Beat the Ducks Friday volume I
A short sports bulletin urges beating the Ducks on Friday. The terse notice frames the event as a competitive clash and hints at a recurring series labeled volume I.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
3
A short sports bulletin urges beating the Ducks on Friday. The terse notice frames the event as a competitive clash and hints at a recurring series labeled volume I.
The Cameron Yoemen prepare for a home game against the Taylor Ducks on Friday October 18 at 8 pm at the Yoemen field. Joe McLean headlines the backfield as Cameron aims to rebound after a 32 to 0 win over Georgetown and attract fans from Rosebud and Rockdale.
McLean scored four touchdowns in a game while another score came from a fumble. Cameron faces tough upcoming matches as it fights for the district championship. Yee High School students enjoyed a delightful Cameron School band concert Wednesday morning.
Bruce Gardner withdrew from the second grade to enter Lake Charles schools. The grade plans a wood game contest between the Golden Eagles and the Champions ending in late October. The losing side will entertain the winners with a program. Harry Hinton returns to school after diphtheria. Several students traveled to cities including Waco Temple Bryan and Austin on weekends.
Fifth and sixth grade notes from Ada Henderson School recount weekend visits by students to Calvert Crockett Walker's Creek Taylor and the country. The Art Department exhibited crayon drawings pencil sketches and more winning no individual prize but the exhibit took first overall. The Ada Henderson float won first prize in the parade. The school plans a general assembly with a play Jimmie Goes Back to School and speeches by Mr Perrin and Diane Luckett. Future Farmers earned many ribbons and their float won best agricultural exhibit. A Roy Mabry trip theme was published with a $750 prize.
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