Indians Fall to Granbury in Narrow Home Loss
Comanche high school Indians drop a 26 to 6 decision to Granbury Pirates at home on Friday night. Key drives by Granbury and a 20 yard TD pass from Gary Swearengin to Harold Parrish put the locals behind, while John Gleaton and Delbert Brewster anchored the Indian effort on both lines. Four seniors and captains led the squad in their final game, with Creath Davis turning in a notable final performance.
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Dublin
Granbury Batren
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Domin
Gary Swearengin
Harold Parrish
Comanche
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Indians
Granbury
Suitt
Jack Davis
Swearingen
John Gleaton
Gleaton
Joe Paul McCulough
James Ruth
Delbert Brewster
Creath Davis
Joe Paul McCullough
James Mercer
Newburg Progress Club Hosts Visitors and Training Film
The Newburg Community Progress Club met November 5 with guests from the Engineering Extension Service and Fire Department training. Attendees included A L Gus Cartwright, Angus Dickson, Comanche Disaster Relief Corps members, and Comanche Volunteer Firemen. Cartwright showed films on rescue coordination and training. Jessie McCullough reported on Cub Scout Leadership School attendance. Next meeting is the first Thursday in December. community members invited.
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A. L
Gus) Cartwright
Engineering Extension Service
A. & M. College
Angus Dickson
Comanche County Disaster Relief Corps
Comanche
K. W. Coleman
Curtis McKinzie
Bobby Carpenter
LeRoy Woolsey
Cartwright
Jessie McCullough
Brownwood
Tragedy at Dublin Crossing Claims Three Lives
Three young men James Ray Smallweed 23 Charles Dean Decker 23 and Richard Lee Patton 21 were killed when their car collided with a northbound freight train at Farm Road 847 near Dublin. Police say rain had begun and the car skidded over 200 feet before hitting five freight cars. The crash halted rail traffic for about four hours as responders freed the vehicle. Funerals were held in Dublin with services at First Baptist Church and burials in local cemeteries.
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James Ray Smallweed
Charles Dean Decker
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Richard Lee Patton
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Decker
L. N. Vogel
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De Leon Girls Rally To Edge Gorman In Season Opener
The De Leon girls basketball team overcame a late deficit to defeat Gorman 37 36 in the season opener at De Leon Monday night. The B team game preceded the varsity contest with a 10 point De Leon win. Applejack comment mentions distilled cider with higher alcohol content.
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Gorman
Betwen
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