Aces Lose Opener to Columbus 9 5 in PlayoffGame
The Aces fell 9 to 5 against Columbus in the opening playoff game. The series continues with a game scheduled Sunday at 3 30 PM. Key players listed include Breer and others noted in the recap.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1949
Page
7
The Aces fell 9 to 5 against Columbus in the opening playoff game. The series continues with a game scheduled Sunday at 3 30 PM. Key players listed include Breer and others noted in the recap.
New fishing and hunting regulations take effect with license changes. Residents must obtain a big game hunting license and attach two deer tags. licenses and tags must be completed on the license, with proof of eligibility and residency required for legality.
Torn fragmentary text describes Brenham hosting a Sunday playoff between Srenham and La Grange for advancement in a county league. Mentions Lake Aces and Eagle Lake Ar Apes, with vague references to pitchers and fan travel.
A local Lions game took place at Look Athletic Field on August 26. The roster included L Muzny, EL 2, Revd, R B Powell, Jink Az, Adeveits, J Thom, J Livdecke and R Halvorses, with Shebers Composing noted among attendees.
Weimar Golf Club topped Lakeview by 3927 to 4027 in a county competition held Sunday across two courses. Charles Paumpartey earned a trophy for the lowest aggregate score while Weimar's team posted 1049 to Lakeview’s 1086. A barbecue followed the tournament with many players in attendance.
Mr and Mrs R Gewik and their sons Jack and Mike of Houston visited here for a few days Mr Gowii with the Shell Gib Company assigned in Houston May and Mrs M W Jones and tam plan to leave Sunday for a short stay with family in Mississippi Jones Tam Shrom Lear Note Bol Jon B Latha sterpless Loosa Faper.
Officials implement traffic and parking supervision along Fourth Street for the football game. Extra seats and crowd control will guide vehicular flow, with fire and police presence directing spectators to ensure safety and compliance with park regulations.
Willan Spalinger and John Davie of Wharton with Boyd Smith of Columbus encountered a 52 inch rattlesnake near Engle Lake on Calhoun Road. They captured and measured the snake using a new gun as they returned from a fishing and hunting trip Sunday night. Local witnesses noted the incident near Ward Lowy and Willie Hodde’s house. The report mentions the group’s expectations for trials this week.
Ex service members are urged to carefully read instructions for National Service Life Insurance dividend applications. Officials warn many forms are rejected for issues such as missing serial numbers or unsigned blanks, delaying payments and extending processing times for retirees and widows.
Former band members of the school are instructed to turn in their uniforms immediately for reuse. The notice, signed by Betty Ruth Beane, stresses the need for all uniforms to be collected to prepare for the upcoming marching display.
Cale Theatre announces a change in opening time today with doors opening at 6 45 pm and the show starting at 7 00 pm. This marks a fifteen minute earlier start than the previous schedule.
The Lions Club hosts a September Tuesday gathering with Lee as guest, featuring a Blue carnival theme and volunteer participation. The event includes the Selmat Band, a design club sponsor, and notes on community virtues. Local attorney general guest Texas joins, and Lion Larsan receives a Bram award for public service.
Notice thanks friends who supported us in the past and announces the opening of a cafe on Highway 71 in Altai Texas. The Gibson family expresses appreciation and invites patrons to enjoy Saturday afternoon service at their new venture.
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