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The Burleson County CITIZEN, Thursday, October 26, 1967Hornets Host HearneDad’s Night will be observed Friday night when the Caldwell Hornets host the Hearne Eagles. All Hornet Dad’s will be honored in pre-game ceremonies. The District 17AA clash between the Eagles and Hornets will be staged on Hornet Field Friday, October 27 with kick-off time set for 7:30 p.m.Last year the Eagles beat the Hornets 33-8 in Hearne.The Eagles will enter the game with a record of three wins three losses and a tie. They are 0-1 in district play, losing to Cameron 28-0. The Hornets have a season record of two wins, four losses and a tie. They are 0-2 in District competition losing to Giddings 13-5, and Cameron 14-13. Hearne holds wins over Franklin 30-0, Burnet 30-7 and Bishop Forrest of Schulenberg 20-15. Their losses outside of district were to Mexia 18-0 and Elgin 22-16. They played a 12-12 tie with Teague.The Eagles coached by Ken Batson operate offensively fromDEANVILLE ALCW MEETSThe A.L.C.W. met on October 10 for their regular meeting. The opening hymn was “Jesus, My Lord, My God.” The Bible study entitled “He is Lord of the Church” was given by Mrs Leonard Brinkman.Mrs. Leroy Schwartz called the business meeting to order, Mrs. Marvin Laffere acted as secretary, and Mrs. Floyd Swonke took up the offering and offered thanks in return.the “T” formation. Their leading ball carriers are Ken Johnson and Cary Hadaway, both of whom are good runners. Elmo Hawthorne, a tackle, is their leading player in the line. He plays middle guard on defense.Coach Morns Stone said this week that Mike Balcar, who has been out of action for a couple of weeks because of an injury, will return to the line-up this week on defense.The probable Hornet offensive starting line-up as named by Coaches Morris Stone and Bryant Stone is:Defensively Charles Rosas and Elton Davis will be at ends; Bruce Cowen and Gregory Ko-eurek at tackles and Eddie Ellis at middle guard. Middle linebackers will be Mike Balcar ahd Mike Worthington. Cornerbaeks are Ronnie Smith and Robert Kocurek. At halfbacks will be Paul Skrabanek and Dick Bowers.Hearne’s probable offensivestarting line-up: NameJohn MoreheadT. Rios ...........Terry BoyleMike Stovall .......WebbElmo Hawthorne Marvin Zeig Billy Batson Ken Johnson Mark Matthews .. Cary HadawayPos.Wt.. LE170LT175LG193C160RG155RT200RET70QD140LH175RH15Q. FBf75HORNETS BOW TO CAMERON 14-13NameElton Davis Gregory KocurekEddie Ellis .........Allan Willis Mike Worthington Bruce Cowen Kenneth Urbanovsky RE Dick Bowers QBPaul Skrabanek LHIionnie Smith .......... RHRobert Kocurek FBPos. LE LT LG . C RG RTWt.162186179155179202160151137141161GAME STATISTICS Caldwell Cameron4First downs1419Rushing yards2169Passing yards264-1Passes-complete7-40Passes int. by10Fumbles lost37-31Punts-avg3-300-0Penalties-yds.2-20TheCaldwell HornetslostJR. HORNETS PLAY HEARNE HERE TODAYThe Caldwell Jr. Hornets, coached by Vic Barnett, play Hearne here tonight (Thursday, October 26.The Seventh Grade will begin at 5:45 p.m., with the Eighth Grade game starting at 7 p.m.In last week’s games the Sev-Hostesses for the meeting enth Grade tied with Cameron were Mrs. Floyd Swonke and j at 0-0. The Hornet Eighth Mrs. Walter Wiederhold. I Grade team won their game.Winter SaleALL NEW MERCHANDISELynette'sFashionsFamilytheir second District 17-AA game of the season last Friday night to Cameron 14-13.With less than 4:30 remain-in the first quarter, Cameron was forced to punt from their own 43 yard line. Hornet Allen Garbs fielded the punt on his own 20 yard line and picked up several good blocks, side stepped a man, and raced 80 yards for the Hornets first six pointer. The try for point was wide, leaving the score Caldwell 6 and Cameron 0.On the following kick-off Cameron returned to their own 17 yard line. On first down Cameron fumbled and Bobby Piwonka pounced on the ball for the Hornets at the 16. On first down Robert Kocurek picked up five yards. On second down Dick Bowers added 2, and on third down Kocurek got two more. With fourth and one from the seven Kocurek carried for three to the 4. On the first play Bowers moved the ball to the one. Two plays later Kocurek carried over for the six points. He also kicked the PAT, and Caldwell led 13-0.Cameron’s deepest penetration in the first half was the Hornet 38 yard line where quarterback Gienn Fogle fumbled, and Gregory Kocurek recovered forthe Hornets.The second half proved to bedifferent story as Cameron took the second half kickoff and moved to the Hornet 23 yard line before losing the ball to a stubborn Hornet defense. The Caldwell offense unable to move were forced to punt on fourth down from their 28. The punt was returned to the Hornet 49 yard line. Once again the Yeomen marched goal ward and got to the 22 before a fumble occurred, and Elton Davis recovered for the Hornets. The third period ended with Caldwell still owning the lead 13-0.On the third play of the final quarter Cameron quarterback Glenn Fogle kept the ball and ran 36 yards for Cameron’s first six-pointer of the night. Mike Miller added the extra point, and Cameron trailed 13-7.SNOOK BLUEJAYS WITH THREE BAS1SOMERVILLE, TEXASHORNET STARS OF THE WEEKSal* Beginsm*,. oa. 27. . . lash thru Nev. 4.LADIES' and GIRLS'COATS 20% OFFCECI’California Jr.PETITES 20% OFFBILLY THE KID BOYS'JEANS50% Du-Pent Nylon'Saf-T-Nee -No-IronReg. 14.00 NOW$l%99Reg.$4.25NOW$3 29BOYS'SHIRTSReg. $3.99 NOWReg. $2.99 NOWReg. $1.99 i NOWBoys' VINYLSUEDE JACKETS NOW ’6BOYS'SLACKSReg. $4.96 NOWMEN'S and BOYS'HATSReg. $3.98 NOWThe Snook Bluejays, coached by Jimmy Horn, got the 1967-68 basketball season off to a flying start with three wins during the past week.In their first game Tuesday, Oct. 24, Snook beat Anderson 55-19. Frankie See was the leading scorer for Snook with 22 points. James Baldwin led Anderson with 9 points. Rodney Giesenschlag with six rebounds and Melvin See with 5 led the rebounding for Snook.SCORE BY QUARTERS Snook 18 34 46 55Anderson 6 10 16 19In their second game Snook beat Richards Thursday, Oct. 26 by the score of 19-8. Frankie See led Snook’s scoring with 11 points. He also led in rebounds with five. Rodney Giesenschlag was next with four rebounds for Snook.SCORE BY QUARTERS Snook 7 8 12 19Richaids 0 0 2 8Last Tuesday night Snookplayed Anderson at Andersonand won 38 to 21. Frankie See led Snook in scoring with 21 points, and had 9 of Snook’s 20 rebounds. Baldwin led Anderson with 10 points. Anderson had 22 rebounds to Snook’s 20.SCORE BY QUARTERS Snook 11 1? *11 *18Anderson 5 12 15 21B GAME RESULTSIn their opening game the Snook B team beat Anderson 29-22. Walter Felder was high point man for Snook with 16. 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