Bryan Bronchos Clinch State Bid With 32–18 Win
The green-jerseyed Bryan Bronchos from Stephen F. Austin High in Pryan defeated Bloomington Bobcats 32 to 18 at the A and M gym Friday night to advance to the state meet. Captain Gordon Edge and Lawrence Parker led a fast, hard-defensive effort as Parker and Edge tied for high points. Black and Lang contributed strong guard play while Aubrey Reece starred for Bloomington, but Bryan’s defense and timely scoring sealed the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin
Pryan
Bloomington Bobcats
A. and M. Gym
Gordon Edge
Lawrence Parker
Norris Johnson
J. T. Lang
John W. Black
Bill Carmichael
Parker
Black
Anc Lang
Edge
Johnson
Aubrey Reece
Reece
Bloomington
Bobcats
Alton Bundick
Elkins Brothers
Festus
Nevis
Sparkman
Lang
Bundick
F. Elkins
Edge Ring
Ballard
N. Elkins
High Bronches Win Way To State Tournament
The team advances to the state tournament with key contributions from Sparkman Ballard and Worms. Officials for the event include Alford of Baylor and Starr of John Tarleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worms
Alford
Baylor
Starr
John Tarleton
Four Bronchos Score Big in Four Game Burst
Bryan Bronchos totaled 145 points in four games three district and one bi district with four top scorers over 30 points. Lawrence Parker 28 Norris Johnson 34 J T Lang 33 Gordon Edge 31 led a 136 point quartet, while other players added small totals as the team averaged 36 1 4 points per game and allowed 69 points by opponents across the stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Bronchos
Broncos
Lawrence Parker
Bloomington Bobcats
Norris Johnson
Aubrey Reece
Bobcat
Johnson
J. T. Lang
Bobcats
Gordon Edge
Squire” Black
Russell Hillier
Eldridge McCall
Robert Presnal
Canned Products Recipes and Menus Planned by Club
Prospect Women's Home Demonstration club meets March 10 at Mrs Ancel Duncan's home with Miss Blanche Brown demonstrating menus and recipes built around home canned products. Members will report in yearbooks. meeting moved to 3 PM due to attendance issues and runs until term end as the school day ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Brown
Prospect Women’s Home Demonstration Club
Ancel Duncan
Miss Brown
Bryan to Tackle Tough Quint for 1st Austin Game
Bryan High Bronchos earned a state meet bid by defeating Bloomington and enter the second round with a bye previous. The first round pairs include Athens vs El Paso with Bryan facing the Athens El Paso winner Friday at 4:30 p.m. Brownwood's bye leads to a 9 p.m. game against the Temple Lamesa victor. Semi finals occur Saturday with the title match at 8 p.m. and a consolation final at 7 p.m. Saturday.
Bryan Cagers Prepare for State Clash
Bryan High Branches, fresh from a bi-district win over Bloomington, begin final three days of practice before Thursday trip to the state interscholastic tournament in Austin. Coach Bill Carmichael cites fast passing and shooting, adaptable to man or zone defenses. Other bi-district champions entering the state tourney include Lamesa, Crowell, Athens, Big Springs, Dallas Tech, Zavalla, Temple, El Paso Thomas Jefferson, Jefferson Davis, Beeville, Gilmer, and Brownwood.
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Bloomington Bobcats
Bryan High
Austin
Broncs
Bill Carmichael
Roy B. Henderson
Lamesa
Crowell
Athens
Big Springs
Dallas Tech
Zavalla
Temple
el Paso
Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio
Jefferson Davis
Houston
Beeville
Gilmer
Brownwood
Free Will Baptists Lose Lead to First Baptists in Open Game
In a BFYPS third round opener at Sue Haswell Park, First Baptist defeated Free Will Baptist 19 to 18 after trailing 11 to 9 at halftime. Jones led scorers with 7 for Free Will. Burgin and Haiton added 5 each for the winners. Methodist girls, missing Mathis and Courtney, fell 10 to 9 to College Avenue Baptist led by P Godwin with 14 points. Louise Godwin starred on defense for College Avenue, while Lurene Williams led Methodist guards. Lineups listed for both teams.
