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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1952

Page

2

Willie Penn honored as founder of Pennsylvania football

The article credits William Penn with shaping Pennsylvania football, noting 14 major colleges undefeated this fall with Pennsylvanians on their rosters. It compares his influence to Stagg, Pop Warner, Knute Rockne, and others, and mentions 63 players on those top squads with 81 more on related teams.

New York William Penn Amos Alonzo Stagg Pop Warner Penn Rickey Indians

Red Bluff Man Injured in Highway 146 Wreck

Oscar Martin, a d4 year old Red Bluff resident, was injured Friday night when his car struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Ed Sullivan, a La Porte mail carrier. Both cars traveled south on Highway 146 near Sea‑Bende. Martin suffered head cuts and bruises, was treated at San Jacinto Memorial, and released after nine stitches. Sullivan was uninjured.

Oscar Martin Red Bluff Addition Ta Porte la Porte Ed Sullivan Sea- Bende Martin San Jacinto Memorial Sullivan

Livestock Markets and Pennsylvanian Talent Notes

Fort Worth reports USNA weekly livestock results with cattle steady to higher and hogs down. Beef steers, yearlings, and stockers show varied prices, calves strong on good stockers, while slaughter offerings rise. A separate college football talent note highlights Pennsylvanians across Michigan State, Maryland, Georgia Tech, Holy Cross, Syracuse, and Penn State, tallies teams’ players and states, with reference to “Whirling Willie.”

Fort Worth USNA University of Pennsylvana Penn State Villanova Pennsylvania Maryland Michigan State Keystone State Duke Philadelphia William Charles Dick Modzelewsk Georgia Tech Vanderbilt Commodores Holy Cross Syracuse Penn Willie Delaware

Drake Absorbs Second Merciless Beating

DES MOINES October 25 Drake University football suffered its second straight heavy defeat 33 to 0 at Drake Stadium as Bradley dominated play after three quarters and extended two late scores. Drake lacked punch without star tailback Joe Revere and fullback Gene Macomber. two players were expelled for rule violations before the Drake-Detroit game.

Des Moines Drake University Bradley J S Drake Stadium Bradley Drake Joe Revere Gene Macomber Detroit

Sick List Announcements From Baytown and La Porte

The list includes Mrs. Frank M. Busch Mont Beivieu Mrs. William D. Barnes S Bay Mrs. Edward Farley East Sterling Mariechen Murray 507 West Francis Linda Nunez Baytown Mrs. Harold Davis Liberty Mrs. Charles Cooke 8065 Beecher Mrs. Ray French Channelview Byrd Baggett 111 La Porte Monta Coward Baytown Mrs. George Spangler 1108 Sunset Drive Diane Cade Le Porte Effie Hines 10 Higi William Adams Baytown.

San Acinto Frank M. Busch Mont Beivieu William D. Barnes Sbay‘ow Edward Farley Sterling- Mariechen Murray West Francis Linda Nunez Baytown Harold Davis Liberty Charles 4. Cooke Beecher Ray French la Porte Monta Coward George Spangler Sunset Drive Diane Cade — le Porte Effie Hines Higi Wiliam Adams

Roy Longley Dies At 67 In Crosby

Crosby institution mourns elder citizen Roy E. Longley after a two month illness. The 87 year old Sinclair retiree lived in Crosby 18 years and died at his home at 2 37 am Saturday. Survivors include his widow Bess Longley a daughter Mrs B Videau of Huffman a son P M Longley of Alice and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Earthman Funeral Home.

Crosby Roy E. Longley Longley Sinclair Bess Longley B. Videau Huffman M. Longley Alice Earthman Funera Home

Bus Drivers Vote Strike Deadline in Houston

Houston bus drivers of the Transport Workers Union CIO set a November 5 strike deadline amid bargaining with Houston Transit Company. They seek a five day work week and a higher hourly wage. LM Coats, executive VP of the company, cites manpower shortages and says a five day week is prohibitive.

Houston Houston Trensit Company Transport Workers ,Union CIO LM. Coats Dri

Hew Stairway For Teen Age Center

A new outside stairway was completed at the Quack Shack teen age recreation center run by the Jaycees on Merkel. Carpenters Local No 14 donated labor through union agent W H Burchett, Painters Local No 935 contributed painting led by Don Zappone, with materials donated by the Jaycees and Jayceeettes.

