Four Bryan Broncs brace for basketball season under Carmichael
Stephen F. Austin high school opens practice with captain Walter Holden and four returning lettermen led by Nelson Price and McWilliams. Coach Carmichael plans a busy schedule with a potential Willow Hole tournament and regional play, while B squad is coached by David Bunting and includes 12 players.
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Stephen F. Austin High School
Bronco Basketeers
Ve Bunting
Bill Carmichael
Walter Holden
Robert Cole Nelson
Wallis Price
Earle McWilliams
David Bunting
Kurten High School
Princep
Sam Crenshaw
Travis School
Corral
Carmichael
Travis Nelson
Lewis Ball
James Mead
Joe Scanlin
Arthur Brittain
Ernest Budaly
Tom McCall
Jack Ashworth
Lee Smith
Don Haltom
J. C. Watson
James Brewer
Frank Fickey
Willow Hole
Central Texas Basketball League
Bryan
County Union Discusses Form of Government for Brazos County
County residents hear plans for adopting a county manager form modeled after Bryan since 1917. A two thirds legislative vote would be required to enact a charter and enable a county board to appoint a manager and administrators. Meetings begin in Edge and expand to rural communities with petitions expected if sentiment stays favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
C. L. Benson
Bryan
Commission Manager
Brazos County
Bry‘an
Class B Champs Begin Preparing For Bi-District
Forty four Texas Class B district champions prepare for the semi finals as bi district games start Thursday. Regional pairings include Region 1 Panhandle vs Wheeler and Fremont, Region 2 Slaton vs Snyder and Midland vs McCamey, Region 3 Stamford vs Burkburnett and Moran vs Nocona, Region 4 Diamond Hill Fort Worth vs Irving and Plano vs Commerce.
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Dallas
Texas
Texfax
Tulsa
Panhandle
Wheeler
Fremont
Slaton
Snyder
Midland
McCamey
Stamford
Burkburnett
Moran
Nocona
Diamond Hill
Fort Worth
Irving
Plano
Commerce
Van
Texas A and M Livestock Team Places Fifth in Contest
The Aggie team finished fifth among twenty seven teams in a livestock judging contest. W B Griffith of Abilene ranked sixth individually, and George Derryberry of Bryan was on the team. The judging included second in hogs, third in cattle, and eighth in another category.
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J. W. Stevens
A. H. Spitzer, Jr
N. G. Schuessler
W. H. Kelly
Houston
John Mugford
Streeter
B. E. Todd
Beeville
T. S. Marks
Barker
Seymour
Meridan
B. McKenzie
el Paso
Texas Aggie Agronomy
Minnesota
J. L. Horn
Dallas
Aggie
Seiichi Sakamoto
San Antonio
H. T. Magers
Brazos
R. ©. Potts
Chicago
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Ghe
W. B. Griffith
Abilene
George Derryberry
Bryan
Texas A. & M
Safety Lane Campaigns Cut Mechanical Defect Share in Texas
State accident records show progress from safety lane campaigns in 107 towns this year reducing mechanical defect related crashes from 11 percent to 2.8 percent. Between Feb 14 and Nov 1 Texas children under 15 who died in traffic accidents numbered 143 with 714 injured, highlighting the program’s toll and reach.
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Texas
Rain and cool week in Bryan area with 64 degree high
The Bryan region recorded a cool week with temperatures ranging from 34 to 64 degrees. Rain totaled 1.36 inches over four days including 0.72 on Tuesday and 0.40 on Saturday.
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Bryan
Bataraay
Navasota Champs Set Bi-District Showdown With Hearne
Navasota Rattlers beat Bellville 18 to 7 at Brule Field to clinch district title and earn a bi-district date with Hearne Eagles. Officials in Bryan planned the Friday night 8 o’clock playoff at Navasota. Windy Barnes Jackrabbit Smith led the Rattlers while Zapalac, Long and McGee stood out in a strong ground game and early defenses.
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Navasota
Hearne
Bryan
Stephen F. Austin High School
Rattlers
The
Eagle
Brule Field
Wi Ldon Lucas
Navasota Rattlers
Bellville Brahma Eleven
Brie Field
Hearne Eagles
Here
Windy Barnes
Jackrabbit Smith
Willie Zapalac
Brahma
Smith
Bellville
Zapalac
Long
Brahmas
Oliphant
Nemir
Lucas
Brulefield
Oliphant LE
Woehst
Fuqua Mite
Lehman
Infant Named at St. Andrew's Church in Bryan
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Miller Claude Abner Searcy Miller was christened Saturday afternoon at St Andrew's Episcopal church with Rev L A Wilson officiating Godparents were Dr L O Wilkerson George Bushong of Hattiesburg Mississippi R A Booth Alice Sue Roman Ann Bentley and Maurice Searcy Friends of the family were in attendance. Mrs L Scarborough of Hearne shopped in Bryan this morning.
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Henry Miller
Claude Abner Searcy Miller
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
L. A. Wilson
L. O. Wilkerson
George Bushong
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
R. A. Booth
Alice Sue Roman
Ann Bentley
Maurice Searcy
Buck Ague Deer Hunt Tale Enlivens Bryan Party
Hugh H Bennett of Washington D C chief of the U S soil conservation service Louis P Merrill Fort Worth regional engineer Louis W alson Edgar Nagle and W H Du Pu y all of Bryan returned from a Mason county deer hunt where they saw hundreds of does and brought back one buck Merrill suffered an acute attack of buck ague first time he had seen deer in the open Bennett and the others returned home after the trip.
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Hugh H. Bennett
Washington, D. C
United States Soil Conservation Service
Louis P. Merrill
Fort Worth
Louis Walson
Edgar Nagle
W. H. DuPuy
Bryan
Mason County
Mr. Merrill
Mr. Bennett
Weekend travels fill Bryan with visiting relatives
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree returns from Waco with sister Mrs. W M Kelly. Mrs. E H P Bain returns from Canton Miss with son Frank and Mrs Bain and child. Mr. and Mrs S W Lawless and son Jack visit Crosbyton relatives. Extended travels include Altus Oklahoma residents visiting Bryan families and a Houston visit by Fay Martin. Numerous local residents welcomed guests and returned from holidays with family and friends.
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Lee J. Rountree
Waco
W. M. Kelly
Kelly
E. H. P. Bain
Canton
Miss
Frank Bain
Bain
Crockett
S. W. Lawless
Jack
Jack, and Mrs. Lawless
Ruth Freeman
Bryan
S. W. Freeman
Crosbyton
Texas
Freeman
Brazos County
W. H. Cox
Altus
Okla
J. W
I. Maniloff
Joe Kaplan
William F. Minkert
Iola
J. G. Minkert
S.C. Kirby
Alma Jean
Houston
John Steed
A. P. Ward
S. A. Standfield
Sweetwater
Nolan County
Standfield
Virginia Edinburg
Louis Storms
Austin
Truman Craddock
Hamilton
Frank Webb
R. S. Webb
George R. Branch Jr
University of Texas
Albert Buchanan
George P. Edge
W. J. Landry
LaGrange
M. EF. McCartney
Bremend
Sam Brewer
Ernestine Morgan
Dallas
Joseph Peconi
Brenham
G. R. Branch
Daugh
The Cows and the Brotherhood of Man
A long debate shows a farmer claiming ownership of fifty cows while his workers insist they do the work and own nothing. The owner argues workers only provide labor and leadership, while employees seek a radical redistribution under a so called brotherhood, leading to expropriation and conflict.
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Employes
C. L. Benson
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