Cameron 8th Graders Defeat Rosebud 58-37 in Non-District Bout
Yee-Yees rebound from Rosebud overtime loss as Leo Michalka scores a season high 28 points on 12 field goals to lead Cameron. Don Mitchell adds 14, Don Manley 5, while Rosebud’s Charles Belson nets 11 in a 58-37 Cameron win.
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Cameron
Rosebud
Michalka
Cameron Rosebud
Leo Michalka
Jr. Hi
Jr Hi
Don Mitchell
Mitchell
Don Manley
Dennis Woodum
Charles Belson
Hawk
Gary Lucas
TP Manney
McKinney
Goeke Ei Wi Woodum
John Glass
Rosebud G
Burns
Fifteen Cameron Teams Enter 28th TX Women's Bowling
The Cameron Association fields fifteen teams in the 28th annual Texas Woman's Bowling Championship in Waco with over 46,000 dollars in prizes. Teams bowl Saturday at Lake Air Lanes and doubles Sunday at Westview Lanes, with competitors from Cameron Rockdale Rosebud Milano and other towns.
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Texas Woman's Bowling Association
Waco
Cameron
Coca Cola of
Ella Dillon
Louise Neal
Kaye Keen
Milano
Kathryn Jeter
Lillie Zalesky
Agnes Barton
Barbara Bruton
Rockdale
Westview Lanes
Cameron 7th Graders Complete Second Win Over Rockdale
Cameron holds off Rockdale 7th graders 38 to 15 with Ruben Trevino scoring 14 points all on field goals. Cameron led 16 4 at the half and widened the lead in the second half as Roy Thompson added six and Wayne Kirk and David Barrett had four each. John McLerran scored five in the win. This follows a 21 19 OT win in the first meeting.
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Cameron
Ruben Trevino
Raymond Bennett
Roy Thompson
Wayne Kirk
David Barrett
John McLerran
Yoemen Close 1963 Home Schedule With Win Over Navasota
The Yoemen defeated the Navasota Rattlers 60 to 55 to close the 1963 home basketball schedule. Merlin Lester scored 26 points on 10 field goals and 6 free throws, Billy Davenport added 12, and the lead grew from a one point margin after the first quarter to 28 20 at halftime. The team used a fast break and tight defense to contain the visitors.
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Toe Cameron Yoemen
Navasota Rattlers
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Yoemen
Rattlers
Navasota
Merlin Lester
Billy Davenport
Yeomen
Yeemen
Rockdale Rolls Past Yoe With 70 to 35 Victory
Rockdale's stifling defense and fast breaks overwhelmed the Yoemen as the Tigers built a 70 35 lead. Duane Vincent paced Rockdale with a strong start, while Jimmy Killen led the Tigers with 20 points and Copie Perry added 18. Merlin Lester topped Yoe scoring with four field goals and nine free throws.
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Rockdale
Merlin Lester
Dickie Ponder
Mack McKinney
Jimmy Killen
Tigers
Copie Perry
Yee-Yees End Home Run With Promising Youth Team
The Yee-Yees capped their home schedule with an exciting lower level display as a small crowd watched. On the road a devoted group of parents saw a fine exhibition. The piece notes rising youth sports participation across 23 sports, with softball the fastest growing.
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White House
Cameron Yoe-Yoes Rally Past Rockdale In District Play
Cameron Yoe-Yoes defeated Rockdale 35-15 to sweep the two-game series and stay tied for first in the district. Don Mitchell led with 14 points, Leo Miralka added 12, Jackie McKinney 8, and Bill Goeke 7 as Rockdale’s Kranaman topped their scorers with 18. The halftime score was 24-11.
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Cameron
Rockdale
Don Mitchell
Leo Miralka
Jackie McKinney
Bill Goeke
Kranaman
Trevino leads 7th graders to win over Rosebud 32 22
Ruben Trevino scored thirteen points as the Cameron 7th graders defeated Rosebud 7th graders 32 to 22. Cameron built a 20 8 halftime edge while coach Raymond Bennett cleared the bench and extended their district season record to 6 5. They sit tied for first and can move ahead with a win over A M Consolidated Thursday.
