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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1963

Page

9

Evolution of football rules and early leagues outlined

The article traces origins of football rules from the side level era to the four downs ten yards standard. It highlights Walter Camp’s influence, Stagg’s Big Ten eligibility standards, Yost’s high scoring Michigan team, Warner’s Carlisle innovations, and the rise of professional leagues. It also covers Texas and Texas schools joining early conferences and the Southwest Conference’s formation and changes.

A. A. Stagg Stagg Or Yost Glenn S Pop" Warner Carlisle Warner

Davis To Be Honored By Gen Telephone

Clyde Vernon Davis of Comanche will be among 23 General Telephone employees honored at a San Angelo steak dinner on September 19. The annual event recognizes central division workers with 15 years of service pins for the year ending August 31. John E. Robbins Jr. will preside. E H Danner and G H Briggs attend. Mack St Clair from Galveston reports Cindy the tropical storm mostly spared Galveston from damage.

Clyde Vernon Davis General Telephone Company of the Southwest Comanche San Angelo General Telephone Central Division Davis John E. Robbins, Jr E. H. Danner G. H. Briggs

Stephenville PCA to Hold 29th Annual Stockholders Meeting

Stephenville based Stephenville Production Credit Association will host its 29th annual stockholders meeting at the City Park recreation building with guest speaker W. H. Calkins of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston. The event includes a 9 a.m. registration, 10 a.m. business session, a smorgasbord luncheon, an election of two directors, reports, a nominating committee vote for 1964, and attendance prizes. Over 750 stockholders from a 10-county area are expected. incumbents James Crouch and Tom Mazurek are nominated for two board seats.

Stephenville Spl W. H. Calkins Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston Stephenville Production Credit Association City Park Recreation W. M. Irwin Agricultural Financing Calkins The Credit Bank Houston Houston Intermediate Credit Bank Pcas Texas Irwin Comanche James Crouch Arlington Tom Mazurek Crouch R. Cal McCurdy Decatur C. M. McCain East Iand T. W. Winters Evant Cotton Whitehead Granbury W. C. Hancock Dublin W. H. Koonsman O. S. Dunn Burton Cunningham BE. A. Walker

Valiant 1964 Signet V-200 Highlights New Grille And Features

The 1964 Valiant lineup expands to nine models in five body styles led by the Signet V-200 two door hardtop. New items include a floor mounted four speed manual transmission and a differential to curb rear wheel spin, plus a push button electric windshield washer. Engine options include a 101 horsepower standard and a 145 horsepower optional, aiming for easier maintenance and reliability. The 1964 line continues the 5 year or 50,000 mile warranty on engine and drive train components.

Valiant

Second Annual Episcopal Funds Meeting in Dallas Draws North Texas Delegates

The Second Annual Meeting of Episcopal Funds trustees gathers 53 North Texas cities in Dallas on September 19. Joe Waring represents St Matthew's Comanche. Bishop C Avery Mason to give invocation. Mayor Earle Cabell welcomes the delegates. The group reports a year of progress, outlines fall capital fund plans, and honors advisory trustees. Episcopal Funds serves 48 counties, 61 cities, and 116 churches.

Dallas Texas Comanche Episcopal City Club E. V. McCright Joe Waring St Matthew's Episcopal Church Tion Earle Cabell McCright Episcopal Funds Diocese of Dallas Tims

Judy Burks Plays Band Debut at First Game Sat Night

Judy Burks attends SWTSC in San Marcos and is a member of the college band set to perform at the Saturday night game against Texas Lutheran College of Seguin. She previously served as drum major for the CHS Indian band last season.

Judy Burks Southwest Texas State College San Marcos Texas Lutheran College of Seguin Judy CHS

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