Blue Eagles Defeat Yoakam in Home Conference Tilt
The Blue Eagles beat Yoakam 20 to 18 at halftime and pulled away in the second half led by Harold Williams Jodie Scott Ervin Hurd and Robert Mason. Louis Jackson and Wayne Wright keyed defense and big plays as they prepare to host El Campo Saturday at Eagle Lake stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Henry Blue Eagles
Asberry Sons
Yoakam
Eagles
Lions
Blue Eagles
Asberry
Harold Williams
Jodie Scott
Ervin Hurd
Robert Mason
Robert Black
Louis Jackson
Leonid Scott
Wayne Wright
Blue Eagle
Eagle Lake Stadium
Tennis Ladder Leads Adults In Eagha Lake Event
Drs Gardner Duncan tops the adult division of the Eagha Lake Tennis ladder with plans to move to first place while Mrs Everets and Mrs Walter Im gerson hold spots near the top. Other top names include Marilyn Meitzen Ray Thomas Carl Sea Don Coles and James Mathis, with numerous players listed across age groups and multiple family entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Duncan
Eagha Lake
Everets
Walter Imgerson
Marilyn Meitzen
Ray Thomas
Carl Sea
Don Coles
Seamanekl
Ken Nore
James Mathis
Dani Charles Spalinger
Ralph
Mascheck
Jay Anderson
Dexter
Johnny Schmidt
Mahalite
John
Raymond Ander
Don Frnka
Toh Konvicka
Beverly
Ant Unfer
Danny Fel
Debble Wesel
Union Paul Causey
Danet
Dine Wells
Ani Harley Erin
and Winder
Dim Ma- Morton Parker
Timwardd Red
Uater
Sarzen
Ert Fraten
Russelens
Brice
Stephens Wufldell
Tom Reed
Carol Kh
Darrell Gert
Sarah Mathis
Margaret Wi
Dina Koblefiel
Anderson
Becky Gert
Homecoming progress after hospital stay for patient
Robert Martin was moved home during the weekend after a week in the Latchlin Hospital recuperating from a broken hip. Friends report she is getting along slowly but steadily and is recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nospieal Servirs
Robert Martin
Cattle Market Report From Colembus Livestock Auction
The sale saw 1475 head sold with strong activity and no pass-outs. Butcher calves and yearlings ranged good to choice with prices 22 to 24, standard 19 to 22, utility 17 to 19, packer heiferettes 15 to 18, canners down to 10 to 14.5. Stacker and feeder calves heavy. cross steers 195 to 22, cross heifers 18 to 20.5, pairs 150 to 175, seed butcher 23 to 23.75. Feeder specials 6 to 26, sows 18 to 22. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Jack McLaughlin and family, and Mrs Ross Wyeth and Mrs Ross King of Houston.
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Colembus
Standard
Utility
Heiferetts
Wits
Packer Bulks
H. le
Omitted Son Named in Headlight Mr John Bittner Burial
A brief note states that the Headlight last week omitted the name of one of Mr John Bittner's sons, Sylvester Bittner, of Welmar, in reporting survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasee
John Bittner
Sylvester Bittner
Welmar
Accidents on slick highway west of city after rain
Two crashes occurred Monday afternoon on highway 90A amid heavy rain. Clara Caldwell, driving a 196% Volkswagen eastbound, lost control near Laughlin Hospital and rolled over. minor injuries reported and car damaged. Finley James, driving a 1985 Chevrolet westbound with a trailer, jackknifed east of the river bridge, striking a fence. vehicle heavily damaged and driver injured. Officer Billy Miller investigated both incidents, with the Yoakum Packing Company truck involved in the second crash and repairs noted by the patrol.
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Volkswagen
Clara Caldwell
Laughlin’ Hospital
Billy Miller
Altair
River Bridge
Furve
Jack
Herbert Biern
Finley James
Yoakum
Wack
Yoakum Packing Company
Pateniman Miller
Oilers Host Kansas City Chiefs in Sun Showdown
The Houston Oilers aim to rebound after a rough three game road trip as they return home to Rice Stadium. Texas despair lingers with a 2-3 record while Kansas City trails, led by strong defense from Mays and Bell, seeking to boost standings in a tough AFL clash.
