Yoe Footballers Ready For Play After Week Of Practice
Cameron Yeomen football team enters the season with optimism and concerns. Coach Billy Bates weighs in on injuries and formations including Iowa Wing T, with key players Leonard Richter Woodum and newcomer Bobby Jones shaping the offense. Veterans like Kirk Schuttle Hillman Edwards Dymke Hosch return, while newcomers Wallace McWilliams Koronek Perrin vie for B-team roles.
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Cameron Yeemen
Gridiron
Billy Bates
Thomas Leonard
Carroll Richter
Jimmy Woodum
Bates
Iowa
Leonard
Richter
Bobby Jones
Jones
Ernest Bayer
Amos Doskocil
Billy Owen
Cameron
Yeomen
Chris Gay
Woodum
Yeemen
Stanley Kirk
Eugene Schuttle
Bobby Hillman
James Edwards
Bob Dymke
Joe Hosch
David Walston
Walston
Johnny Richter
Dan Brashear
Craig Wallace
Ronald McWilliams
Mike Koronek
Mike Perrin
Pool To Remain Open For Labor Day
Ray Green and Make McDermott, managers of the Public Swimming Pool, announced the pool will stay open through Labor Day September 4. The pool has been open since late May and operated under Green and McDermott for two years.
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Ray Green
Make McDermott
Green
McDermott
Kermit Smith Seeks Return To Sandlot Football
Kermit Smith nine year old son of Dr and Mrs E O Smith of 209 N Houston has suffered a broken leg a concussion and a broken collar bone from sandlot football but remains undaunted and says he cannot wait to earn a fourth injury on the field while aiming to regain eligibility.
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Kermit Smith
Young Smith
E. O. Smith
N. Houston
CYO To Sponsor Record Hop Friday at Simon George Hall
The Cameron CYO will sponsor a record hop Friday at 8 p.m. at the Simon George Hall. The public is invited to attend this monthly CYO dance event.
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Cameron Cyo
Simon George Hall
Cyo
Lankford Accepts Coaching Post At Carrizo Springs
Eddy Lanford age 25 accepts head coaching job in Carrizo Springs Texas. A Yee High School 1953 grad he coached track at Georgetown for three years and is a Southwest Texas State College alumnus. He served two years in the Air Force and was a Yeomen halfback in 1953. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Narvie Caperton of Cameron Texas.
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Eddy Lanford
Carrizo Springs
Texas
Lankford
Yee High School
Georgetown
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Air Force
Narvie Caperton
East Ist
Cameron
Four Way Battle In Mens Bowling League Leads
A four way fight for first in the Men’s Summer Bowling League continues after last week’s action. Knight’s lead with 32 wins 18 losses while Pi E Blurs stand 31 20 and Outlaws 30 12. Rockies 29 22. Embezzlers 25 25. Untouchables 25 26. Pin Thrashers 18 32. Wizards 12 38. Wizards posted week best team 2499 with high game 881 and third 834. Jim Edwards led with 560 series and 224 game. Mees 551 and Hollas 520. Mees tops league average at 178.
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Knight's
Outlaws
Rockies
Untouchables
Pin Thrashers
James Hollas
Edwards
Mees
Leo Hollas
Harlen Mees
Charles Hollas
Bellmead Lions Club Hosts First Horseshow Event
The Bellmead Lions Club will sponsor its first horseshow on Saturday night September 2 at 7 30 p m in Lions Park. Proceeds aid park development for Bellmead and surrounding areas. Entry fee is 1 00 with free general admission. Sixteen classes listed include Girls and Boys Pleasure Teens Western and Plantation Open events plus various open racing and obstacle contests.
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Bellmead Lions Club
Lions Park
Bellmead
Winnig
Sunshine League Elect Officers for 1961 62 Bowling Season
The Sunshine Bowling League elected officers for 1961 62 with Billie McCoy as president Neil Dymke as vice president Ann Hollas as secretary treasurer and Ann Schattle as sergeant at arms. The league begins 35 weeks of bowling starting August 28 at 6 30 p m. Sponsors and captains include Star Lite Club Penny Lewis New Cameron Drug Corine Rinn Falstaff Beer Ann Schattle Hefiey Stedman Motor Company Mona Zotz Leaders Dept Store Frances Michna and Citizens National Bank Jackie Me Call.
