The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 91, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 15, 1960 Page: 3 of 40
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LITTLE SAMMY * C. W. Allmand of Ovalo stands at halter of Little Sammy, his
Shetland stallion that was named both grand champion of the grade show and model
grade stallion at the West Texas Fair Wednesday evening. (Staff Photo),
Haskell, Winters Pony
Exhibitors Take Honors
3 A THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
O-A Abilene, Texas, Thursday Morning, September 15, 1960
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Reporter-News Farm Writer
Shetland pony exhibitors of the
Abilene area took both mare and
stallion halter grand champion-
ships in both grade and registered
classes at the West Texas Fair
Wednesday evening.
Grand champion registered stal-
lion was Blue Haven, ex-
'Critical'
I Roy Vernon Dean, 4-year-old
boy whose legs and abdomen
were crushed when a truck rolled
over him at a Cisco service station
last month, remained in critical
condition at St Joseph Hospital
in Fort Worth Wednesday night.
The accident occurred Aug. 21
as the boy was traveling to Cali-
fornia in the truck with his father.
Beach Dean, and his uncle,
Johnny Mosier. The boy thought
the truck was leaving him at the
station. Instead the truck, driven
by his uncle, was backing up.
The truck’s dual wheels rolled
over the boy, crushing his legs
and tower abdomen. The 4-year-
old,was first rushed to a Cisco
hospital, then transferred to an
Abilene hospital, and later moved
to the Fort Worth hospital.
Since his admission to the in-
tensive care section of the hos-
pital, the boy has under gone sev-
eral operations, including the
amputation of his right leg at
mid - thigh to prevent gangrene
from spreading, and other surgery
to correct lower abdominal in-
Wednesday the indictment of re-
tired Rear Adm William L Erd.
tion with the burglary. Killed in Crash -
Burglars entered by breaking
into the back door of the firm, and SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Mrs.
left through the same door. Pauline Gonzales, 44, was killed
Store manager Dick Ayres said Tuesday night in the headon conli.
the burglars took approximately a and ..
$11 from a cash register, but sion a car and pickup truck
failed to break into the general near the Medina River bridge. In-
merchandise stores large, walk- jured and in critical condition
in vault safe. No other losses were Andres Luna, 27, and Joe
were reported. Huron, 31. the drivers. Mrs. Gon-
BALLINGER RNS>— Burglars Ayres said the intruders broke zalez was in the car.__________
the knob off the safe in their
broke into Higginbotham Bros &
--------....__...... — Co. department store here some- attempt to break into it. He said
cases of untaxed liquor into the time Tuesday night, taking $11 a locksmith had to be called in
United States. from a cash register and causing to open the safe.
mann on charges of smuggling 42
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•, juries.
A hospital official said the boy
underwent surgery again Wednes-
day morning for the removal of
a poison abscess from his abdo-
ment. The official said the boy’s
temperature and blood count had
aged mare in the Lazy N Stables 1959 stallions — 1 Tex’s Billy Boy, Dr.
46tu E 1 :W V Olin Brady
group owned by John Norman of
Winters, won the grand champion
registered mare title. She was
followed by Van Acres’ Jewel.
C. A. Thomas Jr. of Haskell.
Grade grand champ stallion
was Little Sammy, owned by C.
W. Allmand of Ovalo. Reserve
was Skipper Joe, Mrs Johnnie
Duncan of Fort Worth. Little
Sammy was also model stallion
winner
Grand champ grade mare was
Dolly, entered by Norman, and
hibited by Buster Shelton, Haskell.
Texoma Mrs Tucker, owned by
the Silver Stream Acres Pony
Farm of Dallas, took the reserve
title and that of model stallion
Harriett f Horse Crock am reserve was Hagan Acres Kiki
Harnett a Boise Creek, an Star, C. W. Laurence, Weather-
ford,
Delegates
Unchanged
For Demos
Judge Perry Carlile of Perry,
Okla., one of the nation s fore-
most men in Shetland circles,
placed some 75 ponies in the
various classes. Paul Graham was
show superintendent, and Dub
Haney of Sweetwater, secretary.
Thursday s horse show activity
consists of judging of Appaloosa
mare halter classes at 7:30 p.m.
Carl Miles, superintendent of the
division for the spotted horses.
;, Members of the Taylor County, said he had some 55 entries
delegation to the State Demo-Wednesday i ent and as a
erotic Convention in Austin last "enesday ment and was expect
June also will attend the second ing more. Some horses were al-
state convention this year when it ready in their stalls. Elmo Faver,
: meets Tuesday, Sept 20, in Dal. Sweetwater, will judge.
las.
Under a new law, the delega-
risen dangerously high Monday.
Stallions foaled durns 1987 . before but Wednesday night his tempera-
1 Little Sammy, Allmand: 2 Indian ture was back to about normal.
Creeks Five Chief, Lamb; and 3. But-__
ton Willow Red, Graham. , —
Coors Clothing
GRAND CHAMP stallion - Little Sam-
my, and RESERVE - Skipper Joe.
Model mare — I. Dolly, Hagan Acre’s
Pony Farm. Mineral Wells.
1959 mares — 1. Candy Girl. All-
mand; 2. Sweet Lady, Jimmy N. Hokan-
son. Abilene: J Black Beauty. Allmand:
and 4 Ponderosa, Rex Brown, Brecken-
ridge.
