Bulldogs Open Football Training September First
O. J. Thomas Finch School will begin football practice at 7 30 p m September 1 at Colored Park Principal C L Sadberry announced Head coach FE L Acox assists with W J Anderson The squad expects about 30 players including many freshmen and sophomores with seven lettermen returning for the district SA season against Rosebud Rosen thal Caldwell Taylor A M Consolidated and Snook The schedule is finished but not released yet Sadberry noted the team will train at night with six district games and four non conference tilts on the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Thomas Finch
C. L. Sadberry
FE. L. Acox
W. J. Anderson
Bolldesss
Rosebud
Rosenthal
Caldwell
Taylor
A & M Consolidated
Snook
James Turner
John Campbell
McKinley Petty
Edward Lee Boyd
John Boyd
James Dickey
Lawrence Roberts
Sadberry
Bulldogs
Delegates To County ASC Convention Announced
Alva E. Sanders Milam County ASC Office Manager announced the elected delegates to the County ASC Convention. Named were M. D. Swanzy C. W. Bailey Cecil Butler Lawrence Keen Ed B. Moerke M. Walker Leslie Sako wit z and F. W. Vogelsang. They will meet August 30 at 9 a.m. to form the County Committee for the 1955 program year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva E. Sanders
Milam County
As.c
A.S.C
M. D. Swanzy
Burlington
Texas
C. W. Bailey
Cameron
Cecil Butler
Gause
Lawrence Keen
Tanglewood
Ed B. Moerke
Thorndale
M. Walker
Buckholts
Leslie Sakowitz
F. W. Vogelsang
Duly Report Of Highway Patrol Dictivities
The July 1954 Texas Highway Patrol report details $46,116 in property loss from 13 counties including Milam, with 44 injuries in the Austin District and 4 fatalities. Speeding caused 69 accidents. alcohol and reckless driving also contributed. Patrol activities included 783 arrests, 1,387 warnings, 52 major-crime arrests, 4 fugitives, and 3,560 assists, covering 60,942 miles by 26 troopers and $61,705 in fines.
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Milam
Austin
FE & Browning, Jr
Texas Highway Patrol
Austin Whistrict
Mrs Caldwell Reported Improving At Home
Mrs. Caldwell is described as improving at her home where she has been bedbound for weeks and will remain so for several more. Her friends wish her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Caldwell