Taylor Ducks Nab 0-0 District Crown In Rainy Showdown
Killeen and Taylor battled to a 0-0 tie on a wet field as Taylor clinched the District 33-A title. Arthur Kautz starred for Taylor with nine of ten plays, while Gayle Toliver led Killeen's offense after Bishop’s injury. Middleton, Reynolds, Nelson and Toliver powered late drives but no scoring emerged before the final whistle.
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Killeen
District 33
Taylor Ducks
Ducks
Taylor
Eileen
T. H. Johnson
Kangaroos
Latle Arthur Kautz
Tommy Biship
Scale
Killen
Toliver
Lee Peebles
Bishop
Kautz and Company
Tommy Bishop
Kautz
Reynolds
Nelson
Tieman
Jarisek
Rogers
W. E. Carlisle
Lindsey
Middleton
Ducks Edge Killeen In Tail-End Yardage War
Taylor Ducks win a tight game over Killeen 156 to 104 in yardage, despite an ankle injury suffered last week. First downs were 10 to 6, with both teams relying on the ground game. limited passing late by Killeen. Old Man Weather and a late rally by Killeen kept the outcome in doubt, yet Taylor prevailed by a narrow margin.
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May Buy
Ducks
Taylor
Killeen
Ioast
Rogers Eagles Rout Sharp 34 6 to Close Season
The Rogers Eagles closed their season with a 34 6 district win over Sharp. Sualak opened scoring with an 80 yard run, Ray scored in the third, Sulka added two more, and Thomas capped the game with a 15 yard reverse for the final TD. Sharpe avoided a shutout with a late pass for a score.
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Rogers
Rogers Eagles
Sharp
Sualak
Ray
Sulka
Thomas
Eagles
Sharpe
Lazek Brings Seven Point Buck From Gillespie County
Cameron businessman Fred Lazek returns from a hunting trip near Fredericksburg with a seven point buck. He brings the editor a venison roast for Sunday dinner after a pleasant visit with friends in Cameron.
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Fred Lazek
Cameron
May
Gillespie County
Fredericksburg
Lazek
Mr. Lazek
Hitler Berlin for Talk with 13 Nations
German forces push toward Moscow as Hitler meets 13 Axis nations in Berlin to mark the pact against Russia. Soviet defense collapses feared while Timoshinko launches a southern counteroffensive as Japan seeks U S accommodation amid Far East tensions.
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Germany
Moscow
Timoshinko
Adolph Hitler
Berlin
Russia
Japan
Washington
United States
Far East
Birthday Wishes For Mrs Baggerly Of Cameron
Mrs Matilda Baggerly a 94 year old resident cared for by Mr and Mrs Bagge ly at her son's home Cameron figure to celebrate her birthday on Thursday Nov 27. Friends in the area send best wishes for many more happy birthdays to Grandma Baggerly.
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Matilda Baggerly
M. A. Baggerly
Cameron
W E Chamberlain Conducts Cameron Saturday Business
W E Chamberlain of Walkers Creek transacted business in Cameron on Saturday, reflecting local commerce activity in the border area.
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W. E. Chamberlain
Walkers Creek
Cameron
Moscow Faces German Three Front Threat
German forces push a three front advance toward Moscow penetrating to about 50 miles from the Soviet capital. Intense fighting in the last 24 hours tests Soviet ability to hold. Nazis aim to press on and possibly stabilize the front in Russia as winter plans unfold elsewhere.
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Moscow
Russia
North Africa
Near East
Walter Wallace Returns to Cameron from California
Walter Wallace, who left Cameron in October for California seeking schooling in an airy craft industry, has returned to Cameron after falling ill. He notes rapid defense industry growth and warns of no parking space for airplanes if production continues. He adds about 25,000 men seek work monthly in California.
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Walter Wallace
Cameron
California
Mr. Wallace
Local Residents Visiting Cameron During Thanksgiving Week
Wallace Dunham of Browmwood spent Thanksgiving with family in Cameron. W. E. Thomas of Milano and Olen Swift of Milano were Cameron business visitors, the first on Thursday and the second on Saturday.
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Wallace Dunham
Browmwood
Cameron
W. E. Thomas of
Milano
Olen Swift
Buffalo Skull Found On Riverbank In Milam County
A buffalo skull with upper skin and horns was found on the Little River banks by George Simmons and is on display at the Herald plant. The article notes many such bones along Little River and mentions future disposition as undecided. E. L. McGuyer of Rockdale referenced in the piece.
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Little River
George Simmons
Herald
Milam County
Texas Plains
Simmons
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Tional
Mamie A. Hefley
E. L. McGuyer
Rockdale
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Temple Daily Telegram
the Telegram
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Humble Oil & Refining Company
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