth innings
to gain a 4-4 deadlock after five
complete frames. Service Drug
scored the winning mark in the
sixth as Riddick walked, moved
to second on a passed ball, and
scored on an error.
Monday night’s schedule finds
Farmers’ Bank hosting the Opti-
mist in the opening tilt beginning
at 7.00 , while Carters battles
the Dairy Queen for first place
in the finale.
LITTLE LEAGUESTANDINGS
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BABE RUTH STANDINGS
Savings and Loan 3 0
______ Shrine ' 2 1
Billy Grissom and James Young Jaycees 1 2
each connected for two singles Kiwanis 0 3
run to head the Shrine hitters, as
in the first and two in the third Grissom also whiffed five and is-
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MIL HIG AN TECH TRIED
( Ol OR A DO SPRINGS,
Colo (AP) Until last season.
pesticides when there is danger only one, overtime game had been
of drift, when honey bees or oth- played in the NC AA hockey ply to other counties in the dis-
er pollinating insects are visit- championships This past season trict.
ing plants or in ways that may there were two, with Michigan ---A spring gobbler season in
contaminate water or result in Tech the victim in both The Kerr, Kimble and Sutton Coun-
ties between April 25 and May 2,
1970, with one gobbler bag limit.
TRANS-PECOS
---Wildlife biologists propose
the closing of the turkey season
in the
championships This past season
there were two, with Michigan
Tech the victim in both The
Huskies lost to Cornell 4-1 in the
first extra period of a first-round
game and 6-5 to Harvard in the
second overtime of the consolation
championship ..
can hold hix
uhile batting he
too hard at the
loving care
By C Iai ro I
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John Steinbeck's novel.
Of Mice and Men " takes
its title from a familiar
. quotation by Robert Hurns:
The best laid schemes
mice and men
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• Groups of BRAS 500
• BAGS $1.00
• SWIM SUITS $5.00
• SHORTS '/2 PRICE
CONTROL OF MESQUITE
By RICHARD B. GARY, CAA
With all the moisture we’ve
had this spring, the situation is
real favorable for mesquite con-
trol, says Richard Gary, Ex-
tension County Agent.
Mesquite is the most trouble-
some brush on some 56 million
acres of rangeland in Texas.
It invades abandoned cultivated
fields rapidly when the area is
not seeded and maintained in
high-producing native grass. Gary illegal residues.
Avoid prolonged inhalation of
pesticide sprays, dusts, or va-
pors; wear protective clothing
and equipment if specified on the
label.
If your hands become con-
taminated with a pesticide, do not
eat or drink until you have washed.
Wash immediately if pesticide is
much slower on mechanically con- spilled on or otherwise comes in
trolled areas than where mesquite
is controlled with chemicals.
For control of the tree-type
mesquite, all trees should be at
least four feet tall or more, and
four to six years ofd with dense
foliage. The chemicals should be
applied as a foliage spray in the
spying, 40 to 80 days after the
first green growth appears at the
bud. Mix one-half pound of 2,4, or dump excess spray material
5-T, with one gallon of diesel oil near ponds, streams or wells,
and water to make five gallons Because it is difficult to remove
of solution per acre. all traces of herbicides from
Gary also emphasized following equipment, do not use the same
the directions on the USDA ap- equipment for applying in-
proved labels on the containers.
If this precaution is observed,
there should be no danger from
chemical residues.
PESTICIDE SAFETY
Pesticides, improperly used,
can be injurious to man, animals
and plants. County Agricultural
Agent Gary offers these sug-
gestions for their safe use.
Purchase a pesticide that is
effective for the pest to be con-
trolled. Proper identification of
It is most important (or voting-
sters to learn, the fundamentals if
they expect to become good hit-
ters
I hex should try to get a good
ball to hit and they should have
total concern ration when in the
hatter's box l( they remember
these two things evervthing will
fall in place
Mv big fault
ccntr.ition.
If a youngster
concentration
wont swing
pitched ball
I m a pull hitter and I try to hit
the ball out m front
I believe in Cleon Jones' (of the
Mets) theory He keeps his lelt
shoulder in and waits on the pitch
He hits to all fields that way.
When a youngster is hitting he
should try to think about nothing
but the ball He should try to
follow ii as soon .is it Ic.ocs the
pitcher's hand Yoi> must follow
the b.,11 .ill 'he w.is
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The. Savings and Loan nine frame to maintain a 3-2 lead.af-
moved into sole possession of ter four innings. In the fifth frame
first place in the Babe Ruth for S4L, Randy Spain singled
^“<h^!.bZhan4i“K theShrl"«rs with one out and third baseman
Alan Nix drilled a two-run homer, the Kiwanis in the single tilt
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^,^^ft"t?5Jy.and?nlhe?0UnCl' two more runs before the lnnln8
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tallies in the sixth for the final
8-4 margin.
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Possession Of First Place
frame to maintain a 3-2 lead af- sued two free passes ingoing
the rute in a losing effort.
Monday night’s Babe Ruth fea-
ture finds the Shriners hosting
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Tackett, John & Gearing, Dorene. Stephenville Empire-Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 100, No. 21, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 1, 1969, newspaper, June 1, 1969; Stephenville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1246365/m1/3/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.