Slaton ISD, Sports

Sports Brief w/Mark Allen

Michael Crabtree has signed with the Oakland Raiders.
Texas Tech baseball jumped to No. 19  National Collegiate Baseball Writers’ Association poll.
Utah Jazz beat the Dallas Mavericks 109-92 last night. Mavs host Trail Blazers tomorrow.
Houston Rockets beat Charlotte Hornets 100-90 last night. Rockets host the Jazz tomorrow.San Antonio Spurs @ Pelicans tomorrow.
Oakland Athletics beat the Houston Astros 8-1 last night. Game 2 of 3 tonight.
Los Angeles Angels beat the Texas Rangers 6-3 last night. Game 2 of 3 tonight.

HS Baseball today:  Muleshoe – Littlefield; Morton – Seagraves; Smyer – Plains; Roosevelt – Denver City; New Deal – Ralls; Frenship – Amarillo; Lubbock Christian – Abilene Christian; Idalou – Slaton; Tahoka – Sundown; Shallowater – Dimmitt; Brownfield – Post; Hale Center – Lockney; Crosbyton – Abernathy

Slaton Baseball & Softball today – Idalou
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Area Track Qualifiers

by Coach Klafka

The Tiger and Tigerettes competed at the District Track Meet in Post on Thursday (Field Events and Prelims) and Friday (Finals). Our district is very competitive. It’s not one that is short of talent. Our guys and girls fought hard Thursday and Friday to qualify for Area. While some fell just shy, we had a good number of athletes qualify for Area. If you came to watch Friday it was an exciting evening. Thanks for coming out and get ready to make a short drive to Denver City for the Area Meet.

Area Qualifiers
TIGERS
400m Dash: 2nd – Ryan Escobar 52.45, 4th – Ricky Medrano 52.86
800m Run: 3rd – Ricky Medrano 2:08.31
1600m Run: 3rd – Anthony Torres 5:03.68
4x400m Relay: 2nd – Ryan Escobar, Carlos Garcia, George Wright, Ricky Medrano 3:29.74
TIGERETTES
100m Dash: 1st – Quanasia McDaniel 13.23
200m Dash: 1st – Erin Olmos 27.05
400m Dash: 1st – Ro Sangster 1:01.81
800m Run: 4th – Savannah Ortiz 2:39.37
4x100m Relay: 1st – Aurora Luera, Erin Olmos, Desiree Lacy, Ro Sangster 51.76
4x200m Relay: 2nd – Aurora Luera, Quanasia McDaniel, Taliea Maxwell, Erin Olmos 1:50.49
4x400m Relay: 2nd – Aurora Luera, Hannah Rodriguez, Quanasia McDaniel, Ro Sangster 4:17.73
High Jump: 1st – Taliea Maxwell

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County Request – Do You Have A Storm Shelter?

Lubbock County Office of Emergency Management is pleased to announce the availability of the
“Lubbock County Storm Shelter Registration Webpage”.StormShelterPressRelease

This webpage will be for any Lubbock County Citizen, living outside the City of Lubbock.
The site can be accessed at http://www.co.lubbock.tx.us/department/division.php?fDD=33-213
We request that home/business owners provide this invaluable information for use by first responders during times of emergency or disasters.

When Lubbock County Office of Emergency Management receives this information, it will be placed onto the Mapping system which will allow first responders to pinpoint location of Storm Shelters within Lubbock County.

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Final Score Post 34 Slaton 27

updated Sept 14, 2013

Slaton came up short last night in the game against state-ranked Post.  The fight was powerful the entire time on the scoreboard. The Tigers defense had a constant battle at hand for a solid four quarters. In the fourth quarter the Tigers were within one possession to tie the game and compete for a win. Penalties marked both teams the entire game.  Post’s new football field proved to be a winner for Post.

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1938 Slaton vs Post – Game Program

Slaton Post 1938by Dixie Bownds & Lance Bownds – 1938 Game Program

75 Years ago the Slaton Tigers were hosting the Post Antelopes on the gridiron in Slaton.

Here are your 1938 Slaton Tigers…
George Gentry, Billy Benny Clack, Charles Austin, Briggs Robertson, Charles Dickson, Roy Wicker, Floyd Reynolds, Rolf Carter, Leland Scott, Frank Swaggerty, JB Ward, James Stetts, James Haliburton, Carlton Stotts, Wayne Lamb, Jack Brown, Elwood Kahlich, Truman Shelton, JC Tucker, Frank Moss

Click Here or on the image to view the 2 page Game Program.

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Senior Citizens Center – News

SPOTLIGHTING SENIORS
By Janet James  (Pix by Jennifer Greer)FullSizeRender(25)

We held our Easter hat parade on Thursday. I want to thank all of those who participated. The winners were Jo Lacy and Steve Campbell. I will let you figure out which one was the prettiest and the most original.

Bingo on Monday had 25 players. The secret prize was won by Snow Arguello. The blackout amount of $45.80 was won by Snow Arguello. Come join us for fun next Monday.

Upcoming events – Mark your calendar! – Mon. (Apr. 13) Bingo from 1-2. Tues. (Apr.14) Calvert from 11-12. Thur. (Apr.16) Our monthly Skip-Bo game.

MOW deliveries for March 30 – April 3 were done by Bible Baptist Church. Those who served were Beverly Frazier, Treasure Chance, Nora Munoz, Mickie Fondy, David Jenkins, Martha Rasmussen, Chris Downer, Patricia McIntire, and Robert Hurst.
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Mow deliveries for April 13 – April 17 is the responsibility of Guadalupe Catholic Church.
Donations: First Methodist Church Fellowship Class

Memorials:
Blake Stafford
Clarence & Carol Kitten
Claudia Stephens
Clarence & Carol Kitten
Ella Mae Hall

Menu: April 13 – 17
Monday 13th – Chicken Tenders, Mashed Potatoes, Mixed Squash, Fruit Cup, Wheat Roll, 2% Milk, Tea/Lemon
Tuesday 14th – Rigatoni w/Meat Sauce, Garlic Bread, Lima Beans, Tossed Salad, Mandarin Oranges, 2% Milk, Tea
Wednesday 15th – Pork Chops, Turnip Greens, Black Eyed Peas, Applesauce, Cornbread, 2% Milk
Thursday 16th – Beef Tips Noodles, Meadow Blend Vegetables, Corn, Chocolate or Strawberry Cake, Wheat Roll, 2% Milk
Friday 17th – Hot Dog On Bun, Baked Potato w/Sour Cream, Seasoned Broccoli, Pineapple Gelatin, 2% Milk

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Volunteers – Thank You!

Slaton Clean 1Photo by Lance Bownds

Weeds and More Weeds!  The wonderful rain that we have had has caused a problem that we are not used to handling. Better yet… we are out of practice.  Pictured here are some folks that are volunteering to help out with the problem.  Thank you!   Slaton appreciates your help!   The intersection area around Hwy 84 is the responsibility of the State Highway Deportment, but sometime we all have to chip in and help!

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