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Oilers
Kansas City Chiefs
Hawston Oilers
Sondon
Kansas
Buffalo
Hoff
Houston
Kansas City
Hank Strum
Jerry Mays
Bobby Bell
Jfotub
Bobby Frunt
Jr Hii Eagle B Host Sealy Thirs at Eagle Lake
Haple Lake Junior High Eaglers and Eagles B clash Sealy junior high at Eagle Lake stadium tonight. Games start 6 20 p m with B team following. Last week Eagle Lake B lost 32 0 to Columbus freshmen. Wesley Coles scored on a pass from Tony Balas. Public invited to cheer locals to victory. Mr and Mrs H L Parker visited Laurel Mississippi last week with daughter family.
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Haple Lake
Eaglers
Eagles
Sealy Junor High
BY i
Eagle Lake Stadium
le Eagle Lake
Columbus
Eagle Stafilm
Ong
Wesley Coles
Tony Balas
H. L. Parker
Laurel
Mississippi
Jack Duncan
Merle
Alizabeth Ann
Tower attacks poverty programs at Texas GOP meeting
Senator John Tower, speaker at the State GOP Executive Committee gathering in El Paso, urged Congress to reassess poverty programs amid alleged waste. He cited no Texan examples but warned of salary costs and some needy participants, calling the programs a political football and noting unmet objectives. The committee adopted resolutions reaffirming support for President Johnson's Southeast Asia policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Anderson
Chesterville
Republican Executive Committee
el Paso
Anderson
John Tower
GOP
Congress
Iiet Nan
Republcan Party
My. Johnson
Southeast Asia
Sims Bros Lead Broncos to Fourth Win Over Danbury
The Sheridan Broncos earned their fourth victory by 6 to 0 against the Danbury Panthers at Sheridan stadium. Sidneys Sims 70 yard interception return for the game’s lone TD and Gary Sims’ 92 rushing yards powered the attack while Sidney led a stout defense. District play opens next with Burton.
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Sheridan Broncos
Danbury Panthers
Broncos
Tlt
I Sheridan Stadium
Sims Brothers
Sidney
Gary
Gary Sims
Sheridan
Sidney Sims
Danbury
Clut Bderden
Burton
WCJC Pioneers to Face Kilgore in Saturday Tilt
WCJC Pioneers meet Kilgore Rangers in Kilgore on Saturday October 23 in a Texas Junior College Federation matchup. Kilgore aims to rebound after a slow preseason showing while WCJC seeks its third win of the 1963 campaign following a big upset over the Tyfer Apaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton County Junior College
Texat Junior College
Fantheil Federation
Kligort Rangers
Kilgore
Rangers
Gene Bahnsen
Tyfer Apaches
Winners Named In Ford Punt Pass and Kick Contest
Seventy two youngsters from Eagle Lake and thirty four from the Garwood Neds area competed in the 1965 Ford Punt Pass and Kick contest held there and in Garwood last Friday and Saturday. Patrick Maschock of Eagle Lake had the highest score with 924 points. First place in several age groups earned jackets, helmets, silver and bronze plaques, with winners from Eagle Lake Garwood and Barley Lake. Marcy De La Boss and Pred Sosa attended Gibbs and Co Grand Opening in Houston Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Garwood-Neds
Garwood
Jack B. Mann
Universal Motor Gy
Ford
Universal Motor Co
Shere
Ast
Carl Mascherk
Michael Thomas Vestal
James Award Brune
Jeffrey Seaholm
Eagle Latte
Jin Wardell
Avid Beenk
Rey Trenry
Cranek
Mddle Lee Balusok
Victor Shimek
Mike Meltzen
David Marshal
Roger Strenke
Patrick Maschock
Earle Lake
Michael i Grigar
Abraham Garcia
Darrell Pav. Neel
Mike J Spanivel
Barle Lake
Ard
Carl Kallina
Patrick Maschoek
Fenond
Marcy
de la Boss
Pred Sosa
Houston
Gibbs and Co
Suit postponed in Universal Life Insurance case
A district court suit between Universal Life and Ac client Insurance Co and Gussie Mae Matthews was scheduled for next week but both parties agreed to defer hearing to a later date. Oxco sweepers advertised for indoor use and hard floors at Spalinger Hardware, Eagle Lake, with prices around $3.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Life and Acclient Insurance Company
Gussie Mae Matthews
Spalinger Hardware
Spalinger Huritware
Eagle Lake
Republicans Endorse Support For Rights Through Next Congress
A fragment outlines GOP advocacy to maintain backing for preserving the right to work through the upcoming Congress and beyond, tying it to resistance to "Communist Imperialism" and a goal of an early victory. The text notes resolutions urging Republicans Democrats and Independents to continue support for Tower and related housing labor rights.
