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Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1971

Page

11

Cubs Endure Tight Night to Kilgore in Two Games

In GHS gym the 8th grade Cubs defeated Kilgore 42-28 led by Stephen Choice with 21 points and Robert Warren 12. The 9th grade game stayed tied through overtime, Kilgore pulling away 41-40 as Dennis King scored 15 and Jim Brannen 9. Cars travel to Carthage Thursday. Feast Pigs note follows.

Mark Mills Kilgore Steve Elrod Bears Cubs GHS Stephen Choice Choice Robert Warren Stephen Dennis King Jim Brannen Charles Gordon Carthrage

Kilgore Bulldogs edge GHS in tight district clash

Kilgore edged Gladewater 54 53 in a District 8 AAA basketball game as both teams played strong defense. Kilgore also won the junior varsity contest 47 39. The corker featured a close finish with Kilgore taking the edge in the final moments.

Kilgore Bears Bulldogs Gladewater Dogs

Year’s First Big Rodeo Held in Denver Coliseum

The 65th National Western Rodeo at the Denver Coliseum awarded nearly $85,000 in prize money to 500 plus competitors. Paul Mayo won bareback and all around honors with $3,910. Joe Watkins led with $4,355 in steer wrestling. Other top earners included Mel Hyland, Sandy Kirby, Olin Young, with team roping winners Bucky Bradford and Gary Gist. Over 150,000 viewers attended across 19 performances.

Denver Colo Rodeo Cowboys Association Paul Mayo Joe Watkins Mountview Calif Denver Coliseum Mel Hyland Surrey B. C Sandy Kirby Woodstown N. J Olin Young Peralta N. M Bucky Bradford Tucson Ariz Gary Gist Lakeside Fort Worth Tex

White Oak Dominates Spring Hill for 19A Lead

White Oak rolled past Spring Hill 66 to 42 in a district 19A showdown. Danny Denton scored 17 points with 6-7 inch tips, Wenford Wilborn added 16, and Mike Barber 14 for the Roughnecks who improved to 8-2 overall and 5-0 in district play. Spring Hill’s Bill Sullivan 13 and Bill Black 12 led their offense.

White Oak Danny Denton Spring Hill Denton Wenford Wilborn Mike Barber Bill Sullivan Bill Black Roughnecks Mytes Pruitt Pritchett Squeeky Smith Mike Mike Alexander Threadgill Jeff Humphries Richard Smith Ronnie Screws Jerry Hope Dicky Bedford Mike Shelton RicHammers Tom Eberhart

Historical football cheers and origins of the Siss boom ah roar

The piece recalls the first football cheer rooted in a battle cry, noting the 1869 Princeton Rutgers game and Princetonians roaring "Siss, boom, ah." It credits the rocket yell of New York's Seventh Regiment as the source of the shout.

National Georgraphic Society Princeton

Jaycees Lose in First Round of Gladewater Meet

In the Gladewater Jaycee basketball tournament the opening round produced five games. Hawkins beat Gladewater 103 89 while LeTourneau green topped Hills 61 70 Longview Jaycees defeated Calvary 61 47 LeTourneau red fell to Longview Baptist Temple 51 42 and LeTourneau blue forfeited to Macedonia 1 0. David Loyd of Gladewater and McAway of Hawkins each had 29 points. The second round is set for Saturday January 30 with games beginning at 8 a.m. in GHS gym. The third round is scheduled February 6 starting at 6:30 p.m. at GHS gym.

Gladewater Jaycee GHS Hawkins Gladewater LeTourneau Hills Longview Jaycees Calvary Longview Baptist Temple LeTourneau “Blue Macedonia eawkins-Gladewater Jaycees David Lloyd McAway Gladewater Jc’s Sgtf John P. Tallent David Loyd James Mills Larry Merritt Sidney Clinnard Barker Hale David Holcomb

Lou Novikoff’s Big League Run From Minor Leagues

Lou Novikoff led the three league batting averages in 1939 and had strong minor league totals before a five year major league career. He posted a .282 average largely with the Cubs, tracing a brief rise through the Pacific Coast League Texas League and American Association.

Lou Novikoff American Assn CUBS

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