Texas Interscholastic League District 11 Football Schedule Preview
Friday action features Bryan Broncos in District 11 play with Gorshana Tigers and Highland Park Dallas visiting Centennial. Teams like Waxahachie Pyloweeny and Brazoria area clubs open their season as shifts in venue occur due to stadium and playoff constraints.
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Patent District 11
Central Texas
Bryan Broncos
Gorshana Tigers Mayne Highland Park
Dallas
Centennial
Yaa x Victory
Waxahachie
Pep
Navasota Fighting Irish
Tigers
Yellow Jackets
Austin Maroons
Cleburne
Pagies
Hornets
Houston
Temple
Buffalo Stadium
Waco Tigers
Mexia Blackcats
Waco
Temple Wildcats
Fellows
Bryan
Corsicana
Austin
Paschal
Port Worth
Wooedrow Wilson Las
Hillebore
Nacht
Hillsbore
Greenville
Tyler
Highland Park
Weee
Woodrow Wilson
Garet
Franklin
Brisien
Teerple
Wace
Wanahachie
Corscama
North Dallas
Colhederre
Hisiem
Bryn
Waxahachic
Hillehere
Bryem
Berei
Arsine
Dallas Tech
Dalles
Tempie Gitrict
Bevan
Brewham
Waxahechic
Hillshere
Hillsbare
Waoa
Dar
RATTLESNAKE BITE PATAL TO WOMAN AT PIPE CREEK
San Antonio report states a rattlesnake bite fatally affected a woman at Pipe Creek in Bandera County after she stepped into a family quarrel. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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San Antonio
Pipe Creek
Bandera County
1936 Schedule for Bryan Broncos
Bryan Broncos 1936 game slate lists matches at Bryan against Nava sota Corsicana Franklin Temple Cleburne Waxahachie Ware Hillsboro Brenham with venues in specified towns. Dates show September through November with several home and away games noted.
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Bryan
Navasota
Corsicana
Franklin
Temple
Cleburne
Waxahachie
Wace
Hoppess and Ransom Win in Golf Match
Hoppess and Ransom defeated L. L. Fouraker and Frank Belton 2 and 1 in an exhibition at Bryan Country Club on Sunday. Fouraker birdied No. 1 while Bolton birdied No. 6 to trim the lead, as rain forced spectators to seek shelter in the golf shop.
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Coulter Moppess
Henry Ransom
L. L. Fouraker
Frank Belton
Bryan Country Club
Fouraker
Bolton
A. L
Whiskey) Smith
Smith
Musicians Sought by U S Marine Corps Dallas Office
The United States Marine Corps Recruiting District of Dallas seeks 10 qualified musicians who can read music and play one or more listed instruments. Applicants aged 15 to 25, up to 30 for special cases, must be single with no dependents and pass a standard physical exam. Enlistees will train at Barris Island S C and Quantico Va, then join post bands abroad or in the United States.
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United States Marine Corps Recruiting District of
Dallas
Barris Island
S. C
Quantico
United States
Marine Corps
Negro held for chicken thief Gaute with burglary history
A. L. Gaute, described as a negro, is held in connection with a chicken theft case. He has previously served a term in state prison for burglary.
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A. L. Gaute
al- Fasta
Seek County License for Marble Machines
Austin report on a Harris county matter states county license for marble machines is needed after a tax law omission. County judge Hosheina says boards may be willing to pay the tax, with Houston officials noting state and city collection rights did not extend to counties.
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Austin
Houston
Hosheina
Harris County
This Week In Texas History September 1832 1885 Call to Convention
Texas history notes events from September 1 1832 to September 20 with calls for a convention at San Felipe de Austin planned for October 1 1885 and a September 19 call to arms by Austin. It mentions the Mier expedition prisoners released September 16 and 17 of 158 executed.
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Austin
San Felipe de Austin
San Antonio
Washington
Mier
Santa Anna
Carling
Richman and Merrill Complete Transatlantic Trip
Harry Richman and Dick Merrill reported completing a round trip transatlantic flight with a forced landing near Musgrave Harbor Newfoundland. They were marooned and requested supplies and a mechanic, noting a damaged propeller and gas exhaustion. The flight marked the first round trip over the Atlantic by man, though its objective at Floyd Bennett Field was not reached.
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New York
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
Musgrave Harbor
Newfoundland
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Harbor Grace
Richman and Merrill
Richman-Merrill
Five Yell Leaders Named for Stephen F. Austin High Pep Squad
Stephen F. Austin high school will have five yell leaders for the 1936 gridiron season. Ruth Taubenhaus and Albert Byrom Covey join new fifth place holder while Mac Stewart Tom Stewart and Catherine Parker return from last year. The pep squad includes about 75 to 80 members with new white uniforms and Claryce Matthews as sponsor assisted by Winsole Harris. Vergne Adams, band director, serves as drillmaster for both band and pep squad.
