Cuero Gobblers Beat L.A. East Central 34 12
Cuero moves to 1 0 in District 14AAA with a 34 12 victory over San Antonio East Central at Gobbler Stadium. Arthur Whittington rushed for 75 then for 54 season points. Ricky Kasper added a one yard TD run and a single KO return. The defense forced two interceptions as Cuero fumbled six times but held on for the win amid Parent Appreciation Night festivities and community support.
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Gilbreth
Hornets
Charles Arndt
David Fox
Rufus Green
Kenneth Barnett
Lucien Johnson
Darrell Rangnow
Eugene Gonzales
Joe Sheppard
Neal Salicher
Unbeaten Uvalde Faces L A St Gerard in West Zone Tilt
Floresville stays perfect at 6-0 after beating Samuel Clemens 47 to 0 while Clemens drops to 1-5. Gonzales upsets Pleasanton 28-9. Cuero stands at 5-0. Fast Central at 3-3. Uvalde remains undefeated 6-0 hosting non conference LA St. Gerard in a 27 to 27 close game. Kerrville Tivy routes Crystal City 78 to 6. Del Rio shocks Fredericksburg 10 to 7. Third quarter sees Cuero Alms Blackwell and Hornets Jack Chance scoring but PATs fail. East Central trailed 26-12 as the fourth quarter looms.
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Yorktown Falls 20-6 to Bloomington Bobcats in opener
Bloomington Bobcats beat Yorktown Wildcats 20 to 6 in a District 29-AA opener. Loren Cordes connected with Mark Weischwill on a 65 yard touchdown pass with 40 seconds left. Yorktown moved the ball via passing for 153 yards while Michigan? no. Andrew King and Bruce Herron led Bloomington with key runs.
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Mark Weischwill
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Andrew King
Bruce Herron
High School Football Scores Roll Across Texas Districts
A wide slate of high school football results shows numerous districts with decisive wins and close battles. Notable outcomes include Kerrville 57 over Crystal City eight, Silsbee 50 Livingston 0, Harlandale and Morale strong showings, and Eastland 50 Clyde 0 as teams push toward league play.
Pirates Rally To Force Decisive Game In Baltimore Series
Pirates turn to surprise starter Bob Moose as they aim to even the World Series at 3 3 with a win in Baltimore. Manager Danny Murtaugh relies on his famed feelings to guide the bold pitching move.
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Obituary and World Series Notes From Cuero to Orioles
A local tribute to Jack of Cuero Park’s caretaking legacy contrasts with a baseball note on the 1979 World Series. The article recalls Jack’s kindness and district involvement and recounts game details from Memorial Stadium as the Orioles battle the Pirates with Moose, Palmer, and Murtaugh weighing starter choices for a potential seventh game.
Oldtimers Hall of Fame Meeting Set in Cuero
The Old-Timers' Baseball Association Hall of Fame selection committee for this area will hold its next meeting in Cuero. Committee member Henry Woods leads arrangements for this quarterly session on October 21 at 7 30 p m at the Doll House in Cuero with Chairman Bob Pesek presiding.
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Cuero
Henry Woods
Yoakum
DeWitt County
Doll House
Bob Pesek
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