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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1967
Page
7
Royal Hands Sheridan suffers its first defeat 22-8 as Danhory eleven faces off in District 23-B. Tossed plays and key turnovers mark the game while Sheridan’s captain leads with effort but falls short in the sogame.
In a brief scoreboard item, the report notes players cisirs and walkers listed for the Eagles game. The fragment emphasizes lineup notes and a basic score tally, reflecting a local sports update with limited details.
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions bowls and cricket style terms with team references like Blue Belies and Swalec. Readable facts include scattered names and scores but specifics are unclear. The piece appears to summarize a local sports activity with uncertain entities and outcomes.
Two men Marvin Guates and Ernest E Jones were arrested by Game Warden Wanlen Lea near Matthews River last Wednesday. They faced charges of hunting without a license. each was fined 70 dollars plus costs in the Justice of the Peace court of M M Jones after a rabbit was found with them.
A fragmentary note lists participants from Texas colleges and towns including Austin and Howard Payne. The text mentions Lutheran, Sorwin, and Dramgaule as connected names, with unclear roles. Further readable details are limited.
Eagle Lake Eagles were routed by Ganado 43 to 14 in the non-district opener, then travel to Shiner to start district play Friday at 3:01 p.m. Highlight plays included Koneshek’s 13 yard run, Lovings 49 yard reception, and Konarik scoring bursts for Ganado, while penalties and a blocked punt hurt the Eagles on return.
Eagle Lake freshmen and B squad both lost at Weimar last Thursday with the freshmen edged 20 to 0 and the B team crushed 44 to 6. Connie Tolliver scored the lone Eagle Lake TD and Paul Gausey to David Evers produced a 55 yard pass play. Coach Bakies praised listed players on offense and defense for their effort despite the losses.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department invites applications to fill the 22nd Game Warden Training School starting in February at Texas A&M University College Station. Trainees will earn $485 per month under 60th Legislature acts, with a $397 prior trainee comparison. Applications close at 3 pm October 23.
Colorado County Tax Assessor Henry J. Hak leads a regional tax tour through multiple locations for the 1968 voting year. The schedule includes Bernard o on October 12 Sheridan School October 13 Oakland October 16 Schg elimi ann s sore Nada October 17 Rock Island School October 18 and Lone Oak October 19. Early payers by November 2 receive a 4 percent discount, with 2 percent from November 3 to December 2 and 1 percent from December 3 to December 31.
Mr and Mrs Henry Reuther and Alfred Reuther of this city and Mrs Raymond Taylor and Mrs Beth of Victoria were in Hitchcock Saturday to attend the marriage of their granddaughter Miss Heide and Bruce Finnigan. Miss Heide is the daughter of Mr and Mrs BE Heide of La Marque.
A group from this city includes Gerry Clinson Steve Taylor Dan Middiehnyck and Mr and Mrs Pete Gertson. they plan to travel to Buford Colorado this week for big game hunting.
New subscribers this week include Pvt. James DeShazo with the Armed Forces at Fort Dix New Jersey and Richard Clipson affiliated with 4 Texas Tech Lubbock and the University of Houston Virginia Clipson.
An election will be held at 12 45 p m Thursday October 12 to name a district supervisor for the Colorado Soil Conservation District No d covering Eagle Lake Arleyton and Matthews. Richard L Clipson of Eagle Lake currently serves as supervisor and residents are invited to attend the meeting at the Community Center to participate in the two four year term selection.
Bruce Bond, a district cooperat or in the Borden area, completed a wildlife pond. Mrs. Clara Class of Bernardo finished a pond for wildlife on her property. R. L. Cupson smoothed rice land north of Altar. August Bekeo of Sew Bidlai installed a wildlife pond on his farm.
Ang sets with wide price range available for afterhours appointment. Call Eagle Lake Drops CB 4 2052 for details.
The Eagle Lake High School annual staff warns that all 1967 yearbooks must be picked up by Friday October 18 at 3 00 p.m. from Miss Kethy Scott. Unclaimed copies will be sold. Also mentions visiting guests with Miss Madeline Cearnal and other relatives from San Antonio.
The Eagle Lake and Ganado bands delivered strong halftime performances. Eagle band opened with fanfare, performed intricate marching routines, then majorettes closed the show to the tune Everything Goes.
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