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Stephen F. Austin High School
Pegan Broncos
Ruth Taubenhaus
Albert Byrom Covey
Mac
Tom Stewart
Catherine Parker
Claryce Matthews
Winsole Harris
Vergne Adams
Hand
Pep
Aqaad
Japanese Sailors and Chinese Meet Near Pekhoi Coast
In Shanghai on September 14, Japanese sailors and Chinese soldiers clashed off the coast near Hamer land as both sides reported investigations into a Japanese national's death. The fighting followed tensions over perceived sect interests in Secth Chia and involved reports of a stabbing on September 3.
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Shanghai
Pekhoi
Tekre
Shige
Merth
Hamerland
Chines
Mary
Broncos roll over Calvert 28 0 in season opener
Defense stalls Calvert as Stephen F. Austin High School’s Broncos open the 1936 gridiron season with a 28 to 0 victory. Pete Scanlin scores twice and adds a 50 yard return erased by a penalty while the first string and substitutes combine for 25 first downs.
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Stephen F. Austin High School
Broncos
Calvect
Pete Scanlin
L. O. Manning
Calvert
Johnny Berry
Bryan
Robert Cole Nelson
Broncs
Pete Jones
Travis Nelson
Lewis Ball
Joe Novak
Nelson
Wallis Price
Price
Luke Patranella
Bryan Koys
Bronco
Antone Merka
Luke Pstranelis
L. C. Manning
Alegethe
Lewis Bail
Joe Nowak
Jehoury
Brome
Orville Johnson
Ernest Nooks
Bond Demald Weeden
Seeme Ste
James Drury
Bryan Calvert Price LE
A. Cobb
Scoring Summary Of Interceptions And Punts
Two interceptions were returned for 42 and 10 yards by McWilliams and Scanlin. Bryan punted five times for 19 yards and Calvert seven times for 33 yards. Touchdowns credited to Bryan Scanlin Berry and Price. Bryan added eight PATs with Nelson and Price adding one each. Bryan and Calvert drew penalties eight and four times for 70 and 25 yards respectively.
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McWilliams
Scanlin
Bryan
Calvert
Bryan—Scanlin
Berry
Price
Bryan—R. Nelson
Len Morris Opens Season With Bright Prospects In Jacksonville
Len Morris College in Jacksonville opens Friday against North Texas Agricultural College with strong returning players Led by captain Emory Deason and new standouts including Raymond Lang and Neal Godwin The Bryan connections frame a lineup featuring eight Bryan athletes as the squad builds under coach T F Wilson and faces tough East Texas junior college rivals Wesley and Texarkana.
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Len Morris College
Jacksonville
T. F
Puny) Wilson
Bryan
North Texas Agricultural College
Lon Morris
Neal
Buddy) Godwipr
Butch) Deason
Pegan Bronco
Allen Rambler
Raymond Lang
Broncos
Allen
Deason
Phil Mosley
Allen Academy
Mosley
North Texas Aggies
Aggie
Klepte
Helmes
East Texas
Wesley
Texarkana
Marshall College
Frank Merka
J. D
Tubba
NYU Program Enables 302 UT Students to Attend
Federal NYA funding sets aside 220000 for 1936 37 at the University of Texas in Austin. 76 undergraduates earn 36 cents hourly up to 42 months, 41 graduates get 30 monthly. 59 medical students in Galveston receive jobs totaling around 13 660 to 14 000 monthly payroll.
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Austin
University of Texas
National Youth Administration
School of Medicine
Galveston
Fed- ST
NYA
Dean Moore
Young Men's and
Young Women's Christian Associations
Othe
Mage Licenses and Bryan Visitor Teeter
Vernon mypeem and Delores Rogers receive mage licenses while Betert Corte and Lela Hull Mens are noted. Pate and son of Bareey are identified as Bryan visitor teeter, indicating a legal or civil notice context.
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MAGE
Vernon Mypeem
Delores Rogers
Betert Corte
Lela Hull
Pate
S D. Pate
Bareey
Bryan Visitore
Teeter
Kemp Bears eye big year on gridiron in 1956 schedule
Kemp High Bears under coach Robert Wilson and new assistant Howard Love prepare for a 1956 football season opening September 25 at Forrest Field against Hearne. The squad features 24 players with ten 1935 lettermen among them, including Otis Slim Johnson Oscar Bowens J C Roebinson Warren Crawford Theodore Lewis and Walter Andrews. The schedule lists games against Hearne Philly Wheatley Booker T Washington Calvert Moore High Crockett Port Arthur and Galveston across September to December.
