Eagles Lose Two In District Playoff Run Upset
The Exiles Lake Eagles battled in district play with a 31 to 35 halftime deficit and clawed to within five before fading as LaMarque and French High dominated the action. Craig Adams scored 12, Brasher led with 22 in the final game, Alvin High won 40 to 10 in another tournament outing.
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Eade Lake Eagles
Distsiot Jasa Buskrepall
Saasoninere
Fie
Aniagiés
Dan Duncan
Graig Adem
Bo@x
Parma
Brasil
Gayle Tanmas
Jim Tallas
Schweyberg
Thiower
Robert Bozean
Shorthorns
Mt District
Lake Hagley
Clu
Raalies
Rosenberg
Tole
LaMerque High School
Ant Wn
French High School
Craig Adams
Clea Lamnicky
Leon Simank
Jimmy Bleks
Bogle Stalwayis
LaMarque
Lac Marque
Eagles
Lalarque
Eagle
Wayne Brasher
W. B. Hinton
Grasher
Throckmorton
Lamar Consolidated Mustangs
Otk
Brasher
Franklin
Alvin High School
Humble
Missoul City
Higa
Gerard Arabamas
Kt Campa
Rock Island Rockets Defeat Garwood In District Tilt
Rock Island Rockets topped Garwood 24 to 14 in the first district tilt. Key scorers included Johnnye Strasse with 55 points and Leroy Fraka with 3, while Tom Henry and Ed Garcia contributed double digits.
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Cme Sf
Tagil
Rec
Tiare Rockets
Sind
Nest Qduurker
BOI
Rocckets
Gentle le Hemy
Pont
Tom Henry
Ed Garcia
Larry Less
Dan Waddell
Johnnye Strasse
Leroy Fraka
Tree & Simung Orcher
Rock Island
Garwood Girls Cagers Win District Tilt From Rock Island
The Rock Island girls lost to Garwood's Rochellettes 26 to 23 in a district contest Tuesday night. Wes Wieishuhn led Garwood with 15 points, Schilling added 8, Estlina 6. For Rock Island Amile Girnuit scored 13, Dixie Torsend and Hidoris Kothai Whit each had 5. Edwards, Goodness, Kotre, and Pendry contributed defense and hustle.
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Rock Island
Garwool Garettes
Rochettes
Garettes
Sheld
Wes
Wieishuhn
RK. Schilling
Estlina
Amile Girnuit
Dixie Tosrsend
Hidoris Kothai Whit
Carolyn Edwards
Aubrey Kotre
Pendy
Goodness
Eagle Lake Ros tar Club presents trip to Old Mexico
Members of the Eagle Lake Rotary Club showcased a color film of a trip to Old Mexico during a Wednesday meeting at eSW Crim Joveal Gut Gistibutor provided the footage and brief narration highlighting the journey and scenes from the journey.
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Eagle Lake Rostar Club
Old Mexico
Esw
Crim
Rural Electrification Substation Planned Near Columbus
A Rural Electrification Administration substation is planned southeast of Columbus in Antler, feeding from Altair, with new pumps for irrigation wells. The court heard attorney Rutta seek quitclaim deeds from property owners along the abandoned Altair-Rueck Island road to clear title for the project and line easements.
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Flansi
Eree
Elortiffication Administration
Columbus
Fee
Commissioners” Court
Afonday
Felix Fehrenkamp
Altair
Rea
Bit Rutta
Rutt
Allair-Rueck Island
REA Heathcirtens
Catholic Altar Society Elects New Officers
Members of the Altar Society met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Oscar Miller with Mrs. RBL as hostess. Seventeen members attended and elected officers headed by Mrs. L. J. Rosprim as President and Mrs. Stanley Kucherka as vice president.
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Altar Society
Gur Lany
Perpetual Help Ce’ Lic Church
Tor
Irs
Oscar Miller
Rbl
L. J. Rosprim
Stanley Kucherka
Ernest Ondin
D. Roberts
Berry Dostal
Sheridan Cagers Take Two From Shiner
Sheridan Broncos A team beat Shiner 90 to 31 with Fry and Maca tied for 30 points each. The game was Tuesday January 6 at Sheridan. The girls team lost 15 to 47 with Jonnie Lee Jones high scorer at 9. Randy Wrett led the Broncos with his points.
