The Fayette County Record (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 8, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 27, 1951

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... and Sons: wj]l gQ into the fund to award of Carmine: Fuchs Bros. (J. C. I a scholarship to the University... first downs to Lamar’s 11, and total pet yardage favored Lamar 291 to 280. It was “Ben Chupik night... was Lamar 14, Brenham 12. Following a Brenham fumble, recovered by the Mustangs, five plays later, Chupik.... The scorehoard read: Lamar 21, Brenham 12. The Cubs tried desperately to tally via aerials during the closing... minutes ^linus success. Lamar’s championship was its first. Richmond won the district in 1941; Rosenberg

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... Leads Lamar Mates To 21-12 Win Over Cubs The winged feet of 165 pound halfback Ben Chupik during... the second half earned the Lamar Consolidated Mustangs an upset 21 to 12 victory over mobile driven bv George... in huge Lamar So MysteriOUS, Stadium located between Mr. Pechacek ariB his daugh-1 Richmond and Rosenberg.... During that first half, Brenham had registered 10 first downs to 3 for Lamar and had a total net gain

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... package. CREOMULSION FOR CHILDREN relieves Coughs, Chest Col*, Acute IroncMHs University of Texas.... Billie days here with Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 Grace Ungerer, University of C. never. , Texas student from... association; the University Day in Sugar Land. i YWCA; and the Campus , Mr" nrrm‘hl League of Women

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... Student Hurt In Collision Charles S. Boyd, ] 9-year-old Houstonian and University of Texas student

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