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Free Will Baptist Boys
First Baptist Boys
Sue Haswell Park
College Avenue Baptist Girls
Methodists
Free Will Baptists
First Baptists
Jones
Big Free Baptist
Burgin
Haiton
Carroll
Sadd
Moody
Methodist Girls
College Avenue Girls
Mathis
Courtney
Godwin
College Avenue
P. Godwin
Louise Godwin
Lurene Williams
Miladie Syptak
First Baptist
Norton
Hatten
Cobb
Nielson
Hudson
Franklin
Riley
Williams
Bennett
Free Will Baptist
Johnson
College Avenue Baptist
Vance
Rawls
L. Godwin
Lawless
Methodist
M. Syptak
B. Syptak
Benson and Patterson
Davis
Munday
Drill Himagers For State Tilts Speed Featured
Bryan High Branchos drill on fast passing, accurate shooting and offensive moves as they prep for the state interscholastic tourney in Austin. They face the Athens-El Paso winner Friday at 4:30 after a first round bye with Brownwood, aiming for quarterfinal success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichael
Bryan High Branchos
Austin
Broncs
Brownwood
Bloomington
Team Faces Athens El Paso Winner In Scrimmage
The squad held a fast scrimmage after passing practice and shooting drills. Regulars Co-Captains Lawrence Parker and Gordon Edge led forwards Norris Johnson Squire Black and J T Lang against the second team with James Alexander Clifton Griffin Eldridge McCall Leslie Cummings and Natlie Womble defending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Parker
Gordon Edge
Norris Johnson
Knights Banquet List Of Attendees And Speeches
A Bryan Knights banquet featured Dr. Maliiak as toastmaster with Rt. Rev. J. B. Gleissner and Grand Knight J. J. Fickey among speakers. Publicity chief Clinton Crabbe introduced the event as Leo Euring and Thomas Kehoe spoke, plus remarks by Rev. Peter Villani and others while Mae Vitopil Delia Keneeny and a Boy Scout string quartet provided entertainment. The guest list included numerous local clergy, civic leaders, and members of the Bryan area community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maliiak
Houston
Clinton Crabbe
Order
J. B. Gleissner
Leo Euring
Thomas Kehoe
Gerard Bring
Galveston
John J. Fickey
The
Bryan Council
Mae Vitopil
Delia Keneeny
Bryan
Jno
J. Roth
Paul Bartolovich
FE. Scholz
J. Toman
Batterson Stratta
Stiney Boriskie
Chas. Nemec
J. F. Merka
Steve Regmund
J. M. Visoskie
Aug. Merka
Fr. Mateus
Membership Drive Delayed by Bank Moratorium
East Texas Chamber of Commerce postpones its membership campaign during the bank moratorium. The telegram to J. E. Stanford signed by Gus F. Taylor and Hubert M. Harrison urges patriotic cooperation, uniform banking laws, suspension of the federal check tax, and mobilization to aid national recovery. It asks local chambers to wire the president and Texas members of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Stanford
Bryan and Brazos County
Texas
Congress
Remodels Drug Store Entrance On Bryan Street
E R Emmet remodels the rear section of his drug store to create a more adequate Bryan street entrance. The improvements aim to enhance business in the Bryan street area, improve display of merchandise, and provide greater convenience for customers.
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E. R. Emmet
Bryan Street
Bryan
Let The Gag Teure with you on your next order
Advertising line touts printing quality and service for future orders. The misspelled slogan emphasizes reliable, quality work aimed at pleasing customers and encouraging continued patronage.
