District 42-B boys and girls hoops tilt results
Dodd City, Ector and Savoy won in district 42-B action on Tuesday. Bailey, Dodd City, Gober, Windom and Trenton also posted wins as Dodd City edged Gober 36-24 and Bailey beat Randolph 17-16. Windom lost 35-14 to Pettie, and Trenton defeated Keifer 16-0.
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Dodd City
Ector
Savoy
Bailey
Bulldogs
Gober
Randolph
Netor
Trenton
Whittans
Turner
Don Ray London
Randaph
Tye
Lowen Osimg Tilt
Bald Cates
Petey
Windom
Spy
Lavey
Scoripso Buarrs
Nats
Tard
Robinson
Gann
Gils
Vroce
Roddam
Capsinger
Tarpwy
Giddiens
Bathy
Marv Cooper
Ccor
Window
Prenton Piss
Trenton-Kefer
Geome
Paley
Wrenn
Eetor
John Alderson
Fetor
Wilker
Jernigan
Honey Grove Grid Lettermen Announced by Coach Wilson
Honey Grove announces its grid lettermen led by captains Jock Thornton and Dilon Robins. Co captain Dwight Seo and guard Kenwueth Scott join a squad honoring veterans and multi sport athletes across the text.
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Honey Grove
Ted
Jerry Wil
Dwham
Bud YY Hopki
Wilson
Jock Thornton
Dilon
Robins
Bill ‘Tabre Bal
Juen Eaton
Pally Apte Cok
Dyer Noarpi
Elocgee
Ayetely
Dwight Seo
Kenwueth Scott
Bepby Laahian
Cen Drorko
Jina Buil Crone
Adrian G. Meador Rites Held in Bells
Funeral services for Adrian G. Meador 74 were held at his Bells home with Rev. A. N. Greerwatl. Burial followed in Oak Hill cemetery at Whitewright. Meador born in Virginia moved to Bells in 1881 worked on a farm and retired years ago. He married Miss Ema Gaerne in 1898 and later to Baile Henry in 1946. Survivors include his wife, daughters Joy, Vergin, and Te, two brothers, one sister, and other relatives.
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Adrian G. Meador
A. N. Greerwalt
Neliting
Bustal
Oak Hill
Whitewright
Vinton
Wo. OP Meador
Bells
Ema Gaerne
Baile Henry
Herm
Thorrns
Joy Meador
F Pousten
Te Meador
Hermon
J E Meador
Les
Dwighters
Vinal Rites for Edward Barnes Held at Trenton
Funeral services were held in Trenton for Edward Barnes 44 who died Sunday in Sherman hospital. Born October 28 1904 in Stratford Oklahoma he moved to Grayson County in 1946. Survivors include his wife Peart Barnes and four sons J D Adolph and Billy Joe Barnes all of Trenton.
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Edward Barnes
Trenton
Burs
Howard Berne
Sherman
Barnes
Stratford
Okla
Do Fe Barns
Alpine
Grayson C.unt
Peart Barnes
J. D
Adolph and
Billy Joe Barnes
Art Shires Charged with Murder in Dallas
Former baseball star Art Shires faces a murder charge in Dallas after allegedly beating and kicking W. H. Erwin, a former Texas League catcher and umpire. Erwin died five days after October 3 confrontation. seven witnesses testified to the fight. Police say Shires admitted fighting Erwin claiming Erwin struck first. Shires had a 15 year pro career with the White Sox Braves Senators and Cardinals.
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Art Shires
Art the Great
Shires
W. EH
Erwin
Chicago White Sox
Boston Braves
Washington Senators
St. Louis Cardinals
Eniees
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Man Found Beaten to Death in Washington Hotel
The bound and gagged body of Charles Hines of Madison Wisconsin was found in a Washington hotel room. Police say death came from a severe head blow and note the weapon is unknown. Robbery ruled out as money and valuables remained in the room. Hines was identified by papers found there.
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Washington
U.P
Charles Hines
Madison
Wisconsin
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