Colts Hold Off Cats In Gridiron Clash Of Give And Take
A rough football game saw the Colts take a third quarter edge, led by strong defense from Towns and Beat, while Ralph Beat and Smithson anchored the line. The Cats fought back with late drives but could not overcome the Colts’ improved play as Carmichael shuffled ends and tackles for balance.
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Tranella
Frank Fickey
Pudhs
Bon Patrasella
Rip
Prev Pierce
Colts
Ela
Jeff
Bronco
Colt
Abford Towns
Carmichael
Ralph
Rusty
Smithson
St Wim Stinson
Agron Metin
Jury Dismissal Alters Trial Schedule
Jurors were excused Monday after a misstep in exclusion proceedings affecting a pending case. The panel was to be reset and resume work on Monday morning to finish by Tuesday or Wednesday, delaying trial proceedings in the county.
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Ae. W. Dowie
Broncos Ease Up for Injured Ahead of Franklin Tilt
The Bryan Brontes slow their tempo after a hard district opener versus Corsicana to recover key players including tackle Robert Cole Nelson who sprained his elbow blade. They prepare for a Thursday visit from Temple and a Friday week showdown with Franklin, hoping to have back several injured teammates. Frank Vickey recovers from a knee strain while working on passing drills under Coach Bill Carmichael.
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Bryan Brontes
Corsicana
Pranktin
Robert Cole Nelson
Env
Nelson
Vote Sewalin
Roby Foster
Yanning
Franklin Thuesday
Frank Vickey
Colts
Nosse
Bill Carmichael
Cooperatives as a Path to Consumer Relief
The column discusses Rochdale principles guiding consumer cooperatives as a remedy to deception in trade. It references Harper’s Magazine on buying quality, cash business, limited member profit, equal votes, and market pricing, linking cooperative models to farm support and later governmental acts.
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Rochdale
Harper’s Magazine
Cry
College
Jeriami
Moses
Mount Simai
Joshua
En Ho
Ermers
Woodrow Wilsom
Thrilling district football opener ends in late rally
Corsicana defeats Bryan 8 to 6 at Tiger Field after Rea banks on a game changing 41 yard interception run. Berry and Scanlin propel Bryan with multiple runs, while Gray, Nelson, and Merka spark the Corsicana defense and special plays in a rain soaked showdown.
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Tigers
Rea
Scanlin
Broncs
McDougal
Bryan Band
Navarro Hotel
Bryan
J Corsicana
Price Roberts LE
Nelson
Little J.f
Hart Baker
Batten Rasene
Johnson Everts
R.G
Weedon Little
R.T. Bond Keyes
R.E. Novak
Read
Patranella Gray LA
Manning J. Stroube
R.H. Merka McDougal
Bryan Tigers Narrow Win Over Corsicana in Gridiron Clash
Penalties pinned Bryan back near the goalline but Rea’s punt to Scanlin set the stage as Corsicana failed to finish with a late surge. Bryan wins 11 first downs to 9 while Pryan’s four interceptions seal Corsicana’s fate. Berry and Rea score for Bryan with Gray adding a field goal for Corsicana.
Kemp Bears Triumph Over Hearne 13-9 in Opening Night
Kemp High Bears defeat Hearne Bears 13-9 at Forrest Field in the opening game. Kemp led 13-0 after two first quarter scores despite Hearne threats, with Dorsey finding Bowens for 25 yards for the early third quarter touchdown.
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Kemp High Bears
Hearne Bears
Ccme
Forrest Field
Kemp
Dorsey
Bowens
Bryan Cubs Rally Falls Short Against Hearne
Bryan drives into Hearne territory mostly in the first half with two touchdowns and an extra point after the second score. Bowens Gay Dorsey led the backfield while Edmerson Andrews Robinson Graves anchored the line. Hearne’s Stewart Tyler Dunn Foster starred on defense and line. Bryan completed four of ten passes while Hearne went one for five. First downs favored Bryan 12 to 5. Kemp faces Phyllis Wheatley of Houston at Forrest Field Wednesday night.
