San Saba Mites win Milk Bowl Classic in Cameron
In Cameron's first Milk Bowl, barefoot San Saba Mighty Mites defeated Gause Midgets 20 to 7 before about 2,600 fans. Kenneth Crimm led the San Saba offense with stepping runs and a 58 yard dash, while linemen Coleman, Williamson, Armstrong, Funderburk, Gage, Murphy and Higginbotham controlled the line.
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Gause
Cameron
Texas
J. W
Chick) Edwards
George’ Nalls
Gene “Dixie” Walker
Edwards
Nalls
Walker
Joe Moore
New York Giant
Matilda
Mites
Shoes
Crimm
Billy McHorse
Gerald Johnson
Joel Edwards
San Sabans
Pay Dirt
McHorse
Johnson
Larry Funderburk
Leon Lane
Wayne Jones
San Sabang
Bobby
Widman
Clyde Weafer
San Saba Grammar School
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Crimm
John Millican
Bobby Higiginbotham
Gene Williams
Joe Darrow Pierce
Bobby Coleman
Billy Williamson
Jimmy Hamrick
Thomas Smithhart
Jimmy Don Gage
Dickey Armstrong
Pat Murphy
Larry Franklin
Clifton Edmondson
Worthy Wood
Emmett Lee Grumbles
Roscoe Laird
Harlin Barker
Joel Smith
David Hunt
Billy Hunt
Bobby Hunt
Reavis Taylor
Bert Holland
Christmas Cards and Wrapping Paper at City Drug Store
City Drug Store advertises a selection of Christmas cards tags seals and wrapping papers for holiday gift prep. Includes assorted designs and materials suitable for mailings gift wrapping and seasonal decorating.
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City Drug Store
Pewees Get Game Bids After Milk Bowl Victory
Widespread publicity and coverage from local and state papers and radio stations brought three bids to San Saba's Mighty Mites after they beat Game in the Milk Bowl classic. Kilgore officials offered a game in Kilgore Junior College Stadium if San Saba won, Lake Charles, Louisiana also bid, and Winters, Texas scouts wired for a game with the winner. San Saba school officials declined further bids due to Christmas holidays and nearby school closings.
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Mighty Mites
Texas
Ralph Widman
WFAA
Dallas
Shamrock Charity Bowl to benefit hospital funds
The Shamrock Charity Bowl in Houston on Saturday December 17 will feature the Cleveland Browns versus an all star conference lineup with ex Southwest Conference players and football legends. Proceeds go to Shrine Crippled Children's Fund Damon Runyon Cancer Fund and The University of Texas M D Anderson Hospital for Cancer Research. Tickets at Shamrock Hotel box office or Shamrock Charity Bowl Houston.
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Hollywood
Houston
Cleveland Browns
Pete Layden
Tom Landry
Texas
Martin Ruby
Texas A&m
Bruce Alford
TCU
Weldon Humble
Huey Keeney
Rice
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Jack Benny
Phil Harris
Dinah Shore
George Montgomery
Freddy Martin
Walter Winchell
Jimmie Fidler
Ge- Ba
Bill Stern
Shrine Crippled Children’s Fund
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund
Winchell
Runyon Fund
University of Texas
M. D. Anderson Hospital For Cancer Research
Anderson Hospital
Shamrock Hotel
Glenn McCarthy
Woodrow Johnson Returns From Fort Worth Frigidaire School
Woodrow Johnson, clerk at the San Saba Hardware and Furniture Store, returned Friday from Fort Worth where he attended a five day Frigidaire service school.
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Woodrow Johnson
San Saba
Fort Worth
Milk Bowl memory lingers in San Saba grid clash
San Saba and Gause youngsters impressed at Cameron last Saturday with polished ball handling, solid tackling, and team spirit. WFAA covered the game with top staff and cameramen from multiple cities. District 22-4 selections honored Armadillo players Hooker Reavis and Dougal Cameron with others earning spots in 36-B picks.
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San Sabs
San Saba
Cameron
Gause
Walker
Austin American- Statesman
Hooker Reavis
Dougal Cameron
Tommy Harkey
Lometa players earn top honors in district selection
Mile and Junior Conradt of Lometa headline the top eleven. Four Indians Jack Lewis James Benskin Lawrence Light and Buddy Cavity ness named to the second team. Buddy Harris and Thurman Johnson of Lometa also named to the second string. Mr and Mrs H H McClendon and daughter Cynthia of Baytown visit relatives over Christmas as Mrs Gibson plans to return with them.
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Clifford’ ‘Wilson
Odell Parisher
Joe Cavne
Ben Broyles
Jarvig
H. H. McClendon
Cynthia
Baytown
Irene Gibson
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Bill McGlaughlin
Lou Breault
Bert Mitchell
Jinx Tucker
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