District 22 A Football Week Shows Mixed Results
In District 22 A Lamparas played Gatesville to a 7 7 tie while Badgers hold the best district record with a 20 0 win over Waco B and a 0 0 tie with Killeen. Killeen beat Burnet 33 7 and Hamilton defeated San Saba 27 7 as Llano lost to Georgetown 18 0. San Saba meet Killeen this week. non district games loom ahead with district play beginning October 6.
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Lampasas
Gatesville
Badgers
Waco
Killeen
Burnet
Hillbillies
Gonzales
Dublin
Goldthwaite
Llano
Georgetown
Round Rock
Marble Falls
Hamilton
San Saba
Carolyn Ann Birk Birthday Party
Carolyn Ann Birk celebrated her eighth birthday with eighteen children at the Birk home. The back yardwas festively decorated with balloons and a white cake adorned with pink spun sugar flowers and candles. Small paper hats served as favors. Assisting were Mrs. Otto Birk and Miss Oralie Birk, with Mrs. Otto Schneider Jr. helping entertain and serve.
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Carolyn Ann Birk
Birk
Otto Birk
Oralie Birk
Otto Schneider Jr
Gonzales Apaches Rout Hillbillies 60-0 in Friday Victory
Gonzales Apaches crushed the FHS Hillbillies 60 to 0 on the Lighted Field. Fehlis and Burchard starred with multiple scores as Gonzales piled up 278 rushing yards while holding the Hillbillies to minus three on the ground. Next they travel to Menard.
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Gonzales
Billies
Burchard
Billy
Fehlis
Totz
Echols
Apaches
Leitz
Wunderlich
Klinksick
Brodbeck
Maner
Maenius
Davis
Lindig
San Marcos
Menard
Hillbillies
St. Clair
Gomez
Dittmar
D. Knopp
H. Frantzen
Jordan
A. Frantzen
Bauer
Hahn
Allen
Sherry
Pearson
Hardcastle
Acker
Oglesby
Clark
Eckols
Robinson
Hillbillies Apaches
Camp Stanley Crushes Giants 6-0 In Hill Country Playoff Opener
Camp Stanley Defenders defeated the Giants 6-0 at Fair Park to take a 1-0 lead in the best two out of three league championship series. Ray Minor pitched a complete game shutout allowing three hits as Camp Stanley piled up 12 hits off Hartmann and Klaerner. The win comes with next Sunday’s rematch at Camp Stanley and a potential coin toss to decide a decisive third game.
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Giants
Ray Minor
Stonewall
Seipp
Enderlin
Camp Stanley
Fair Park
John Hartmann
Hugo Klaerner
C. Patton
Graham
Jenschke
G. Minor
Muehle
R. Minor
D. Patton
Dr. Patton
Os Os Schneider
Luck
Giona
Bonn
A. Klaerner
Hartmann
Luckenbach
Hi. Kloerner
Schneider
Petsch
H. Klaerner
Menard-Sherrod
Gillespie Game and Fish Protective Association Meets
Members urged to attend the annual meeting Thursday night September 28 at Turner Hall. Films shown include Making A Shooter and Wild Life In South Texas. Four new directors to be elected, announced Gilbert Kaderli president.
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Gillespie Game and Fish Protective Association
Turner Hall
South
Texas
Gilbert Kaderli
Mrs Hitzfeld Visits Big Springs With Golden Family
Mrs. Fred Hitzfeld is spending several weeks in Big Springs with her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. O Z Golden.
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Fred Hitzfeld
Big Springs
Mrs. O. Z. Golden
Beaver Named Largest North American Rodent
A local natural history note confirms the beaver as the largest rodent in North America. It highlights its dam building and ecological impact, noting its prominence in regional wildlife discussions.
Help Those Who Seek Homes Advertise Vacancies
A local real estate page invites landlords to post available rental units. Listings highlight apartments houses and rooms with contact details and terms. Landlords are urged to act quickly as demand remains high in the housing market.
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St. Mary’s Indians
Carlton Rams
Pflugerville
Comfort
Harper
Medina
Rocksprings
San Antonio
Carl
Buddy” Molberg
Hubert Molberg
Aggie
Texas A & M
Texas Tech
Alamo Stadium
Buddy
Aggies
Nevada
Sacramento
California
Mount Etna
Sicily
By Elton Jordan
Grenable
W. Luckenbach
Moehle
Born To
Enderiis
Palace Theatre
Dan Dailey
Anne Baxter
Great Divide
Walter Knoche
Ember
Johnny Mack Brown
Wyoming
Kirby Grant
Atom Ma
Dog
Fred Astaire
Red Skelton
Vera Ellen
Arlen Dahl
Beckmann’s
Cary
Cary Grant
Josef Ferrer
Jersey
South Pacific
Sally Rand
Game Association
Skipp’s Hall
AL Jones
Hill Billy's of
San Angelo
Adm
Tatsch’s Hall
Cain City
Hill Country Boys
Edgar H. Tatsch
Herman Sons Commercial League
Cherry Spring Tavern
Fredericksburg
Mason Highway
Pop Harrison
Sunnyside Tavern
Buddy Hancock
Deike
Hye, Texas
Fritz Deike
Jaycee
Art Koch and His Orchestra
Peter’s Hall
Chamber OF Commerce
Menard Field
Menard Yellowjackets
H. Klinksick
R. Wunderlich, A. Leitz
W. Beyer
J. Hennig
FE. Jordan
C. Eckhardt
N. Merz
S. Ernst
D. Walter
D. Vollette
B. Beckmann
D. Peese
E. McBride
J. Bauer
M. Gomez
J. Knopp
M. Baethge
C. Frederich
K. Wahrmund
H. Basse
Wat
Som
Landers
Klett
Parkham
Ramsey
Kan- Klett
Winslow
Jones
Kidd
Crisp
Speck
Alexander
Dial
McWilliams
Whitworth
White
Guy Wheeler
Harold Amos
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