Columbus Cards Edge Opponent 12 to 6 in Thriller
E Bernard Downs leads Columbus Cards to a 12 to 6 thriller win over their unnamed foe. The game features a tight first half and a decisive late surge to seal the victory.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1951
Page
7
E Bernard Downs leads Columbus Cards to a 12 to 6 thriller win over their unnamed foe. The game features a tight first half and a decisive late surge to seal the victory.
Esther Robinson and her son are mentioned in a brief City note. The readable portion provides limited context about a local event or status involving their names without clear detail or date.
Junior College Pioneers host Cameron Aggies in Layton on September 22, kickoff at 8 p m. Tickets listed as 1 60 for a section and 1 20 for general admission. Poster lists John William Brasher from Bag as end position.
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Eagle Lake defends home turf with a 26 to 14 win over Sealy as Zahradnick and Amat spark the offense. Mari Sens breaks loose for a Sealy TD while Eagles defenders Tise and Zahradnick power thestop. Home crowd cheers as the green field dazzles under bright markers.
Mr and Mrs John Tallas of Eagle Lake announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of Dorothy Tallas to Leon R Hoffman. The couple plans a September 25 ceremony at Our Lady of Pur Help Catholic Church.
Fiddlers Hen and Far YoUng old invited to enter the old fiddlers contest held after the Saturday September 29 fair. A large loving cup will be awarded to the champion fiddler and judged by Sheri Me buckstot Joie and she Ligniewas etc. Wals at the fair. Also tributes to a beloved husband and father donated. Thanks to nurses and doctors at the hospital and to friends who sent food and flowers.
Eagle Lake Quarterback Club holds weekly breakfast Monday at the Gingham Girl at 4 am. All members and prospective members urged to attend. $160 renewal may be due to A H Dippli or Fred R mka. Transportation and public address plans discussed. yard markers to be provided. Albert Pustejovsky presides.
Businessmen of Eagle Lake and area met Wednesday for a price stabilization clinic led by Ed Kallina, a Price Specialist in the Boston District OPS. The meeting at the committee office covered price regulations and compliance guidance, with attendees including M. L. Briscoe, L. J. Spanihel, Leonard Walker, H. Rodgers, and others.
The Lakeview Golf Club indefinitely called off the Invitae Juniors Golf Tournament due to inability to obtain entries from county clubs. President Clyde Nispel said the event will likely be rescheduled next spring.
The eighth annual Rotary Club honors night for Eagle Lake High School faculty was held during a ladies’ night dinner in the school cafeteria. Superintendent presided alongside Rotary president Deane Fletcher. The program featured introductions by principals Everett Hart H C Ripple and Miss Vina Leo Barnett, remarks on democracy and preparing students for life, and musical numbers by the band, piano pieces, and chalk talks. About eighty attendees, including faculty, guests, Rotarians, and a misty Rotary group, attended.
Addis Rudd's seventh grade science class received extra instruction on fingerprints during a day spent in Chief Joe Passant's office. Students planned a police department visit for more firsthand information, but the class shifted focus after a discussion with the chief.
The Columbus Chapter Order of Eastern Star invites Local Chapter Members. Mrs. Charlie Klein will report on her visit to the Grand Chapter of Wyoming in Columbus Tuesday night. Eagle Lake attendees include Mesdames W. G. Darby M. M. Jones Edith Duty F. A. Sooninghaus KR H. Towel Robert Sim.
A fragment lists individuals including Edgar Baring, W. A. Abbrecht, Gus Seaholm, Bennie Blair, T. W. Scott, J. F. McCreary, L. Mu, R. L. Lange, B. Roos, A. J. Cosgrove, H. Lee Johnson, A. H. Dipple and Fo i Duncan, suggesting a roster or committee.
Texas Highway Patrol chief announces that when officers issue warnings they complete a Warning ticket with the motorist name address license number vehicle type and registration date location and violation. A copy is sent to DPS headquarters and becomes part of the motorist's permanent driving record.
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