St Marys Indians Open 1952 Grid Workouts
St Marys Indians begin football drills for the 1952 season with twenty players practicing under Tony Knopp. Returning lettermen include Henry Becker James Metzger Daniel Hartmann Idie Pyka Bobby Jerschke Kenny Kordzik and Kenny for, plus others listed. The curtain raiser is Sept 13 against Buda at the FHS Lighted Field, with a schedule through Nov 8 featuring Prairie Lea Center Point Kyle Comfort Medina Harper and open dates October 18 and November 1 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors
St. Mary’s Indians
Edgar Schneider
Gerald Jenschke
Dayton Weidenfeller
Charles Jenschke
Darrel Schlueter
Kerwin Weinheimer
Freddie Pyka
David Hartmann
Kenny Jordan
Daniel Hartmann
Clinton Loth
George Gold
Hugo Stehling
Ned Moritz
Kenny Kordzik
Henry Becker
James Metzger
Robert Jenschke
Tony Knopp
St. Mary's Indians
Ich Tony Knopp
Mes Metzger
Idie Pyka
Bobby Jerschke
Enny Kordzik
Kenny
Igor Schneider
Jerrel Jensch- Dayton Weidenfeller
Charles Ischke
Kern Weinheimer
David Hartminn
Uga Stehling
Indians
Buda
FHS
Prairie Lea
Center Point
Kyle
Comfort
Medina
Harper
Hermann Sons Mixed Ten Pin League Opens Play
The Hermann Sons mixed ten pin league starts Monday night September 8 at 7 30 with six teams in a series running Mondays through November 10. Teams include husband and wife pairs with rosters across six groups and a detailed first and second half schedule listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Sons
Herman Sons
Hy Kneese
Reinhold Tatsch
Vernon Gold
Hardy Moses
Harold Jung
Blanche Burrer
Bill Habermann
Walter Helmke
Earl Treibs
Ernst Hohmann
Kenneth Dolezal
Betty Mae Moritz
Felix Heep
Alf. Duecker
Clarence Durst
Clemens Wuest
Chas. Dolezal
Ad. Schneider
Milton Pehl
Margaret Straube
Marvin Oestreich
Sanford Jenkins Wedding Attended in Austin
Mr and Mrs Art Rowert joined Saturday ceremony for Miss Gaye Sanford and Walter Dayton Jenkins at the Presbyterian Theological Seminary Chapel in Austin. Miss Sanford, daughter of Vern Sanford of Austin and Texas Press Association manager, is UT grad. Jenkins, son of Harold D Jenkins of Oklahoma City, is a senior engineering student at the University of Oklahoma. They will reside in Norman, Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Rowert
Gaye Sanford
Walter Dayton Jenkins
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Austin
Austin Club
Commodore Perry
Sanford
Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
University of Texas
Jenkins
Harold D. Jenkins
Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Local family takes two week vacation to Rocky Mountain states
Mr and Mrs Walter Hollmig and Mr and Mrs Vernon Gold and their daughter recently returned from a two week trip visiting Nebraska Colorado and South Dakota. In Rapid City they met Mr and Mrs L D Knesek of Sacramento and visited their nephew Cpl Louis Knesek with the Army Air Forces in Rapid City. The group also toured Estes Park and Colorado Springs Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hollmig
Vernon Gold
Nebraska
Colorado
South Dakota
Rapid City
L. D. Knesek
Sacramento
Calif
Knesek
Cpl
Louis Knesek
Army Air Forces
Estes Park
Colorado Springs
Colo
Helmuth Behrend
A. F. Behrend
Salt Lake City
Utah
Manitou Springs
Giants Edge Boerne 4 3 in 11th for playoff win
In a tense weekend series opener at Fair Park, the Giants beat the Boerne White Sox 4 to 3 in eleven innings. Hartmann started for the Giants, LaFond for Boerne, with Feller earning the win after a strong relief outing. The Sox led 3-0 in the eighth, but Giants rallied in the ninth and won on Taylor's game winning single in the eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Boerne White Sox
Fair Park
Sox
Hartmann
la Fond
Dick” Feller
Feller
R. Bonn
LaFond
Enderlin
Molberg
Taylor
Boerne
White Sox
Phillip
W. Bergmann
Luckenbach
Theis
Bourgeois
M. Bonn
Barreea-Mathews
Houston couple guests at Pfeiffer and Ressmann home
Mr and Mrs Felix Ressmann of Houston were weekend guests in the home of Mrs Herbert Pfeiffer and Mrs Chr Ressmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Ressmann
Houston
Herbert Pfeiffer
Chr. Ressmann
Report for Hillbilly grid team grows for 1952 opener
Thirty seven aspirants report for the Hillbilly grid squad as workouts begin with 16 lettermen from last year. Harvey Eckert, injured earlier, works to stay ready while coaches plan daily practice and a post month medical check. Other returning lettermen and new faces report for duty ahead of the September 12 opener in Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billies
