Comanche High School Sports Memo of 1941 Season
The narrative recalls Comanche High School athletes from 1941 detailing coaching changes as Dyer left for the army and Swope, McMillin, and Stephens led teams through a tough year. It notes football losses including a 179 0 game against Dublin, late-season victories, girls teams, and various track and tennis results, with praise for 11 coaches who aided the program. It closes urging juniors to continue the athletic legacy at CHS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Army
Indians
Vibe
Swope
Navy
Sophs
Dublin
de Leon
L. J. Wilkens
CHS
Lavelle Killion
Lavelle
Lake Brownwood
Wilkins
Canadian
Pug” McMillin
Pug
Stephens
Brownwood
Hico
Pate
Brooks
Glenn Frazier
John Dyer
D. A. Swope
C. B. Hibbs
Cecil Cox
W. Z. Compton
Jimmie Carpenter
D. D. Williams
L. J. Wilkins
Lewis McMillin
Merton Stephens
Comanche
Football Awards At CHS Honor Lettermen And Juniors
The CHS football lettermen received sweaters and tickets after a delay. Travis Fritts signed the express ticket that moved a box of items, with kudos for taking the pen. Awardees include Jesse Guthrie, Dale Biggs, Garland Phifer, and others while Co-Captains Harold Pate and Gene Arthur headed the ticket recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H
Jack Riley
Travis Fritts
Travis
Dyer
Tad Cn Teak Coaceion
Mr. Chaffin
Waco
Jesse Guthrie
Dale Biggs
Garland Phifer
Harold Pate
Gene Arthur
Charles Dudley
Dick Armstrong
George Samuels
Tommy Ritchey
B. Hicks
U.S. Army
Marvin Brooks
Bill Wilkerson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin Lemons
Prop
Beauty Shop
Ritz Theatre
Mohon S
John A. Mohon
Comanche County
Comanche National Ban
Reese-Palmer
Reese Palmer
OurChildye
Waltz Studios
Mckinzie Hotel
Football Awards
Cher
Millington Motor Company
Millington Motor Co
DODGE
Plymouth
Poe Teal Grads
A_.s
Roberson Sisters
Roberson
Geo. W. Tate
Elizabeth Tate