Rock Island Defra Flatonia 32-26 in rough game
A fragmented report notes Rock Island Defra and Flatonia with a 32 to 26 score. It references players such as Lynn Foxe and Fossil in a rough, unclear recap of the game near the end of the piece.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
7
A fragmented report notes Rock Island Defra and Flatonia with a 32 to 26 score. It references players such as Lynn Foxe and Fossil in a rough, unclear recap of the game near the end of the piece.
Seven teams enter the Isle tournament with Friday games including the Eagles versus Broges at 8:00 PM and Fayetteville facing Columbus in the later schedule. Organizers outline a full two day event with all teams competing for top honors.
A brief note indicates Bernard plans a Friday game against the Sungo team with Bays, described as a fast and districted opponent, in a tense pursuit of a decisive result.
Sheridan Broncos beat Moulton 55 to 36 at Sheridan gym to win District 72-5 basketball title. Mack Briscoe led Sherigen with 16 points, Cotzedue added 16 for Moulton in a high scoring District final.
The fragment mentions travelers named Me aunt and Boce aligned with a Puerto Rico and Canal Zone context. It notes a person Fox as a resident among uncertain place mentions and en route with Flora referenced. The readable text is too fragmentary to confirm a complete event or outcome.
Mr and Mrs Abercrombie invited friends for Eckhardt Abercrombie s birthday dinner. Attending were Vernon Gerlson and Billy Joe Williams. Weekend guests included Effie Symonds of Fort Branch Ind and Elizabeth Isleheart of Houston.
In a special Monday meeting the Pearl Brewery board unanimously elected Tatus 2 Proper as executive vice president and general manager, effective March 15. Proper, a graduate engineer from Iowa State College, joined San Antonio in 1924 and rose from engineer to vice president and sales manager before serving in the Army. He succeeds Z. G. McGimsey, recently named chairman of the board.
Mr and Mrs John Froelich celebrated their third wedding anniversary with a turkey dinner at home in Columbus on Sunday. Guests included relatives from Bellville, Galveston, Hearne, and Columbus. the ceremony was held at St John’s Episcopal Church, with Mrs Sit Clik at the organ. The bride wore a ballerina gown of ivory duchesse satin and Chantilly lace. Rev Tower officiated, with William Whitmore and others as attendants. A reception followed at the Seymoi st home.
Hazel Walker's Arkansea Travelers basketball team, composed of girls, meet the Wiarton County Junior College Pioneers in WCJC gym on Tuesday February 25. The squad known for its stylish play and sharp shooting travels to Houston for a weekend event and is highlighted by local figures Mrs Julius, Cloat and others.
Maple Lake Rotary Club members and Leaver Colorado River Authoras-Wharton County Junin College soil resource laboratory showcased how the AU Mayeaux program operates. Program chairman B A McElhinney urged ranchers to mail samples for analysis, with results detailing soil conditions and fertilizer recommendations. A $1 per sample fee was announced, and multiple samples are advised if soils vary on a farm.
Miss Edith McNee of San Antonio and Pearl Cabron of Bayle Lake attend the party honoring Mrs. Chas P Hoggess. Guests include D D Pletcher and several locals. the hostesses are Mrs. Morzan and Mrs. Henry Nelson. visits from relatives described. Wayne Brasher and George Chasey noted as hospitalized this week.
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