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NEWS

Bicyclist injured Saturday evening
By Annie Rowe
A bicyclist was injured Saturday evening at the intersection of 37th Street and Avenue M. Jose Suairez, 53, 2900 Ave. G, was riding a bicycle on 37th Street at 5:58 when he reportedly collided with a 1981 van driven by Jose Rodriguez Guerrero, 37, of
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Two Borden County students win debate title for second year
By Annie Rowe
Two Borden County students swept the state UIL Class A debate championships held March 16 at the University of Texas campus in Austin. Sue Jane Mayes, a 1974 graduate of Snyder High School who now teaches at Borden County, has coached winners Billy Roper
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Slingin' Sammy Baugh honored at banquet
by Bobby Allen
By Bobby Allen SDN Sports Editor Sammy Baugh was honored at a banquet Saturday night with a host of Texas football icons present to pay their respects to the rancher and NFL Hall of Fame quarterback at his 90th birthday party. Western Texas College
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SPORTS

Cashion team cashes in
by Bobby Allen
Former National Football League referee Red Cashion and his team won the Sammy Baugh Birthday Celebrity golf tournament with a 56 on Saturday. Cashion and his team, including Lyn Watwood, Turner Watwood and Jim Erwin were three strokes ahead of Don
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Tigers rout Pampa in finale
by Bobby Allen
The Tigers finished off the Burkburnett varsity baseball tournament on a high note Saturday, blowing out 4A Pampa, 8-0, to go 3-1 in the tourney. Despite winning on a tiebreaker against Midwest City, Okla., Friday, the Tigers were left out of the
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WTC falls to Trinidad
by Bobby Allen
After winning the first two games against Trinidad Friday, the Westerners were stunned by Trinidad Saturday, 15-3. “It’s the first time we’ve played five in a row, and it’s tough to play five games in three days,” Western Texas College head coach Billy
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Midland sweeps Dusters
by Bobby Allen
Fifth-ranked Midland College swept the Western Texas College Dusters over the weekend in the first home series for the softball team this year, claiming shutouts in the first games Saturday and Sunday. The Dusters (19-18, 4-8) were shut out 6-0 in the
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