Mack McKinney to End Texas Football Career in December
Mack McKinney, senior linebacker for the Texas Longhorns, will finish his college football career in December in Arkansas. The Cameron native, son of Milam County officials, has battled injuries but contributed as a steady defender and team presence, with a standout 1967 Texas Arkansas game remembered by Cameron fans.
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Mack McKinney
University of Tex
Arkansas
Geon
McKinney
Milam
Iont LaVert
Chinay
Cameron
Texas
Arlanes
Mack
Mike Campbell
Oklahoma
Darrell Royal
University MM Texas
Pdemension
Divig
Delta Tau Media
Jester Center
Jackie
California
Goose Season Opens As Canada Goose Limits Set
Wildlife biologists report good goose nesting and hatch conditions. The season runs Oct 1 to Jan 11 1970 with daily limits varying by section. Possession limits include five geese brant or one two geese under alternate rules. Shooting hours are dawn to sunset per Weather Bureau sunrise and sunset times.
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Canada
U. S. Highway
U. S
United Ef Weather Bureau
Prison Cowboys To Add Rodeo Sunday In Huntsville
Final performance of the Annual Texas Prison Rodeo will be Sunday October 26. The event highlights honor to State Senator William Moore of Bryan and features singer Hank and 45 convicts as they close the 1969 series. Moore receives special recognition for his legislative efforts. The Singing Ranger, a Nova Scotia native, has rising fame with Grand Ole Opry appearances and top selling records.
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Huntsville E
Texas
William 'T Il Moore
Bryan
Hank
Ator Moore
Sun District
Texas Department
Nova Scotia
Ben
Birth day party at Mrs. Mildren Martin's gifts and guests
Mrs Mildren Martin entertained for her son Ted with a Saturday night party at Jones Prairie. Attendees included Charlott White Peggy Thweatt Rock Thweatt Lonnie Ped Gary Ellison Floyd Lynch and others.
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Mildren Martin
Ted
Charlott White
Peggy Thweatt
Rock Thweatt
Lonnie Ped
Gary Ellison
Floyd Lynch
Ort LeGrone
Human Girls
Bill Pidter
Rev
Elder
Chuck Baker
Russell
Bill Thweatt
Billy Thweatt
Georgetown
Marty LaGrone
Ted Martin
Pegey Thweatt
Charlotte White
Gary Allison
Marlow
Carlton Crook
Torbett Hospital
Marlin
Nora Miller
Houston
Reckeepers Meet at 89th Texas Beekeepers Annual
The Texas Beekeepers Association will hold its 89th annual meeting October 26 to 28 starting at 1 30 p m in the Texas A M University Biological Sciences Building.
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Texas Beekeepers Association
Texas A&m University
Badgers Dominate Cougars 71 to 34 in Friday Victory
The Badgers overwhelmed Jarrell Cougars 71 34 Friday night at Badger Field. Key plays featured N Haisler rushing for multiple scores and a late safety by Jarrell. Final stats show 73 rushing yards and 22 passing attempts with 11 completions.
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N. Haisler
Badgers
Gorden Haisler
Jatr W
Phi Wiley
Patrick Patowsek
Ricky Hernandez
Jerry Zelisko
Arthur Layton
Ricky Mendoza
Cougars
Badger
Puckholts
Milano
Badger Field
Buckholts
Jarrell
Eagles Rout Moody 47 0 In Friday Victory
Rogers Eagles extend win streak with a 47 0 shutout of Moody. Giffin opened scoring on a 23 yard run, followed by Pre nek's 58 yard TD. Psencik, Whatley, Jimenez and Castillo added multiple scores and points after, as Rogers built a 27 0 lead and coasted.
