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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1971
Page
9
The Yoemen defeated Gatesville 70 to 62 Monday with John Barron scoring 26 points and 12 field goals. Belton fell 48 to 45 Tuesday as Barron added 19 points. The Junior Varsity lost to Belton 46 to 38, while beating Gatesville 5 35 in Monday action with Derrick Homer scoring 13.
Buckholts Badgers lose 55 16 to Granger in Bartlett Tournament opener. Granger wins boys championship. Fails leads with 16 points. Badgers earn sportsmanship trophy for two game effort with 40 percent free throws.
Throughout the era the bicycle grows from child use to adult commuting with new Bikeways. Oregon allocates 2.4 million dollars for Bikeways while national bike sales rise from 7.0 to 8.5 million units.
The Cameron Junior High eighth graders won the Caldwell tournament with Caldwell second and Snook third. Cameron beat Brenham 62-36 and later defeated A&M Consolidated 50-32 before a 67-42 win over Caldwell. Top scorers included M White, R Bennett, J White, and D Hollas with multiple 10s and 20 points games. All tournament picks named J White and R Bennett.
The Cameron Yoemen basketball team competed in the Round Rock Tournament with a 63-42 win over Killeen JV, led by John Barron 20 points and 12 by Jackie Chubb and Will Turner. They lost 58-42 to an unnamed opponent and 69-54 to Georgetown, with Barron 16 and Chubb 11 in the final game. Barron named All Tournament.
The Badgerettes opened Bartlett Invitational with a 48 29 win over Leander led by Beckhusen 18 points followed by Webb and Marek 15 each. They then beat Bartlett Lassies 49 22 with Marek 23 and Beckhusen 16 and captured the finals 56 27 over Thrall to claim the Bartlett title.
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