Waldo Mathews 1966 Football Team Roster Portrait
Front row includes James Richardson 83 Wallace Lewis 84 Kenneth Shelton 74 Carold Lee Lane 50 Jerry Davis 72 Cecil Brent 12 Clarence Knighton 69 Harry Arline 71. Second row features James Taylor 20 Artis Hunter Jr 21 Lownell Lawe 10 Marvin Earl Lee 31 Glenda Buster football sweetheart Carl Taylor 30 William Smith 80 Chester Holmes 88 Larry Matthews 70.
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Waldo Mathews
James Richardson
Wallace Lewis
Kenneth Shelton
Carold Lee Lane
Jerry Davis
Cecil Brent
Clarence Knighton
Harry Arline
James Taylor
Artis Hunter Jr
Lownell Lawe
Marvin Earl Lee
Glenda Buster
Carl Taylor
William Smith
Chester Holmes
Larry Matthews
Woodville Faces Panther Homecoming in Frank Robinson Stadium
Waldo Mathews Panthers host Woodville for homecoming at Frank Robinson Stadium Friday night at 7 30 with near capacity crowd. Panthers sit 2 2 in District 6 AA after a 19 12 loss to Bunche High Crockett. End James Richardson out with dislocated left shoulder, defense praised including Chaney Davis Burks Lewis Lane Shelton Garrett Lowe.
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Waldo Mathews
Panthers
Woodville
Frank Robinson Stadium
Bunche High
Crockett
Bunche
Panther
Marvin Lee
Wesley Shaw
George Chaney
Jerry Davis
Chester Burks
Wallace Lewis
Carold Lane
Kenneth Shelton
Don Garrett
Lownell Lowe
James Richardson
Final Turkey Shoot Ends Chance-Loeb's Fourth Year
Final turkey shoot scheduled for Sunday at Chance-Loeb Volunteer Fire Department marks the fourth annual event. Last Sunday's draw set a record crowd with 30 turkeys won and free prizes awarded every 30 minutes. A brass memorial plate will honor donors of 100 dollars or more toward a new fire truck, and the event runs from 1 p.m. to dusk, one mile north of the Y on Highway 96.
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Highway 96
Ninth Grade Tiger Cubs Over Bowie 30-22 Upset Victory
Silsbee ninth graders remained undefeated by defeating Bowie Junior High 30-22. Key plays included a 70 yard pass for a touchdown from Der yl Ray McGallion to Danny Kasserdler, a 19 yard TD run by Howard Hebert, and another McGallion to Grady Walters scoring pass. Bowie scored late after strong Tiger defense. Eighth grade also beat Bowie 14-12. Next week Silsbee faces West Orange.
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Bowie
Silsbee
Deryl Ray McGallion
Danny Kasserdler
Howard Hebert
McGallion
Grady Walters
Walters
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West Orange
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Silsbee Tigers Hold Off Forest Park in 20-6 Victory
Silsbee outlasted Forest Park 20-6 in Amelia to keep a slim chance for a share of District 9-AAA. Harold Blythe rushed 146 yards and scored twice, while the Tiger defense limited Forest Park to 71 rushing yards and forced two Trojan fumbles. Buried by a fourth quarter march, Silsbee answered with an 81-yard, 17-play drive capped by David Barnes two-yard plunge and Bourgeois added the extra point.
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Amelia
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Tiger
Harold Blythe
Brad Norvell
Blythe
Forest Park
Silsbee
Tigers
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Maining
Trojans
Bo Roy
Harold Sisk
David Barnee
Bourgeois
David Barnes
Evadale Eyes 3rd Straight District Win At High Island
Evadale brings an offense minded squad to High Island Friday at 7 30 p m aiming to improve their 2 0 District 22 B mark. The Rebels crushed Goodrich 50 0 last Friday with Roy Young scoring twice on the ground and throwing for three touchdowns to Jimmy West Harold Moss and John Wayne Burnett. Bruce McCormick added a third period tally and Evadale’s defense, led by Glenn Stratton Jim West Bruce McCormick Billy Joe Durrell Mike Wills Carry Dale Hester, held Goodrich to 6 yards offense.
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High Island
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Colmesweil
Goodrich
Roy Young
Jimmy West
John Wayne Burnett
Harold Moss
Bruce McCormick
Young
Glenn Stratton
Jim West
Billy Joe Durrell
Mike Wills
Dale Hester
Goodrich Evadale
Road Grass Lures Deer To Car Path
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department warns motorists to slow in big game country after reports of deer moving to highway shoulders. The shift in grazing areas raises risks of car deer collisions, endangering drivers and causing substantial property and wildlife losses.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas
Tigers Take Week Off To Polish Offense Defense
Silsbee Tigers varsity pause district play to heal injuries and refine offense and defense. Coach McGallion says emphasis on passing timing and new strategies may bring surprises against Cleveland West Orange Liberty after a rest week.
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Tigers
Silsbee Tigers
Tiger
Bridge City
Liberty
Trojan
Brad Norvell
Bo Roy
Norvell
State limits liability for highway deer hazards
The Department states the hazard from deer on highways is occasional by day but significant at night as headlights blind the animals. By legislative act, the State cannot be held liable for hazards to human life or property, and Department notes focus on nighttime risk mitigating awareness.
Silsbee Junior Varsity to face South Park Saturday
Silsbee High Junior Varsity travels to South Park Saturday at 10 a.m. on South Park field to challenge a strong foe. Silsbee enters with a 27 game winning streak. Details on last Saturday's win appear in Section 2 of the TIGER RAG from Port Arthur.
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South Park
Silsbee High
South Park Field
Silsbee
Port Arthur
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