Bears Roll to 46-0 Victory Over Wildcats
The Bears scored 46 unanswered points in a home win highlighted by Louvier Cureton and Randy Callaway. Adams kicked multiple extra points as the defense limited the Wildcats, 63 plays for 66 rushing yards, and the team moved to 5-0 on the season with a next game at Troup.
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Adams
Bears
Bear
Cats
Bobby Jordan
Stanley Cureton
Louvier
Cureton
Owens
Gunter
Louie Pope
Pope
Randy Callaway
Wildcats
Ricky Fennell
Whitehouse
Callaway
Gladewater
Paul Turner
E.P
Wildcats Hand Bears a 34 14 District Loss on Thursday
Whitehouse JV defeated Gladewater JV 34 14 on the Wildcats field in their first district game. Chambliss opened scoring with a second period keeper, Dozier, Walker and Martin added rushing touchdowns, Lange sealed the game with a late long run and two point conversions.
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Gladewater
Bears
Whitehouse JV
Wildcats
Bear
Chambliss
Robert Holloway
Cats
Dozier
Walker
Whitehouse
Wildcat
Charles Gordon
Dale Lockett
Russ Roebuck
Willie Miller
Martin
Otis Greer
Earnest Lange
Gordon
Ninth Grade Bears blank Whitehouse to open 14 AA
The Ninth Grade Bears defeated Whitehouse 12 to 0 on the Wildcats home field to open district play. Richard Miller caught a Larry Lockett pass for the Bears first touchdown with 4:41 left in the first quarter. A late interception by Gary Dougan helped seal the win as Dougan, Lockett and Kennedy Jackson each contributed a pick.
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Bears
Whitehouse Wildcats
Cats
Richard Miller
Larry Lockett
Whitehouse
Miller
Gary Dougan
Wildcat
Scott Prosch
Lockett
Wildcats
Dougan
Bear
Kennedy Jackson
Gladewater Bears
GHS
Harriett Clark
Twilight League Bowling Standings and Top Performers
The Fashion Shop leads the Twilight League at 11-1 as Hanes Twilighters 8-4 and First State Bank 7-5 follow. Maya Music & Cigarette Co. posted a 2331 team series and 791 high game. Ruby Hudson topped individuals with a 479 series and 178 game. Notable splits include Spradlin 310, Hudson 5-7, Robertson 5-10, Schmidt 4-5-7, Smith 3-10, Jones 4-7-10, and Mickelberry 3-10 and 2-7.
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Fashion Shop
Hanes Twilighters
First State Bank
Johnson Bros
Dorsey’s Pro Shop
Hargrave- Smallwood Appliances
Sallie’s Flowers
East Texas Lumber
Bozman Sales
Maya Music & Cigarette Co
ST Carerage Death
Ruby Hudson
Sis Spradlin
Marge Robertson
Susie Schmidt
Mollie Smith
Virginia Jones
Erma Mickelberry
Early 1775 Moves Toward Independence and Navy
In September 1775 the Continental Congress reconvened in Philadelphia with full representation to authorize a Navy and two battalions of Marines. Troops led by Benedict Arnold, Aaron Burr, and Lt. Col. Roger Enos headed toward Quebec while John Trumbull worked on his satire M’Fingal.
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Benedict Arnold
Aaron Burr
Roger Enos
Connecticut
Quebec
John Trumbull
M’fingal
Lions fall to Hawks 29 6 in Friday tilt
Union Grove Lions opened with scoreless first half and fell 29 6 to Hawkins Hawks. Jimmy Morrison returned opening kickoff for a Hawkins TD and the Hawks added two more scores before the fourth. Lions rallied to a late TD but the kick failed on a penalty aided drive. Lions host Winona next Friday.
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Union Grove Lions
Hawkins Hawks
Hawks
Lions
Jimmy Morrison
Johnny Morgan
Gerald Ledbetter
Hawkins
Winona
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Joe Pinter
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Reeves McBee
Tom Nieporte
Piping Rock
Locust Valley
James Brown
Ewe LN
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