SERVING MONTAGUE COUNTY TEXAS THE BOWIE NEWS © $1 Vol. 98, No. 29 • 2 sections, 16 pages Published without fear or favor since 1922 Saturday, September 26, 2020 Texas Senate insidenews election weekend edition Obituaries - 5A Sept. 29 Your Cards -7A Voters in Texas Senate Our Community - 8A District 30 will go to the Sports - 1-3B, 8B polls on Sept. 29 to select Real Estate - 4B a person to fill the seat Classifieds - 5-7B vacated by Pat Fallon as he makes a congressional obituaries run. Voting locations Bowie: Sept. 29 Elaine Case, 80 Wanda Russell, 86 Bible Baptist Church, Tom Ballew, 75 Bowie Crowley: H.J. Justin Community Bill Schull, 71 Room, Nocona, Saint Jo Civic Center Montague County inserts News photo by Jordan Neal Courthouse Annex MORNING ACCIDENT Community Room A volunteer inside the Bowie Mission at 201 E. Greenwood was injured when this pickup driven by James Davis, Bowie, struck the building at 10 a.m. Thursday. The police report states Davis was about to park at the mission when he unintentionally hit the accelerator causing the pickup to go forward into the building about 24 inches. Lee Polls will be open from Wayne Jones was inside stocking items when the truck hit with such a force that it caused a freezer to move across 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tues- the room and strike Jones, who was pinned between the freezer and a work station bench. Jones was transported day with locations set to Wise Regional for examination and treatment. up at the same places as early voting: Bowie Bible Baptist Church, H.J. Jus- quickreads tin Community Room in ISDs report new positive cases Nocona, Saint Jo Civic Center and Montague A sixth Montague zen of Nocona. including a child age nine ISD also had two stu- County Courthouse An- County resident has been Montague County has and one age four reported dents test positive this nex Community Room. confirmed as a fatality in 17 active cases of the as positive this week. week and one employee. Early voting was the COVID-19 pandemic virus where persons are Nocona Independent Prairie Valley ISD also strong for two weeks with as Dr. Delbert McCaig, in isolation. The total of School District this week reported one high school 1,292 voters casting a Sheriff sets county health authority, positive cases continues reported its first positive student tested positive ballot through 10 a.m. reported mid-week. to rise slowly each day COVID-19 cases since and Forestburg ISD re- Friday. ‘Night Out’ McCaig said the death with a total of 178 con- school reopened. Let- ported on employee. Elections Administra- was added to the Depart- firmed positive cases as ters went out to par- It has been six months tor Ginger Wall said the T h e M o n t a g u e ment of Health and Hu- of Friday with eight prob- ents reporting one high since the worldwide pan- unexpected early election County Sheriff’s office man Service daily report able for a total of 186. school and one elemen- demic for Coronavirus has run smoothly so far. presents National Night on Wednesday and is for McCaig noted they are tary school employee had was pronounced and no All COVID-19 safety pre- Out from 6-9 p.m. Oct. an 84-year-old male citi- seeing more young people tested positive. Bowie See VIRUS 4A See VOTING 4A 6 on the courthouse square near the sheriff’s office. National Night Out is Court an annual community event designed to p r o m o t e a c l o s e working and trusting meets relationship between local law enforcement and the communities twice they serve. Sheriff Marshall Thomas said Members of the Mon- the SO will host its first tague County Commis- annual event this year sioners Court will meet and they hope to see in two separate sessions everyone attend. this upcoming week. “Please join us in our The regular meeting attempts to educate and will be at 9 a.m. on Sept. build connections with 28 in the courthouse an- the families and youth nex. of our community. This Court members will is a no-cost event,” said consider approving dis- Thomas. solutions to the official Activities will include fire and rescue district food, demonstrations map of Montague Coun- and education. Members ty and area coverage. of the law enforcement There have been a few communities in Bowie, changes within the de- Nocona and Saint Jo partments and a request have also been invited has been made to update to participate. the map. News photo by Barbara Green Approval of the sher- REPAIRS BEGIN iff’s office accepting cer- Roof work has begun at La Belle Vintage Mall at Lindsay and Wise Street. The Burgess building is one of the tified payments for open community’s historic buildings that received extensive damage during the May tornado as the roof collapsed when See COUNTY 4A parts of it were torn away. Thursday the builder was lifting large roof trusses into place.

