Bryan Eagles Defeat Franklin in Lineup Rich Grid Clash
Bryan scores 11 first downs to Franklin's 4 as passes and rushing plays drive a 53 0 victory. Berry Patranella Scanlin Merka Wilkins and Nelson star with touchdowns and two PATs by Nelson. Key plays include Bryan 10 passes with three completions for 51 yards and a TD while Franklin adds six completions for 67 yards and a TD. Officials list Peaberthy Burgess and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Franklin
McWiliams
Brock LE. Adams
Foster
Cole L.G Snyder
E. Benbow
R.G. Tobias Blair
Benson
Fulton
R.E. Berry
Q.B. 'Ball Echols
Ll.b. Novak
McLeroy
T. Nelson
Martine
Pegan
Bryan—Bond
Batten
Mart
Johnson
Merka
Robert Nelson
Patranella
Price
Scanlin
Watson
Weedon
Brittain
Brewer
Calloway
Lee Smith
Beal
Red Martin
Aaron Martin
Henry Fuchs
Pierce
Towns
Ben Patranella
Terry
Gossett
Hedrick
Wilkins
Willis
Smitherman
Sharp
W. L. Peaberthy
Obie
Hershel Burgess
Ump
Frank Anderson
Miss. Col
McElroy
Boswell
Berry
Nelson
Novak
Echols
Nice
Luke Patranella
Robert Cole Nelson
Peyan
Bond
Ker
Heftendy
Ihest
Nooks
Bond Vcovklin
Merka Ice
Nel
Travis Nelson
Bryan Tally
Wallis
Broncos trounce Franklin 33 6 in Pearrest Field clash
Bryan Broncs opened with a 6 0 lead as second stringers held Franklin before the first stringers exploded for a 33 6 victory at Pearrest Field. Key moments included Vernon Say punt blocks Travis Nelson drives and scoring runs by Berry Scanlin and Novak with Nelson adding extra points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broncos
Colts
Stephen F. Austin
Panklin Lions
Pearrest Field
Bill Cemichr
Franklin
Lions
Bryan
Novak
Ind
Berry
Resignation of Brazos Negro Home Agent Leads to New Hire
Laurelia M. Holden resigns as Brazos county negro home demonstration agent and Elna Irene Lee, Prairie View graduate, takes the post. Lee will teach in Green Bay near Palestine and establish a home economics department at the school. Holden’s work yields a 75 percent rise in home demonstration and related programs across the county, with notable gains in gardens, 4-H clubs, poultry, pantry demonstrations, and health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurelia M. Holden
Brazos County
Elna Irene Lee
Prairie View
Goose Creek
Trinity
W. L. Singletary
Green Bay
Palestine
Bryan
H. K. Hornsberry
Move Into New Home in Cavitt Addition
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones have moved into a new English brick veneer residence in Cavitt addition. Architects Atkinson and Sanders designed the house featuring half timber and stucco, three bedrooms, two baths, a study, pickled pine rooms, gypsum board with color texture, and servants' quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Jones
Cavitt Addition
Atkinson& Sanders
Livieg
Local grid teams prep as Bryan-Temple game looms
Bryan Temple game at Forrest Field headlines a busy schedule as Bryan-Temple prepare for a home district clash while Aggies head to Rice in Houston to start the Southwest Conference. Allen faces Westminster in Mexia and Kemp High plays Booker T. Washington in Houston ahead of a new lighting and seating project at Forrest Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan-Temple
Forrest Field
Aggies
Houston
Rice Owls
Maroon and White
Allen Ramblers
Westminster College
Mexia
Bryan Colts
West Junior High
Waco
New Stadium
Kemp High Bears
Bears
Booker T. Washington Eagles
Buffalo Stadium
City
Reagan Warren
S. M. Brown
Brones
Temple
Bryan
Cleburne
Waxahachie
Hillsboro Eagles
Navy
H. A. McDonald
Allen
Westminster
Ajlen
Aggie Fish
Tullos
Groveton
Rawlings
Galveston
McDonald
Special Train Planned For Aggie Game Saturday
A special Southern Pacific train will carry Bryan and College Station fans to Houston for the Texas Aggies versus Rice Owls opening Southwest Conference game. The train departs College Station at 11 15 Saturday morning and reaches Houston around 1 00 p m. Return trains run Saturday night or Sunday up to the last service at 11 30 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
College Station
Texas Aggies
Rice Owls
Houston
T. H. Black
Southern Pacific
College
Aggies
Black
Yankees Triumph in 1936 World Series Finale 13-5
The New York Yankees defeated the New York Giants four games to two to win the 1936 World Series. In a record seventh game style finale, Joe DiMaggio sparked a decisive rally in the last inning as the Yankees pulled away from a 6-5 lead. Mel Ott led the Giants with key hits including a double and a homer, but Gomez and the Yankee bullpen secured the victory before 38,000 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yankees
Giants
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
George Selkirk
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Cub
Joe Moore
Mel Ott
Moore
Bartell
Powell
Selkirk
Rolfe
Gehrig
Terry
DiMaggio
Ott
Ripple
Mel Otto
Vernon
Gomez
Fred Fitzsimmons
Johnny Mumphy
Castleman
Fitzsimmons
Coffman
Gumpert
A. L
Crosetti
Sellink
Sie Powell
