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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1981
Page
8
Stamford head Gary Wilhelm welcomes a returning defensive nucleus as the Bulldogs prepare for the 1981 season opener against Hamlin. Hamlin, ranked No. 6 in the state by Harris. Stamford sits at No. 68. Harris projects Hamlin by two points.
A Stamford based non profit Christian Youth Baseball Training Camp organized by Cedillo Silverio, a former Stamford Aces and Cincinnati Red, will begin in November and run into February alongside major league spring training. The camp aims to teach fundamentals like batting throwing and catching and invites interested helpers to contact Silverio at 773 5418.
Stamford opens at home against the Pied Pipers ranked sixth in state Class AA. The Pipers boast size on defense with Ken Johnson at 250 pounds and a strong offense led by Brad Lakey. Stamford coach Gary Wilhelm stresses poise against Hamlin’s tough defense and notes kicking game as a season factor. Also mentions a 38-8 loss earlier and blisters as a common health issue.
The game features Hamlin and Stamford both 0-0 with kickoff at Bulldog Stadium on KDWT AM 1400. Stamford starts Ray Alvarez at quarterback with threats Paul Gomez Essie Woodard and Tony Gardner on offense while Garcia leads a veteran defense. Last year Stamford beat Hamlin 38-8.
Stamford coach Gary Wilhelm praised his defense as the Huskies dominated Hirschi in Friday’s scrimmage. Stamford built several long drives, while Hirschi managed limited first-contact yardage and turnovers. Final totals showed Stamford at 319 total yards and Hirschi 428?
A brief ad notes a one day light bulb sale with a lion mascot promotional angle on September 29. Shoppers are directed to visit the retailer for discounts and product variety during the event.
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