Records Fall At Invi tational Track Meet In Cameron
Results from the Eighth Annual Invitation Track Meet held in Cameron on March 9 are printed. Winners include Clark Taylor in the 100 yard dash with 10.1 seconds, and Lindow John Reagan Houston in the broad jump with a new record 21 feet 1/2 inch. Team and individual placings span Jeff Davis Houston El Campo and surrounding districts with multiple events noted.
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Chas. M. Hicks
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Taylor
Lemon
Austin
Zawacki
John Reagan
Hous
Ton
Levey
Jeff Davis
Houston
Northcutt
el Campo
Smith
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Williams
Goose Creek
Rose
Waco
Haney
Dusek
Yoe High
Connoley
Thorndale
Laferre
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Strandel
Morris
Herman
Lobue
Jones
Tarpley
McGregor
Lambert
Clifton
Dannelley
Elin
Dement
Polichino
San Jacinto
Lindow
Houston Smith
Elgin
Shepherd
Lamar
Cochrell
LaVernia
White
Stacks
Hartrick
Coons
Te Compton
Bastrop
Cameron Track Meet Recap Led by Elgin and Houston Standouts
Thirty five schools with about 400 contestants competed at Cameron Track Meet. High Point male winner Dannelley of Elgin led with 11 points while Houston athletes Jeff Davis and John Reagan posted 17 points each in team standings. Three Yee High track records were broken.
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Jeff Davis
Houston
Elgin
Austin
John Reagan
Taylor
McGregor
Dannelley
Clark
Cameron
Cameron Athletes Shine at 1940 Invitation Track Meet
Two Cameron runners advance to Fort Worth after a strong Cameron Central Texas showing at the 1940 Invitation Track Meet. Joe Bill White and Chubby Dusch each placed second in high jump and 880 yards, while Jeff Davis School of Houston won with 29 points and Elgin finished second. Track records and a golden shoe highlight the event as daily Herald plans extended coverage.
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Cameron
Fort Worth
Joe Bill White
Chubby Dusch
Jeff Davis
Houston
Elgin
Dannelley
Clark
Taylor
Chas. M. Hicks
Central Texas
Daily Herald
Sheriff Sale Notice of Isaac Farm in Milam County
By order of the Dallas County District Court a judgment against J S Isaac for 6211.90 plus interest and costs leads to a sheriff sale. The Milam and Wilkison County property, about eight miles north of Thorndale, 68.53 acres, will be sold to the highest bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in April 1940 at Cameron Court House. Proceeds go to satisfy the judgment. R. M. Kennedy Sheriff of Milam County. Deputy D B Gunn.
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Bankers Life Company
J. 8 Isaac
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Flag Oil Company of Texas
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Texas Osage
J. S. Isaac
14Th Judicial District of Texas
Court House
Cameron
Milam County
Towit
Milam
Wilkimson
R. M. Kennedy
D. B. Gunn
Woodmen Circle Grove 996 Holds Regular Meeting
Woodmen Circle Grove 996 met Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs Fay Gelber district manager presiding as Guardian. Mrs Fred Caperton was obligated to the Circle and Mrs Eddins of Robstown was an out of town guest.
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Bridge Club Tea Honored by Mrs Cottle Hosts
Mrs S A Cottle hosted her bridge club Friday afternoon with guests Mrs R B Stedman and Mrs Penn Wolf. A salad plate was served on a table beautifully decorated with spring flowers.
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S. A. Cottle
R. B. Stedman
Penn Wolf
Garner Family Trip Brings Stone Back to College
Mr and Mrs H F Garner traveled to Austin to return their son Stone to college after a weekend visit. Mrs Oscar Schiller is ill with the flu at home and friends wish her a speedy recovery. Bob H Nabours visited his parents for the weekend. he studies at Texas A and M.
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H. EF. Garner
Austin
Stone
Oscar Schiller
Bob H. Nabours
Texas A. & M
Weekend Visitors From Towns And Colleges
Local residents and visitors travel to Cameron for weekend stops. Texas A M students Rudy Michalka and Frank Perrin returned home, while Mrs. Harry Moore and Miss Hazel Sanders visited from Waco. Others including J D Carnegie Bethlehem O H Gross Rockdale and Myra Lee Fanning visited relatives in Chandler Oklahoma.
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Frank Perrin
Texas A. & M. College
Harry Moore
Hazel Sanders
Waco
Cameron
J. D. Carnegie
Bethlehem
O. H. Gross
Rockdale
Vince Matula
Franklin Vince
Cameron Sunday
Myra Lee Fanning
Chandler
Oklahoma
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Mrs
Leroy W. Bailey
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