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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
7
Report notes widespread myths about rattlesnakes in Texas and warns of a venomous bite. It explains a lethal venom dose roughly one drop per 30 pounds and describes the snake's loosely interlocked segments and frantic vibrating tail.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announced a nine day teal hunting season from September 10 to 18. Daily bag limit is four teal with a permit of eight. Permits must be obtained by August 8. Applicants should submit name and complete address. Applications will not be accepted after August 8.
Mrs Edward Lee owes Laing Texas fund dues for two years. Lee is tied to a university site with headquarters in ating. The notice mentions regret over the financial matter and links to local institutions.
A brief ad notes 2 and 3wire power cards from ft to 160 16 length priced right at Spalinger Hari ware. The listing highlights value and availability for electrical supplies.
Sheridan Little Leaguers continue pace in Cald ra de Valley. Sheridan II routs Eagle Lake 8 to 0 at Youth Lighted Park after a 12 to 4 win over Garwood. Meitzen breaks up no hitter by Polach with single as Flores allows two hits. Yanks edge Yanks 32 in a close Sheridan game. East Bernard defeats Garwood. Lakers idle.
On June 26 the Summer Commuters League saw Teague Paulsen's Saddery roll high scores with 515 and 1829. Eloise Walla achieved high series with 522 and Barth Stein posted a high game of 23. Paulsen's and Idali's tied for first with nine wins each, Wise Ja in third with seven and a half wins.
John Cardova visits Mr and Mrs Leocadio Cordova as Sgt Comfaya attends a week long jungle training at Fort Riley Kansas.
The Calts beat the Cards and the Braves defeated the Sox 13 to 3 as rainouts were rescheduled. Games set for Friday night and Saturday include the Sox versus the Celts and Braves versus the Colts, with additional Monday matchups to follow. Standings list COETS 440, Sox 422, Braves 22, Cards 404.
The Houston Astros welcome the St. Louis Cardinals to the Astrodome for four games Thursday through Sunday June 23 to 26. The Cardinals play Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night and Sunday afternoon, with special events including a benefit night on Thursday and 50S night on Saturday to aid the needy. A four man exhibition by King and his Court follows Sunday’s regular Houston versus St. Louis game. Tickets are $4.50 box seats and $2.50 reversed seats, with orders via check or money order to Houston Astros Box 1691.
Eagle Lake Lakers lost twice in Tri County play, dropping a 12 to 2 game to the Columbus Red Birds behind John Feismer on the mound. Earlier they were 4 to 0 losers to La Grange Ravens as four Red Bird hits and erratic Lakers defense produced the decisive run. The Sheridan flatness rainout will be made up, while upcoming schedule includes a visit to Flatonia and a six game string with Hal Jertsvine in Sheridan.
A brisk advisory urges hunters to seek permission on private lands with courtesy and responsible behavior. It cites cooperative programs in Michigan and New York expanding access, notes most deer harvests occur on private land, and encourages scouts to introduce themselves to farmers and offer favors in return for access.
Mrs Gladys Moody of Alleyton announces the marriage of her son Robert Thomas Moody UT to Miss Alena Brauer daughter of Mr and Mrs Royce Brauner of Schulenburg. The Mooroods lived in Houston until his induction into the U S Army now stationed at Fort Polk Louisiana. Mrs Moody stays with her mother in law Enighe Like-syngra Bibe Grove and Ol Flowm.
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