Mainly About Folks Monday in Bryan and Area
A crowd of Bryan and Brazos County residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on weekend travels, visits, and health. Included are FE Hooker of A and M College in Shire, Mr and Mrs Myers of Liberty en route from Cameron, Joe Binglewirz of San Antonio in Bryan for contract work, Edith Young of Dallas visiting near Wellborn, Dr. Howard Smith of Marlin consulting on A W Buchanan’s illness, and multiple family gatherings and travels across Bryan, Kurten, Normangee, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Myers
Liberty
Bryan
A. W. Buchanan
Cameron
Mr. Myers
Sallie Hodges
Joe Binglewirz
San Antonio
Binglewirz
the A. and M. College
Mary Ewing
Washington Avenue
Edith Young
Dallas
Charley Young
Wellborn
Mary Dent
Howard Smith
Marlin
Ray Jones
Haswell Drive
Smith
Walter Lawless
Seburn Keith
Kurton
G. R. Branch
Frances Branch
George Jr
Nita Branch
Austin
Branch
A. J. Buchanan
West 24Th Street
Bonnie Litchfield
Beaumont
Alice Katherine Ogier
T. L. Ogier
Thomas Krauchar
Highway Department
Caldwell
W. F. Gibbs
Will K. Gibbs
Madisonville
W. Pf’. Gibb
Sula Conn
Gibb
R. P. Gibbs
M. M. Metzer
Kurten
C. C. Gustavus
Normangee
Chas F. Hillier
Russell
Houston
J. J. Pipkin
Edge Baptist Church
J. K. Clelland
June
Clelland
Trinidad
Mary Beth Walker
Galveston
Walker
Stephen F. Austin High School
Roderick Rawlins
Longview
E. H. Astin
South College Avenue
Rawlins
Myrtle Astin
H. A
William Potts
J. L. Batson
Miss Batson
Hempstead
Dana Carnes
Waco
Coulter Hoppess
Baylor University
Theodore Wayland
Herbert
Wayland
Minnie Gregg
Brazos County
Will C. Raines
Harvey
Fred Weigle
Brenham
Smetana
Paul Mikulee
Edge
Veterans Hospital
Joe Mikulec
Joe Wren
Wren
Lee Thomason
Lizzie Lou Gardner
Centerville
Thomason
Leon County
Edna McGregor
Temple
Lily
First Methodist Church
H. N. Cochran
Main Street
Fred Stough
Toledo
Ohio
W. T. Jones
Stough
Katherine Jones
J. C. Cloud
Marguerite Buchanan
Juanita Jennings
Kosse
S. W. Buchanan
East 23Rd Street
Tom Pecena
Wheelock
Re-Elected Leader Heads South Texas Student Volunteer Meet
Miss Lillian Gorzycki of College Station was re-elected president of the South Texas Student Volunteer conference in Austin over the weekend. Thirty-five delegates from seven schools attended. Officers include David Minter of Galveston treasurer Clifton Valien of Prairie View secretary Atmar Barnette of Rice out-of-college secretary and Earl Sedens of Texas University editor. The program featured speeches by missionaries to China and Africa with Dr. and Mrs. L. O. Wilkerson of Bryan, long-time China workers, on Saturday and Rev. Norman Anderson of College Presbyterian leading devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Gorzycki
College Station
South Texas
Austin
David Minter
Galveston
Clifton Valien
Prairie View
Atmar Barnette
Rice
Earl Sedens
Texas University
China
Africa
L. O. Wilkerson
Bryan
Norman Anderson
College Presbyterian Church
The Eyes of Texas Are Upon You and Other Notes
Rumors say Texans should revise their state song with The 1.0. U.'s of Texas Are Upon You. A philatelist sold four 1918 airmail stamps with inverted centers for 15 dollars. The column notes that mistakes still have value.