2A Yo u r mo n t A g u e Co u n t Y Weekend ne w S So u r C e Se p t e m b e r 26, 2020 THE VIEW www.bowienewsonline.com Mo n t a g u e Co u n t y ’s Vo i C e • Le t t e r s • ed i t o r i a L s • Co L u M n s Governor urges Texans to get a flu shot While scientists race Europe.” Texas A&M notes in pro- County Record. tion beyond Houston. to develop a COVID-19 About two months ago, motional material for Riebeling, a real estate “The question isn’t if vaccine, Texas Gov. Greg Moody’s Investor Services “Corazón Abierto,” which agent, added she had the that next bullet will come, Abbott is urging everyone downgraded Wesco’s rat- translates in English as good fortune of seeing but when, and how ready to get a flu shot. ings to negative, based on “open heart.” Stevie Ray when she was we will be.” Cornyn said. Texans need to do their the disruptions created Another Texas A&M about 20 years old. “I was “With these projects, Tex- part to keep moving for- by COVID-19. Moody’s book might be of interest just standing an arm’s as will be stronger, safer ward the state’s recovery said the company could to those who correctly length away from him at and better prepared for from the pandemic, the improve its rating by guessed last week’s ques- the concert hall in Aus- whatever Mother Nature governor said. Last week, increasing the amount of tion about which celeb- tin, so he really touches sends our way.” he also eased restrictions cash it had on hand and rity appeared in the first my heart!” Cornyn’s Democratic placed on businesses in strongly executing on its “Don’t mess with Texas” Ike Dike challenger in the Nov. most of Texas. recent merger with Pat- commercial in 1986. moves forward 3 election, MJ Hegar, In a new public service tonair. After the merger L e g e n d a r y T e x a s As Hurricane Sally responded to the state- announcement, Abbott in January, Wesco and blues guitarist Stevie hammered nearby states, ment, saying Texas is be- reminded Texans that Pattonair formed Inco- Ray Vaughan played U.S. Sen. John Cornyn ing pummeled by the ef- flu season already has Administration building ra. “The Eyes of Texas” in touted in a news release fects of climate change. arrived. Getting a flu shot on Meacham Boulevard Open your a memorable start to the progress of a massive “We’ve had over a de- is especially important near Interstate 35W and heart to music the campaign. Vaughan, flood mitigation project cade to act on the Ike this season to help keep Loop 820. The company As Hispanic Heritage who died in a helicopter along Texas’ Gulf Coast. Dike, but under Sen. hospitalizations down received a $1 million Month events happen crash four years later, is The Sabine Pass to Cornyn’s watch it still during the state’s ongo- package of incentives across Texas, a new book remembered in a Texas Galveston Bay project, hasn't materialized — ing response to COVID- from Fort Worth’s eco- encourages people to cel- A&M book released ear- sometimes referred to perhaps because just six 19, he said. nomic development de- ebrate in song. lier this year, “Seeing as the Ike Dike, is in- years ago he didn’t even “I got mine today,” Ab- partment. It also received “Corazón Abierto: Stevie Ray,” by photogra- tended to protect near- know what the Ike Dike bot said. “I can tell you it a Texas Enterprise Fund Mexican American Voic- pher Tracy Ann Hart. ly 4,000 square miles was,” Hegar said. “We is the best way to reduce grant of $1.8 million. es in Texas Music,” is set The “Pride and Joy” of from Brazoria County need bold investments your chances of contract- “Our new, larger of- to be published Nov. 15 Dallas, Austin and blues to Orange County. Last in both energy and in- ing and spreading the fice space in Fort Worth by Texas A&M Univer- music lovers everywhere, month, Orange County frastructure, including flu. So protect yourself will allow us to bring sity Press. The author is Vaughan was correctly voted to move into the but not limited to the Ike and loved ones this flu our teams together to Kathleen Hudson, found- identified by “Capital design phase with the Dike, to help Texans on season and get a flu shot increase efficiency, en- ing director of the Texas Highlights” readers Lew Army Corps of Engineers. the frontlines of worsen- today.” courage collaboration Music Heritage Founda- Cohn, of Highland Lakes After a design study is ing natural disasters and California firm finds and support the future tion in Kerrville. Newspapers; Maria Whit- completed in April, the holistically address the friendlier skies growth of our business,” “By sharing the artists’ sett, of the Burnet Bul- project will be submitted climate crisis — some- Incora, formerly known Incora Chief Executive accounts of their influ- letin; Colleen Bailey, of to Congress for authori- thing Sen. Cornyn has as Wesco Aircraft, is mov- Officer Todd Renehan ences, their experiences, The Gladewater Mirror; zation and funding. repeatedly failed Texans ing its headquarters from said in announcing the their family stories, and Michael Flores, of the The Corps also is con- on.” Valencia, CA, to Fort move. “This centrally their musical and cul- Bay City Tribune; Nancy ducting a Coastal Texas Chris Cobler is a board Worth. located site also will of- tural journeys, ‘Corazón Wilson, of the Marlin Study with the Texas member and past presi- Incora, an aerospace fer more accessibility Abierto’ reminds us that Democrat; Terry Fender, General Land Office to dent of the Freedom of and defense services pro- and availability to our borders can be gateways, of the Bowie News; and provide a comprehensive Information Foundation vider, will relocate to the customers and colleagues that differences enrich, Andrea Schutter Rie- strategy for flood mitiga- of Texas. Email him at former Federal Aviation across the U.S. and in rather than isolate,” beling, of the Fayette tion and coastal protec- [email protected]. Can’t we just get along? Civility needed now more than ever Letter: establish mutual respect for our opposing views and My Joe Biden/Kamala Harris campaign yard sign perhaps find that we have much in common. arrived last week and I installed it near our gate on We are so divided in our country that it makes any our gravel road. With so many Trump 2020 flags flying discussion of politics toxic and therefore there is no in Montague County, I was eager to show my support discussion. No matter who is elected president, this for the Democratic candidates. I support the Biden/ divide will remain unless we work to solve our many Harris platform for the future of our country. problems together. The following morning after I put the sign by the There are forces at work outside and inside our road on our property, it was gone. I was very angry country spreading false information to perpetuate our to realize that someone would steal and no doubt division. Verifying validity and sources of all informa- destroy my sign. tion must be done if we hope to educate ourselves to After my anger subsided, I wished that I could meet the truth. face to face with the culprit and discuss our views of Terry Fender, politics and other interests. I am hopeful that we could Saint Jo Fix our medical insurance dilemma: Let Americans buy into Medicare Give all Americans the care? Let them buy into are working longer and option to buy into Medi- Guest Medicare. If they are spending less time doing care. I've paid into Social column unemployed or disabled what they had hoped to Security and Medicare then give them the Med- do. my entire life. I'm still By Dr. Glenn Mollette, icaid option. However, T h e g o v e r n m e n t paying to be on plan B author, columnist this is just more bureau- wastes our Social Securi- and supplemental cover- cracy. This system needs ty contributions. They've age. and hospital costs. Most to become one. spent trillions on foreign I also pay for prescrip- medical providers have It's also time to make wars. They now tell us tion insurance. I often "one price" but then the 60 the age that retired Social Security has be feel like a coffee coupon "price" they will accept Americans go on Medi- reduced by 25% in a few from McDonald's would from Medicare. Under care. In your late fifties years. Rich political lead- pay for about as much President Trump Hospi- and early sixties Ameri- ers want to push the age medicine as my prescrip- tals will have to display cans have to start going until 70 for you to collect tion card pays. their secret negotiated to the doctor more. your Social Security. This I no longer pay more rates to patients starting A friend of mine is is not working for the than $1,600 a month in in January, 2021. This waiting until she turns American people. medical insurance but gives you the option to 65 and has Medicare We are working lon- I still pay about $450 a shop around. so she can have a bad- ger with the prospects month even with Medi- I'm all for having med- ly needed surgery. She of collecting less. On top care. Nothing is free. ical insurance available. needs it now. If she could of this, older Americans Americans should Make it available from buy into Medicare she are having to pay more have the option to buy state to state. Make it could go ahead and move of their dwindling retire- into Medicare especially easy for Americans to forward with her needed ment dollars for medical if medical insurance will buy from pharmacies in surgery. bills. not cover them and they Canada. We also need to turn Bringing our troops can't afford the sky rock- Let senior Americans the age back to 65 for home and spending less eting premiums. at age 55 buy 20-year collecting full Social Se- money in Iraq, Afghani- It's also time to get rid term medical insurance curity benefits. American stan and on rebuilding of medical supplements plans if they would prefer men die by the time they foreign nations is a start. and prescription cards. to do so. Some Americans are 76.1 years old. Many We can and we must fix Make Medicare a single have no idea how desper- die much younger. This our medical insurance payer of the doctor's vis- ate other Americans are is very little time to enjoy dilemma. its, prescription costs and when it comes to medical retirement. Dr. Glenn Mollette is all the above. treatment. Sadly, many Ameri- an author, musician and The government has Why make it so hard cans aren't having much columnist. Email him at: more power to control for Americans who do of a retirement in their [email protected]. or the cost of big pharmacies not have access to health- golden years. Many at:.glennmollette.com

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A large, enthusiastic crowd enjoyed the music of Little Texas in a concert at the Bowie Community Center on Sept. 19. The band played some of its most popular tunes and some new songs.

The band was happy to pose with a military flag offered up by an audience member.