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Bryan
Hearne
Bowens
Gay
Dorsey
Edmerson
Andrews
Robinson
Graves
Stewart
Tyler
Dunn
Foster
Kemp
Phyllis Wheatley
Houston
Bryan Cub
Forrest Field
Science Academy Meet Plans Set for Texas At San Antonio
At a meeting of the Texas Academy of Science executive council in College Station on Sun 27 plans were made for the 1936 annual meeting to be held in San Antonio on Friday and Saturday Nov 13 and 14. Sessions include a business meeting, scientific sections, an annual dinner with a guest address, and a marine biology symposium.
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Texas Academy of Science
College Station
Putlin
San Antonio
Executive Council
Academy
Norther Strikes Area Sunday Evening With Temperature Drop
A Sunday norther swept into the area causing temperatures to plunge from a daytime high to a chilly night. Record lows and precipitation amounts follow with values for Monday through Sunday and rainfall inches recorded over the period.
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Mercery
Einesday - MS
Thursacyae
Miss Eve Norton backs SMU in big Texas clash
Eve Norton daughter of Texas A and M coach Homer Norton predicts SMU will field a strong but rough-edged team for the upcoming showdown. She plans to stay neutral and cheer both sides from the 50 yard line.
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Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
Evelyn Norton
Homer Norton
Texas Aggies
Miss Norton
Ward-Belmont
Mustangs
Mustang
Aggie
Dallas Morning News
Aggie Freshmen open season vs Allen Ramblers Oct 2
Tex as Aggie Freshmen under coach Sikes report over 100 candidates for a 4 squad with Manning Smith Nick Willis and Pete Dowling assisting. The Opening tilt with Allen Academy Ramblers at Bryan is set for Friday night October 2 after a Thursday postponement.
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College Station
Manning Smith
Nick Willis
Pete Dowling
Sikes
J. D. Clayton
Hereford
Carl Dudley
Houston
Bill Duncan
Henrietta
Sam Dwyer
Fe! Paso
Jim Hix
Gatesville
Dan Jardell
Beaumont
Bill McCartley
Don Mims
Bruce Moreland
McKinney
Herbert S Moreland
E. C. Thomas
Vernon
Herbert Smith
San Angelo
Harris Wright
Dublin
Gus Bates
Fort Worth
Parrish Burtmer
Roxton
Alton Cates
Dallas
Wynne Crawford
Amarillo
Joe Garrett
Raymondville
Luther Larimore
Newcastle
Bill Routt
Chapel Hill
Durwood Steele
Randon Reid
Marid Imperial
San Anto
Reverend Thompson to Visit Henderson on Church Business
Free Will Baptist minister Reverend C. BRB Thompson will travel to Henderson on Wednesday to conduct church business and engage with local congregations.
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C. Brb
Thompson
Henderson
Free Will Baptist Church
Patranella and Merka added to Allen Ramblers for Fish game
The Allen Ramblers add Bryan Bronco stars John Patranella and Mit Merka to their squad for the Allen Texas Aggie Fish game under Forrest Field lights. Coach H A McDonald leads a 36 man roster with tackles around 200 pounds and a focus on running plays and passing drills as they prep for Westminster College on October 9.
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Bryan Bronco
Ramblers
Forrest Field
John Patranella
Mit Merka
Bryan
Patranella
Merka
Allen
Baylee
Georgia
Ends
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Eastland
Durfree
Jacksboro
Rawlins
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Wieemann
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O’rear
Breckenridge
Herring
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Collins
Tullos
Groveton
Phlughaupt
Merket
Cisco
Chappell
Rockdale
Spiller
Canady
Wood
Temple
Lee
Tyler
Hughes
Georgia Boy
Merlin
Petranella
Fletcher
Corsicana
McDonald
Woods
Speed Demon
Sam Houston
Thompson
Weizmann
Marriage Licenses Shown For Rufus Rebilies and Josepha Flores
The notice lists Rufus Rebilies wed Josepha Flores and Nick Salvato tied to Mary Ann Perrone in marriage license records.
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Rufus Rebilies
Josepha Flores
Nick Salvato
Mary Ann
Perrone
Black Hawk Ointment Offered At Sam's Drug Store
Sam's Drug Store advertises Black Hawk Ointment to relieve athlete's foot eczema itch and foot soreness with a price of 50 cents or one dollar, backed by a guarantee.
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Sam's Drug Store
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Nooks) Bond
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