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GlDDINGS BEATS CALDWELL 75-49 IN DISTRICT 17AA GAME TUESDAYThe Giddings Buffaloes beat the Caldwell Hornets 75 to 49 in a District 17AA game played Tuegtiay night in Giddings. The Hornets, coached by Bryant Stone have a season record of 10 wins and 10 losses. Their record in district is one win and three losses.. Qddwell started off very cold, kn^wnd themselves trailing 21 to' 4 ifter the first period. In the second period, Caldwell out-scored Giddings 17 to 14, and trailed at halftime 35 to 21. |ln the third period, Giddings ook command of the game pour- j ing in 22 points, while Caldwell got 13. The quarter ended with Giddings leading 57 to 34. In the final period, Giddings scored 18 points, and Caldwell 15, giving the Buffaloes the win 75 to 49.Leading the scoring for Caldwell were Dick Bowers with 13SCORE BY QUARTERSCaldwell 4 21 34Giddings 21 35 57TEAM SCORING CALDWELL4975fg 5 0 4 2 3 1 0 . 2 . 2 18ft32350000013pf tp2 132250020013and John Skrabanek with 11. Clinton and Sanders led ttheattack for Giddings with 18 and 15 points respectively.Name BowersiDavis ..........J. Skrabanek J. DearmanKyles ...........L. Dearman ..Batista ..........Karasek ........D. Smith ......Totals ............GIDDINGS Name fg ftDubcak .............. 6Mueller............. 4Clinton ................ 8Sanders 7Kipp 3Maxey 3Maass ................. 2Mack ................. 1Moore ................. 0Totals .................34B GAMEGiddings beat Caldwell 68 toJake Fuchs Chosen As Foreign Studentpf31221102315Game And Fish Violations UpAUSTIN — Game wardens ? the Texas Parks and Wild-fe Department issued 1,136 tations in December to end the g game season with a 3.9 ?r cent increase over the 1,-3 citations issued in Novem-sr.Hunting violations were the ost numerous with a total of 57; with 118 being for hunting , night, 82 for hunting with-it a license, 53 for hunting in cTosed season, and 52 for improperly filled game tags.Wtg,er safety citations num-be/ed 112; with 79 being issued for failure to have a lifejacket for each person in the boat.Ninety out of 102 fishing citations were for fishing without a license.Commercial fishing violations were down with 11 citations in December compared with 32 in November.There were two sand, shell and gravel violations.All of the 27 juvenile offenders handled in December were either dismissed or placed on probation.Fines and court costs from the December cases totaled $29,-665.88.(Editor’s Note: The following article appeared in the January 18 issue of The An-gleton Times concerns the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fuchs of Caldwell. Young Jake was named for his grandfather who was serving as Burleson County Tax Assessor-Collector at the time of his death. His father, John Edmond Fuchs, and his uncle, Dr. Carl Fuchs of Texas City, were both reared in Caldwell. A two-column picture of Jake studying his future location on a world globe accompanied the article.)Jake Fuchs, 17-year old sen ior at Angleton High School, will leave next month for a year’s stay in Chile, as the first local student to be placed with a family in the American A-38 in the B game. Scoring for Caldwell were Joe Covington 15, Ray Trevino 4, Charles Kor-negay 6, Steve Kocurek 3, Gary Zwernemann 7 and Rosas 3. CALDWELL BEATS SMITHVILLE 51-34The Caldwell Hornets beat the Smithville Tigers 51 to 34 in a non-district basketball game last Friday night. The game was played at Hornet gym.Caldwell led all the way in notching their 10th win of the season. The score at the end of the first quarter was 15 to 7 and 24 to 17 at half time in favor of Caldwell. In the third period Caldwell scored 11 points to Smithville’s 10 bringing the score to 35 to 27 at the end of the period. In the fourth qaur-ter Caldwell scored 16 points while holding Smithville to 7, making the final score 51 to 34. Leading the scoring for Cald-GET YOURS NOWbroad program of American Field Service.Announcement of Jake’s selection and acceptance was made bv Mrs. Govie Waller, president of the AFS Committee here.The son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fuchs, Jake’s Chilean “parents” will be Mr. .and Mrs. Antonio Martinez. His “brother” there will be 17-year old Pedro Martinez.Other members of the family include Pedro’s brother, Antonio, 20; and his sister, Beatriz, 15.Jake’s own family includes a sister, Mary Jo, and brothers John, Michael and Patrick.Mrs. Waller pointed out that of the 5,000 to 6,000 students who apply for the Americans Abroad program of AFS each year, only about 1,300 are chosen. She explained that after a community has sponsored a foreign student, it may nomi nate candidates from the participating high school for the AFS Americans Abroad programs that year.Jake’s home for the next year will be a roomy apartment on the third floor of an apartment building in downtown Talcahua-no, a block from the main square of this industrial and fishing city, which is also the site for the main na\y base.His Chilean school will be the Liceo Fiscal Coeducacional de Talcahuano, which has about 2,-000 students. It will begin on March 15, and ends Dec. 15 for senior students. There will be a two-week vacation in July — the winter vacation — and a one-week vacation in September. Three holidays are given at Easter.Activities offered b the school include a choir, student govern-LIMITED QUANTITY ON HAND -FOR SCHOOL FOR TRAVELFOR THE HOME FOR YOUR BUSINESSOver 700 Pages Filled With Up-To-Date Facts—Figures—Photos—Maps—All About Texas!THE ALL-NEWwell were Elton Davis and Jewel Dearman with 14 points each. Others scoring were Dick Bowers 9, John Skrabanek 6, Steve Kyles 6 and Frank Karasek 4.' SCORF; BY QUARTERSCaldwell ............ 15 24 35 51Smithville ........ 7 17 27 34B GAMEIn the B game Smithville1968 - 1969came from behind in the final minute of play to win 30 to 29. Scoring for Caldwell were Ray Trevino 1, Charles Kornegay 5, Gary Zwernemann 6, Joe Covington 11, Hubert Brinkman 3, Doug Smith 3.SCHEDULEFriday, February 2, Heame at Caldwell. B game starts at 6 p.m. A game at 7:30 p.m. District 17AA game.Tuesday, February 6, Caldwell at Navasota. B stame starts at 6:00 p.m. A game at 7:30 p.m. District 17AA game.ment, club. ; of thi science lum th and li to wh rected, are al one th Clas end at seven eluded home turn ii Juke ployed cepcioi princif school, mental the En Romar Km gram, like tc family tion tc Pedi reason tion tc would want t ager c custom at the him ki Plan a full 3 He is Feb. 2lt; ago, C With placem has bee term b year ir Duarte guay, 1 in Spa Jake of the active Americ club hlt; Nation, the AL His 1 tend ei sity oi gradua
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