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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1961

Page

5

Yoemen Basketballers Eyeing Dark Horse Start

Yoemen basketball coach Jack Larimore molds a 21-man squad with no lettermen as Jimmy Rettig assists. Seniors Dan Brashear Billy Hawkes James Anderle lead a group hoping to develop behind height and hustle into a competitive 19AA roundball season.

Jack Larimore Larimore Yeemen Jimmy Rettig Yee High the Herald Dan Brashear Billy Hawkes James Anderle Bob Dymke Bob Tom Moody Ronald McWilliams Marlin Lester Larry Pleatl Mike Koranek Billy Davenport John ‘A. Smith Johnny McClaren Earl

Farm and Ranch Leads Maple Bowling League Again

Farm and Ranch tops the Maple Bowling League with 26 wins and 14 losses aided by a 3032 team series. Swift Ice Cream holds 3017 and Falstaff 2934. Jim McGoldrick had the high series at 573. Tom Morris 569. Henry Schuttle 566. Doc Speer had the top game at 214 with McGoldrick 206 and Morris 205. Leading averages include Leo Hollas 177, Bunk Morris 172, Joe Humplik 171. Team standings show Farm and Ranch 26 14, Swift Ice Cream 24 45, Coca Cola 23 16, First National Bank 20 20, Falstaff Beer 19 21, Cameron Lanes 16 24, Pearl Beer 15 42.

Farm and Ranch Swift Ice Cream Falstaff Jim McGoldrick Tom Morris Henry Schuttle Doc Speer Leo Hollas Bunk Morris Joe Humplik Swift Coca Cola First National Bank

Whites Auto Tops Tri City Bowling Standings

Whites Auto led Tri City bowling with 2430 total for week and 913 single game. Gaither Motors and Childress Inc followed with 2402 and 2385 totals. Waldemar G. Noah Jr. topped figures in both series and games with 583 and 254. Joe Humplick 549 series and Charles Staley 527 high series, Benny Massengale 210 and Edwin Villines 206 high games. Leading averages include Charles Hollas 173, Leo Hollas 172, Jim Edwards 172. Lone Star Beer 2515, Western Auto 2416, Citizens National Bank 2317, Childress Ins 2119, Whites Auto 1822.

White Tri - City Gaither Motors and Childress Inc Anderle Lumber Co Citizens National Bank Waldemar G. Noah Jr Joe Humplik Charles Staley Benny Massengale Edwin Villines Charles Hollas Leo Hollas Jim Edwards Lone Star Beer Western Auto Childress Ins Whites Auto Gaither Motors Hefley Stedman

Westbrook Leads Nightlighters Team Averages and Highs

E. C. Westbrook 504 tops the Nightlighters with Rockdale State Bank 503 and B B Minimax 484. Westbrook also leads 1681 in team series as Prewitt Drug 1646 and Alcoa 1457 follow. Individual highs include Louise Neal 425 in series and Floye Gilleland 161 in single game. Team standings list Rockdale 29 15 and Westbrook 25 19, among others.

E. C. Westbrook Nightlighters Rockdale State Bank Westbrook Prewitt Alcoa Rodenbeck Louise Neal Aliene York Sissy Williams Floye Gilleland FE. C. Westbrook B& B Minimax Butter Krust Prewitt Drug Lewis - Bredt

All District 23-A honors for Harbour Caffey led squads

Rogers and Thorndale high schools dominate 23-A all district selections. Ken Caffey of Thorndale, Brian Harbour of Rogers, and Drew Bi erds of Rosebud lead unanimous picks. Rogers places seven on offense with Harbour on first team at halfback and Dress at fullback.