(Top) Porter Howell and Duane Propes brought exciting guitar vibes to the show. (Right) Dwayne O’Brien sings vocals on a tune. Little Texas had several big hits in the 1990s, but the band was reunited in 2004 with a different combination of members.

News photos by Barbara Green

4A • The Bowie News www.bowienewsonline.com Saturday, September 26, 2020 Brief agenda of work awaits Bowie council The Bowie City Coun- mission has previously In new business, a cil will meet at 6 p.m. denied the request asking proxy and alternate for on Sept. 28 for a brief for additional informa- the Nortex Regional agenda of business. tion. Planning Commission In topics previously on The second reading will be considered. the agenda, the planning of the ordinance amend- Two library board and zoning commission ing the budget for 2019- members will be named will offer its recommen- 20 will be presented. and an updated library dation on a replat request The largest part, nearly policy manual for hotspot from Eddie Biles for lots $500,000 is attributed and laptop checkouts in the Tanglewood Sub- to tornado clean-up and will be reviewed by the division. The zoning com- supplies. council.

Continued From Page 1A Courtesy photo Frank Fritz, Danielle Colby and Mike Wolfe make up the cast of “American Pickers,” County a popular History Channel show that travels America seeking out hidden treasures of antiques and collectibles. records will be exam- will be at 10 a.m. on the larger projects have ined, along with a grant Sept. 30 when the court delayed some of the work from The Center for Tech will discuss the Federal putting budgetary pres- ‘American Pickers’ plan and Civic Life for $5,000 Emergency Management sure on precincts. for the elections depart- Administration grant Through FEMA disas- ment. extension with Colleen ter relief the county was T h e p r e s i d e n t i a l O’Neal. allocated $13,137,353.79 fall trip to Texas locales memorandum on pay- Commissioners have for a total of 138 road roll tax deferral will be met with these officials projects. Of that amount, The popular History the many collectors in seen a lot of rusty gold discussed. County Judge several times trying to 117 were classified as Channel show, “Ameri- the area to discuss their during the years and are Kevin Benton said the obtain an extension of di- small projects and 21 can Pickers,” is making years of picking,” states always looking to dis- county does not qualify saster-relief road projects were large. The grants a return to Texas this fall the release. cover something they’ve for this program in rela- stemming from spring are a 75 FEMA/25 county and invites interesting “American Pickers” is never seen before. They tion to staff being laid 2015 rains. The following match. characters with interest- a documentary series that are ready to find extraor- off due to COVID-19, but spring more damage oc- On small projects costs ing stuff to contact them explores the fascinating dinary items and hear the Texas Association curred with more heavy estimates are used and for a possible visit. world of antique “pick- fascinating tales about of Counties has recom- rains. About 75 percent the amount is reimbursed Mike Wolfe, Frank ing” on History Chan- them. mended the court take of the road projects had almost immediately, how- Fritz and their team are nel. The show follows “American Pickers” formal action. been completed earlier in ever, on large projects it excited to return to the Mike and Frank, two of is looking for leads and Commissioners will the spring when they last is based on dollar for Lone Star state where the most skilled pick- would love to explore consider making an ad- met with FEMA. While dollar spent. Reimburse- they will film episodes of ers in the business, as your hidden treasure. ditional payment to the they have made progress, ment often can take 90 to the hit series throughout they hunt for America’s If you or someone you county retirement system the hefty upfront costs for 120 days. the area in November. most valuable antiques. know has a large, private to continue reducing the In a press release the They are always excited collection or accumula- unfunded retirement li- Answer to the Sept. 19 puzzle team stated they un- to find sizeable, unique tion of antiques the Pick- ability. The budget will derstand with the pro- collections and learn the ers can spend the better be amended to any pay- liferation of COVID-19, interesting stories be- part of the day looking ment. everyone is facing very hind them. through, send us your During the last several uncertain times. As they hit the back name, phone number, years the court has paid “We at American roads from coast to coast, location and description down the amount to re- Pickers are taking the Mike and Frank are on of the collection with duce costs. Last Septem- pandemic very seriously a mission to recycle and photos to: americanpick- ber $700,000 was paid and will be following all rescue forgotten relics. ers@cineflix.com or call into the system trying guidelines and protocols Along the way, the Pick- 855-OLD-RUST. Also to reduce the $1 million for safe filming as out- ers want to meet charac- see them on Facebook: @ amount. lined by the state and ters with remarkable and GotAPick Other topics on Mon- Center for Disease Con- exceptional items. The casting staff ex- day’s agenda include: trol. DC. While we plan The pair hopes to give plains the team only County employee lun- to be in Texas in Novem- historically significant picks private collections cheon; replat of two lots ber, we will continue to objects a new lease on life, meaning no stores, malls, in Silver Lakes Ranch re-schedule if conditions while learning a thing or flea markets, museums, precinct two; precinct one change for the worse. two about America’s past auctions, businesses or entering a rental agree- Regardless, we are ex- along the way. anything open to the ment for an excavator for cited to continue to reach These pickers have public. culvert replacement and bridge maintenance; con- Continued From Page 1A sider request of EOG Re- sources for right-of-way Voting boring in precinct one on Alamo, Denver, Hud- cautions will be in place lot with their party af- mary for state Senate. dleston and Ditto Roads for voters, as well as the filiation listed with their The other Republican and Orchard Road in election team. Voters also name. include Andy Hopper an precinct two and receive will be asked to wear face District 68 State Rep. engineer and rancher unanticipated revenue of coverings. Drew Springer (R-Muen- from Decatur and Chris $3,000 from EOG for bor- She reminds voters ster), who has served the Watts former mayor of ing under the roads. polls will only be open district since 2013, was Denton and Shelley Lu- The second meeting at the four early vot- the first candidate to ther, a Dallas beauty sa- ing locations, not at the jump in the race. He also lon owner, became known other general election garnered Pat Fallon’s for her opposition to the Create a locations. Voters may endorsement. pandemic shutdown. cast their ballot at any Craig Carter, also Re- Jacob Minter, the only of these locations since publican, is a metroplex Democrat in the race, scarecrow Montague County oper- area business owner who lives in Sherman and is ates countywide voting. created the Old Boot Fac- recording secretary of the for event Voters will choose be- tory franchise starting in International Brother- tween six candidates all Nocona and ran against hood of Electrical Work- Help decorate the Bow- listed on the same bal- Fallon in the 2018 pri- ers Local 20. ie area for Chicken and Bread Days by creating a Continued From Page 1A unique scarecrow for your business or office. Virus The contest is part of the Scarecrow Stroll Sip one had any idea it would the biggest challenge. It specific times. & Stroll on Oct. 2 start- last this long and be fatal has created a whole new “That doesn’t lend it- ing at 5 p.m. The day to so many across the normal with masks and self to drive-through clin- before Chicken and Bread world. On Sept. 22, the gloves. I would anticipate ics because how many are Days. United States surpassed we will deal with it at going to show back up in This contest is open 200,000 deaths from least another 18 months. the time frame for that to all interested groups, COVID-19 with an esti- It is a long, drawn-out second shot. Again, long not just to those in Sip mated total of 979,212 affair and unfortunately and drawn out,” said the & Stroll. worldwide. more are going to die,” health authority. For more information, McCaig, who has explained McCaig. The medical commu- call the Bowie Commu- served as health author- He continued until nity continues to urge nity Development Board ity the past 12 years, said there is a vaccine and people to wear masks, office at 872-6246 or on this has been the biggest enough people take it wash their hands and Facebook. BCDB is host- challenge he has faced in COVID-19 will be a threat practice social distanc- ing the popular Chicken his career. as it will take at least 40 ing. As cold and flu sea- and Bread Days Heritage “I have been health to 80 percent of people son arrive, flu shots also Festival. authority 12 years, but taking it to create any are encouraged. McCaig The Bowie News is have been dealing with sort of herd immunity, said the flu has a .01 extending the Yard of the the state on infectious while is unlikely. death rate and COVID-19 Month for an October out- diseases for 25 years. Turning to the vac- has a 2.9-4 percent rate. ing. The fall award will go There have been many cine, McCaig said right Statistics so far show 1 in to a residence with a fall things like monkey bites now they are showing 1,000 people will die from theme. This can be any- and rabies trying to find two shots required for the flu on average and 1-4 thing from scarecrows to the source, but this is the vaccine taken at very will died of COVID-19. colorful flower beds. Email your yard nomi- nations to: editor@bow- Subscribe today or visit us