Leserri
Deacon
Murphy
Llo
Danning
Lazzeri
Leiber
Dickey
Pitasimmons
Koenig
Ruth Sapp takes clerk post in Tenth District Court
Ruth Sapp of Waco, former Hearne resident, is appointed clerk of the Tenth District Court of Civil Appeals, the only woman in Texas to hold such a post. Her term runs October 1, 1936 to September 30, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Witt, Terrell, and Witt
Tenth Appellate Court
Miss
App
Miss Sappis
Hearne Eagles Rout Caldwell High 33 to 0 for first win in 13 years
Hearne High Eagles, led by coach Louis Cochran, dominated Caldwell High 33 to 0 at Wood Field. Lock Underwood and Billy Fleetwood scored in the second and third quarters, with Deme Palmos adding three touchdowns and Fats Sanders kicking extra points as Hearne piled up 14 first downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Louis Cochran
Hearne High Eagles
Caldwell High Hornets
Wood Field
Caldwell
Eagles
Lock Underwood
Eagle
Palmes
Billy Fleetwood
F@tS
Sanders
Demetre Palmos
Fats Sanders
Palmos
Underwood
Fleetwood
Beasley
Hetzler
Tommfé Mooney
Pistol Stubbs
Brock
English
Blackstone
Summerlin
Franklin
Schiveda
Hi School Girl Seriously Hurt In Truck Upset
Esther Franklin daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Franklin sustained a fractured skull and was listed in critical condition after a hay ride truck overturned near Mud Creek on the Calvert highway. Several other high school students suffered minor injuries and were treated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Esther Franklin
W. J. Franklin
Mud Creek
Calvert Highway
Miss Franklin
Marlin
Miss
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks
A Bryan area crowd lists residents and visitors in a Monday society roundup. Prank J Boriskie visited Houston on business. several Conaway, Jones and Birdwell families are noted in town or traveling from Millican, Birmingham and Austin. A move to Bryan by J Wilsons and Mrs Sanders kin, and new roles for P S Carley in Texas public health, are highlighted along with the Eden family birth and local housing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Boriskie
Houston
W. T. Conaway
J. E. Conaway
Yy. . Sheely
Z. L. Jones
Reliance
Bryan
Rs. J. W. Burrows
Edna Jackson
Della Couch
Millican
Florence Birdwell
Marvin
Madisonville
Texas
ER. B. Middleton
R. Franze
M. B. Basters
Paul Blanchard
Pauline Blanchard
Birmingham
Ala
Austin
Pauline
Texas University
G. R. Branch
Thomas J. Wilson
Bedias
Dallas
Raleigh Kestler
Calvert
Laura Kestler
E. R. Canady
Torbett’s Hospital
Marlin
J. B. Johnson
Jackie
J. E
Eden
H. P. Pittman
Dorothy
Tyler
Pittman
Automatic Gas Company
Boswell Couple Visited Franklin At Kirby Home
Mr and Mrs Richard Boswell returned from a short visit to Franklin where they were guests in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixie Stephens
Southwestern University
Georgetown
J. E. Stephens
Richard Boswell
Franklin
George Kirby
Black Hawk Ointment Ad Offered at Sam's Drug Store
An advertisement promises Black Hawk Ointment to relieve itching and skin discomfort. The ad notes two jar prices, 50 cents and one dollar, with a guaranty offered by Sam's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryan Eagle
Boewell
Broncs
Drub Franklin
Wills
Ieste
Taylor Wilkins
Bron
Pase
Wilkin
Johnny Berry
Jerry
Joe Novak
Manning
Ihirst
Adams
Stephen F. Aus
N. L
Hal Moore
Ss Terry
Mayo
Mancuso
Leslie Z
Eeneeere Danning
Whitehead
Jackson
Danis
Hearne News
Mra. Norman L. McCarver
Shakespeare Club
MOON
H. “Wic Cummings
C. B. Thames Brught
Mesdames
A. R. Weeks
W. M. Boguskie
R. H. Ballinger
G. C. Chatmas
R. O. Ely
M. V. Carson, Jr
A. B. Brady
Stackle
Hornets
Massel
Slovacek
Rosencranz
Heyser
Anderson
Dillingham
Epworth League
The
Methodist Church
Miss Frances, Blackstone
Margaret Martin
Margaret Jones
J. €. Rogers
Hearne Glee Club
Glee Club
Hearne High School
June Hamilton
Penelope Chatmas
Ruth Rouse
Anita Hudson
Leola Barrow
Fiorence Franklin
Frances Collier
Strio
Jane Self
James Wood
Volney Stubbs
Billy Blackstone
Etta Marie Barrow
Christine Pack
Dorris Jean Sisson
Dorris Collins
Billy Frances Johnson
Maurine Melton
Florence Franklin
Calvert, Navasota
Baylor College
Baylor University
Gulf
Centennial Exposition Grounds
Euell Porter
Missouri Pacific Lines
E. W. Craddock
Palestine Schools
Robert Evans
Arvele
Stanfield
University of Texas
Charles Karney, Jr
S.M.U
Thomas Brashear, Jr
R. L. Moss
Dorothy Bivin
Corsicana
W. H. Bivin
George Smith
Elizabeth Duffy
Wilkerson
Third Street
Hearne-Caldwell
Hearne Church
Hearne Music Club
W. A. McNee
W. A. Wilkerson
Lily Kate Beckerman
Jakie Silverman
R. M. McCarver
N. L. McC
Lee S. Smith
Vernon Easterwood
E. H. Heartfield
Allie Whiteley
Pearl Whiteley
Hamlin
Paul Creekmore
W. A. Smith
Frances Martin
Lillian Cullum
Perry Mathis
Cameron
Hearne Eagles
Fitasimmons
Geisel
Magerkurth
Summers
Prirman
Fagle
Star
Dept
Johnson St
Brooklyn
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