Bronco Central Texas Basketball League Schedule
The schedule lists games for the Bronco league with opponents at Bryan Mexia Temple Georgetown and Waco. Dates run from January 11 to February 8 across venues in Waco Bryan Mexia Austin Georgetown and Temple.
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Bronco Central Texas Basketball League
Waco
Bryan Temple
Bryan Mexia
Mexia Austin
Austin Waco
Waco Georgetown
Bryan Austin
Bryan Georgetown
Georgetown Temple
Temple
Broncs Face Strong Central Texas League Tilt in 1934
The Stephen F. Ausbroncs open league play in Bryan against Waco Temple Georgetown and Mexia teams as part of a six-city schedule. Coach Bill Carmichael leads five returning lettermen and several promising new players including captains Stallings and McCall as they chase the district title after last year’s strong run.
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Stephen F. Ausschool Broncos
Bryan
Otvanate Waco
Temple
Georgetown
Mexia
Brones
Ord
Austin
Estine
Waco
Aple
Ing
Broncs
Gensent
Mas Jefferson
San Antonio
Regire
Rem Aerial School
Seaton
Pew Beys
Hoherd
Alame
Pete Creasyard
Lawrence Lumpbig
Oliver Avey
Wilson Tena
Tigers
Mexia Black Cats
J. D. Foser
Bill Carmichael
Sam Crenshaw
Broncos
Jeff Davis
Houston
H. G. Stallings
Eldridge McCall
Raymond Lang
Bob Presnal
Johnnie Mendl
Clifford Alexander
Edward Merka
Joe Merka
Willie Turek
Smetana
Jack Lindsey
Kurten
Robert “Shack” Jones
Marquez
Central Texas
Oakwood Quint
North Zulch
Bronco Basketeers
Green Broncs
A. and
M. College
Stpp the
College Station
Central Texas Basketball League
Merka Stars Again In Humble Oilers Win Over Baylor
Joe Merka former Texas Aggie star scored eight fields to lead the Humble Oilers to a 34 to 24 victory over the Baylor Bears here Wednesday night earning scoring honors for the lanky forward.
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Overton
Joe Merka
Texas
Bryan Woman Suffers Second Paralytic Stroke
Friends report Mrs. S. H. Brockman has a second stroke Tuesday morning. She is conscious with little pain but cannot speak or swallow. A daughter, Mrs. Miles Lebo of Arlington, visited over Christmas and left Monday. she plans to return if the condition fails to improve.
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S. H. Brockman
Progress in nation and crime and a rural work center
The nation saw three notable events last week. The president outlined state policy and a path to reforms for farmers and industry, while a high profile trial in New Jersey drew national attention for a major crime. In Houston county Texas a rural work center in Friendship began with O B Martin leading the first shingles, signaling a model linking relief to employment and rural reconstruction.
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Houston County
Texas
O. B. Martin
Legion Sees 14000 Paid Up Members in Texas New Year
Adjutant Fred E. Young of the American Legion Texas reports the new year starts with about 14 000 paid up members for the department.
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Austin
Fred E. Young
American Legion
Department of Texas
Bryan Boy Scouts Dedicate New Home in Sue Haswell Park
The Bryan Boy Scouts dedicated the new Rees Scout Lodge in Sue Haswell Memorial Park on Sunday at 2 pm with a large crowd. The ceremony featured Scoutmaster M. L. Rees, May or N A Stewart, J Coulter Smith, and A J Stiles, with Lions club and park officials in attendance. The lodge includes four patrol dens Ravens Eagles Panthers Pathfinders and was funded by donors J W Hall and other supporters with a stone fireplace and Indian motif crafted by the scouts.
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Bryan
Sue Haswell
College
Sue Haswell Memorial Park
Brazos County
W. H. Andrew
Bryan Lions Club
Lions Club
Boy Scout Committee
Cherokee Troop
Boy Scouts of America
M. L. Rees
N. A. Stewart
W. S. Howell
Rees
Malcolm Smith
Joe Dyer
Ed Bush
R. M. Searcy
J. Coulter Smith
J. D. Benson
Jno
First Methodist Church
Ravens
Eagles
Pathfinders
J. W. Hall
Hall's Lake
Boy Scouts
Fred L. Cavitt
Bryan Boy Scout Organization
Good Cheer Drive Set for Tuesday January 15
A Good Cheer Drive will be conducted Tuesday January 15 by the organizing committee led by W R Thomas W Searcy Smith and Sam C Hoyle Jr. The drive aims to fund local relief for unemployables after February 1 as federal and state relief ends. Hospitalization medicines and basic needs must be provided locally.
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Good Cheer Association
W. R. Thomas
W. Searcy Smith
Sam C. Hoyle
Monthly Meeting Of 1st Baptist WMS Held On Monday
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church held its monthly all day meeting from 10 30 a m to 2 30 p m with luncheon at noon Mrs J Coulter Smith presided at the morning business session and Mrs R R Ellis led the afternoon program The devotional was led by Miss Nannie Berryman with talks on banners in Palestine Jerusalem and over the earth as part of The Banner of the Cross in the Land of Our Lord.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
J. Coulter Smith
R. R. Ellis
Nannie Berryman
Danger of Rabies Held As Greater In Cold Weather
In Austin on January 8 Dr. John W. Brown says rabies is more common in cold weather than hot months. He notes more dog bites occur April to September, and that stray dogs keep rabies alive. Careful handling of suspected rabid dogs is advised to avoid brain injury that would hinder testing.