ienewsonline.com. Dead- online at: line to submit a name is Oct. 23 with the winner www.bowienewsonline.com announced Oct. 28. See answer in the Oct. 3 edition sa T u r d a y , se p T e m B e r 26, 2020 www.bowienewsonline.com Th e Bo w i e Ne w s • 5A Visiting in Vashti OBITUARIES area news briefs ObituAries Archived At bOwienewsOnline.cOm By BRUCE SPECHT week. We kept our end Thomas “Tom” Edward Ballew Elaine Case Hello friends. of the bargain by leaving July 15, 1945 - September 23, 2020 November 1, 1939 - September 23, 2020 The saying for the her a full refrigerator BOWIE - Thomas BOWIE - Elaine Case, week is: “Happiness is of homemade dinners, “Tom” Edward Ballew, 80, Bowie, went home to not a station you arrive ice cream and a plate 75, Bowie, TX went home be with the Lord on Sept. at, but a manner of trav- of Dad’s brownies. The to be with the Lord on 23, 2020 in Wichita Falls, eling.” best part for her was Sept. 23, 2020 in Fort TX. I have to believe your the chance to get some Worth, TX. A graveside service will prayers worked because uninterrupted classwork A funeral service will take place at 2:30 p.m. within a few days of my done without being stuck take place at 11 a.m. on on Sept. 26 at Oak Hill last column rains began in her apartment and Sept. 26 at the White Cemetery near Stoneburg to fall in Oregon and the the chance to sit outside Family Funeral Home in with Pastor Chris Osborne fire danger has passed in the evenings with the Bowie, with Pastor Allen officiating. The family for Katie. They were put girls. McCauley officiating and received friends from 5 to in a stand-by to evacuate Shelley and I came Don Schenck presenting 7 p.m. on Sept. 25 at the but it never came to that home a day early so we the eulogy. The burial will follow at Brushy Cemetery White Family Funeral Home in Bowie. point, which we are more could enjoy some time in Bowie. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 Elaine was born Nov. 1, 1939 in New Harp to Virgil than a little bit thankful. with Kayla as well. I was p.m. on Sept. 25 at the White Family Funeral Home and Ena (Gray) Luther. On April 8, 1955, she mar- She has now put together hoping to get the yard in Bowie. ried Lee Roy Case in Waurika, OK and together they a list of what needs to go mowed since it had taken Tom was born July 15, 1945 in Clinton, OK to Lu- raised three children. with her and what can the five inches of rain and ther Melvin and Minnie Ruth (Wilson) Ballew. Tom Elaine was a homemaker and worked for Haggar stay behind if this ever transformed the yard has had a lifelong love of cars. He worked side by side Slacks for 10 years. She was a member of the South- occurs again. into a lush lawn. I man- with his dad and restored a 1928 truck, worked on side Baptist Church. Elaine was known as “Nanny” My rule has always aged to get almost half of race cars, collected and showed vintage vehicles and to all that knew her. been family, pets, photos it mowed when the idler cruised the roadways which lead him to be a founding Her family meant the world to her and she will be and computers. Anything pulley came apart. member of the Piston Heads Auto Club. remembered with love and appreciation for being a that can be purchased Between the hog dam- No matter where Tom called home, he would sup- devoted mother and grandmother. again is what I am pay- age that had multiplied port and serve his community. He was an officer and She is preceded in death by her parents, husband, ing the large premium for during our absence and active member of the Lions Club and was involved in Lee Roy Case, sister, Vaneta Howland, nephew, Virgil homeowner’s insurance. the part, I did get mowed the softball association when he lived in Arlington. Howland, and son-in-laws, Kent Middleton and Ricky It wouldn’t be a bad idea around the routing, the He served on the Bowie Community Development Reynolds. for everyone to take the yard looks like some kind board, previously known as Main Street. He also Elaine is survived by her children, Rickey Case and time to think about hav- of bizarre golf course. I was recognized by various military organizations for wife, Becky, Stoneburg, Treva Hughes and husband, ing a list to make such have fairways that are building and donating flag poles to cemeteries that Steve, Wichita Falls, Tammy Reynolds and Chris decisions now without mowed; “Roughs” that had veterans. Gresham, Stoneburg; brother-in-law, Leo Howland, the pressure of an actual are unmowed grass and Tom traveled all over the United States for his Sherman; numerous grandchildren, great-grandchil- fire closing in on you. “traps” being all the ar- work in the environmental industry and taught en- dren and many extended family. Shelley and I managed eas that the hogs have vironmental safety classes. He started a business for Arrangements entrusted to the White Family Fu- to get away from Vashti tilled into pitted dirt and aerobic filtration for septic systems and received a neral Home of Bowie. for the week since sched- inescapable hazards. All I patent for his filter system. Tom never met a stranger Paid publication uling time off can be a need now are a few water and loved his family more than anything. You could challenge in matching hazards and the course frequently find him tinkering in the garage, feeding 1418 Highway 59 N, our work commitments. will be complete. the birds and squirrels, riding on his tractor and RV- Bowie, TX Instead of heading west The special election to ing. He chased around his grandkids, attended all to Oregon, we meandered replace our State Sena- their activities and events, and always took them for (940) 872-9993 our way north and east. tor Pat Fallon is going donuts on Saturday morning. Starting with a night in on right now. Take a He is preceded in death by his parents. www.thewhitefamilyfuneralhome.com Tulsa and winding our moment to familiarize Tom is survived by his wife, Donna Ballew, Bowie; way through western Ar- yourself with the six daughter, Kari Grubbs and husband, Brad of Arling- kansas, we casually took candidates running to ton; brother, Gene Ballew and wife, Cherryl of Kear- Wanda Joyce (Hibdon) Russell in several National Parks replace him and be sure ney; grandchildren, Devin Grubbs, Logan Grubbs, December 5, 1933 - September 23, 2020 and lots of flea markets to cast your ballot. Early and Lea Grubbs; MO; and various extended family BOWIE - Wanda Joyce (Hibdon) Russell, 86, Bowie, and antique stores. voting began last week so and friends. TX died Sept. 23, 2020. Our favorite stops be sure to check with the Arrangements entrusted to the White Family Fu- A graveside service took place at 10 a.m. on Sept. were in Eureka Springs, courthouse as to where neral Home of Bowie. 25 at Elmwood Cemetery in Bowie, with Pastor Mike AR were the ThornCrown and when you can cast Paid publication Henson officiating. Chapel and Hot Springs. your vote. Taking advan- Russell was born Dec. 5, 1933 in Nocona to Hayden We had lunch at The tage of early voting will 1418 Highway 59 N, H. and Elsie (Cantrell) Hibdon. She graduated from Ohio which is the old- ensure that you will not Bowie, TX Nocona High School in 1951. On Feb. 21, 1952 she est bar in Arkansas and let this important deci- (940) 872-9993 married Robert Marion Russell in Nocona. Russell had an incredible his- sion slip by without your worked for many years as a bookkeeper for American tory. I happened to ask opinion being registered. www.thewhitefamilyfuneralhome.com National Insurance, Wichita Construction Company, the bartender serving Just be sure to vote. and Sewell Uselton Insurance. She was a member of us lunch who the pretty In your prayers this the First Baptist Church of Bowie. lady in the black and week remember Dane She is preceded in death by her parents, husband, white photo at the end Lancaster, Gary Fer- William “Bill” Albert Schull Robert Marion Russell and brother, Herman Hib- of the bar was and got a guson, Jeffrey Padgett, December 3, 1948 - September 21, 2020 don. great story about none Ava Lawson, Josie Wise, CROWLEY - William “Bill” Albert Schull, 71, Crow- She is survived by her son, Richard Lynn Russell other than film star Mae Earnest Perkins, Grover ley, TX died Sept. 21, 2020 in Burleson, TX. (Rick), Montague; two grandchildren and four great- West. We also enjoyed a Watkins, Sue Phillips, A graveside service will took place at 1 p.m. on Sept. grandchildren. wonderful winding drive Wanda Molsbee, Trey 24 at Sunset Cemetery in Sunset. The family requests in lieu of flowers, to consider up the mountain into Spivey, JoAnn Spivey, Schull was born Dec. 3, 1948 in Cincinnati, OH to donating to Bowie Senior Citizens at 501 Pelham St. Hot Springs National B.J. Tate, Garrett Nunn William and Esther (McCool) Schull. He loved and Bowie or Solaris Hospice of Decatur at 2250 S, FM 51 Park. Most of the venues and Phillip Lawson. Also trusted Jesus Christ. Suite #400, Decatur. were closed due to the remember to keep Matt He is preceded in death by his parents, wife, Sha- Arrangements entrusted to the White Family Fu- pandemic, but Shelley Hanson and all those ron Schull and brother, Robert (Bobby Ray) Brian neral Home of Bowie. and I have mastered the from our area actively Wilson. art of doing whatever serving in the military at Schull is survived by his children, Billy Schull, you can find to entertain this time. Cisco, Sondra Uhl, Denton and Jackolyn Fields, Cisco; ourselves. After all, the Remember to pray and five grandchildren. purpose of time off is to for our leaders as they Arrangements entrusted to the White Family Fu- change the routine and make difficult decisions neral Home of Bowie. unwind. to best guide our coun- The best part of our try through these trou- time away was knowing bling times. Especially the girls at home were be- keep those serving in our ing well cared for. Kayla various law enforcement took the opportunity to agencies in your prayers get away from Kansas as they deal with the var- City and brought home ious new challenges they her classwork for the encounter each day.

