Kids Day Proclaimed in Cameron for Milk Bowl Tilt
Cameron proclaims Kids Day to honor Gause and San Saba Pee Wee teams for the first annual Milk Bowl Football Classic set in Cameron Saturday at 3 p.m. The 100 pound age 10 to 13 game features bands, mascots, and radio coverage on WFAA with Ralph Widman and crew.
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Cameron
Pee. T
Gause
San Saha
Southwest
Bill Hartrell
Mse
Simmy Harris
San Saba
Leon Lane
Sanaba Armadillos
Yee High
Tion Gene
Dixie) Walker
Gause Pee Wees
WFAA
Ralph Widman
Eugene Weafer
Gause School
Widman
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Moore
Cause
New York Giants
San Saba All-District stars honored for 1949 season
Clifford Wilson heads the All-District 22-4 center selections, praised for teamwork over publicity. San Saba Armadillos teammates Dougal Cameron Hooker Reavis and Tommy Harkey share the accolade with Wilson as the squad notes their collective effort propelled them from cellar to runner up. Publicity note added re Burns/ Llano and Burnet coverage. A film night screening follows the banquet with SMU Notre Dame highlights.
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Clifford Wilson
San Saba Armadillo
Young Wilson
Clifford
San Saba
Dougal Cameron
Hooker Reavis
Tommy Harkey
Dougal
Hooker
Tommy
Armadillos
San Saba High School
Armadillo
Austin American Sports
Centex
Lampasas
Burnet
Llano
Austin
SMU
San Saba Armadillos
Morris
Kuykendall Helps Tarleton Rifle Team Win
Matthew Kuykendall of Cherokee fired for Tarleton State College Stephen ville rifle team in a match against John McNeese Junior College Lake Charles. Kuykendall scored 356 of 400 as Tarleton claimed a second straight victory. Wedding and birth notices appeared in The News.
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Matthew Kuykendall
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
John McNeese
Sixteen Coyotes Win Grid Letters in 1949 Season
Richland Springs officials announced that sixteen grid players earned letters for the 1949 season. Five seniors Billy Allen Ralph Bates John Newby Beaton Skelton and Bobby Woods plus three juniors A D McKinwherney G W Rowell and John Adards and four sophomores Leroy Lewis A Ray Locker Curtis and Ray Myers were named lettermen alongside manager Raymond Holland. The Coyotes went four wins nine losses and tied for second in District 7 B. Season results include Richland Springs 6 Lometa 13 and 38 0 at Miles 0 at Bangs 20 at Melvin 7.
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Richland Springs
Billy Allen
Ralph Bates
John Newby
Beaton Skelton
Bobby Woods
A. D. McKinwherney
G. W. Rowell
John Adards
Leroy Lewis
Ray Locker
Curtis
Ray Myers
Diobite
Eri’ McLean
Tamar” Oore
Jack Wilborn
Raymond Holland
Coyotes
Lometa
Miles
Bangs
Melvin
Fur Prices and Licensing Advised by Local Fur Buyer
In a San Saba report, fur buyer Mr. Smithwick notes furs are selling low with coons around one dollar, blaming foreign markets for floods. He urges residents to obtain a $1 resident trappers license before selling pelts, and mentions plans to list locals who helped establish the two way radio station, assigned call letters KKB753 and KA4579.
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San Saba
FCC
Game Department
Frank Hendrick Home Entered By Burglars
Unknown persons burglarized the Frank Hendrick farm home ten miles east of San Saba while the couple attended church. Loss includes a .410 shotgun an automatic .22 rifle a pump action .22 rifle a masonic ring a Shrine billfold about $50 in cash jewelry and bedding. A $50 reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Damage noted as unlocked doors and discovery of the theft next morning.
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Frank Hendrick
Hendrick
Lampasas County
San Saba
Lampasas
San Saba County backs broader game protection plan
The text notes wide backing by San Saba County residents for enhanced game protection usable in emergencies like grass fires wrecks or other aid. It mentions improving deer hunting conditions with warmer weather, concerns about cold weather later, and ranchers facing calf health issues during warmth, while anticipating summer again.
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San Saba County
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Richland ‘Springs
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Brownwood
Eldorado
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Blackie
Bowers State Game
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van Heusen
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