Bryan Broncos Tame Madisonville 25-0 In Season Opener
Bryan High School opened the season with a 25-0 victory over Madisonville at Forrest Field. The Broncos dominated on both sides, racking 21 first downs to three for the visitors, with key plays by Novak Scanlin Stallings and Beal Vitopil. The standout second string also impressed, while Madisonville produced Captain Matt Howard and David Nelson as the main bright spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin
Bryan’s
Broncos
Madisonville Mustangs
Forrest Field
Mustangs
Brones
Brone
Bryan
Bronco
Mustang
Madisonville
Broncs
Novak
Stailites
Stallings
Peterlin
Pers Scanlin
Antone Mer
Mustan
Scanlin Hadeen
Scanlin
Gisbo
Howard
Wallis Price
Bronce
Price
Bronc
Antone Merka
Joe Novak
Nes
Gee
G. Stallings
Triple Ter
Pete Scanlin
Joe
Vak
Husky
Eldridge McCall
Bill Moore
Frank Restivo
Ernest Bond
Alvin Syptak
Robert Nelson
McCall
Nelson
Bond
Syptak
Moore
Oren Beal
F. J. Vitopil
Vitopil
Beal
Matt” Howard
David Nelson
Madison County
Stephen F. Austin High School
E. Vergne Adams
Mary Virginia Dimmitt
Lil Dimmitt
A. & M. College
Frances Darnell
Ruth Rucker
Jim James
Ed Karper
Betty Brewer
Bernice Kraft
Isbell LE
EYE Shiciites Ah Marreedlineiig
CN ‘ L.T
Igs
Nelson L.G. Prem Voecciestechectks de tWelonie Eee
BORE
Cvssti
Tanith
Ae Jorden R.T Bone Ai Fecsismoasers Ferguson
R.E. Novak
Q. Oee Idiesunasidard
Cotton L.H. Stallings
Hernandez R.H
Brno
Weilder
Kemp Bears Set to Open Season Against Sour Lake Tigers
Kemp High School plans to open Friday night at Forrest Field at 8 against Sour Lake with coach Robert Wilson and William Hall leading a 22 man squad. Only two lettermen return as C. J. Grays and Edwin Collins anchor the lineup. The pep squad, led by Mrs. J L Pillows and Alpearly Sadberry, promises new songs and a strong rhythm to kickoff the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp High Bears
Sour Lake Tigers
Forrest Field
Robert Wilson
William Hall
Bears
Daniel Edmerson
Otis Johnson
Warren Crawford
Howard Etherly
J. C. Roberson
Ennis Owens
Artis Lovelady
C. J. Grays
Walter Andrews
Henry Moore
C. B. Waller
Jackies
D. C. Rush
William Dorsey
Travis Dorsey
T. Smith
Floyd Thompson
Theo Lewis
Clint Bradly
Holly Hall
Lloyd Smith
George Lewis
Edwin Collings
Edwin “Monk” Collins
J. L. Pillows
Alpearly Sadberry
Kemp High School
J. L.ns
Alpearl Lad
Atoy Ford
Dorothy D. Wallace
Seerraine Johnson
Cornelius Gray
Treasursom
Mana
Bronc Tiger Tilt Opens District Play for Central Texas Teams
The district opener features Bryan-Corsicana in Corsicana Friday night as the only 12 district game while Cleburne Waco and Temple face strong non regular matchups. Waco vs Sunset Dallas and Temple vs Highland Park Dallas precede Cleburne’s Saturday test at Port Arthur. Hillsboro meets Mart. Waxahachie battles Ferris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsicana
Central Texas
Cleburne
Waco
Temple
Sunset High
Dallas
Dalas
Highland Park
Jeff Davis
Houston
Port Arthur
Yellow Jackets
Hillsboro
Mart
Waxahachie
Ferris
Aggies Face Bearkats In Friday Night Tilt At Pritchett
College Station Sept 24 Aggies coached by Homer Norton prepare to host the Sam Houston State Bearkats at Pritchett Field in the third Huntsville visit in four years Both teams won openers with Texas A and M beating Stephen F. Austin 37 6 and Sam Houston State routing Abilene Christian 32 0 Norton plans to refine the offense as he eyes future opponents with ten backfield players likely including Les Cummings Doc Pitner and several sophomores with strong line play led by Silmer Kirby Nick Willis Charley DeWare Stan Stach and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Huntsville
Homer Norton
Texas Aggies
Sam Houston
Bearkats
Pritchett Field
Aggies
Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks
Abilene Christian
Bearkat
Norton
Pop” Warner
Temple University Owls
Tyler
Centenary
Aecord
Lumberjacks
Les Cummings
Doc” Pitner
Percy Reid
Bob Nesista
Waylon Manning
Dick Vitek
Ed Wicker
Bruno Schroeder
Bill Boyd
Ken Mills
Reid
Pierce
Silmer Kirby
Nick Willis
Charley DeWare
Stan Stach
Taylor Wilkins
Marion Crow
Martin
Bomber
Texas A M College to Get 9000 for Janitor Service
The house appropriations committee on Monday reported favorably a bill by Rep. A. T. McKinney providing 9000 dollars for janitor service at Texas A. and M. College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House Appropriations Committee
Rep
A. T. McKinney
Texas A. & M. College
Team schedules season games from Bryan to Beaumont
The report lists a full slate of upcoming games with dates and venues. Definite games include Sour Lake in Bryan on Sept 27 and Phyllis Wheatley in Houston on Oct 8. Other matches at Bryan, Calvert, Port Arthur, Beaumont, Marlin, Crockett, Austin, and Hearne are probable dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ger
Claudius Stripling
Sour Lake
Bryan
Phyillis Wheatley
Houston
Booker T. Washington