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co m m u n i t y ev e n t s • sc H o o l s • cl u b s • pe o p l e Celebrity Duck Race on Oct. 3 The Yellow Rose Ser- Cunningham School for toma Club of Burkburnett the Deaf in Wichita Falls is conducting its second taking part in the region- annual Celebrity Duck al day school program for Race in conjunction with the deaf. the 14th annual Duck The son of Tammy and Derby to raise funds for Raphael Fugate, he has its hearing health mis- attend RDSPD since he sion and other community was three years old. He service projects. wears a cochlear implant The duck race will be at in his left ear due to pro- 4 p.m. on Oct. 3 in Friend- found hearing loss, both ship Park at Burkburnett. which need replacing. The The Celebrity Duck Race Sertoma project helps re- consists of only 50 “celeb- place devices for student rity” ducks that will race like Zane. to the finish line. The Other service projects Courtesy photos winner will have $1,000 include the shoes and UNIQUE ART donate in their name to coats for kids in Burkbur- Youngsters at Bowie Elementary School got to see the Mule ArtWagon featuring Katie Cooper an artist from the charity of their choice nett schools, community Arizona. She travels all over the country bringing art to children in rural areas. She visited third graders in Bowie. by Yellow Rose Sertoma. blood drives, a back to She showed them how Indians made paint from berries and soil, and how she can make her own paper. Her mobile Ducks will be sold until school rally, community art studio helps her share her art. the day of the race. flag program and other The cost of a celebrity needs in the community. duck is $100. You will Yellow Rose Sertoma have a one in 50 chance of is a 501c3 nonprofit -or Brookshire’s offering scholarships winning $1,000 to be do- ganization. Those with nated to the charity. The questions can call coordi- The management of “We are very excited to their dreams,” he ex- intends to reward recipi- Sertoma Hearing Health nator Verna Honeycutt at Brookshire Grocery Co. launch a lasting program plained. ents based on financial Mission involves obtain- 940-781-6084 or Sertoma announced the establish- which will help thousands This program is de- need and leadership. The ing hearing aids, cochlear President Dee Dee Har- ment of the “Focus on the of students achieve their signed to reward students majority of the scholar- implants and hearing im- ris at 940-569-2598 or Future” scholarship pro- dreams for years to come,” in BGC’s market areas ships are established in paired assistance devices. 940-781-2260. Also email gram which is in partner- said Brad Brookshire, for their dedication, hard perpetuity to be annual Zane Fugate is a Bowie Yellowrosesertomaclub@ ship with more than 40 chairman and chief execu- work and outstanding scholarships. third grader who attends gmail.com. universities and colleges tive officer for Brookshire academic achievements. Applicants can find a in Texas, Louisiana and Grocery Company The Brookshire’s and Su- complete list of schools Arkansas. “We support our local per 1 Foods “Focus on with the Focus on the This more than $1 mil- communities and value the Future” scholarship Future scholarship pro- Hometown Heroes lion dollar donation is a education which is one will provide tuition as- gram at Brookshires.com/ Recognize the special first responder substantial representa- of our top philanthropic sistance to graduate and scholarship. in your life. tion of BGC’s dedication efforts. So many families undergraduate students Focus on the Future is Place an ad in the upcoming to education and giving and individuals have been enrolled in the participat- representative for BGC’s back to those who aspire financially impacted by ing institutions starting values. Since 1928, the Bowie News special section. to build a better future the pandemic. We are in fall 2021. company has operated Limited spots available. in the communities it proud to be able to help Requirements will vary on a strong foundation of Call 940-872-2247. serves. those aspiring towards by school, but the program core values.

