Tigers Rally Past Indians 26-7 in Hot Friday Night Clash
Silsbee, ranked seventh in state, beat Cleveland Indian eleven 26-7 led by Pat Day in his first win as head coach. The Tigers withstood a strong opening drive by Cleveland and pulled away in the second half behind Graham Arline and William Lewis with key plays from Riley and Arline. The Indians moved the ball with a mammoth line but failed to finish drives, scoring late in the fourth on a two-play march.
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Woman's Club Sets First Meeting of the Year
The Silsbee Woman's Club will hold its first regular meeting of the year September 8 at 3:00 p.m. in Silsbee State Bank. Hostesses are Public Affairs committee members led by Mrs. Herbert Couture. Guest speakers include Herman Adams of Silsbee and State Sen. Don Adams of Jasper.
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Silsbee Bees Ground Indians For 26 7 Win
Silsbee beat Indian 26 to 7 as Tim Ellis sprinted 62 yards after a McHugh 31 yard start to seal the drive. Brousard kicked the extra point. The Bengal defense held the Indians to 337 rushing and 41 passing yards, with Eddie Roby and Craig McGallion key fronts. Robert Arline ran 124 yards on 11 carries while William Graham totaled 78 yards on 15 touches.
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