Yoemen, Brenham battle to 0-0 tie in rain at Yoe Field
Cameron Yoemen and Brenham Cubs fought through a steady downpour to a scoreless 0-0 tie at Yoe Field. Cameron's defense yielded only 61 rushing yards while the Yoemen amassed 146 on the ground led by Allen Dodson and Carrol Fikes as Linnstaedter and Kirk traded punts in a tense, error-limited game.
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Cameron Yoemen
Brenham
Cameron
Allen Dodson
Carrol Fikes
YHS
Jesse Kirk
Linnstaedter
Kirk
Cubs
Frank Fox
Josey
James Fontaine
Yeomen
Mraz
Fikes
Dodson
Wyn Burk” Bas
Wiesepape
Linnstaedter Coffin
Woody Hayes and Texas clash over football prognostications
Tom Murray notes Woody Hayes faces backlash after predicting Texas to win the Southwest and Oklahoma in the Big Eight. The column also tracks Gulf Coast coaches gaining prominence, Texas players misspellings, and regional coaching moves shaping the 1958 season.
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Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Woody
Hayes
Buckeyes
TCU
Texas
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Maurice Doke
Doak
Woodrow
Royal
Indianapolis
Oregon State
Pacific Coast
Oklahoma
Auburn
Navy
Notre Dame
West Texans
Gordon Wood
Stamford
Victoria
Wilford Moore
Lubbock High
Lewis Ford
Port Neches
Darrell Tully
Spring Branch
Gulf Coast
Baytown
Dan Stallworth
Salt Grass
Quanah
Angleton
Larry Stephens
Texas Longhorns
Wildcats
Billy Joe Pursley
Fegate
Eas Pds
Bob Schulze
J. Wilkerson
Grid Factory
Gordon le Bouef
Bobby LaBorde
Elliott Romero
Gerald Borque
Wilkerson
Romero
Highland Park
Nederland
Dallas
Jefferson de
Mart Beats Rosebud 36-8 In Rainy Rosebud Match
Mart defeated Rosebud 36 to 8 on a rain drenched field as Mart notched its third straight win while Rosebud suffered a third straight loss. Key plays included David McGaughy’s 19 and 51 yard TD runs and Leo Summers 19 yard TD, Summers from the five in the second half, and Rosebud’s John Allen 8 yard TD and a defensive two-point conversion by Jackie McCollum.
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Mart
Rosebud
Black Panthers
Summers
John Allen
Jackie McCollum
Farm & Ranch Tops Men's Bowling With 7-0 Start
The Farm & Ranch bowlers extended their lead in the men’s league to 7-0 after week two, rolling 2322 pins across three games. Individual high score reached 210 in a single game with several strikes.
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Farm & Ranch
Thrall Tigers Defeat Rogers 8-6 in Thrall Friday
Thrall Tigers win 8 to 6 over Rogers Eagles on Friday night. Alfred Patschke and Calvin Seggern blocked a safety in the first quarter to set the score. David Kruger raced 45 yards for a late touchdown as Clyde Newman powered another TD. Rogers answered with a 5 yard plunge by fullback S Steffee in the second.
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Thrall
Tigers
Rogers Eagles
Alfred Patschke
Calvin Seggern
David Kruger
Clyde Newman
Rogers
S. Steffee
Eagles
Eight Teams Form For City Women Bowlers
The Cameron Womens Bowling League opened September 8 with eight teams led by Coca Cola Green Funeral Home and other sponsors. Officers for 1958 59 include President Ethel Crider Vice President Lillie Junek Secretary Jody Per nice Treasurer Mary Hess and Sergeant at Arms Flo Fikes.
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Cameron Womens
Coca Cola
Milady Hollas
Vaculin Humble Station
Bennie Meyer
Green Funeral Home
Jody Pernice
Mary Hess
Flo Fikes
Sargeant
Brenham Bees Rout Cameron B Team 30-0 on Rainy Field
Brenham defeated Cameron B team 30 to 0 on a rain soaked Cub Field before about a hundred spectators. Giese and Tieman led Brenham rushers with touchdowns and Greenwade accounted for a two yard pass to Tieman before halftime as Brenham led 22-0. Cameron, led by Gay and Parker, struggled on offense and lost two starters to injury.
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Brenham Bees
Cub
Brenham
Cameron
Hoyte Club Plans Bake Sale This Month
The Hoyte Home Demonstration Club met at 2 p.m. on September 16 with Mrs. H. H. Pruett as hostess. The group voted to sponsor a bake sale on September 27 in front of Caperton Variety Store.
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Hoyte
H. H. Pruett
Caperton
Outdoor shooting plans grow as new guns hit market
The piece urges hunters to train before season, seek landowner permission when shooting in the country, and notes new firearms and ammo. It highlights Winchester 2 gauge magnum loads, Ithaca X-5 Lightning rifle, Ruger Bearcat pistol, and Ruger’s standing as a leading single action maker with semi autos.
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Winchester
Ithaca
Ruger
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Yoemen
Yoe
Floyd Wiesepape
Wilbert Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
Cameron Brenham
Tom Murray
Orange
Emmett McKenzie
Jefferson County Bulldogs
Lockhart
Carver High
Green Hornets
Dick Horne
Baltimore
Colt
Cotton Davidson
Baylor
L. G. Dupre
Wilson Waites
Mart Downs Rosebud
Rosebud Mart
Evere
Pearl Beer
Coca Cola Alcoa
Bank C. S. A. Falstaff
Alcoa
Thrall Tigers
Charles Giese
Tieman
Giese
Greenwade
Chris Gay
Gay
Douglas Parker
Earl Morgan
Gerald Bowen
Pat Dillon
Jimmy Camp
Juan Conzales
Billy Joe McQueen
Bobby Grant
Bobby Hillman
Hillman
Grant
Hoyte HD Club
Maxwell House
Milam County
Pikes Peak
Armstrong
Hormel Midwest
Parkay — Oleo
Nelda
Wonder Brand
Washington State
Colgate
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