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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1936

Page

5

Bryan Broncos Win District Cage Championship

The Bryan Broncos edged the Bedias Alligators 18 to 15 to claim the District 17 Inter scholastic League title at Texas A&M and advance to the regional tournament at Huntsville. Lang Nelson and McCall led Bryan with key baskets and Lang and Holden added important plays as Bedias foul trouble hampered comeback hopes.

Texas A. & M Bill Carmichael Bryan Broncos Bedias Alligators Hountaville Bryan Lang Bedias Landers Pyle Broncs Sanders Alligators Walter Holden McCall Robert Cole Nelson Holden Bronco Odus Lang Nelson Broncos Jack Lindsey Henderson Rosprim Hall Ae Bryan Haden E. Os Mek TR Manning Smith Jake Wilson Baylor

Local Bryan Notes Highlight Community Old-Timers

Community notices from Bryan chronicle daily events. Dr. R T Turk and family reside at Edge Apartments while Miss Mary Hyman moves into the Edge for the school year. Births, hospital updates, travel, and visits to Bryan are noted among scores of residents and guests.

R. T. Turk Edge Apartments Turk A. & M. College O. C. Copeland College Wilkerson Memorial Clinic Babe Reuben Greathouse Caldwell Pegan Dorothy Hostetter Waco Johnnie Payne Bryan H. N. Cochran St. Joseph's Hospital S. H. Johnson Houston Tom A. Evans Hamp Buchanan Kurten J. A. Gandy Rock Prairie Carl Seeley T. A. Hughes Malcolm McGregor Millican Mary Thomas Temple R. R. Reppert W. M. Nelson Nelson J. K. Brady Bremond Jno. W. Black Frank Bain Evelyn Crockett Mr. Bain E. H. P. Bain la Salle Hotel Bain George W. Rogers Henderson Cecil Dyer Ada Louise Nelson College Station Miss Hostetter George W. Patterson Tallulah R. W. Moreland Florence Andrews Jack Andrews Jack Jr Oklahoma City Okla Andrews Sr W. B. Baker L. M. Johnson Capt W. E. Saunders Billy Saunders Capt. Saunders W. E. Neeley Victor Robinson Wheelock Robinson Lida Cooper M. College West Texas J. B. Rochelle Austin

Grimes County rivals clash as Be lingers edge Normangee for title shot

Bedias and Normangee faced off in a Grimes County matchup as Landers and Pyle led Bedias with eight and seven points while P. Bledsoe paced Normangee scoring with five. Final spurt by Normangee fell short as Bedias advanced to meet Bryan Broncos for a possible title clash.

Texas A. & M. College Bryan Broncos Franklin Alligators Iola Bulldogs Normangee Boys Bledsoes Bedias Normangee Grimes County Landers Pyle P. Bledsoe C. Bledsoe E. Bledsoe T. Bledsoe Bre Gibson

Three Young Baptist Contests Honor Winners Sunday

The Creath-Brazos Baptist Association Stewardship contests at First Baptist Bryan honored winners from College Station First Baptist Navasota and College Avenue Bryan. Winners include Sunbeams Philip McGahey Jr Betty Joyce Outlaw and others advancing to district Belton and possibly state and South-wide levels. Mrs R L Brown and Mrs E E Nation led the event.

College Station First Baptist of Y.W.A

Brother of Bryan Negro Delegate To GOP Convention

J. L. Thomas a Bryan negro received word from his brother Dr W M Thomas of Leavenworth Kansas that he had been elected an alternate on the Kansas delegation to the Republican national convention in Cleveland and would attend. Thomas recalled their father E W Thomas from Bryan was a delegate to the Chicago convention where Warren G Harding was the nominee 16 years earlier.

J. L. Thomas Bryan W. M. Thomas Leavenworth Kans Kansas Cleveland Thomas E. W. Thomas Chicago Warren G. Harding

This Week In Texas History February Highlights

In 1836 reinforcements to the Alamo brought total defenders to 182 as William Travis refused surrender. A Feb 24 letter vowed no surrender. In 1845 Polk era annexation moves passed the US House. In 1861 secession support was put to voters. Brewster and Rockwall counties noted for size range. Texas State College for Women (CIA).

William Travis Alamo Travis United States James K. Polk Texas House of Representatives Brewster Rockwall Texas State College For Women CIA

Call Relatives to Side of Mrs. W. D. Morehead

Avon John Meehead and grandchildren of Mrs. W. D. Morehead ask relatives and friends to be present at services. The notice seeks condolences and assists in arrangements for the late Mrs. Morehead.

W. D. Morehead Avon John Meehead W. D. More

Grass Fire Destroys Property at White Residence

Two fire department trucks responded Sunday to extinguish a grass fire at the home of Joe White at 28th and Randolph. Mr. and Mrs. Higgs and Mr. and Mrs. Henderson are currently in Austin on a business trip.

Olin Culberson Austin Rochelle Dallas Denton Esther Marie Texas State College For Women John Hengarling Wellborn Bryan Joe Scasta Wheelock Joe White 28Th Randolph

Mild Weather Follows Cold Week With Small Rain Total

A week of fluctuating temperatures ended with milder conditions and light rainfall. The low hit 16 degrees Monday and 76 degrees Sunday, with 0.08 inch of rain split between Monday and Wednesday. daily highs and lows varied across the period.

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Whip Bedias Bedias Quint A. L. Higgs Rye Co. R. Presnal Tabor W. D. Stallings Arch Stall W. C. Vanderworth Geo. G. Chance St. Joseph’s Hospital A. LD. Kopetsky King’s Highway A. A. Lenert College Park Elkhart J. L. Stull Morehead L. E. Morehead Young Baptist Palmer Warrenshask Atlesine National Remedy Co New York U S. S Tranmission Chevrolet Bryan, Texas
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