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Austin
John W. Brown
State Laboratory
Marriage Licenses for Brazos County Listed
Isiah Monroe and Emma Lee Davis. Eugene Austin and Johnnie May Jackson. Son Stratta and Pauline Scar pinato.
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Brazos County
Isiah Monroe
Emma Lee Davis
Eugene Austin
Johnnie May Jackson
Son Stratta
Pauline Scarpinato
Shoppers in Bryan See Miss Essie Shealey from Reliance
Miss Essie Shealey of Reliance was spotted among Bryan shoppers this morning, joining locals at a busy retail stretch. The sighting highlights a routine day of commerce and community activity in the town.
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Essie Shealey
Reliance
Bryan
Leonard Wheeless Rejoins Johnson Rohede Buick Pontiac Sales
Leonard Wheeless has accepted a salesman position with Johnson & Rohde, Buick and Pontiac dealers. He has recovered from a recent automobile accident and is free of his plaster cast. The item lists numerous Bryan Texas residents visiting, traveling, or ill, including Mrs. Walde of Ames Iowa and Dr. Walde from A and M College, plus extended Texas trips and local social updates.
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Leonard Wheeless
Johnson & Rohde Company
Buick
Pontiac
A. M. Waldrop
Houston
Waldrop
A. W. Walde
Ames
Iowa
Bryan
G. S. Fraps
A. and
M. College
W. F. Gibbs
College Avenue
Tatum Family Visits as Bank Grill Work Proceeds
Mr and Mrs Earl Tatum and Mr and Mrs Morris Tatum plan several weeks’ stay. Painters refurnish the iron grill work over the City National Bank windows, noticeably altering the building’s appearance.
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Earl Tatum
Morris Tatum
City National Bank
End In Prospect Of AAA Control Crop Reductions
Washington reports that Roosevelt's budget cuts to AAA payments signal a shift away from cash crop subsidies. Officials see two paths: buy submarginal land for forest and recreation, or impose compulsory production limits like the Bankhead and Kerr-Smith acts.
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AAA
Washington
Roosevelt
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Small Sales Tax Would Lift Load Ad Valorem Tax
A proposed constitutional two percent sales tax would fund bond interest and principal for Brazos county city and district debt, removing about 140000 dollars from the county real estate levy. Figures by John T. Smith show debt 1870000 dollars and 1931 32 taxes 140338.65 for debt. Local taxes 222067.97 split 40 percent to debt 60 to general expenses. If adopted the ad valorem levy for debt would be eliminated.
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Texas
Brazos County
John T. Smith
Austin
Texas Tax Journal
Smith
Laws Charged In Drunken Driving Case
Highway Patrolmen Boethel and Bouldin arrested four men and one woman, including Revier Laws, on a drunken driving charge. Laws is jailed on the intoxicated driving count. The other four pleaded guilty to drunkenness and paid fines in justice court.
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H. H. Boethel
W. S. Bouldin
Laws
Jack Rogers
Revier Laws
Justice Court
Henry Koontz of Zack Visits Bryan
Henry Koontz of Zack traveled to Bryan today. He appeared for a local engagement and met with residents during the daytime visit.
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Henry Koontz
Zack
Bryan
Seven killed in battle in Michoacan Mexico
Seven persons were shot to death and four wounded in a clash between federal troops and alleged plotters at Lapiedad in Michoacan. Soldiers trapped four enemies in a house and killed them after a brisk gunfight, with a soldier a policeman and a passerby also killed by fire from the house.
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Mexico
D. F
Lapiedad
Michoacan
War Department
Durango
Sinaloa
Supreme Court Invalidates NRA Oil Production Clamp
In a near unanimous ruling the Supreme Court voided Section 9 C of the New Deal National Industrial Recovery Act, blocking federal limits on interstate oil production. Chief Justice Hughes led the decision, saying Congress overextended presidential power, while Ickes pledged to press regulation via other parts of the Recovery Act and the oil code.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hughes
Roosevelt
Congress
Ickes
NIRA
Steep Hollow Folks Raise Giant Turnips
A 14 pound turnip with greens, 26 inch circumference, grown by Mrs. Joe Bond of Steep Hollow, was sent to the Eagle office by O. F E. Bullock and J. A. Bullock. T. A. Hensarling also grows notable turnips, shaping well and blemish free, feeding some to livestock.
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Eagle Office
O. F E. Bullock
J. A. Bullock
Steep Hollow
Joe Bond
T. A. Hensarling
Card of Thanks for Frank Braczyk
The Braczyk family expresses appreciation for the sympathy kindness and beautiful floral offerings received after the death of Frank Braczyk.
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Frank Braczyk
Braczyk
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