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Rogers Eagles
Moody
Fale Field
Eagles
Bearcats
T. J. Giffin
Don Mayfield
Mayfield
Eugene Prenek
Rogers
Wayne Psencik
Griffin
Randy Castillo
Eagle
Joe Whatley
Castillo
Mickey Jimenez
Whatley
P W Bands Reveal Doves Travel From Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife reports mourning dove bands show notable migration. Doves traveled to Kansas California and Mexico with some bands returning to or near their banding county. One Mexican death occurred in a four year four month old bird. Of 28 bands reported seven came from Mexico two to Kansas one to California eleven remained in the banding county and seven were recovered in other Texas counties.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Kansas
California
Mexico
Texas
District 22A Sets Roundball Schedule
District 22A organizers in Rogers set 1969 70 basketball slate with B F Harbour re elected chairman and Donald Godwin named secretary District league play starts January 14 1969 and runs to February 14 with a double round robin Girls winner must be certified by March 1 and boys by February 22 Bremond and Rosebud Frankin do not field girls teams and Rosebud and Franklin do not play girls basketball District uses non district games beforehand.
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Rogers
B. F. Harbour
Donald Godwin
Bremond High School
Rosebud
Frankin High
Rosebud 7th Defeats Cameron 16–0 In City Gridiron
Rosebud 7th grade football beat Cameron 7th B team 16 to 0 at Yoe Field. A scoreless first period gave Rosebud a 8-0 halftime lead after Ellison intercepted Cameron’s Chamberlain pass and Rodriguez scored on a short plunge with a conversion. In the second half Ellison added the final Rosebud score with Rodriguez again converting. Cameron standouts were Fuchs Brooks and Chamberlain on defense. Fuchs Piriston Burnett Cuker and Harwell starred on offense.
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Rosebud
Cameron
Yoe Field
Ellison
Chamberlain
Rodriguez
Jones
Fuchs
Brooks
Piriston
Burnett
Cuker
Harwell
Bowling News Scores and Standings From Local Leagues
Detuser and U Totem lead team totals with high series and games listed for Vybiral Trotter Lester Rogas and Corley. Sunshine League shows New Cameron Drug and Brad’s Mobil atop standings with high series and high game marks by Corrine Rinn Irene Mees Milady Hollas Jan Harris and others.
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Detuser
LI Culpeppers
Schiguls
Moe
Woodums
U-Tote-M i
Barrington
Rogers
Cameron Equip
Culpeppers
U-Tote-M
Lester
Alford
Booth
Sunshine League
New Cameron Drug
Ieplen
Furn
Brad’s Mobil
Irene
Brmb
Minnie Stedman
Mack's
Dr. Pepper
Citizen's Bank
Corrine Rinn
Irene Mees
Milady Hollas
Jan Harris
Cameron
Brad
Mobil
Eplen
Corrine Tinn
Doris Elliott
Football scores from various Texas high school games
Belton 41 Rockdale 0. Rosebud 27 Troy 0. Georgetown 26 Caldwell 0. Round Rock 27 Elgin 0. Taylor 20 Del Valle 15. Manor 12 Thorndale 0. Buckholts 71 Jarrell 34. Cameron 27 West 13. Mrs. Frank Gary visits her mother Mrs. Claude Hodges in Santa Anna this week.
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Belton
Rockdale
Rosebud
Troy
Georgetown
Caldwell
Round Rock
Elgin
Taylor
del Valle
Manor
Thorndale
Buckholts
Jarrell
Cameron
West
Frank Gary
Claude Hodges
Santa Anna
Steamer Sparks Cameron Victory With Three TD Runs
John Steamer sprinted 92 yards for a kickoff return TD and scored two more rushing touchdowns as Cameron defeated West 27 13. Quarterback Brashear connected on a 13 yard TD pass to Jim Wilcox, while West struggled to sustain passing depth in the non conference win.
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John Steamer
West
Trojans
Yeo
Elgin Wildcats
Georgetown
Caldwell Hornets
Cameron
Steamer
James Larry
Assig Naants
Emanuel Theoras
Charles Piscacek
Jim Wilcox
Robert Brashear
Doors Of Yoe Homecoming Notes And Events
Homecoming week at Yoe High features class reunion hints for the class of 1994 and others. Nominees for Homecoming Queen include Brenda Watkins Gail Jeter Cindy Nigliazzo and Lanette Bats. Activities include a Friday night game versus Elgin a bonfire and pep rally with a Flame King and Queen coronation. The Yeomen seek wins, and student clubs fundraise with candy sales while National Honor Society officers are named.