Mason
Harvey Eckert
Stonewall
Langerhans
Shanklin
Doss Wins First Game in Series With Comfort
The Doss Baseball team beat Comfort 2 to 1 in the first game of a 2 of 3 semi final series on Comfort’s diamond. Hahn pitched the win allowing 5 hits as Doss pounded A. Serabia for 6. The two teams meet again next Sunday in Doss for game two. Enderlin clinched a playoff berth by defeating Sisterdale 5 to 3 and Center Point 3 to 2. Enderlin will face Sisterdale in the opening game Sunday at Sisterdale Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doss
Farmer Boys League
Comfort
Hahn
A. Serabia
Rhe Doss
L. Buethge
J. Serabia
Enderlin
Sisterdale
Center Point
Klier Baptism Held Sunday
Karen Sue Klier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Klier, was baptized Sunday morning at Holy Ghost Lutheran Church by Rev. O. Lindenberg. Sponsors were Mrs. Edmund Jacoby Jr, Miss Dorothy Ann Wehmeyer, Mrs. Alton Klier, Harvey Eckhardt and Harold Klier. A barbecue dinner followed at the parents home with sponsors, families and grandparents present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Sue Klier
Ewald Klier
O. Lindenberg
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Edmund Jacoby Jr
Dorothy Ann Wehmeyer
Alton Klier
Harvey Eckhardt
Harold Klier
William Klier
Edmund Jacoby
Gernlein Family Moves to Port Arthur
The Emil Gernelin family, displaced persons from Bavaria, moved to Port Arthur last week. The family includes Mr. and Mrs. Gernlein, two sons Werner and Horst, and a daughter Ingeborg. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hartmann and their children returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Baethge near Hartmann, Ark, noting no rain for two months followed by two and a half inches of rain the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Gernelin
Bavaria
Port Arthur
Gernlein
Werner
Horst
Ingeborg
Lawrence Hartmann
A. L. Baethge and Sons
Hartmann
Ark
Camp Stanley Defeats Comfort in Hill Country Semi finals
Camp Stanley toppled Comfort 11 to 2 to take the Hill Country League playoff series lead. Ace H Menn pitched a four-hitter with 13 Camp Stanley hits off Bartel and Heinen. Batteries: Comfort Bartel Heinen Lopez. Camp Stanley Menn and Minor. The series resumes Sunday night at Comfort under lights for game two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Stanley
H. Menn
Bartel
Heinen
RHE Comfort
Stanley
Comfort
Lopez
H. Minor
Dianne Eckert Baptized Sunday At Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Dianne Lavon Eckert daughter of Mr and Mrs Benno Eckert Jr was baptized by Reverend O Lindenberg on Sunday afternoon at Holy Ghost Lutheran Church Her sponsors were Mrs Press ley Arbelger Kathleen Geist weidt James Eckert and Elgin Rittimann of Kerrville A reception followed at the parents home in Cave Creek Others at the event included grandparents Mr and Mrs Ben Evers and Mr and Mrs Benno Eckert great grandparents Mr and Mrs Louis Roeder of Boerne and Rev and Mrs O Linden berg Vicar Daniel Zimmermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Lavon Eckert
Benno Eckert Jr
O. Lindenberg
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Pressley Arbelger
Kathleen Geistweidt
James Eckert
Elgin Rittimann
Kerrville
Cave Creek
Ben Evers
Benno Eckert
Louis Roeder
Boerne
Daniel Zimmermann
Lange Grocery Wins Hermann Sons Ladies Title
The Lange Grocery bowling team led by Nettie Wuest Josie Knopp Lola Mae Durst and Alma Filter won the Hermann Sons Ladies Series finishing 25 11. Keidel Drug Store and Alberto Nagel Granite tied for second at 17 19 while Mathilde Keidel Lodge was fourth with 12 24. Nettie Wuest posted the week high average 144 while Dorothy Lehmann had the high game 179 and the high three game series 434. Wuest also led on series with high average 144 high game 189 and high three game 490.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lange Grocery
Nettie Wuest
Josie Knopp
Lola Mae Durst
Alma Filter
Hermann Sons
Keidel Drug Store
Alberto Nagel Granite
Mathilde Keidel
Hermann Sons 10-Pin League Standings And High Scores
In the Hermann Sons 10-Pin League the top individual is R. Hutschenreuter with a 171 high single, 544 three-game total, and 196 best single game. The league lists teams City Mattress and Temple Lumber Co among others with results noting Pearl Beer and Sinclair Gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Mattress Sig Pearl Beer
Tite Ao
Sinclair Gas
Southern
Temple Lumber Co
R. Hutschenreuter