Harbour Caffey Biends Ken Caffey Thorndale Brian Harbour Rogers Drew Bierds Rosebud Rogers Eagles Eagles Ace Dress Maxie Morgan Lonnie Inmon Larry Meyer John Gunter Jimmy Cowan Morgan Emu Cowan Leroy Hoelscher Jackie Kenny Waits Barney Knight Carl Foster Richard Pearce Dwayne Jackson Jerry Shuemate Gus Schramm Billy Blair Durwood Tucker Dudley Baker Caffey Richard Westbrook Thorndale Crew Kenny Caffey Charles Caffey James Guthrie John Gilchrist Daryl Jackson Bulldogs

Cam-Roc League High Scores and Standings Noted

Annette Hillman leads Cam-Roc with 160 high score and top averages. Clara Humplik tops the individual series at 497, with Helen Seelke 490 and Betty Backhaus 488 nearby. Team leaders are Minimax 2283, Farm and Ranch 2273, Colfield Lumber 2156. Farm and Ranch posted 821 game followed by Minimax 795 and Colfield 745.

Annette Hillman Ida Micha’ka Milady Hollas Clara Humplik Helen Seelke Betty Bachhaus Mrs. Hurmplck Agnes Barton Betty Backhaus Minimax Farm and Ranch Colfield Lumber Co Farm & Ranch Mendriks Childress Ins Coffield Lumber Co Pearl Greens Funeral Home Gaither Motor Co Acme Sheet Metal

Falstaff Leads Sunshine League Amid Strong Team Scores

Falstaff tops the Sunshine League with 33 wins and 15 losses as this week’s high team game reaches 774. Citizens National Bank posted the best team series at 1917, while Falstaff and Coca Cola followed with 1963 and 1962 respectively. Frances Villines led individual scores with a 474 series and 215 game. Flo Fikes had a 463 series 168 game. Irene Mees 432 series 163 game.

Falstaff Dept. Store Coca Cola Citizens National Bank Frances Villines Flo Fikes Irene Mees

Yoemen Basketball Schedule Sets 20 Game Campaign

Yoe High School coach Jack Larimore released a 20 game season for the Fighting Yoemen starting November 28 at Marlin. The schedule lists district games as A or B team matches with venues in Marlin Belton Rosebud Rogers Livingston Rockdale Caldwell Hearne and A & M Consolidated hosting key dates through January 9.

Jack Larimore Marlin

Seventeen YHS Band Members Receive Jackets

Seventeen Yee High School seniors were awarded band jackets last week. Francis Cox presented the wool gray jackets with a maroon and gray leather shoulder stripe during a practice session. Recipients included La Nelle Russell Karen Adams Sandra Baskin Alice Clark Connie Gerick Rebecca Harden Patti Hightower Elizabeth Trozek Frances Jackson Linda Kamenicky Betty Kestenbaum Lanette Laffere Suzanne Lippman Martha Mayer Margaret Nance Joyce Smalley Joyce Terry and Doris Trdy.

Yee High School Francis Cox Yoe la Nelle Russell Karen Adams Sandra Baskin Alice Clark Connie Gerick Rebecca Harden Patti Hightower Elizabeth Trozek Frances Jackson Linda Kamenicky Betty Kestenbaum Lanette Laffere Suzanne Lippman

Adventures in Science Comes to Yee High School

Yee High School hosts the General Electric traveling stage show Adventures in Science on Friday December 1 under Cameron sponsorship by Texas Power and Light. Lecturers from GE New York will present demonstrations highlighting space age progress and educational opportunities for students.

General Electric Yee High School Cameron Texas Power & Light Company House of Magic New York Outer Space G. Truman Draper Allan L. Post

Milano Team Wins Twice Over Rogers In Openers

The Milano boys beat Rogers 47-43 in overtime and the Milano girls won 32-28. In the boys game Rogers top scorer was Jimmy Cowen with 16 points and Max Morgan added 12. Reese and Morgan led Milano with 13 and 12 points. In the girls game Shirley Lagrone led Milano with 12 points followed by Caroline Knight and Linda Cotton with 10 each.

Milano Rogers Rogers Boys Rogers Girls Jimmy Cowen Max Morgan Dou Shirley Lagrone Caroline Knight Linda Cotton

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