Quack Shack Jaycees Merkel Carpenters Local No. 14 Union W. H. Burchett Painters Local No. 935 Don Zappone Jayceeettes

Two Lea to End Racing Career After Bay Meadows Handicap

Calumet Farm's great mare Two Lea will retire to breeding after the Bay Meadows Handicap on Saturday, closing the current racing season in San Mateo. The six year old daughter of Bull Lea has earned 259250 dollars.

San Mateo Calif Calumet Farm Two Lea H. A Jimmy) Jones Bull Sea

Local births recorded for Mont Belvieu Baytown and Channelview

Stork notes a daughter Alice Kethreen born Friday at Dayton hospital weighing seven pounds twelve ounces to Johnny E Zlomke and wife with Vernon L Smith and Fred Zlomke Sr as grandparents. Baytown announces a daughter born Friday at San Jacinto Memorial. Beecher couple Charles B Cooke and spouse welcome a daughter at San Jacinto Memorial. Channelview couple Ray Stench welcome a son born Friday at San Jacinto Memorial.

Zlomke Johnny E. Zlomke Mont Belvieu Alice Kethreen Dayton Hospital Vernon L. Smith Mont Belviewd Fred &. Zlomke Baytown Snench Ray Stench Channelview San Jacinto Memorial Hospital

Three Suspects Nominated in Slayings of Gord Young Family

Mrs. Gord Young, in Chester California, clutches her 4 month old Wayne as investigators narrow the case to three suspects in the brutal murders of Gord Young, two adopted daughters, and a playmate. One daughter remains hospitalized after injuries, while another is recovering. International coverage notes the family tragedy and ongoing search.

Gord Young Wayne Chester Calif Gord “Noung

Fragrant Chemical Incident Causes Illness on Upper Floor

A stenographer and a worker were overcome by fumes as a chemical odor filled a building floor. Others on the 10th floor reported vomiting headaches and neck stiffness while the odor spread to the elevator shaft. Edwin Hofmann opened windows to vent the odor and was treated at a hospital before being discharged.

Young Edwin Hofmann

Baytonian Embarkment Collapse Leads to Ambulance Transport

An event on the Baytonian page reports a man who collapsed and lost consciousness after being taken to the highway. Earthmen ambulance crews transported Morris to Lillie Duke, with Morris saying he planned to visit a brother about a duck hunt. The address given is 404 Base Gulf, the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Morris, currently vacationing in Wisconsin. Buy from your Baytown Merchant.

Earthmen Morris Lillie Duke Base Gulf G. W. Morris Wisconsin

Forty-Niners Seek 13th Straight Win at Kezar Stadium

San Francisco aims to extend its unbeaten streak to 13 wins as the Forty-Niners host the Dallas Texans before 35,000 fans at Kezar Stadium. Buck Shaw indicated Y A Tittle, hurt against the Bears, may not play.

San Francisco Dallas Texans Kezar Stadium Buck Shaw Y. A. Tittle Tittle Chicago Bears

Razorbacks Seek Upset Against Ole Miss in War Memorial

The Arkansas Razorbacks, 1 point underdogs, prepare to face unbeaten Ole Miss in the 16th meeting at War Memorial Stadium. About 2,000 spectators are expected for a 2 p.m. kickoff as Arkansas aims to avenge losses this season to Oklahoma A&M and Baylor, with Lamar McHan QB returning from knee injury.

Pimlico Baltimore Maryland Greentree Stable Little Rock University of Arkansas Razorbacks Runniing Rebels Ole Miss War Memorial Stadium Parkers Oklahoma Aggies Baylor Otis’ Douglas Lamar McHan Lake Village McHan

Lyles Jr Fate Wednesday in Slavery Convictions

HOUSTON Oct. 25 Federal Judge Allen Haynay will sentence Homer Lyles Jr and Judy Warfield on slave trafficking charges. Convicted Friday for moving an 18 year old high school girl from Houston to Lake Charles and arranging her as a prostitute. One witness testified paying both for dates. The attorney plans appeals.

Houston Allen Haynay Homer Lyles Jr Judy Warfield Mauston

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