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Glenn R. Buckley
Sheridan Broncos
Shiner
Sheridan
Do Fry
Maca
Jonnie Lee Jones
Randy Wret
Broncos
Landscape Project Girl Cagers Lose Openers to Columbus
Mrs Parl Powers announced completion of the Elementary Landscape Project with planting of Arizona Ash and other trees behind playground equipment. Fifteen trees and seventy shrubs were installed to shield children from winds. Eagle Lake High School girls basketball opened District 24-A with a 23 to 20 loss to Columbus Cardinals, led by Shirley Froka with 44 points, Perry scoring 18 for the Cardinals.
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PTA
AtElem
Columbus
Parl Powers
Sencol Lannseape
Ag- Soglation
Arizona
Siong
Conchi’ Jodtsie
Alford
Eagle Laike
Columbus Cardinals
Eagles
Fla
Shirley Froka
Perry
Cardinals
Meeting Adjoins After Brief Session With Tasteful Desserts
The meeting adjourned following a brief business session. Desserts were served by Mesdames Lucille Miller Earl Thorning and Chester Audson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Miller
Earl ‘Thoring
Chester- Audson
Commissions Advertise Bids For Contractor Materials
Commissions opened bids for a Caterpillar machine and other supplies to be used in county projects. Commissioner A Uy reported one Caterpillar option and a plan to have truck sheds built using material bids led by Commissioner AL J Aschenteck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issioners A. Uy
County Cive
Garwood PTA Hears Student Council Functions
The Garwood Parent-Teacher Association met in January with Mrs W Smith in charge of the program. Mary Any led the discussion on student council functions and roles.
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Garwood Pta
Garwood Parent-Teacher ‘Association
Meixing
W. €. Smith
Mary Any
Polio poster highlights need for March of Dimes funds
The 1953 March of Dimes poster features Patride and Panels O Neill, two Raleigh children who suffered polio in mid July and required extensive treatment. Pat left an iron lung, braces, and a corset after foundation care, while Panels recovered enough to live normally. The poster underscores ongoing costs for treatment and care funded by donations.
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Lilian Etavsrn
Patride
O'Neil
Clarence O
Raleigh
N.C
Morth Carpling
Pat
Fam
Uie
Pan
Pato
Georgis Warm Spring Foundation
Warn Springs Foundation
March of Dimes Whigh
Student Council movement discussed at meeting
Supt P J Lewis led a discussion on the Student Council Movement while Brune demonstrated on the piano. The Gai wood Stiders Council explained functional member voting as the meeting approved changing meeting days from the second Monday to the second Wednesday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brune
P. J. Lewis
Ira
Figor
Gaiwood Stiders Council
Rock Island Rockets Triumph 31 30 Over Schulenburg Girls
Rock Island Rockettes edge Schulenburg by 31 to 30 in a tight early game. Coaches Lois Beamon and team rallied in final minutes to secure the win as Schulenburg clung to the lead until late. The Rockettes were set to face Schulenburg again in the Eagle Lake Rice Tournament opener on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Girls Nose
Schulenburg
Rock Island Rockettes
Schuenburz Lapvnertes
Schulenburr
Lois Beamon
Rock Island Girls
Bchulenturg
Spade and Trowel beautify swim park trees project
Club members heard a report from Mrs Hugh Shere on the beautification project at the Jarmenien Lagina Swimming Pool. Trees on the property have been fertilized, scars painted, and the area cleaned and sloped to ease mowing along the water. The creek was turned and the project prioritized due to the oaks and pecans needing proper fertilization and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spade and Trowel Club
Hugh Sheredian
Chicicman
Jarmenien Lagina
Mie
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Rosenbergsburg
Alvin
Toray Ae
Eagle Lets
Paul Powers
Joe Z. Lama
Rom Garwood
Garwood Girls
R. IS
Catholic Altar Soc
Ford Ford
Willys Jeep
Chevrolet
A. L. Baring, Inc
Aay
Boubie
Spade & Trowel
Klare Carpet CO
Wharton, Texas
Bigelow
Alexander Smith
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