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GOP
United States
Independenta
Tower
Congress
Eagles Lose Wild District Opener To Louise 32 0n Friday
Lake Eagles were defeated 32 to 6 by Louise Hornets in the District 28A opener at Eagle Stadium. Gary Noska and Henry Smith led Louise with a strong ground game as they built a 14 6 halftime lead and pulled away after intermission. Eagles halted briefly but two late TD runs by Smith sealed Louise’s win. The setback follows an off night for the Eagles who now press for a rebound next week.
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Eagle
Lake Eagles
Louise’ Hornets
Ee Eagle
Hornets
Hornet
Bagley
Gary Noska
Henry Smith
Eagle Lake
Louise
Noske
Eagles
Clark Fowers
Andy Lama
Powers
Fred Armstrong
Eagte Lake
Tania
Bagies
Tess Han
Curtis Perkins
Elving
Tonlse
Russell Konesheck
Armatrong
Honesheeck
Orethi
Bupley
East Bernard and Tidehaven Battle To A 0 0 Tie
East Bernard Brahmas and Tidehaven Tigers fought to a scoreless 0 0 tie in District 284 action. Tidehaven entered district play undefeated but stalled against the tough Brahmas. East Bernard managed only two first downs while Tidehaven racked up 14 but failed to score. Louise Hornets beat Eagle Lake 32 6. Bloomington idle.
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East Bernard Brahmas
Tétehaven Tigers
Louise Hornets
Eagle Lake Raples
Bloomington
Eagles
East Bernard
Tidehaven
Louise
Tigers
Eagle Lake
Taulse
League High Scorers and Standings in Oct League
League leaders tied to October events feature Pabst high 2896 in the Initial League with Falstaff close, Williams and Harten notable for high scores, and Eagle Lake teams near top. Commuters League shows The Brahma Boosters posting a 20th series, Alama Boosters lead 19-5, Suntown Trio and Falcons posting strong team marks.
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Pabst
Falstaff
Wayne Harten
Harold Williams
Stanhip
Eagle Lake Smre
Eagle Lake Rice
Skull Crees
Evelyn's Beauty Shop
Skull Creek
Bob Walla
Alma Davidson
Hertha David
Oma
Ruth
Col
Macks Corner Drug
Falcons
Pabst Beer
Scott's
Texaco Fre
Home schedule concludes with Bloomington clash in classic
Their next engagement is at Tidehaven on October 29. They close the home schedule by hosting Bloomington in the homecoming classic on November 3 and finish at Taft Bernard on November 12.
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Tidehaven
Bloomington
Taft Bernard
Garwood Gars defeat Columbus 6 to 0 in district opener
The Garwood Gars edged Columbus 6 to 0 in a defensive showdown at the Garwood Fair night. Joe Axel scored the lone touchdown from 18 yards as Garwood credited Axel Rennie Pricameyer Louis Cranek and Keith Muesse for strong defense. The loss leaves Columbus preparing for Somerville in the district opener.
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Garwood Gars
Columbus B
Gars
Joe Axel
Garwood
Edsel Nix
Axel
Rennie Pricameyer
T Louis Cranek
Keith Muesse
Gare
Somerville
Gatwood
Ars
Eas
Ale Lake
Weimar
Schulenburg
Shiner
Flato
Gospel Meeting Continues at Church of Christ
Evangelist Allen J. T. Otte leads a gospel meeting at Saglo Leke Church of Christ starting last Monday with services nightly at 7 30 pm and Sunday at 10 45 am and 7 00 pm. Don Coles invites friends to attend remaining sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen JT. Otta
Church of Christ
Saglo Leke
Tontinge
Otte
Norton Street Church of Christ In
Corpus Christ
Don Coles
Bigle Lake
Football Scoreboard Night Results From Readable Fragments
Friday results show Louise 34 over Eagle Lake and East Bernard 0. Nearby games listed include Shiner 0 and Danbury 1, with mentions of Royal at Wallis Yar and Vleck at Orchid. Details are fragmented but indicate multiple small contests and venue notes.
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Louise
Eagle Lake
East Bernard
Tidehaven Cherkhin
Danburyd
Imez
Shiner
Sealyig
Kevin Sheridan
Danbury
Wallis Yar Vleck
Orchid
Somerville
Garvaed Sheridan
Burton
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Cattle Market Reports
Sims Bros
WCJC
Lestitudies Witerscool
Tavision OF
Bulova
Elekar’s Shoe Mart
East Main
DWT
Charles D Rutty
Arthur Leeffurd
Arie O. Enin
CH. OF Christ
Eagle Lare Treugr
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OFTY
Texas
Fred G
Fred RB
Fred R. Frnka
Zagie Lake
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