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Granbury News for 19-Mar-2009

'Odessa man dishes up franks with a Texas twist (The Weatherford Democrat)ODESSA, Texas (AP) ? Bert Martin, hoping to get a loan, sat down and handed over his business plan to the banker. The banker read the sheet of paper and took issue with only one part, at the very top. It was Martin's goal: To make the best hot dog possible.

'Woman loses control of SUV, hits tractor-trailer (Texarkana Gazette)A woman lost control of her vehicle on Interstate 30 near Fulton, Ark., Monday, sending her to the hospital with what Arkansas State Trooper John Rhone said did not appear to be life-threatening injuries.

'J.C. golf: Chaps in good position after first round at Granbury (Midland Reporter-Telegram)From staff reports GRANBURY -- The Midland College golf team finished the first day of the Harbor Lakes Invitational in a third-place tie with Odessa College on Monday at Harbor Lakes Country Club.

'Odessa man dishes up franks with a Texas twist (KRIS-TV Corpus Christi)ODESSA, Texas -- Bert Martin, hoping to get a loan, sat down and handed over his business plan to the banker. The banker read the sheet of paper and took issue with only one part,...

'Granbury tops SHS in 8-4A opener (Stephenville Empire-Tribune)Stephenville pitcher Dominick Jokel recovered nicely after struggling early to strike out 11 Granbury hitters, but it wasn't enough as the Yellow Jackets fell, 5-2, in the District 8-4A opener for both schools at SHS Tuesday night.

'Local WWII hero profiled in new book (The Weatherford Democrat)Weatherford native and Air Force Brigadier General Lecel Lee is the subject of the lastest book by prolific local historians Mary Kemp and Leon Tanner.

'J.C. golf: Chaps finish fifth at Granbury (Midland Reporter-Telegram)From staff reports GRANBURY -- The Midland College golf team struggled during the second and final round of the Harbor Lakes Invitational, firing a 304 and falling to fifth place.

'Two coaches pile up the wins; Mansfield and Haltom on the upswing (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)By STEFAN STEVENSON Winning 400 baseball games takes time and a little luck for a coach. Birdville coach David Hatcher and Fort Worth Southwest coach Mike Thompson know that more than anyone. Hatcher won his 400th game Thursday and Thompson is sitting on 396. The two coaches are friends and have met the last two years in the playoffs. Both coaches have taken teams to the state tournament, ...

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