Corsicana
Calvert
Port Arthur
Beaumont
Crockett
Austin
Hearne
Spangler to open 1936 campaign from Chicago Midwest HQ
Harrison E. Spangler Cedar Rapids Iowa attorney and midwest Republican organizer will set up Chicago based Midwest regional headquarters as the first new campaign unit. His grass roots plan aims to bring public affairs home to everyday people while he remains active in farming and party work. He has long chaired local and state GOP groups and worked with James V Good Hoover era campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison E. Spangler
Midwest
Chicago
Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
James V. Good
Mr. Good
Hoover
Good
Congress
Washington
Shreveport
Texas
Huey Long
Huey
Smith
Royal Duty Guides Wales Heir Through Varied Duties
The third son of England’s rulers, at 35, is noted for commitment to army duties and public service. He served as representative for the king at royal events, including weddings and imperial ceremonies, and recently toured Australia and New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke OF Gloucester
George
Mary of England
Alice
Montagnu-Douglas-Scott
Buccleuch
Queensberry
Wales
England
Catterick
Leopold
Belgium
Astrid
Sweden
Japan
Haile Selassie
Trinity
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Solomon
Australia
New Zealand
Prince Henry
William Scott
10Th Hussars
To See Bangtails On Four Tracks Thru This Fall
Dallas dispatch notes four major tracks Dallas Fair Park Arlington Downs Ep som Downs and Alamo Downs will host 181 days of Thoroughbred racing through fall and spring 1986. Dallas Fair Park opens Sept 28 with purses $600 to $900 daily and six $1,000 added stake events plus several $1,200 and $1,000 handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Julius Reeder
Fair Park
Arlington Downs
Arlingtown Downs
Epsom Downs
Alamo Downs
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Texas
Dallas Fair Park
Lone Star State
Bryan Bronco A Squad Schedule 1935
The 1935 schedule lists Bryan games: Sept 27 at Corsicana in a district match, Oct 4 vs Brenham in Bryan, Oct 11 vs Temple in Temple, Oct 18 vs Cleburne in Bryan, Oct 25 vs Waxahachie in Bryan, Nov 1 vs Waco in Waco, Nov 8 vs Hillsboro in Hillsboro, Nov 15 vs Bellville in Bryan, Nov 22 vs Conroe in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bellville
Conroe
Bronco B Squad Opens Season Against Bremond Thursday
Stephen F. Austin high school Colts B squad, coached by W. R. Carmichael, opens season at Forrest Field Thursday versus Bremond. The 30 player group features many former Colt starters and plans five games this fall before disbanding November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin High School Colts
Bronco
Forrest Field
Bremond High School
Colt
W. R. “Bill” Carmichael
Bremend
Colts
New Waverly
Waco
Bryan
Bremond
Joe Lloyd
Lloyd
J.C. Lloyd
Joe Buck Lloyd Returns to Bremond as First-Year Coach
Known as Joe Buck Lloyd during his high school backfield days about a decade ago, the former standout is coaching Bremond High School for the first time this season. He brings a history with the program and aims to lift the team through his new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Buck
Lloyd
Bremond
Bryan star Hudson sold to Brooklyn after Evangeline league run
Johnny Hudson of Bryan led Jeanerette in the Evangeline league, starred at short for the champion Blues, and drew major league interest from Brooklyn. He was injured late in the season, Brace slowed defense but he finished strong and hit .205 for the year before being bought by Brooklyn for its Allentown team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Neumann
Cleveland
Neumann
Moline
Ilinois
Mike
Benny Howard
United Air Lines
Howard
Mister Mulligan
Johnny Hudson
Bryan
Jeanerette Club
Evangeline League
Hudson
Brooklyn Robins
Allentown Brooks
Brooklyn
Florida
Jeanerette
Blues
Opelousas
Lafayette
Bryan Star
Allentown
Poison saves cotton but is hard on bees
Poisoning cotton to fight worms saved the crop but killed many bees. Apiary owners report swarms died after bees fed on poisoned cotton blossoms, and the honey crop in the region will be greatly depleted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apiaries
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eae
Ralph Lindsey
Patranella
Trant
Harding
Weedon
Tobias
Batten
Manning
McWilliams
J. Lindsey
Burtis
McMahan
Pederson
Ash
Mosley
D. Davis
Bell
Higginbotham
Penberthy
Ohio
Kemp
G. L. E. Smith
G. L. K. Smith
Kingfish
Christian Church
Marshall, Ill
Padeeville
Wisconsin
Gerald Smith
la Follette
Butler College
Indianapolis
Butler
King’s Highway
Amy N. Stannard
Federal Board of Parole
Stanpard
U. S
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Virgin Islands
Paul M. Pearson
T. Webber Wilson
Wilson
Washington Post
Bronco A
Robins
Magle
Renee Roman Baralog
Emmel’s Pharmacy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!