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U.'s
Texas
BFYPS BB League Ends 2nd Round With Two Games
The BFYPS basketball league completed its second round at Sue Haswell Memorial Park with two decisive games. Methodist boys beat First Baptists 15 to 10, while Free Will Baptist girls defeated Presbyterians 21 to 5. Winnie Clary led the girls with 17 points. Summers topped the boys with 6. Starter and substitute lineups listed for both teams. Standings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Clary
Methodists
Adams
Summers
Zorns
Voss
Gainey
Baptists
Orms
Burgin
Taylor
Cobb
Norton
Hamner
Johnson
Hatton
Neilson
Moore
Free
Woman cabinet member takes seat in labor department
Washington March 7 The first woman cabinet member Frances Perkins took over her office today and immediately set two rules She is to be addressed as Madam Secretary and her name was entered in the labor department files accordingly She credited Henry T Rainey with coining the title Madam Secretary. Rainey is to be speaker of the new congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Frances Perkins
Henry T. Rainey
Congress
Texas Business School Among Ten Largest in Nation
The University of Texas School of Business Administration ranks fifth in enrollment among state university business schools in the country, per Delta Sigma Pi secretary H. G. Wright. Ahead are Ohio State, Wisconsin, California, and Minnesota. several private universities also exceed UT in business class enrollments.
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Austin
School of Business Administration
University of Texas
H. G. Wright
Delta Sigma Pi
Professional Business
Ohio State University
University of Wisconsin
University of California
University of Minnesota
Harvard University
New York University
University of Pennsylvania
College of the City of New York
Missions Drive By Baptists to Take New Form
Bryan Baptist churches join the Southern Baptist Crucible Campaign to fund mission work. At First and College Avenue Baptists, pastors Rev. W. H. Andrew and Rev. Roy S. Holloman announced the plan as a service opportunity. Members are urged to donate gold and jewelry on March 19 when the campaign ends. Committees include E. B. Elliott, Henry S. Locke, Griff Cloud, N. F. Lockerd, and H. Hi. Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Bryan
Southern Baptist Convention
First Baptist
College Avenue
W. H. Andrew
Roy S. Holloman
Southern Baptist Committee
Crucible
E. B. Elliott
Henry 8. Locke
Griff Cloud
Woman's Missionary Society
N. F. Lockerd
H. Hi. Newton
Tulsa Man Drops Dead After Bank Change
Tulsa Okla March 7 Dave Goodall 71 a building contractor after receiving five one dollar bills in exchange for a five dollar bank note turned from the teller window and fell dead at the First National Bank. Heart disease was blamed for his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Dave Goodall
First National Bank
Bill to suspend foreclosures clears House in 113 to 11 vote
A bill to suspend for one year foreclosures of liens mortgages executions and orders of sale on real estate was passed today by the house in Austin by a vote of 113 to 11.
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Austin
Kerr County lowers goat and sheep valuations
Kerrville March 7 The Kerr County Commissioners Court reduced the assessed value of goats from 1.50 to .50 per head and cut sheep valuations from 4 to 1.50 per head. Cattle valuations were kept at 15 per head for taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Kerr County Commissioners’ Court
Street Cleaning Plan Hailed After Rain Damages City Roads
Weather remains clear and crews will mobilize to sweep and repair streets. Large sections suffer from recent heavy rainfall and traffic, requiring a coordinated effort to restore conditions across the city.
P T A Plans Ozona Meeting For March 30
San Angelo reports the Sixth District conference of the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers will be held in Ozona on March 30 31 and April 1. Mrs Thomas H Head district president of San Angelo says more than 200 PTA members from 24 counties are expected to attend.
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San Angelo
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ozona
Thomas H. Head
Dstrict
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Elkins
Bryan High Bronchos
Zavaila
Fagle
Bryan Cagers
FW Baptist
Etex C. C
FE. W. Hooker
Athletic Board of
A. and
M. College
Shire
Sam Hooker
Luke Batson
T. S. Batson
Jewell Batson
J. W. Lawless
J. J. Gilpin
M. B. Easters
BFYPS
W. I. Pet. C. A Baptist
F. Baptist
F. W. Baptist
Presbyterian
C. A. Baptist
F. Baptist Sassee
Oop Presbyterian
Texas Business School
Tey
Dean
Pac Ceu
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