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Lo c a L • Na t i o N a L • co L L e g e Le a g u e s • Yo u t h • cL u b s sportsblitz Bowie beats City View 3-0 High School September 26 Volleyball By JORDAN NEAL The Bowie Junior High 10 a.m., Prairie Valley vs Windthorst [email protected] teams played at Nocona 10 a.m., Gold-Burg vs The Bowie Lady Rab- on Monday night and Archer City bits rode that positive had to battle their county September 29 feeling from their first rivals. Volleyball 5 p.m., Saint Jo vs district win into Tues- The eighth grade A Forestburg day’s win against City team lost 20-25, 7-25 5 p.m., Gold-Burg vs Harrold View at home. while the eighth grade 6 p.m., Bowie vs The Lady Rabbits did B team lost 9-25 and 19- Breckenridge 6 p.m., Nocona not have to work quite as 25. The seventh grade A @Henrietta hard as they did in the team won a tough match September 30 previous match at Jacks- that went three sets with Cross Country boro, winning in straight scores of 20-25, 25-7 and Brock Invitational Prairie Valley Invitational sets as they outplayed the 15-8. The seventh grade October 2 Lady Mustangs. Bowie B team was not as lucky Football won with scores of 25-15, as it lost with scores 20- 7:30 p.m., Bowie @Pilot 25-10 and 25-14. 25 and 12-25. Point 7:30 p.m., Saint Jo @Union Jayci Logan led the The Lady Cottontails Hill team with 14 kills. Tay- are next scheduled to 7:30 p.m., Forestburg gon Jones had a team host Paradise at 10 a.m. @Vernon Northside high 17 digs while also on Sept. 26. 7:30 p.m., Gold-Burg vs Woodson adding nine kills, three Volleyball assists, two blocks and Varsity 4 p.m., Nocona vs two service aces. Neely Bowie vs City View Jacksboro Price led the team with 23 25-15, 25-10, 25-14 6 p.m., Bowie vs Holliday assists and three service Individual statistics: Jay- aces while adding two ci Logan 14 kills, 8 digs, blocks. Lexi Kirkam led 2 aces; Taygon Jones 9 the team with five blocks kills, 17 digs, 3 assists, as the team finished with 2 blocks, 2 aces; Lexi 11 in the match. Kirkham 5 kills, 5 blocks, Coach Breanna Jones 3 digs; Neely Price 23 had little to complain assists, 8 digs, 3 aces, about after the match. 2 blocks; Halle Duvall 2 “The team played re- aces, 8 digs; Julia Witt 5 ally well,” Jones said. digs, 1 kill; Anahi Perez Dallas “We had great ball con- 4 digs; Gracie Duke 2 trol which allowed us to blocks; Hannah Love 1 run our offense.” dig; BJ Mills 1 dig Cowboys After starting out dis- Sept. 27 trict with two losses, the JV Maroon Lady Rabbits have picked Bowie vs City View @Seattle 3:25 p.m. up good momentum with 25-17, 25-18 two straight wins and Individual statistics: Jojo are sitting fourth place Villarieal 8 aces, 3 kills, 3 in the standings before assists, 4 digs; Ziba Rob- its match at rival Nocona bins 3 kills; Jaci Frie 2 on Friday. kills, 1 ace, 1 dig; Melenie Bowie next hosts win- Cantu 2 aces, 3 digs, 1 kill; less in district Brecken- Kinley Russell 6 assists; ridge at 6 p.m. on Sept. Rylie Vieth 3 aces; Allie 29. Parr 4 digs; Aubrey Mak- Photo by Diana Higgins Dallas Junior high ings 3 digs Taygon Jones goes up for a spike in Bowie’s win against City View on Tuesday. Stars Sept. 26 Lady Bulldogs beat Gold-Burg vs Tampa Bay 7 p.m. By JORDAN NEAL Molly Gilleland combined [email protected] for 64 digs between the inbrief The Gold-Burg Lady two. Bears hosted Prairie Coach Jeannie Car- Pac-12 start Valley on Tuesday in penter thought her team an important district played well overall. play in Nov. matchup. “They have a tall mid- Despite the Lady dle-blocker who is dif- The Pac-12 CEO Bears home court advan- ficult to get around, but G r o u p a n n o u n c e d tage, the Lady Bulldogs we just kept hitting the Thursday the Confer- won 3-1 in a match that ball,” Carpenter said. ence will resume its means almost more than “We knew they were fo- football, basketball and district standings due to cused on beating us, but winter sport seasons. the two teams sharing a we were focused on win- The football season county. ning. We didn’t let the will commence for those The first set was all hype get in our heads. It teams that have the Prairie Valley as the was an important district necessary state and Lady Bulldogs got out to game and that is where local health approvals an 8-2 start. Gold-Burg are focus was.” on Nov. 6. had spurts of scoring, but D e s pi te th e l o s s , Men’s and women’s never could make up that Gold-Burg Coach Cheryl basketball will com- margin and cut the score Cromleigh thought her mence on Nov. 25 con- close. The Lady Bulldogs team played well in sev- sistent with the National won 25-12. eral areas, especially her College Athletic Associ- The second set saw News photo by Jordan Neal middle-blocker at the net ation’s official start date the Lady Bears have a Prairie Valley won an important district game at Gold-Burg on Tuesday night. Ashlyn Brown. for those sports, and more competitive start “A lot of those points other winter sports con- trailing 6-4, but Prairie started it off strong and quish it. Prairie Valley Burg comeback to make were 14, 15, 16 times sistent with the NCAA Valley’s lead continued led 7-3. cut the lead to 21-19, but it close back over the net,” Crom- season dates for those to grow little by little 9-6 The Lady Bears turned Gold-Burg got on a hot The Lady Bulldogs leigh said. “We grew. All sports. and 12-8. things around as they streak at the right time were in control and never in all, that team served No fans will be per- From there the Lady came back to tie the score to close out the set, win- let the Lady Bears back really well tonight and mitted at any sporting Bulldog’s serving did a at 10-10. Their power- ning 25-21. into the set as they won I think that was the dif- competition taking place number on Gold-Burg’s ful serves gave Prairie Unfortunately for the 25-16 to win the match. ference.” on Pac-12 campuses. serve-receive game. Prai- Valley some trouble and Lady Bears, the Lady Emily Carpenter led These two teams soon This decision will rie Valley pulled away more of the long rallies Bulldogs came back Prairie Valley with 23 meet again on Oct. 3. be revisited in January even more as it won the started to go Gold-Burg’s strong in the fourth set. kills while adding 10 Before that, Prairie Val- 2021. second set 25-11. way. Prairie Valley jumped assists. Veronica Gutier- ley hosts Archer City at The third set looked The Lady Bears took out to an 8-2 lead early rez had a team high 23 5 p.m. on Sept. 29. Gold- destined to be the last the control of the lead in the set. This time, assists and four service Burg hosts Harrold at 5 contactus as the Lady Bulldogs 14-11 and did not relin- there would be no Gold- aces. Hailey Winkler and p.m. on Sept. 29. Nocona cross country teams run well

