Pimplers Home Identified as Mystery Farm
Edmund Pimpler’s 95 acre farm on US 77 five miles north is named Mystery Farm. He bought the land in 1946 from Henry Reaves and built the home and outbuildings. Pimpler grows wheat oats corn and mates on the farm and advocates soil improvement with fertilizer and cover crops. Wv Angell has worked the farm for years. The Pimplers have two sons Harold 19 and Donald 13.
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Edmund Pimpler
Pimpler
Henry Reaves
Wv. L. Angell
Pimplers
Harold
Donald
Cardinals Fall to Red Sox 3-1 in Cameron Action
Cameron Cardinals lose to Georgetown Red Sox 3 to 1. Red Sox tally all runs in first inning on Hill and Debnam singles, Schwitzer double, and error. Manuel Aldams scores on a fielders choice for Cameron. Louis DeLa Rosa Jr. records two hits. Next game at Colonial Field against Austin at 2 30 p m.
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Cameron Cardinals
Georgetown
Red Sox
Hill
Debnam
Schwitzer
Tony Mendoza
Zeke Dela Rosa
Cameron
Manuel Aldams
Louis DeLa Rosa, Jr
Cardinals
Austin
Colonial Field
Champions with God given size and tragic loss echo Texas greats
The column profiles Texas A M pivot Charles Krueger praised as a Bear Bryant type champion, and recalls Beverly Krueger and their newborn Charles Andrew Jr. Other Texas athletes and towns are referenced, from Aggie stars to Midlothian’s talent and Port Neches veterans, all shaping a culture of athletic prowess and enduring memory.
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Charles Andrew Krueger
Texas A&m
Caldwell
Bear Bryant
Beverly
Charles
Charles Andrew Jr
Krueger
Rody Odsborne
Aggie
Vic Bacicek
Texas Guard
Blair Cherry
Longhorn
Lubbock
Vic
Amarillo
Jack Gallacher
Daddy Warbucks
Bert Coan
Bert
Abe Martin
Eagle Lake
Bill Henry
Portland
McWilliams Hurls Braves Past Yanks in Big League Bout
The Braves outscored the Yankees 15 to 11 after an 11 to 0 third inning. Ronald McWilliams started for Atlanta before Bobby Jones and Doug Bryan led a 17 hit attack. Robert Eikenhorst homered for the Yankees, with Nelson, Bowen, and Perrin among those strong at the plate.
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Braves
Yankees
Ronald McWilliams
Yanks
Bobby Nelson
Larry Bowen
Richard Bradshaw
Bowen
Nelson
Craig Wallace
Billy Clark
Robert Eikenhorst
Bobby Jones
McWilliams
Jones
Douglas Bryan
Mark Perrin
Lawrence Laffere
Laffere
Jones Leads Braves Past Bears In Extra Inning Win
Jones pitched seven no hit innings and 11 strikeouts as the Braves beat the Bears 2 1 in eight innings. Larry Pleat doubled stole third and scored the winning run in the bottom of the eighth after Mack McKinney placed a ball between first and second.
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Bobby Jones
Braves
Bears
Larry Pleat
Mack McKinney
Jones
Robert Moran
Billy Holloway
Douglas Bryan
John Marshall Leads Merchants In 9-3 Victory
Cameron Merchants beat Killeen 9 3 as John Marshall struck out seven and earned the win. Cameron piled up 11 hits, drew 10 walks and hit three batters. Sonny Raymond and Cook led 11 Hitters with 2 for 3 and 2 for 4 respectively. Buck Wilkerson homered.
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John Marshall
Merchants
Cameron Merchants
Killeen
Cameron
Sonny Raymond
Cook
Buck Wilkerson
B. L. Wilkerson
Sope
Hurricane Fence
Temple
Pendleton
Jones Pitches Sox To Victory
The White Sox defeated the Indians 10 to 5 at Yoe High Field Thursday night. Dennis Jones pitched all nine innings for the win as Robert Woodum went 3 for 4 and James Vogelsang 2 for 3. Merlin Lester took the loss for the Indians after giving up 12 hits. Glen McCarty and Frankie Dorner each 2 for 3 led the Indians offensively.
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White Sox
Dennis Jones
Indians
Yoe High Fiel
Robert Woodum
James Vogelsang
David Mees
Jones
Merlin Lester
Dickie Ponder
Lester
Franklin Moore Wins A&M Slide Rule Contest
Franklin Moore a 1957 Yee High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs J D Moore won first place in the electrical engineering division of the annual slide rule contest at Texas A&M College. About 60 freshmen competed as Moore received a bronze plaque and a slide rule. He is valedictorian of Yee High and a sophomore in electrical engineering at Texas A&M.
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Franklin Moore
Yee High School
J. D. Moore
Texas AM College
Yee High
Texas A&m
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Bill Butler
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Port Neches Chronicle
O. J
Red) Wilkerson
Port Neches
June Davis
Ken Wilson
Brazosport
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Plentl
Bryan
Perrin
McKinney
Sox
Glen McCarty
Frankie Dorner
Krguar
L. T. Warren
Little River
W. T. Warren
Don
Warren
David Miller
Virgil Miller
R. A. Miller
Leonard Brooks
A&m
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Moore
Nozzie
Everair Reg
Horstmann Brothers