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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1952
Page
1
Lee Ganders overwhelm Reagan Bulldogs 36-0 at Hous e Public School Stadium to reach state semifinals for the third straight year. Orton to Gray and Ernst highlight the attack while Lee’s defense limits Reagan to minus nine rushing yards.
The ee Gridders begin a humorous Crusade style piece featuring Banks and Coeda as central figures. They defeat John Rea Priday Friday night and, after the game, the dress scene unfolded in the postgame moments.
A dog on the Robert E Lee High School drill field was observed barking and exhibiting signs of rabies. It was captured by Ray C. Galloway and Barrymore, treated, then sent to a Houston lab for testing while authorities review the incident and potential exposures.
Tickets for the 4 regional playoffs go on sale at the gymnasium office Saturday starting at 7 30 p m Seats are 1 25 for adults and student tickets are available Winners of the game are to be announced at Scaithtile in the quarter week Baytown residents to appear on Toast of the Town Sunday at 0 p m The Hand Will enter 211 Galena Park competing with the Paynes judges in Ga de Paynes.
Coach Stallworth praises his Ganders after a 12-14 defeat in the Cotton Bowl remnant of last year. The team vows to return and faces Wichita Falls Corpus Christi winner in the semifinals with plans to control the venue by winning the toss. Reagan’s Reagan coach Camp hopes for a state title as Allen Rice recalls the coin toss for the kickoff.
Baytown defeated Reigan but injuries marred the Ganders. L. A. Bergeron, defensive line backer and offensive center, underwent X-rays at Lillie-Duke hospital to assess potential back and kidney damage. Tackle Notman Adams and guard Mike Hensley reported knee injuries with ligament concerns. Guard Louis Canant’s calf injury remained unimproved.
Santa Claus visited Ronny Foote at his home for his fifth birthday and delivered a lumber truck and trailer gift. Ronny, son of Mr. and Mrs. Foote, also received six guns from Sears for his weekend outing with relatives. His parents expect a December 22 eye specialist evaluation to decide if another operation is needed to save his left eye. Ronny has worn a patch over his left eye for six weeks to prevent strain during treatment.
Police hunted a practical joker who planted gunpowder in an ashtray in Scranton city hall. Alderman Frank DePaolo dropped his cigarette, the powder ignited, and a five foot flame flashed from the ashtray.
Baytown mourns and praises Mrs Moltie Walters known as Mama Walters after she was injured and treated at San Jacinto Memorial hospital. Though miscalled lame by The Sun, she has endured frequent injuries since moving in 1947 and remains active with crutches in healing. She plans to attend a December wedding, supported by 10 children and Virginia Street Church of Christ ties.
Washington December 6 briefings suggest President elect Eisenhower faces a restrained path on Korea. Officials note his no panaceas stance while signaling a renewed UN effort and possible boosted ROK forces, with training and allied troop contributions under consideration as the war extends.
The city will receive two large water storage tanks earlier than expected. Chicago Bridge and Iron Co. notified officials that the tanks to be installed near the new well at East Pearce and South Seventh are set for delivery in the second week of February, with foundations to be ready. A 300,000 gallon surface tank foundation is complete. The 400,000 gallon elevated tank foundation may be built by contract or city forces. the City Council will decide. Crews finished laying an eight inch main from East Texas to Highway 141 and an eight inch link to the well on East Pearce. Main well pumps are on order from Layne-Texas Co.
The Martins of 208 Gresham praise Capt George P Martin for flying President-elect Eisenhower on a 9000 mile Korea flight. Enlisted in 1942 he earned an outstanding record and has flown notable figures worldwide from Federal Airfield. The Martins, with wife and two children, live in Arlington Virginia. A practice shoot will start at 1 p.m. Sunday at Humble Gun Club Camp Reber to prep marksmen for next week's trophy shoot.
La Porte faces stiff opposition to its 212,060 street and building improvement program three days before city property owners vote. Main Street businessmen question the $136,640 excess over paving costs, demanding a clear plan and accounting.
Five youths aged 16 to 19 in Baytown face possible federal charges for tampering with mailboxes in the Brownwood area. If indicted, they would face trial under Public Law 72 with up to a $3,000 fine or three years imprisonment. They are accused of stealing or destroying seven mailboxes, two of which were taken around Novem ber 13 and the rest on Halloween. Evidence was gathered by Postal Inspector Hoppe and will be presented to the U S district attorney. Postmaster Ballard noted a year round pattern of mailbox destruction in Brownwood and Cedar Bayou.
Charles Davis, fresh from jail, aided by an accomplice, robbed the Prescriptions Pharmacy at 207 West Degree, taking $130 and narcotics while pistol-whipping pharmacist Joe Gomer. Davis was identified by Gomer. the other man remains unknown. Davis had been seeking funds for dope and was captured after a prior bank note and allotment of time. He was held for investigation on charges tied to bad checks and was located near Baytown days later.
Postmaster N B Ballard with 29 years in the Post Office urges Baytonians to mail perfect Christmas cards before December 5 for out of state and a week prior for local. He recommends first class with a penny more, clear handwriting, full address, and a return address in the upper left corner to improve delivery and tracking. Ballard notes peak mail days ahead and advises mailing before 10 am or between 1 30 and 3 30 pm to avoid delays.
A Cuban Trans Atlantic air liner en route from Madrid to Havana crashed into the sea off Bermuda with 41 aboard. Four rescued. Officials feared 37 were lost after reports of an explosion aboard the Star of the client before the crash. Survivors were taken to the U S air force Rendley base hospital.
Donations to the Goodfellows Fund rise as Jaycees distribute milk bottles for Baytown children in Goose Creek and Cedar Bayou districts. Money supports Christmas gifts, candy, nuts, and toys for underprivileged kids under 12, with Baytown community and Welfare League backing the drive.
A year old convict who escaped from a hospital room on Friday night while his lips were sewn together was arrested Saturday at a Houston lunch counter. He had been the subject of a wide search since he walked out of M. D. Anderson Hospital. Authorities believed he could not escape with his lips sewn.
Fragments describe using grapes cranberries kumquats limes and crab apples on wreaths with shellac for shine. Also mentions Want Ads offering ways to earn money by buying selling renting or hiring help, and a wartime section guiding readers to profit through classified ads and services.
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