Armadillos Dominate Indians In 52 6 Victory
San Saba Armadillos overwhelmed the Comanche Indians 52 to 6 as San Saba rolled up 400 plus yards total offense with 291 rushing and forced seven Comanche fumbles. The Indians drop to 2-2 on the season.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1968
Page
7
San Saba Armadillos overwhelmed the Comanche Indians 52 to 6 as San Saba rolled up 400 plus yards total offense with 291 rushing and forced seven Comanche fumbles. The Indians drop to 2-2 on the season.
The September Stag Creek Community Club gathering drew 45 attendees with hamburgers and hot dogs prepared by the men and a wide array of foods by the women. The event featured a color film and remarks by game warden Mr. Works and district chief J. R. Wood, with plans announced for the October meeting led by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cox. The notice also lists guest visits, church services, and a detailed farm spray equipment cleaning guide from Floyd Key, with numerous local attendees and upcoming events across several nearby towns.
Alfred W. Evans of San Antonio visited his parents and Mr and Mrs Sammy Vineyard last weekend. A county wide singing convention is set for Friday night October 11 at 7 30 at Mt Pleasant Baptist Church. Bill Elliott urges attendees to come early due to expected large crowd.
The Camp Fire Girls met on Friday October 4. A birthday party for Arlene Hall followed with pumpkin pie and cupcakes served to all. Games were played and everyone reported a lot of fun.
The Texas Safety Association warns fatigue threatens motorists and that loss of sleep impairs skill. It notes vacation travel as danger time and that rushing at high speeds can cause tragedy. The piece emphasizes dangers of drowsy driving and overdriving during travel.
Visitants include Mr and Mrs Willie Mac Henson and Mr and Mrs Roland Collins who visited their son Billie Sam grievously ill at Four States Memorial Hospital in Texarkana Arkansas. Also Mr and Mrs Joe Walker and daughters Julie and Jennifer of San Marcos visited their relatives Mr and Mrs Gee Walker and Mrs Azalea Ellis last weekend.
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