Hillbillies Open 1952 Grid Workouts September 1
The Fredericksburg Hi School Hillbillies begin their 1952 grid sessions Monday September 1 under coach Roy Langerhans in his first year. The team returns 16 lettermen as the Red and White prepare for the season with optimism.
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Billies Grid Team Readies for 1952 Season in Texas
Fort Worth coaching school hosts Langerhans with Crane High’s Dan Ande regs guiding about 35 trainees. Harvey Eckert injured knee, likely sidelined. Season opens Sept 12 at Mason, Sept 19 at Junction, Sept 26 at Brady, then Oct schedule includes Eagle Pass Lampasas Llano Menard, Nov 7 Lockhart, Nov 14 Gonzales, Nov 21 San Marcos, with Leonard Shanklin as assistant and Hendrix Jr. of Lubbock named junior high coach.
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Knopp Family Returns From Texas Coast Vacation
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Knopp and daughter Kathry came back Friday after a weeklong vacation along the Texas coast.
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Gillespie County hosts great sports weekend at fair
Fredericksburg sports scene closes with Gillespie County Fair events and Texas Game and Fish Exhibition. Brooke Army Medical Co. Mets win 7th game of NBC Semi Pro tourney, defeating Sinton 4 3 in ten innings to claim the title behind Cohen’s clutch pitching. Sinton and BMAC advance to Wichita national semipro. Attendance averages about 1,500 per game across 10,462 paid admissions. Camp Stanley wins 1 0 at Comfort. Hill Country League ends with Boerne vs Giants, Stonewall at Comfort, and Camp Stanley making up a rained out game. Playoffs set with three game first round, then five game final.
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Hermann Sons 10 Pin League Scores and Leaders
In the Hermann Sons 10 Pin League Team 17 Sinclair Gas posted 2 and 43 against City Mattress 2 Temple Lumber Co. ere We City Mattress. Individual high game was R. Hutshenreuter with 196, high average R. Hutschenreuter 176, and high three‑game total 544.
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Hermann Sons Mired 10 Pin League Standings
Team standings show Hermann Sons Lodge 12 Uptown Service 6 and 12 games. Butch Ulbricht led high game 213 and high three game total 574 with a 173 average. Grand Prize Beer 128 and Falstaff Beer 4 appear as prize references.
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Giants Win 4-0 to Maintain Hill Country League Lead
Giants top Pirates 4 0 as John Hartmann fires a four hit shutout over Stonewall. Enderlin drives in two with a homer and Taylor adds another with Malberg scoring, extending the Giants’ league advantage to 11 2 with two games left in the season.
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Hill Country League Results and Scores
Fredericksburg and Stonewall played last Sunday with Fredericksburg winning 4 0 and Camp Stanley defeating Comfort 1 0 Standings show Fredericksburg Comfort Camp Stanley and Boerne in the league Next Sunday games: Boerne at Fredericksburg Stonewall at Comfort Camp Stanley off informed by box score Comfort 0 Camp Stanley 1 in nine innings with Heinen Faltin Menn and H Minor credited for the pitchers’ effort
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Luckenbach Tops Gulf Coast with 18 Homers
Kermit Luckenbach, star outfielder for the Corpus Christi Aces, leads the Gulf Coast League with 18 home runs. The brief notes a DC delegate serving in Congress from 1871 to 1875.
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