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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1957

Page

8

Sikeston Bulldogs Edge Cairo Pilots 21-13

Sikeston Bulldogs topped Cairo Pilots 21-13 after building a 21-0 lead and surviving Cairo rally efforts. Mason Davidson and Terry Conn, plus Limbaugh on the ground, fueled the early scoring as Sikeston showed a strong first half before Cairo narrowed the gap late.

Sesion Bulldogs Cairo Pilots ara@ron Carr Throgmorton Terry Conn Bulldogs Phrogmorton Demon Matt Sikeston Limbaugh

Six Conference Grid Games Scheduled For Week

Sikeston, Dexter, Portageville, and other teams prepare for Big Eight and Little Six conference games in SE Missouri. Ken­nett hosts Sikeston while Poplar Bluff visits Jackson. Cairo travels to Charleston. Cape Central visits Caruthersville. Portageville goes to East Prairie. Maiden has an open date. Teams seek first conference wins as new records and strong practices shape the week.

Foolar Sbiufr Bare Wade Guardeau Krenneit Caruthersville Charleston Cairo Wasia Cheffee Maicen East Piauie Big E Little Six Missouri Hexvi Seron Ark Twe Sikeston Bulldogs Aganst Chaffee Kennett Hew Poblar Blait Mules Avier Letuimg Msgat Agaimci Ceiro Bill Savo Jackson Dutch Wsait Indians Bob Mitchell Caruinersville Cape Central Pridders Tigers Rave Sikeston Cairo Pilots Blue Jays Denver Chaffee Red Devils Cnatiee Red Devs Immerrane Dexter Portageville Bulldogs Fast Praim Lewls Eagles Bulldogs Chaffee Portageville East Prairie Poplar Bluffs Cape Central Hayti Piggott Kennett - Sawyer Carsthersville Thompson Caruthersyv Berry Poniar Eivte Hale Sikeston Itase Sexton Kennett —. Ates Jectson Walls Boswell Case Bush Poplar Bluff

Poplar Bluff Mules Triumph Over Kennett 46-13 in Conference Battle

Poplar Bluff Mules defeated Kennett Indians 46-13 in the first conference contest. Hinchey and Piper starred for coach Dutch Wyratts, with key plays including a 67-yard drive ending in a TD, a 63-yard return for a score, and multiple interceptions. Frey added the extra points as Poplar Bluff pulled away by halftime and maintained the lead through the fourth quarter.

Poplar Bluff Pobullar Bluff Mules Kennett Indians Hinchey Piper Big Gums Dutch Wyratts Kennett Frey Afules Sell Eli Piper Isin Parr Gara Sexton Robinson Lampert Isier Huirman Piper Secree Himcher Mr. Hitchet Daraena Hicketf Sxty

Red Devils topple Portageville in F.1 Conference clash

Chaffee Red Devils edge Portageville 14 to 7 in a Little Sun Conference contest. Dooley capped a 99 yard drive with a one yard TD and Ed Chronister added the extra point for a 7-0 halftime lead. Chronister then finished a 66 yard drive with a TD, extending the margin to 13-0 before Portageville rallied with a 39 yard drive to cut the deficit. Alc Clusher scored to close the gap and Swims added the conversion after the 39 yard march. Final 14-7.

Chaffee Red Devils Portageville Bulldogs Dooley Ed Chronister Red Devils Chronister Bulldogs AlcClusher Swims Cha‘fee Portageville

Cape Girardeau Falls 46 0 At Home To Kirkwood

Cape Central Tigers suffered a 46 0 defeat at Cape Girardeau as Kirkwood led 14 0 after the first quarter then added 13 in the second 7 in the third and 12 in the fourth. Waltern and Earnest each had two touchdowns for Kirkwood and Bowing Morley Wolfe and Dodge added scores and conversions. East Prairie also lost to Hayti 40 0 on Friday night.

Cape Central Tigers Cape Garardeau Kirkwood Waltern Earnest Morley Wolfe Dodge Iead East Prairie Eagles Hayi

G W Dean Leads District Scoring With 38 Points

G W Dean seized the district scoring lead by totaling 38 points Friday as the Hav Indars crushed East Prairie Eagles. Dean’s 38 propelled Poplar Bluff’s Piper and Mitchell of Jackson near the top. the Little Six and Big Eight leaders included Robinson Sikeston and Carrier Cairo with multi team showings.

Havu Indarcs East Prairie Eagies G. W. Dean Ateac Hinchey Ponlar Buff Papar Bluff Mules Kennett Indians Mitchell Jackson Charleston Piper Poplar Bluff Portagesiile McClusker Chaflee Red Devils Hajacher Mitchel Robinson Kennett Dean Caro Atte Limbaugh Sikeston Frer Poplar Blufft Seabaugh Cape Browning Carr Raburn Caruthers

Dexter Bearcats Win Third of Season Over Caruthersville

Dexter Bearcats defeated Caruthersville 13 to 6 to secure their third win of the season. Floyd Swinger scored the opening touchdown from the two-yard line, Chas Bland added the extra point, Bland blocked a punt in the third leading to Hutchenson’s eight-yard TD, and Raburn closed the game with a 60-yard drive concluding with a two-yard score. Grooms missed the extra point on the final Dex ters touchdown.

