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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
2
Coach Hal Stanislaw weighs the Yeomen’s title chances as Cameron’s Bill Perrin is lost to a knee injury. He expects sophomores to step up, with Round Rock as the team to beat and defense poised to lead.
Radarman Third Class Arlie W. Tuttle 26 son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Tuttle of Pine St Calvert serves aboard the heavy cruiser USS Boston with the Seventh Fleet off North Vietnam. He aids in halting enemy riverine traffic along inland and coastal waterways. Also noted are weekend visitors to the Gilberts including the James and Stink families from Freeport and Fort Worth.
Farmers Home Administration plans a bi district meeting in Fort Worth September 12 and 13 to discuss rural to urban migration checks. State Office staff will share regional insights from St Louis. Cameron office staff attending include Henry Ivey Jimmy Newhouse Loretta Brock and Virginia Wallace.
Wallace Klussman of Texas A and M University urges strict gun safety for the upcoming hunting season. He notes most accidents are preventable and stresses handling every gun as if loaded, keeping firearms unloaded in cars, using safety catches, and respecting property and others.
Cameron and Round Rock vie for the top in revamped District 19%AA with Cameron hosting Round Rock on Nov 15. Stanislaw backs Round Rock’s explosive backfield led by Caldwell, Mercer, Daniels, and Walsh, while Georgetown and Elgin challenge. Del Valle’s 14-0 playoff win over Cameron last year fuels the Yoemen’s bid as Round Rock rebuilds line and defense.
Dr Milton Leech, a Cameron native and UT Austin educated drama and education specialist, was named acting president of the University of Texas at El Paso, replacing Joseph M Ray who resigned to return to teaching. Leech has a long UT system career and leadership in El Paso cultural and educational groups.
Outdoors columnist Vern Sanford notes a bleak Texas duck and goose season due to droughts in Canada and unusual warm weather. He details migratory patterns through the Central Flyway, listing popular stopping points from the Texas Panhandle to the Laguna Madre, Padre Island, and Southeast Texas coast where redheads concentrate. He stresses preservation of the coast’s limited population and mentions regional hunting hotspots.
Buckholts coach Jimmy Hauk returns eight lettermen to an eleven man roster for the Badgers. He cites depth concerns but praises the players’ attitudes. First game is September 13 against Milano. Leader list includes Barkemeyer Heneson McNeill Hasler Zajicly Kudlacek plus Haisier Jones Zelisko Massinell. Assistant Edwin Voss and manager Jackie Zajicek.
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