Turner Club Ladies 10 Pin League Standings Update
The Turner Club Ladies 10 Pin League lists team results with GWL Lone Star Beer leading 18 12 6 and Falstaff Shineys Sheet Metal at 18 6 12. Hi series Nettie Wuest 482 and Hi game Nettie Wuest 170, Iola Heimann tops with 154. New series starts Sept 23. sign up at Turner Hall before Sept 20 or call 715J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GWL
Lone Star Beer
Kammilah & Heimann
Shiney's
Iola Heimann
Nettie Wuest
Turner Hall
Gregory Lehmann Baptized at Zion Lutheran Church
Gregory W. G. Lehmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Lehmann of Johnson City, was baptized by Rev. Gus Sager on Tuesday, August 26 at Zion Lutheran Church. Sponsors were Miss Mildred E. Lehmann, Mrs. Edgar Moellering and Mrs. Rudy Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory W. G. Lehmann
Chas. H. Lehmann
Johnson City
Gus Sager
Zion Lutheran Church
Mildred E. Lehmann
Edgar Moellering
Rudy Becker
Edison Street-Holy Ghost Tied in Softball Series
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church softball team stopped the Edison Street Methodist nine 12 to 7 to even the series at 1 all for the 1952 Championship. Werner Lindenberg scattered 9 hits for Holy Ghost while teammates collected 10 to give Lindenberg the win and DuMensil the defeat. Final game set for Friday night at 8 at the Fair Grounds Holy Ghost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Edison Street Methodist
Werner Lindenberg
Lindenberg
Gus duMenil
Fair Grounds
Eckert
Duecker
Ransleben
Holy Ghost
Edison Street
Edison
Methodist
Fredericksburg High to Offer Season Football Tickets
Season tickets for Fredericksburg High School football go on sale Monday announced by A. K. Krause. Seats are reserved with same $5 price as regular tickets. individual games cost $1. First home game is vs Junction on Sept 19 with Eagle Pass Oct 10, Llano Oct 24, Lockhart Nov 7, and San Marcos Nov 21, the last two being district games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Karen Wehmeyer Returns Home After Memphis Visit
Karen Wehmeyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Wehmeyer, returns to Fredericksburg with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Fant from Memphis Tennessee where they vacationed after Lynette's polio illness. Karen enters fourth grade at St. Mary's school as her mother and Ly nette remain in Memphis for several weeks before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Wehmeyer
Marcus Wehmeyer
Fredericksburg
Memphis
Tenn
Chas Fant
Fants
Richard Weinheimer
Fant
Vera Weinheimer
Karen
Lynette
St. Mary’s School
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Stooges
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Piper Laurie
Don Defore
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Pa Feller
Roy Langerhans
Leonard Shanklin
Hillbilly Team
Andrew Alberthal
Bobby Beckmann
J. W. Bauer
Wilburn Beyer
Gary Cravens
Stanley Ernst
Curtis Eckhardt
H. J. Frantzen
Eddie Hagel
Ernst Jordan
Harold Klinksick
Alvin Leitz
Liston Maner
Norman Merz
Thomas Warden
Hans Basse
Marion Baethge
Benito Castillo
James Cox
Roy Crewwere
James Eckhardt
Clemens Friedrich
Elmer Friedrich
Elroy Gold
Kermit Heimann
James Hennig
Walter Humes
Temple Klett
Arthur Kuhlmann
Darvin Moldenhauer
Billy Petmecky
Kermit Roeder
Stanley Sultemeier
Dalton Sultemeier
Dayton Solbrig
Rubin Wahl
Kermit Wahrmund
Carlos Weigand
Klier
Dianne Eckert
A. H. Voelkel
Harry Danz Jr
Here
Dorothy Lehmann
Irmgard Naget
Tee Knopp
Estella Heep
Helen Kammlah
Jo Joyce Wahl
Elsa Tatsch
Margaret Moritz
Margaret Kordzik
Turner Club
SW Ae Falstaff
Lockers
Knopp Insurance
Radio Post
Goetz Country Club
Dr Tybor
Prescription Lab
Schnelle’s Shoes
Pearl Bee
Stein Lumber Co
Wm Cameron Co
Evening Motor Co
F. Hee
R Hutchenreuter
F. Heep
R. Enderlin
Turner Club Ladies
Gregory Lehmann
Edison St
Lindenberg and
duMenil and Brodbeck
Durst
Brodbeck
Rudi Wendel
Methodists
duMenil
R. Duecker
Ben
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A. Frantzen
C. Durst
F. Duecker
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Thiele
Klein
OLD Timers
Klein's
SHORT
Mission Park
San Antonio
Peter’s Hall
Klein's Hall
K. T. Hall
Texas
Austin Highway
Tatsch's Hall
Cain City
Edgar H. Tatsch
Weinheimer's Hall
Stonewall, Texas
Texas Valley Boys
Grapetown
Werner Feller
Hill Country Implement Company
Hill Country Boys
Eintracht Schuetzen- Verein, Inc
Slim Whitman
Little Stardusters
Hoot Rains
Slim
Waters of the Minnetoka
Cherry Springs
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