Royal’s philosophy on winning football from the Texas coach
Darrell Royal argues pride and desire drive success in football and explains his simple, effective system in Darrell Royal Talks Football. The Texas coach credits players over formations, praises defense, downplays the forward pass, and credits Bud Wilkinson’s foreword while detailing the flip flop offense that lifted Texas in 1961.
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Darrell Royal
Royal
Prentice-Hall Press
University of Texas
Iwo Jima
Dallas Times-Herald
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Texas
Jim Saxton
Saxton
Seft
German Lads Take To Baseball Quickly
In Dallas two German orphans, John and Leo Holle ages 11 and 9, joined a Class A city champion team after arriving April 15 1961. Adopted from Bavaria they learned English fast, adapted to American school life and helped coach and grow the team, with more siblings Randy and Louise ready to join.
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Dallas
Tex
John
Leo Holle
Joe F. Holle
Waisenhaus
Bavaria
Love Field
Germany
Leo
Joe Hollo
Joe
Randy
Louise
Grandchildren Visit Crawford Grandparents During Mission Week
Grandchildren Stephen and Lori Taylor of Midkiff spent ten days visiting their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Crawford while their parents the Rev. and Mrs. Jerry Bob Taylor were at Glorieta New Mexico for Home Mission Week. They toured Sand Hills State Park at Monahans and visited a niece Mrs Weldon White and family in Rankin.
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Stephen
Lori Taylor
Midkiff
H. E. Crawford
Jerry Bob Taylor
Glorieta
N. M
Monahans
Weldon White
Mr. White
Rankin
Yarborough and Tower Likely to Seek Re election
U S Senate debate reveals Ralph Yarborough of Texas and John Tower face uncertain plans for 1964 and 1966 elections. Yarborough travels weekly within Texas for speeches and discussions, while Tower hints at pursuing re election despite a long horizon until his term ends.
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Washington
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Chamber of Commerce
Labor Union
Yarborough
John Tower
Senate
National Service Corps
Harrison A. Williams Jr
DN J
Tower
Marge Shivers Loyal Campaign Aide Remembered
Marge Shivers served as women’s campaign chairman for 18 counties in the lth Senatorial District and urged volunteers by letters calls and literature. She spoke at a Chamber of Commerce banquet and earned a 1961 Distinguished Service Award for inspiration to Brady and McCulloch County. Born September 1 1918 in Maud Oklahoma she married June 28 1938. Her survivors include husband daughter Anne and her parents Mr and Mrs R T Trail of Brady.
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Shivers
Chamber of Commerce
Lawler
Marge
Brady
McCulloch County
Anne
Maud Okla
Abilene
Gerald
R. T. Trail
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Blackie Sherrod
John and
Leo Hollo
St. Bernard Parish School
Joan
Wilkerson Funeral Home Funeral Directors Burial Association
Brady, Texas
Ambulance Service
Lj. W. Ragsdalf
Optometrist
Dial LY
Brady's Leading Theatre
ADM
Children Free
Jerry Lewis
Nuiry
Jerry Feessor
Stfa Stevens
Sid
Glucksaan
Bill Richmond
Jerrylle Ewis
Sra
ATS Oman le
Sram
SK LU Keel
AGA Picture
Apt
Columbia Pictures
Normandy
Patroone
Barbara Eden
Sieves Forrest
GV Rugman
Love
Doris Day
James Cagney
Standard-Herald Office
Williams
New Jersey
Corp
Williama
Dog
Gandy
Chuck Roast
Armour
Kentucky
Thompson
Arkansas
Elberta
Gladiola
OLEO
Kimbell’s. Biscuits
Kimbell
S. Armour’s
Swift
Gray's Fine Foods
South Bridge
Eleventh St
Idio
Carlson
Brady's Best
Post Office
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