By JORDAN NEAL took home another over- “Allie Brown stepped ishing third, Kylie Rose Besides Brown’s per- [email protected] all first place finish while up big time, winning the finishing fifth, Jayce Rose formance, Jayce Rose’s Bowie News Sports The Nocona cross coun- the Indians team finished race by a large margin finishing 12th and Madi- jump to the fourth fin- 200 Walnut St., try teams ran at a wet a solid third place. (40 seconds),” Coach Kyle lyn Ferguson finishing isher along with a new (940) 872-2247 and messy Alvord meet The Nocona girl’s team Spitzer said. 20th. personal best has him Fax: (940) 872-4812 on Wednesday where was led by Allie Brown, The Lady Indians top Spitzer was proud of excited as the team is [email protected] both teams saw contin- who won her first high five runners all finished how his team ran overall headed in the right di- www.bowienewsonline.com ued improvement. school race with a time in the top 20 including despite not the best con- rection. The Lady Indians team of 13:06. Raylee Sparkman fin- ditions. See RUNNING 2B

2B • Th e Bo w i e Ne w s www.bowienewsonline.com sa T u r d a y , se p T e m B e r 26, 2020 Nocona loses first district game 3-0 Saint Jo, Forestburg meet next week By JORDAN NEAL play at 6 p.m. on Sept. around. I am proud of the [email protected] 29, but it will still be a way they performed and The Nocona Lady In- big game. how hard they have been dians lost their first dis- Saint Jo working.” trict game at Holliday on The Saint Jo Lady Saint Jo next hosts Tuesday. Panthers hosted their rival Forestburg, which The undefeated Lady first 1A district match on is always an adjustment Eagles won in straight Tuesday and easily beat for the Lady Panthers sets against Nocona in a Perrin-Whitt. to overcome in those match that was expect- The Lady Panthers matches. The match is ed to be closer between won in straight sets with scheduled for 5 p.m. on the only two undefeated scores of 25-11, 25-11 and Sept. 29. teams left in the dis- 25-20. Forestburg trict. After a rough start The Forestburg Lady The first set was all against the 2A teams Horns hosted a tough Holliday as the Lady In- in district, Saint Jo fi- Poolville team on Tuesday dians had trouble getting nally got to play some- and were overmatched by anything going. The Lady one its own size and see the bigger 2A school. Eagles controlled the set how much it had learned The Lady Monarchs from start to finish as from the continual tough won in straight sets with they won 25-11. tests. scores of 25-11, 25-9 and Both the second and Hannah Reyling led 25-8. third sets were more the team with seven kills Faith Moore led the competitive with Noco- and Kaitline Harris had team with four kills and na hanging around and a team high 17 assists. Katie Willett had seven Courtesy photo keeping pace better. Un- Kayden Skidmore added assists. The Nocona boy’s team finished in third place at Alvord on Wednesday morning. fortunately in both sets, 16 assists and five kills. On defense Bailey Holliday was able to do Kassidy Pitman and Elai- Payne and Moore each Continued from page 1B just enough at the end to na Everson each had a had six digs to lead the secure wins with scores 90 percent serve-receive team. Running 25-22 and 25-21, winning rating to help the Lady Despite the loss, Coach the match. Panthers stay on the at- Cori Hayes knows these The Nocona boy’s team to be shooting on all cylin- on Sept. 30. Averee Kleinhans led tack. matches against 2A saw Hank Ulbig finish in ders at the district meet Girls the team with 12 kills Coach Charlie Hamil- schools in the district are eighth place with a time at the end of October 1. Allie Brown, 13:06; 3. and Skyler Smith had ton has done her best to long shots to win for most of 19:29. and make it back to the Raylee Sparkman, 13:49; a team high 16 assists. keep her team’s morale 1A teams and ultimately The next four runners regional meet. 5. Kylie Rose, 13:53; 12. Taylor Newman and Syd- up so the team will be don’t mean anything in all finished one after “My two, three and Jayce Rose, 14:08; 20. ni Messer each added ready when 1A compe- the standings. the other in the stand- four runners had their Madilyn Ferguson, 14:43; seven kills while Messer tition comes back onto The team is doing its ings with Alex Stephens, most complete race of the 37. Cobi Womack, 16:19; also had nine assists in the schedule now that best to compete against Frank Espinoza, Adam season and we as a whole 39. Natalie Pirkey, 16:41 the match. the district has more 1A the routinely larger teams Meekins and Noe Es- did a good job of pac- Boys With one loss, the teams this season. which will hopefully pay trada placing 13-16. ing with two good teams 8. Hank Ulbig, 19:29; 13. Lady Indians are tied “They knew how im- off when it plays other 1A Coach Colby Schnie- (Paradise and Alvord) Alex Stephens, 20:21; 14. with Henrietta for second portant that game was schools in the district. derjan was pleased with who ended up beating Frank Espinoza, 20:31; 15. place in the district. for us in the district,” One of those is rival how his teams ran over- us,” Schniederjan said. Adam Meekins, 20:55; 16. That could change be- Hamilton said. “They Saint Jo, where Forest- all, but knows there is The Nocona cross Noe Estrada, 21:06; 17. fore the teams play, when showed up and made a burg will next play at 5 more work ahead of this country teams are next Ivan Hernandez, 21:07; 18. Nocona travels there to statement all the way p.m. on Sept. 29. team if the Indians want scheduled to run at Brock Andrew Johnson, 21:52

