Yoemen 1936 outlook: thin material threatens season
The 1936 Yoemen football outlook shows a small squad with few proven linemen and uncertain eligibility. Co captains Gerald Mode and Joe McLean lead backs along with Luther Poole and Earl Peck shaping the backfield. Coach Wood flags a light fast club with no solid line and worries over key players returning from illness while hoping new material emerges.
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Gerald Mode
Joe McLean
Cocaptains
Luther Poole
Alcatraz
Earl Peck
Rockdale
Herald
Wood
Peck
Jimmie Stewart
Milano Flash
Stewart
Poole
Stach
Lange
Hatch
Catheral Heath
Red Guess
Jeff Cammer
End
Hughes
Alexander
Williams
Baldwin
Yeemen
Gilbert Twins
Ben Arnold
Yoe High
Gerick
Ad Hall
Bill Sp
Community Visitors and Social Trips Recap in Cameron
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Ashenbeck and family made a business trip to Cameron on Saturday. Mrs. Robert Conner spent last week in Houston. Mrs. Sam Terry was a Cameron business visitor on Saturday, and Earline Angell visited a little friend. Wanda Vaughan of Cameron also visited. Fritz and Otto Matzig are in Dallas on a business trip. Various Cameron residents, including Carl Tyson, W. E. Baldwin and family, E. J. Spence, R. M. Conner of Houston, Ben Ford, and Emma Jane Ford, hosted or visited relatives this weekend. Mrs. T. W. Batey and Jas. Elrod joined a local business trip to Cameron. The Heitman and Matzig households hosted visitors, while Mollie Ford and Clyde Hensley with Debs Hensley visited Cameron communities.
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Bettie Adams
Theo Ashenbeck
Cameron
Robert Conner
Houston
Sam Terry
Earline Angell
Wanda Vaughan
Fritz
Otto Matzig
Dallas
Carl Tyson
W. E. Baldwin
Emma Jane
Matzig
T. W. Batey
Jas. Elrod
Bill Heitman
Liberty News Highlights Local Visits and Revival Closure
Liberty reports on Edith Taylor returning home from a week with her sister in Ely and lists numerous local visits by residents including the Millers Bussa Hartley and Taylor families. The North Elm church revival ends with Rev P L Caperton of Cameron preaching and Ira White of Hanover leading singing amid large crowds. Walter Ditto of Paint Rock, a former Milam County resident, visited Cameron.
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Edith Taylor
Ely
John Miller
Harvey Bussa
Houston
Fred Busa
Garrison
North Elm Church
P. L. Caperton
Cameron
Ira White
Hanover
Walter Ditto
Paint Rock
Milam County
Unbeaten Teams Fall in League Upset Tuesday Night
Two top teams Coca Cola and Enterprise suffered defeats as Minerva beat Enterprise while Marnelia edged Little Lee by a short margin and Texaco toppled the K P team in a surprising league upset with late scores and close calls.
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Coca Cola
Enterprise
Minerva
Marnelia
Little Lee
Texaco
K. of P
League standings after ten games
Through ten games Coca Cola leads 4-1, 800 Enterprise 3-1, Wenn Oe Littles Icers 3-2, 400 Minerva 4-2, 667 Athletic Council 4-2, Icers 2-2, 600 Texaco 2-5, ADC Horned Frogs 1-3, 250 Magnolia 2-3, A00 K. of P. 0-6, .000.
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Coca Cola
Enterprise
Wenn Oe Little’s
Icers
Minerva
Athletic Council
Texaco
ADC Horned Frogs
Magnolia
K. of P
Farm Market Prices in Cameron Subject to Change
Prices at the Cameron farm market are subject to market fluctuations and may vary as supply and demand shift throughout the selling period. Vendors warn customers that listed prices can change quickly.
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Cameron
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