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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1967
Page
9
The Tigers finish a strong season 9-3 in district play and take second in District 9-AAA after a one point victory over the Liberty Panthers. Danny Bass led with 20 points while David Harrell added 12 as Liberty led 41-36 late before a 12-6 fourth quarter surge.
A regional guide lists practical steps for common car emergencies. It advises pumping brakes, safely slowing, and using the parking brake. handling engine fires with extinguishers. disconnecting battery after burns. checking wiring before driving. extinguishing seat fires and removing seats if needed. keeping a fire extinguisher, flashlight, rag, and blanket in the car. calling police for lockouts. and precautions for frozen locks and blowouts to maintain control and safety. The tone emphasizes preparation and prompt, calm action to minimize danger.
Campus Rambler highlights spring signals at the Southeast Texas high school. Mentions bird life, civics quizzes, band plans, and a new high school move, plus community visits from families in Votaw, Taylor, and Port Neches. Jane Collins funeral at Wotaw Baptist noted with car wreck fatality.
The Silsbee JV defeated Liberty JV 62 to 55 at Liberty Tuesday night to finish the season 11 and 18. Jerry Redkey led with 17 points followed by Randy Wallace 15 and Robert Maxfield 11 as Silsbee built and held a 17 point lead. The Tigers ended district play 5 and 7.
Advice for drivers on handling a hood that flies up while driving. Check traffic behind, brake gradually, and move to the shoulder. Lower window slightly to inspect ahead, then slam the hood down ensuring both safety catch and locking mechanism engage.
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