Celebrate NHF Day SEE A PHOTO YOU WANT IN THE PAPER? GET This Sept. 26 is Nation- through their license fees venture into the field or IT REPRINTED AT BOWIENEWSONLINE.COM. al Hunting and Fishing helped fund state efforts water for the first time. Day and Texas hunters to provide for healthy Those interested in and anglers are encour- and sustainable natural learning about hunting aged to invite others to resources.” can take an online or in- join them in their outdoor “Hunting and fishing person hunter education adventures. are deeply embraced and course. This mandatory Whether it is a child time honored traditions in education course is re- or grandchild, friend, the culture and heritage quired for all new hunt- co-worker, neighbor or of families and communi- ers and equips them with someone completely new ties across Texas,” said the necessary tools and to hunting and fishing, Carter Smith, Executive information they need to recreating in the outdoors Director of TPWD. be safe in the field. is a great way to bond NHF Day was launched TPWD also offers men- over a new activity. by Congress in 1971 to tored hunting workshops Governor Greg Abbott recognize hunters and which are designed to issued a proclamation anglers for their leader- introduce new hunters to supporting the special ship in wildlife and con- the experience and edu- day saying in part “Texas servation. cate them on the skills has a rich and storied In 1972, Richard Nixon they will need to be suc- tradition of hunting and signed the first presiden- cessful in the field. TP- angling, predating even tial proclamation of NHF WD’s How to Get Started the founding of the state Day. The fourth Saturday Hunting webpage also itself. in September every year offers a wealth of infor- Our sportsmen and is observed as NHF Day mation for anyone who women were among the to celebrate the rich tra- wants to learn how to first conservationists to dition of hunting, target hunt. support the establish- shooting, and fishing. In celebration of NHF ment of the Texas Parks For those new to hunt- Day, hunters and anglers and Wildlife Department ing and fishing, TPWD of- are encouraged to share to conserve fish, wildlife, fers a variety of resources their outdoors stories on and their habitats, and to help anyone ready to TPWD’s social media. sa T u r d a y , se p T e m B e r 26, 2020 www.bowienewsonline.com Th e Bo w i e Ne w s • 3B Leek ties record

Garrett Leek made a of 2014. and 285 for a 5-over 869 bit of history Tuesday Leek has recorded par- finishing behind Western afternoon in the LSC- or-better scores in 26 of New Mexico (855 / -9) RMAC Shootout at the his first 52 collegiate golf and Colorado Mesa (862 Butterfield Trail Golf rounds finishing in the / -2). Club. 60s on 14 occasions. Leek finished the tour- The sophomore from He lowered his career nament with 17 birdies Brock became just the stroke average to 72.31 and a pair of eagles, while fifth men’s golfer in pro- which stands second in dominating the Par-4s gram history to claim program annals to cur- (6-under) and Par-5s multiple individual wins rent teammate Jake Dog- (7-under). He wasn’t too pulling away by seven gett, who boasts a 72.02 bad on the shorter holes strokes claiming indi- average in 54 collegiate either going even-par on vidual medalist honors rounds. the Par-3s. for the second time in his It was Leek’s first win Returning sophomore career. since claiming top in- Kolton Baber recovered Leek recorded scores dividual honors at the from an opening round of 68, 68 and 67 to also Midwestern State Invita- 76 to turn in two rounds match the school record tional last fall overcoming in the red with a 70 and for low 54-hole total with eight-stroke deficit with a 71 to finish 18th with a a 13-under 203. final round 63. 1-over total of 217. Courtesy photo Former All Ameri- Leek’s heroics carried The Mustangs host The Prairie Valley boy’s team tied for second at Poolville on Wednesday. can Derek Oland also the Mustangs to a third- the Midwestern State achieved the feat at the place showing in the LSC- Invitational on Oct. 12- West Florida Argonaut RMAC Shootout logging 13 at the Wichita Falls PV runs at Poolville Invitational in the spring team totals of 292, 282 Country Club. By JORDAN NEAL good and in return that we don’t typically run. [email protected] pushed my girls to com- Overall, I was proud of The Prairie Valley pete better,” Carpenter our effort and feel like it cross country teams said. “All of my runners was a good start to the competed at Poolville on knocked off anywhere season and we hope to Wednesday and made from one and half to three see those times get even significant jumps in im- minutes off their times faster as we get closer to provement. from our dual with Bel- district competition.” The course conditions levue. I feel really good The Prairie Valley were good and made for about where we are right teams are next scheduled fast times as the Bull- now.” to run at its hosted meet dogs’ team tied for second The boy’s team was led on Sept. 30. and the Lady Bulldogs by Henry Winkler who finished fourth overall. finished eighth overall Girls The girl’s team was with a time of 18:42. 14. Hailey Winkler, 14:58; led by Hailey Winkler Dale Neugebauer and 18. Karagan Ritchie, finishing 14th with a time Michael Cole finished 15:11; 20. Molly Gilleland, of 14:58. 13th and 15th while Is- 15:28; 35. Cassidy At- The top five runners sac Yeargin and Konner teberry, 17:02; 38. Emily for the team included Ritchie finished 26th and Carpenter, 18:00; 40. Ve- Karagan Ritchie finish- 28th to round out the ronica Gutierrez, 18:23; ing 18th, Molly Gilleland scoring for Prairie Val- 41. Maddy Yeargin, 18:33; 20th, Cassidy Atteberry ley. 42. Brianna Harris, 18:37; 35th and Emily Carpen- Coach Seth Stephens 44. Kasi Phillips, 19:50; 45. Courtesy photo ter 38th. liked what he saw from Randi Gilleland, 19:51 Kasch Johnson wraps up a Saint Jo player as he takes him to the ground. Coach Jeannie Car- his team this early in the penter thought her team season. Boys made great strides, es- “All of our runners 8. Tyler Winkler, 18:42; 13. pecially with all of them clocked their best 5K Dale Neugebauer, 19:42; Montague loses 35-19 pulling double duty play- time of the season,” Ste- 15. Michael Cole, 19:56; ing volleyball. phens said. “The course 26. Isaac Yeargin, 22:45; By JORDAN NEAL led the team with 45 Brady Moore scored “There were some run- was great and it was good 28. Konner Ritchie, 23:19; [email protected] receiving yards and also the team’s other touch- ners who were extremely for us to run somewhere 30 Zak Smith, 25:08 The Montague Junior intercepted a pass on down on the ground while High football team trav- defense. rushing for 46 yards. eled to Saint Jo Sept. 17 for its second game of the 2020 season. The young Eagles, with only one eighth grader this year, put forth a great effort but lost in a competitive contest 35- 19. Montague trailed at the half by a score of 29- 12. After the break, the Eagles were able to score, closing the gap to a 10 point deficit 29-19. After a few stops by both teams defensively, the Panthers would strike again in the fourth quar- ter, putting the game out of reach and ending the game by a score of 35-19. Caden Belcher led the team with 75 yards pass- ing. Hunter Parr finished with a team high 57 yards rushing while scoring two touchdowns on the ground. Parr also inter- cepted a pass on defense. Karson Kleinhans

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Karagan Ritchie goes up to spike the ball over the net for Prairie Valley as she finished with six kills in the game. Emily Carpenter passes the ball back to a teammate.

News photos by Jordan Neal Gold-Burg’s Taylor Lyons sets the ball up for a hitter. Lady Bear Ashlynn Smith goes down low to receive a serve, looking to make a pass to a setter.