Cedar Bayou Favored Over Arch Rivals in 20-A Showdown
Cedar Bayou, 20-0 in district play with a 20 game win streak, is heavy favorite to beat Crosby and stay unbeaten as District 20-A action heads into Thanksgiving night. The Crosby clash on November 27 at 7:20 p.m. in Cedar Bayou could decide a state playoff berth while Groveton looms next for Cedar Bayou in the 19-A bid. Crosby stands 2-6 in district and has no postseason hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bayou
Crosby
Almae
Groveton Incng
Adance
Ceger Bayou
Buffaloes
Barbers Hill
Fats Rhinelander
Spring Branch
Anauae
Sour Lake
Deer Park
Dayton
Hull-Dassetta
Librry
la Porte
Bob Barfield
Bears
Crosby Xception
Barbers Hill Branch
Groveton
Liberty
Ayton
Evictor
Lee Ganders
Gerald Orton
Joop
Pasadena
Gander
Fred Ern
Tom Stolhandske
Jimm Morris
Jimmy Bland
Orange
Ganders
Lee
Viswer
Orton
Ernst Tee
Morris Bees
Tsurchett
Seerae
Gray
Buss
Delomme
Callaway
Gertry
Rae
Rae Ereeeeee Abbey Eensenies
Ernst
Ore Rt
Ta Eopex
Morris
Dreeweee Tee
Burchett
Gummel
Gammelwhee
Leaphe Etteeer
Deeee
Lopez Ore
Aseadhee
Schiraldi
ASON
Ernstderbseer Gee
Uae
Tresrieg Tae
Gammel
Aytor
Namae East Chambers
Anahuac
Engineers Missed flardeman's Drive
Georgia Tech and Alabama clashed as Tech halfback Sai led the way with 150 rushing yards and three touchdowns, while Alabama’s Hardeman scored a late TD. Tech’s defense stifled Illinois? No, the Tide’s scoring came late as Tech hoped for a Sugar Bowl bid. The Engineers, unbeaten in 23 games, chased a Cotton Bowl spot and faced tougher tests down the stretch. The Sugar Bowl burst loomed as a goal with Missis ipp Turvey?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tust Oy
Georgia Tech
Leon
Aave
Impy
Lee College Rebels Open 1952 53 Basketball Season
The Lee College Rebels begin the 1952 53 season December 1 hosting Panola College at 8 p.m. in a non conference game. A 20 game schedule includes 10 home and 10 away, with conference action starting January 6 against Clifton JC. Captain Terry Page leads a 14 man squad with starters Pillow Lowry Thomas and Choate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Rebels
Panola JC
Lee College Rebels
Panola County JC of Carthage
Lee College Gymnasium
Alton Laird
Rebels
Lee College
Lee
San Antonio SC
Concordia
Austin
South Texas of Houston
Clifton
Temple
Clifton JC
Terry Page
Lee High
Page
Mickey Pilsow
Glen Lowry
Peewee Thomas
Bubba Choate
Pillow
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodger
Perry Beauchamp
Louis Carter
Billy Davidson
Edmond LaFante
Gene Thompson
Don Watley
Emory Freston
Buddy Pfardrescher
Bill Looney
Lon Morris
Jackonville
Lamar
Beaumont
St. Thomas U
Houson
Sam Houston State
Panola
Carthage
Long Morris
San Antonio JC
Houscon
South Texas
San Antonio
Hunting And Fishing In High Winds Hunters Fail To Score
The note describes how the first two deer season days in South Texas were marked by high winds that kept deer hidden in thickets. The writer jokes about spending two days hunting and returning empty handed while noting his wife did not kill a deer either.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Texas
Baytown
Glen P. Hurt
Wettie
James Fulton
Hurt
Gene Georgi
Fred Happer
W. W. Kirkland
Earl Carl
Colorado County
Designer Of Golf Courses Is Dead
Tulsa obituary notes Perry Maxwell 73, famed golf course designer who quit banking 30 years ago to devote his career to layouts across the United States. He helped shape the Augusta National Pine Valley Saucon Valley and more, with ties to Scotland and Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Perry Maxell
Maxwell
Corrick Hills
Ardmore
Oklz
Scoutland
Augusta
Pine Valley
Saucon Valley
Bethlehem
Oklahoma City
Fate Writes A Gloomy Finish To Grid Career
In East Lansing Michigan State fullback Dick Panin was injured sustaining a fractured left leg during scrimmage with the freshmen, ending his college career. Panin, 187 pounds, who helped spark last season’s offense, was a key but a third stringer this year. In Philadelphia Percy Bassett defeated Teddy Red Top Davis by split decision in ten rounds, avenging a prior loss before 2934 at the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
A. Broken
Ieg
Michigan State
Dick Panin
Panin
Notre Dame
Bassett
Philadelphia
Percy Bassett
Teddy
Red Top) Bavis
Hartford
Conn
Rex Layne Wins by KO in Salt Lake City Showdown
Rex Layne, ranked No. 2 in the nation, delivered a second-round TKO earlier and finished Al Spaulding in 2:03 of the fifth round before about 1,000 fans in Salt Lake City. Preliminary bouts saw four Denver fighters fall by TKO or KO, including Dave Hamilton and Max Chris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rex Layne
al Spaulding
Oakland
Calif
Layne
Denver
Dave Hamilton
Hill Air Force Base
Lee Cramer
Max Chris
Tooele
George
Hervey
Kid Leon
Jimmy MacDonald
Willy Price
Garfield Sisneros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flardeman
Oak
Hardeman
Billy Teas
Lafayette
Bete Engineers
Paps
Tarry
Gwrg
Missisee
Ttv
Gettma
Stoup
Tech
Crimson Tide
Terrapins
Tennessee
Vols
Texas Christian
Ras
Osee
Texas A&m
By Jim Nelson
Taughman
Otis Baughman
Grimes County
Torther
West Texas
Son
Jack Howell
Walter Harvey
H.H. Haralson
Colorado River
Matagorda
Fate
Texas Hardware
Ruto
Guardian Financial Corporation
Pal Baytown
West
Texas Ave
Brunaon Theatre
Shaw Ave
Leng
Houston
Fannin St
Atweed
Harrisburg Llvd
Guardian's
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!