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Ruben Trevino
Rosebud
Cameron
Trevino
Raymond Bennett
A&m Consolidated
Bowling Report Highlights Team and Individual Scores Across Leagues
The chart lists high series and high game marks for teams and individuals across multiple leagues including Anderle Lumber Co, Dept Store, Rodenbeck Auto Supply, New Cameron Drug, and Falstaff Beer. Notable performances feature Waldo Noak, Hefley Stedman, Frieda Anderle, Marie Laake, and Mary Gage with top series and high game values.
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Tri City
Hefiey Stedman
Whites Auto “Co
Gaither Motors
Lone Star Beer A
Baskin Ins
Anderle Lumber Co
Citizens National Bank
Western Auto
Falstaff
Hefley Stedman
Marie Laake
Frieda Anderle
Milady Hollas
Frieda Anderie
Kathryn Jeter
Dept Store
Hetley Stedman
Nightlighters
Rodenbeck Auto Supply
Lewis - Bredt
Queen Jimney Rockdale State Bank We Sal
Maureen
Mary Gage
Cynthia Edelman
Nell Pinkerton
Floye Gilleland
Peggy Stau
Cameron Drugs
Texan Cafe
Falstaff Beer
Cameron Lanes
H Mees
Waide Noah
Charles Kirk
H. Mees
C Ross
Joe Humphk
Seven Up
Coca Cola
David Yount
Waldo Noak
Rogers and Academy Split District Contests
Rogers girls beat Academy 54 to 45 to take a first place in district 23A while Academy boys defeated Rogers 67 to 48. Carol Frits led Rogers girls with 23 points, Shirley Lucas and Glenda Mayfield added key totals, and Gloria Ray topped the losers with 33. Rogers’ leading scorer totaled 20 as Bill Young had 19 for the Eagles. Each team has four district games remaining.
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Rogers Girls
Academy Girls
Academy Boys
Rogers Crew
Rogers
Carol Frits
Shirley Lucas
Glenda Mayfield
Gloria Ray
Chandler Sisco
Roger
Eagles
Bill Young
Rogers Juniors Sweep Granger Tourney Titles
Rogers Junior High teams excelled at the Granger tournament with the girls winning first place and the boys taking consolation. Vernon Craft joined the all tournament team for the boys, while Cathy Underwood and Joann Sulak earned girls honors. Kenneth Everly coaches both squads.
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Rogers
Granger
Rogers Boys
Hutto
Thorndale
Walburg
Vernon Craft
Nihe
Bartlett
Cathy Underwood
Joann Sulak
Kenneth Everly
Hutte
Leander
Towers
Bowling League Highs and Players Across Meet
The report lists team totals and high scores with names such as Gloria Neeley Betty Backhous Nell Pinkerton and Lillie Ralston. Individual leaders include Neeley with high series 547 and high game 207 while Coffield and Pearl post notable scores and averages.
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Pear
Formand Ranch
Greens
Coffield
Pearl
Gloria Neeley
Betty Backhous
Nell Pinkerton
Lillie Ralston
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Cameron Association
Marion Summers
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Lillie Ricalson
Betty Backhaus
Josie Boswell
Mozel Williams
Loree Irby
Aliene York
Vera Thompson
Avis Middleton
Jean Haupt
Charlene Miller
Doris Henry
Eleanor Lamkin
Judye Tyler
Helen Seelke
Rockdale Jr. Hi
Ada Henderson
Cameron Herald
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Jim Bay
Yormen
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Warneree
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Duane Vincent
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Menn
Perry
Summers
Seelke
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Scarborough
Sports Herald
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Cameron Yoe - Yoes
Studio Gallery, Inc
Bosque Blvd
Duncan Hines
Oak Farms
Mellorine
Cam — Roc
Childress
Green
Gaither
Sunshine
New
Cameron Drug
Star Lite Club
Academy
Dusek Pharmacy
S&h
Bennie Mayer
Ida Michalka
Betty Beckhaus
Dorris Henry
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Ox.ford
Bode
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Lone Star Gas Company
Dart
Tout
Dodge
Chater Ser
Biogk
Hannemann Ase
Neenel Party
Cudink Manus
Schiller Motors
Travis
Empire
NOC TV
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