Review of the 1928 football season opens with Eagles loss and hopes
A jagged account by Geach W. B. Binton recalls the season opener at Rigarinud where the Es ges fell to a 12 point deficit before Wallace and others sparked a late rally. The narrative notes a tough crowd, a tied score, and remarks on Wharton field dynamics and early conference action. Cameron West Moreland Wallace Keeley and J K Davidegn scored touchdowns with a successful extra point after the Columbus game. The piece highlights sportsmanship and a courteous visit from Columbus, with an invitation to next year’s return. The narrative closes noting the October 12 match against Bastrop Beare tere, described as one of the season’s hardest games.
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Esges
Rigarinud
Willem Wallace
Gaia
Gur Ysemweed
Riaz
Eagles
Sheleora Seid
Colombas Cardinals
Colombon Paich
Secain
Cameron Westmoreland
William Wallace
Fi. Keeley
J. K. Davidegn
Columbus
Spirit
Eagle Leke
Joe Gue
Bastrop
Beare
Tere Asgar Lynfield
Thia
Eagles Triumph In Conference Clash Despite Tough Wharton Loss
William Wallace scored the lead touchdown and the extra point as Engle Lake exults after a hard fought win. The team, led by star back Rosanberg, dominated with a 38 to 0 score on October 26 and again edged Wharton later in the season, finishing as district champions with a 160 to 45 point margin across games.
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Aefety
Bdmig
Byecett Futter
William Wallgee
Achiel
Engle Lake
Orgahey
Irsi
Jnte Ehgle Deke
Tae Katie Savas
Wilke
Collis
Woilleey Oedin
Ffiipais
Yile
Tigin
William Whitace Voors
Gutlee
Noseuber
Sinihrike
Vigors
Chatwitx
Juinoy
Bagles
Wembeck
Liedmimelts Gisan
Eagles
Byerat Wotler
Dhat Rohalenturs
LaGrange
Oneeare
Brgtes
Parton Ag
Tentiars
Deriael
Hhadle Eemndling
Niceurter
Amin Woell
Shu Lake
Wage Creek
Anil Roy
Vanndt
Tubby
Keele
Eme Ten
Lowing
Capaain
Cameron Westmomland
Terry Wallech
Peter Barbi
Sverett Fuller
Clarence Eppe
Herbart Ghasek
T. A. Roberts
Clyde Morgin
Rayilind
William Wallace
Cameron Weatmoreland
Brerett Puller
Terry Wallace
Lester Forbes
Keller
K Davidson
Tad Bate
Eve
W. G. Darby
P Squad
Aix Caval
ATT Berely
Cardai Gained Praise From Mrs Nichols For Health
Mrs J A Nichols of Lexington Kentucky discusses long health struggles with pains and nervous weakness. She reports improvement after taking Cardai, noting renewed strength and better sleep. The testimonial highlights Cardai as a mild tonic with beneficial effects.
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Nichals
Abe
Mrs Wirker Guests of Walker Family During Holidays
Mrs. Frank Wirker of Taunton were guests of the Walker family during the holidays. The visit featured warm hospitality and seasonal cheer as both households shared stories and meals.
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Frank Wirker
tAanston
T Ie Family
Ts Srotver
Wil Walker
Breton Family Visits Over Christmas in El Campo
EB. W. Breton of El Campo spent the Christmas season here with his parents Mr and Mrs A Mr fereton, and other relatives including Prien.
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EB. W. Breton
el Campo
False alarm of fire sounded Sunday afternoon
An alarm of fire sounded Sunday afternoon but no fire was found. Reportedly people gathered and the scene showed no smoke, with confusion about origin and a nearby church side thought. Several residents and visitors were noted in the vicinity during the incident.
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Sunelog Alouke
Amalarin
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