1958 mares - 1. Hagan Acres Kiki
Star C. W Laurence, Weatherford.
Mares foaled in 1957 or before — 1.
Dolly, John W Norman, Winters; 2.
Indian Creeks Red Bird, Lamb: 3 Hagan
Acres Ricky Starr, Hagan Acre’s Pony
Farm: 4. Lucky Star, Graham: and 5.
Indian Creeks White Star, Lamb
GRAND CHAMP mare — Dolly, Nor-
man’s entry, and RESERVE — Hagan
Acres Kiki Star, Laurence
Found With Bones
DENVER, Colo. (AP)—The FBI
announced Wednesday that cloth-
ing belonging to Adolph Coors III,
44, wealthy industrialist missing
since Feb. 9, has been found.
Scott Werner, FBI agent in
charge here, also said a quantity
of bones found to be of an adult
human being also were found in
the area.
Werner said it has not been de-
termined whether these might be
part of the remains of Coors.
Registered Halter Classes
Model Stallion - Texoma Mr Tucker,
Silver Stream Acres Pony Farm, Dallas
1958 or 1959 stallions - 1. Texoma Mr.
Tucker: 2. Prince Sorrell of Running M.
Dr Joe R McFarland, Brownwood: 3.
Gold Mine of Running M. McFarland; 4
Starlight Topper’s Pride, F. J. Saddler.
Abilene: and 5 Chinquapin Crescent Pen-
ny III, E R Bishop, Breckenridge.
Stallions foaled in 1957 or before — 1.
Blue Haven, Buster Shelton, Haskell; 2. LINEN
Lazy N. Silver Moonlight, Harvey V. Ash- miles
ton, Abilene: 3 Oklahoma’s Cruteho bil- ,
ver Arrow, Norman: 4. Topper L’s Vaga-
bond Larigo, McFarland; and 5. Silver
Moon’s Dusty, Saddler. PUCKCIKIL
GRAND CHAMPION stallion - Blue “ACIII ”
Haven, and RESERVE - Texoma Mr 5tA
Tucker. ------------
1959 or 1958 mares — 1. Van Acre’s Jew- ==========
el, C A. Thomas Jr., Haskell: 2. Hagan
Acres Betty Coed. Hagan Acres Pony SEPTEMBER SPECI A T
Farm: 3. Shady Lane’s Frisky, Ashton; SEII EMDEN SPECIAL
4 Prissy Missy, HF Moon, Weather-
ford, and 1. Lazy N Starlight Sunglow,
The clothing was found in a
field in Douglas County about 15
$ south of Denver. A pair of
trousers containing money and a
pocketknife with the initials
Mares foaled in 1957 or before — 1.
Harriett of Horse Creek. Norman: 2. Prin
cess Irene, Ashton: 3. Shamrocks Blue
Linda. Hasan Acre’s Pony Farm; and
4. Tiny Fat B. Allmand,
GRAND CHAMP mare — Harriett of
Horse Creek, and RESERVE - Van
Acre’s Jewel
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DINNER
Grade Halter Classes
Model stallion - I Little Sammy, C W. m m .
Allmand. Ovalo.
1960 foals, fillies and stallions 1 MTS. HICLIFOV CAMS II
Skipper Joe. Mrs Johnnie Duncan, Fort*
Worth: 2 Indian Creeks High Hat, H H. A CL.a”
• w PATE — "UI ***** "Ur Lamb. Abilene: 3 Shooting Star. Paul 1- A pure Anni
; vention traditionally called "the G.oheTwe S 409
governor’s convention.” because: Red Pigeon, Lamb.
: C in most instances the governor- A , ,u.
’ usually is in charge of the affair. — Months of Lift
tion named to the June meeting
is to serve in the September con-
• - Taylor County will have 16 votes
. - in the convention which opens at
Dallas Tuesday morning
At the May 14 county Demo.
: cratic convention J. Ed Connally,
chairman of the State Democratic
• Executive Committee, was named
• chairman of the Taylor County
Delegation Howard McMahon and
Maurice Brooks were named co-
chairmen.
; Other delegates include French
Robertson, Mrs Bryan Bradbury,
. Neil Daniel, J. D. Osborne, Mrs.
W. H Blackburn Gus Vletas, Jabe
Pratt, E. W. Bailey, Jess Blan-
: ton, C R. Pennington, W T Wal-
: ton, Wiley Connally, Raymond
: Thomason Jr . Dan Gallagher,
: Tom Webb, William E. Wilson,
; Tom Gordon. Mrs Jack Smith.
; James D. Tittle, Lewis J. Chase.
O J. Hamilton, John Crutchfield.
: Clove Cullers, A. B Lewis, Virgil
; Musick, all of Abilene, Earl Watts
: and Earl Lassiter of Merkel and
: Wayne Allen of Lawn
Alternates are Harvey Baker.
Landon Hill, Bryan Bradbury, Bill
‘ Varner, Mrs. Gus Vletas. Penny
Brooks, Jack Smith, Larry Cun-
ningham and Dalton Moore
: The Taylor County delegation
will stay at Hotel Adolphus in Dal-
las. This is the hotel where the
: Taylor County and other area dele-i
gates in the 24th Senatorial Dis-
• trict caucus Monday night. 1
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