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Sunshine Bowling League
Sunshine League
Billie McCoy
Neil Dymke
Ann Hollas
Ann Schattle
Sargeant - At - Arms
Star Lite Club
Penny Lewis
New Cameron Drug
Corine Rinn
Falstaff Beer
Hefi
Buckholts Badgers Preview 1961 Nine-Game Schedule
Buckholts Badgers football under coaches Les ter Hanke and Jimmy Hauk open a nine game six man schedule with a roster averaging 147 pounds. Seniors Jack D. Ruzicka and Bobby R. Malovets lead the backfield while freshmen Lenard Fritz Lawrence Hawke add depth. Ends Leland Jones Arthur Inge and Richard Pack plus center Johnny McKush form the core lineup. The 1961 schedule lists dates at Jarrell Milano Jewett Normangee Turnersville Jonesboro Flat Ogelsby and Jarrell again with home and away games shown.
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Buckholts Badgers
Lester Hanke
Jimmy Hauk
Lenard Fritz
Lawrence Hawke
Leland Jones
Arthur Inge
Richard Pack
All Saints Rummage Sale Set For August 26
The All Saints Episcopal Church women announce their annual rummage sale starting Saturday August 26 at the old Mondrik building once the Milam Cafe on the square’s west side.
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The
All Saints Episcopal Church
Mondrik
Milam Cafe
Quarterbacks Club Elects Officers in First Meeting of Year
Cameron Quarterback Club elected new officers for the coming season at its first meeting Monday night. Dr. Robert Titsworth was chosen president, George Johnson vice president, Ollie Gray Chamberlain secretary treasurer, and John Henderson Jr. and James Terry as directors. Percy Arthur former Rice coach gave a 45 minute talk emphasizing team first training and personal challenges.
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Cameron
Percy Arthur
Rice
Presurer
Tom Boyd
Robert Titsworth
Forrest Sapp
George Johnson
Ollie Gray Chamberlain
John Henderson Jr
James Terry
Sapp
K of C Picnic Sunday Set by Cameron Knights
The Cameron Knights of Columbus will hold an annual public picnic at the K of C Hall with games and entertainment starting at 2 p.m. The bowling alley will be open. A barbecue supper of homemade sausage and chicken begins at five o'clock.
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Cameron Knights of Columbus
K of C
Albert Michalka
Yeomen football and fans shape true sportsmanship
Cameron Herald reflects on Yeomen football culture and the impact of spectator behavior on players. The piece notes clean discipline among this year’s Yeomen, urges fans to support fair play, and recalls a skinny recruit’s rough entrance to college football. It also reports PM Jimmy Camp transferring to Texas Christian University for sophomore year.
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Jimmy Camp
Emory B. Camp
Texas Christian University
Max Shuemate Named Assistant Manager at Sunset Drive In
Max Shuemate, 26, will become assistant manager of the Sunset Drive In Temple. A 1953 Yee High School graduate, he previously worked at the Milam Theatre and will move to Temple soon after September 1. He currently resides at 605 West 2nd St.
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Max Schumate
Max Shuemate
Temple
Shuemate
Yee High School
Milam Theatre
West 2Nd St
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Badgers
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Bobby R. Malovets
Badger
Johnny McKush
Jarrell
Milano
Jewett
Normangee
Turnersville
Jonesboro
Flat
Ogelsby
Arthur
Bill Wallace
John J. Piershing
U. S. Grant
Glen Cunningham
Africa
DAY & Nite Grocery
Ice House
E. M. Willie & Son
E. First ST
Firestone
Firestone Champion
Horstmann’s
Horstmann Brothers
Symour
Cameron Herald
Wes
Hank Bayer
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