Pony League Managers Auction 52 Players for Four Teams
Pony League managers bid to form four teams at a Chamber of Commerce auction. Each manager held a 40000 dollar quota and players become sponsors property, with rosters fixed after the first game on June 3. An admission fee of 10 cents funds umpires and season tickets cost 2 50, with tickets sold at local stores and through sponsors.
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Pony League
Chamber of Commerce
Hardin Jones
Jones
Brady Jubilee Committee
Commissioner’s Court
Roddie & Co
Hill Country Creameries
Brady Fire Cement
Dodds Electric Co
Iady
McCulloch County Electric Co-op
City Drug
Rudder Drug
McLean‘s Sporting Goods
McLean and Selman Named Best Back and Lineman
At the Ol Houn Dawes barbecue in Richards Park Clyde McLean the fullback and Eugene Selman the guard were named the outstanding back and lineman of the 1953 Bulldogs. Over 400 attendees saw the awards with captains McLean and Selman crediting teammates for the season's success.
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Houn’ Dawes
McLean and
Selman
Ol Houn’ Dawes
Clyde MacLean
Eugene Selman
Bulldogs
McLean
Ol Hound Deng
Charlie Dye
Richards Park
Preacher Mr Nobles to Speak at Fairview Church
Mr Nobles of San Saba will preach at the Fairview Church of Christ on Sunday May 30 with services at 11 00 and 2 30 o'clock, inviting all to attend.
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Nobles of
San Saba
Fairview Church of Christ
Schoolboys urged on summer sports with amateur rule notes
The article warns Texas Interscholastic League rules for high school boys in baseball golf and rodeos. It explains eligibility hinges on payments and valuable consideration, forbids paid teams or expense money, and notes even small gratuities or used equipment can break amateur status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Little League Directors Meet Thursday at City Hall
League President Dick Greaton calls a meeting of directors managers and sponsors Thursday night at 7 30 p m at City Hall to discuss league affairs and plans.
Seven Little League players reassigned to new teams
The Little League announces seven reassigned players per President Dick Gleaton. Jerry Bratton joins the Rotary Club, Jimmy Heath to the Legion, Frank Elgueseba to the Jaycees, James Mark Poe to the Colts, and Archie Stone Raymond Garner and Gary Garner all move to TSSA Texas Service Stations Associated.
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League
Dick Gleaton
Jerry Bratton
Rotary Club
Jimmy Heath
The
Legion
Frank Elgueseba
Jaycees
James Mark Poe
Colts
Archie Stone
Raymond Garner
Gary Garner
TSSA
Texas Service Stations Associated
Lawn Beats Melvin in Bi District Playoff Finale
Lawn edged Melvin 4 to 3 to even the bi district baseball series after a 7 to 1 win by Lawn last week. The deciding game is set for June 1 after the Bulldogs return from their senior trip.
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Lawn
Melvin
Bulldogs
Brady GI in Korea With Artillery Unit
Private Don A. Horne son of Homer C. Horne Brady serves with the 17th Field Artillery Battalion in Korea. The battalion arrived in Korea in August 1950 and fired in support of every UN division. Horne’s mother Mrs. Thelma McInnis lives in McGregor. He entered the Army in January 1953 and arrived in Korea last March.
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Army
Don A. Horne
Homer C. Horne
Brady
17Th Field Artillery
Korea
Horne
Thelma McInnis
McGregor
WTCC to Hold 87th WTCC Convention in Lubbock
WTCC announces the 87th annual convention will be held in Lubbock on March 27 28 and 29 1955. John Couch president of WTCC said the host city was chosen at the regional chamber’s 36th annual meeting in San Angelo in March.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
John Couch
Haskell
WTCC
Lubbock
San Angelo
Brady Hospital Patient Chas Pinson From Friday to Monday
Chas Pinson of Brady was a patient in Brady Hospital from today until Monday.
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Chas. Pinson
Brady
Brady Hospital
High school amateur rules on rodeos and summer sports
The article explains that outside interests promote rodeos and seek profits from athletes, noting the amateur rule includes rodeo events as sports. It says a schoolboy may bowl but cannot receive anything for bowling or play on a team with a beneficiary, and officials must warn students about permissible activities in summer sports.
Fred Salling Steps Down as Coach at Coahoma High
Fred Salling resigns after three years as athletic director and head football coach at Coahoma High School. He will focus on his duties as principal, having filled both roles last year. Brady High alumnus and former assistant coach.
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Coahoma High School
Fred Salling
Salling
Brady High
Mrs Reuben Rothman Hospital Stay Noted
Mrs Reuben Rothman of Pontotoc spent Friday through Monday as a patient in Brady Hospital.
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Reuben Rothman
Pontotoc
Brady Hospital
Brady couple welcomes son at Brady Hospital
Mr and Mrs Paul Ynostrosa of Brady are the proud parents of a son born at Brady Hospital Sunday. The newborn adds to the family's joy as local residents celebrate the new arrival.
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Paul Ynostrosa
Brady
Brady Hospital
Brady couple celebrates birth of son at Brady Hospital
Mr and Mrs Vernon Lively of Brady welcomed a baby boy at Brady Hospital on Thursday.
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Vernon Lively
Brady
Brady Hospital
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Leo Bloomer
Ernest Camargo
Kenneth Franklin Howard Loveless
Larry Smith
Lee Williams
Robert Beeman
Joe Valdez
Mike Doyle
Jack Threadgill
Ronnie Turnell
Edlin Hahn
Johnny Moran
Doddse
Bill Banks
Phillip Bloome Reynold Harg Bill Kennerly
Tommy Kyzar
Don Taylor
Doyle Capps
Jerry Dennis
Bobby Kirklin
Able Muniz
Lonnie Parks Shelby Veazey Douglas Wayne
L. Vv. Ruffin
John Henry Campbell
Houn’ Dawg
Ronny Young
Frank Roddie
Frank
L. V. Ruffin
Ol’ Houn’ Dawes
John Campbell
Houn
Dawe
Campbell
Bulldog
Roddie
Nance Battery Service
Little League
Little League Boys
Btady GI
Pan
Frank H. Corder
Gibbons Building
Res
Texas
Apa de Te Corp
Brady Cooperative Poultry Ass'n
Raymond Bouchillon
Mgr
Thompsons’ Shoppe
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