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Jane Callaway
Yoe High
Brenda Watkins
Gail Jeter
Cindy Nigliazzo
Lanette Bats
Yeomen
Elgin
Janet
Palestine
American Heritage and
Kosel
National Honor Society
Michael Darilek
Edward Whitley
Charlene McDermott
Corliss Chamberlain
Temple
Janet Marek
Jinny Jeter
Vonda Chandler
Rhonda Harwick
Johnny Steamer
Bill Gray
Jimmy Bailey
Steve Thweatt
Yee Hick Pand
Regina Fleming
John Len Sutter
Cameron
Likhart
United Nations
Maysfield Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Visitors
Mrs. J P Wise and Mrs Jim Francis of Kylleen called on friends in Maysfield this week. Mrs Jessie Cooper visited son Carl Cooper in Bastrop last weekend. Mrs Rete Massengale spent the weekend with son Wallace Massengale in Houston. Larry Thweatt, stationed in El Paso, spent the weekend with his mother Leota Thweatt, joined by many relatives at the Thweatt home. Joey and Ned visited in Huntsville while Larry attended homecoming. Frank Tyson of Houston visited his mother Jelle Tyson Mc. Mrs Virgil Peevehouse spent Thursday at Johnny Yates home. Mrs Fred Jackson has returned home from St Edwards Hospital. Thomas Turner of Austin visited in Maysfield Saturday evening. Joe Austin and Charlie Swift called on friends in Maysfield Saturday night.
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J. P. Wise
Jim Francis
Kylleen
Maysfield
Jessie Cooper
Carl Cooper
Bastrop
Rete Massengale
Wallace Massengale
Houston
Larry Thweatt
el Paso
Leota Thweatt
Herbert Thweatt
LaNette Brana
Judson McKelvey
Gail
Dwight
Aleda Kellum
Kenneth Thweatt
Cindy
Ronnie
LaVerne Mcklwrath
Joey
Ned
Larry
Homeoming
Huntsville Satuday
Frank Tyson
Jelle Tyson
Virgil Peevehouse
Johnny Yates
Fred Jackson
St. Edwards Hospital
Thomas Turner
Austin
Job Corps Center Plans Open House in San Marcos
Gary Job Corps Center in San Marcos announces an open house on Wednesday October 29 inviting over 4000 educators industrialists and leaders. Center director Wallace Dockall notes Gary is the largest of four male residential training centers operated by Texas Educational Foundation under contract to the U S Department of Labor. Since opening in 1985 more than 22000 unemployed men aged 16 to 21 have trained there.
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Gary Job Corps Center
San Marcos
Wallace Dockall
Bis
Gary
Texas Educational Foundation, Inc
U. S. Department of Labor
Tips From Tippit Light conscious driving rules
The guidance urges drivers to use headlights within a half hour after sunset on two lane roads, earlier than on interstates. Headlights improve visibility for oncoming traffic and for vehicles entering ahead. On interstates the emphasis is on brake lights to reduce rear end collisions and maintain contrast.
CWU District Meeting Attended by Cameron Leader
Mrs. Wirt Skinner president of Church Women United Cameron attended a CWU district meeting in Austin. The Christian Causeway Team presented the program with 20 women from North America and 10 from Latin America. The team aims to study action to engage church women and discern responsibility in the brown community.
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Wirt Skinner
Church Women United
Cameron
CWU
Austin
Christian Causeway Team
North America
Latin America
Brown
Housing shortage prompts private solutions in Cameron
Local residents argue private enterprise can relieve Cameron’s housing crunch. MAX McCLAREN calls for individual housing and limited gov involvement, while RON DERRY cites rental and safe housing as urgent needs and notes a neighbor left for Taylor due to scarce Cameron options.
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Max McClaren
Cameron
How to Choose a Shotgun Gauge for Hunting
Vern Sanford explains gauge choices for shotgun hunting and urges matching gauge to game. He notes 12 gauge as best all purpose, discusses 16 20 and 28 gauges, and warns against off gauge models and cheap shells while stressing proper load selection and range.
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Teese
U.S
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