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Kemp High Bears
Robert Wilson
Howard Love
Kemp
Prairie View
Wilson
Love
Wiley
Bears
Otis
Slim) Johnson
Oscar Bowens
J. C. Roebinson
Warren Crawford
Theodore Lewis
Walter Andrews
Hearne
Bryan
Phillys Wheatley
Houston
Booker T. Washington
Calvert
Moore High
Waco
Beaumont
Crockett
Port Arthur
Galveston
Electric Lights Flicker as Truck Hooks on Guywire
In Bryan a truck driver backing away brushed a guy wire from a street light causing sparks and bright flashes over the city. Power plant workers quickly cut power and redirected switches, ending the display within minutes without damage to equipment. Raymond P. Todd of Rock Prairie visited Bryan that day.
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Bryan
Ruth Chatterton Aviatrix Star of Stage and Sky
Ruth Chatterton, born 1893 in New York, rose from a stage dare to film stardom and became a leading actress in sound pictures. She holds a pilot license to fly her own plane and sponsors the Ruth Chatterton Air Derby, a noted aviation event.
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Ruth Chatterton
Broadway
Washington
Mary Ann
New York
Judy Abbott
Joffer
Hollywood
Miss Chatterton
New York City
Montgom ery Visitor list highlights local long notes
A long column details visitors and students from Bryan by names and towns. Mrs. Frank Powell of Montgomery visits Rev. J. J. Pipkin’s family on College Road while many youths depart for Texas colleges in Denton Waco Austin and Houston. Neighbors share travel and hospital news across multiple households.
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Frank Powell
Montgomery
J. J. Pipkin
College Road
Jane Singletary
Alice. Ogier
Denton
Texas College For Women
Fort Worth
W. S. Johnson
Orange
State Highway Department
Dora Buchanan
A. J. Buchanan
West 24Th Street
R. L. Buchanan
Silverton
Webb Buchanan
John Buchanan
Jack Buchanan
Jessie Kate Buchanan
Lila Wilkinson
R. Wilkinson
Ennis. Monte
Carmichael
Brenham
Bryan
Houston
E. M. Bryant
Dannie
Mary Elizabeth
Port Arthur
Ted Ryan
Rockdale
Coulter Hoppess
Hiram T. Coulter
Hoppess
Ryan
J. W. Coulter
Patience Chance
Austin
Texas University
Lawrence Parker
Roland Chatham
University of Texas
L. S. Arnold
Fay Vergin
Fort Sill
Okla
J. Coulter Smith
Arnold
Smith
M. R. Bentley
Dallas
Bessie Mae Lichte
C. G. Albert
Mary Lou Prinnel
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sam H. Jones
Burlesen County
Richard B. Grant
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Pat Griffith
David Seager
Raymond Leve
Navasote
J. Williams
Alfred Schulman
Morris Schulman
Motion Picture Exhibitors Association
Mary Elizabeth Gardner
Frances Neisess
Golden Plovers Rest in Lower Rio Valley on Migration Route
Migratory golden plovers, traveling from Labrador to Argentina with a single stop, rest briefly in the lower Rio Grande Valley. They fatten in coastal swampy flats near Brownsville before continuing southward. The plover, once a favorite game bird, is now protected by law.
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Lower
Rio Valley
Brownsville
Labrador
Argentina
Rio Grande Valley
Texas oil man buys ranch near Uvalde
In Dry Fire Canyon 24 miles from Uvalde the 4000 acre Newman Patterson ranch sold to M. J. Monroe of Houston, an oil company official. He plans a model ranch to raise biloaded livestock and convert the property with a stone residence and low water dams. Reported price is $24000.
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Uvalde
Newman
Two Men Charged in Conrad Night Club Purse Theft
Dan Harris and Willie Burlin face charges over the theft of a purse left on a table by a patron at the Conrad Night Club Saturday night. Police arrested the men late Saturday. the purse money remains unrecovered.
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Dan Harris
Willie Burlin
Conrad
Brs County Cotton Ginning Falls From Last Year
Census Bureau report shows Brases county gins had only 2356 bales by Sept 1, about half the amount ginned the previous year. The figure reflects a sharp decline in local cotton production for current season.
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Brases County
Census Bureau
Tandy Joins Magnolia Refining Lab at Beaumont
Tardy with Magnolia P. A. Tandy Jr, a Texas A. and M. chemical engineer graduate last June, has begun work in Magnolia Refining Co. laboratory at Beaumont and is already on the job.
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P. A. Tandy Jr
Texas A. & M. College
Magnolia Refining Company
Beaumont
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Ware
Hills
Bera
Ransom
U. S. Marine Corps
Texas
Helen Ramsay
Colorado
Pep Squad
Pakhot
Len Morris
NYU
Raymond P. Todd
Rock Praise
Dy & Larmin
Brazos
Magnolia
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