Bulldogs Greer Picts Bill Dean Gregory Volar Oine Sikeston Cairo Hollenbeck Cairnz Dean Deter Bearcats Dexter Caruthersville Tigers Widm Bi Lee Hitle Floyd Swinger Lght Caruthersville Chas Bland Bland Caruthersville Hutchenson Ellana Raburn Grooms Dester

Cape College Indians rout Eastern Illinois 41 0 at Illinois

Southeast Missouri State College of Cape Girardeau spoiled Eastern Illinois home opener with a 41 0 football win. Fullback Carrol Sanders scored twice with short plunges as the Indians shut out the Panthers for the second straight game.

Cape College Indians Illinois Southeast Missouri State College of Cape Girardeau Eastern Illnois Panthers Carrol Sanders

Newspapers Serve Public Officials

Washington editorial note describes the role of newspapers as watchdogs and connectors between government and the public. It asserts papers reflect community opinions, report events accurately, and keep officials informed of citizens’ views, urging dedication to a free America during National Newspaper Week.

Washington Ngs America Of&cals Natonal

School Menus Week October Seven to Eleven

The readable menu lists daily lunches for a school week. October 7 features Luncheon Loaf with buttered potatoes, green beans, and cherry pie. October 8 offers turkey pie with peas cranberries milk bread butter and Jello. October 9 shows vegetable soup with relish plate crackers milk and apple. October 10 serves beans with wieners lettuce corn bread and butter. October 11 plans fish fillets beets slaw bread butter pudding.

First to Harvest Potatoes in Portageville Group

Ralph Knight led the Portageville Vegetable Marketing Association harvest of 600 bushels of sweet potatoes from two acres last week. Assistant County Agent Henry Di Carlo notes labor limits prevented delaying harvest, with the old Armory in Portageville reopened for curing and storage as about 20 acres remain to be harvested soon.

New Madrid Ralph Knight Portageville Vegetable Marketing Association Henry di Carlo Knight Portagewhe

Library Float Places Third in Fell Fest Parade

News from New Madrid County Library reports the library float finishing third in the Fell Festicat Parade at Parm a. It notes representation at the Musscan Library Association annual meeting in Columbia on October 2 3 and 4 by Marshall D al, counter loraran. The association meeting aims to acquaint Lorarians and library finussees with latest developments in library work with sessions at Missouri University and Stephens locations.

Parma New Madrid

State Driving Inspector Passes 23 Fails 22

A July driving test session at the Armory saw 26 testers with 23 passes and 3 failures. licenses and permits are listed for several individuals from multiple towns, with Monday test times noted and a library conference recap beginning discussions for a 1857 anniversary celebration.

State Patrol Te Armory S.x Mickael Wilson Morehouse William Devs Dunning Case Ghereeau Daniel Weems Jenins Asres Marie Lu Wesah Moore Milford Frankin Hart Lake W.H Vaught T Herriet Louise Lucei Ruth Harvey Dean Reynolds Rudy Michael Chittenden W. G.cays Ned Werner Tazner New Monceric Jon Chauffeu Bessie Reth Barry Lynn Jimerson Westgate Lawrence James Arman Wells Troy Avenue Carolyn Sue Parker Sikeston Berry Empten Alssouri Astoc Zios Brentom Hercsas Puple Lorary Joan S. Roolins Smfaren Stur Ey Serfer Aell Enouwn Sussmts St. Lous Merino Fresdéeast Hobrary Aiarvore Carpenter Stephens Colege Division of Humanates Wilam H

Training in Marine Corps Path for Commission

Abram J. Hunter Jr son of Mr and Mrs A F Bunter of Oakwood Farm Sikeston Mo completed six weeks of Summer training Sept 7 at Quantico Va As a member of the Platoon Leaders Class we will spend one more summer training session at Quantico to become eligible for a second lieutenant commission in the Marine Corps upon graduation from college Fort Bliss Tex Army Sergeant First Class Ronald B Williams son of Mr and Mrs Otis Williams Route 2 Sikeston Mo recently was assigned to the Antiaircraft Arty and Guided Missiles Center at Fort Bliss Tex Williams whose wife Ramuko Ives in El Paso Tex entered the Army in January 1951 and completed basic training at Fort Bragg N C A 1950 graduate of Bloodell High School he attended Paducah Ky Junior College

Quantico Abram J. Hunter, Jr A. F. Bunter Oakwood Farm Sikeston University of Bisson Quantco Plstoon Crass Quepico Marine Corps Fort Bliss Tex AHMC Furst Ronaid EB. Williams Air Otis Williams Sikester Fort Biss Willams Ramuko Ives el Paso Army Fort Bragg Blodgell High School Pamukah (Ky

Island presented for fortification plans of New York harbor

A description from the 1800s notes a certificate granting Bedice's Island at Liberty Island to New York City and then to the federal government to complete harbor fortification plans for New York. The detail emphasizes civic-to-federal transfer and the project scope.

New York Ciiy Sizied New York Harbor

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