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THE CTJERO RECORD CITP.O
sUNuaV, SfcPrtuMBER ii, 1938
FOURTH WEEK
OF PRACTICE
FOR GOBBLERS
] day afternoon, with a light signal J
j drill and dummy blocking slated j
; for Thursday to prepare the group j
for their opening tilt of the season :
| here Friday night. Coach Shinn wa« |
! hesitant about making any pre- i
j dictions about Friday'^ affair, but j -
: indicated that he was well ^Mr|y Jgygflfy [)0||ars Jq
TROTTERS TO
SPLIT FUND:
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Observations
By PETE
INDIANS TO ftMarketf
FACECOWBOYS
Cotton Seed, per ton
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Market quotation.- furnished dail\
by Lillie Fahr 212 Gon/.ale^ St
Phone 130. .
1 j with the work accomplished by the j
_ j group so far this season.
fifl( ... * . n * j r i wilh a hosl of material uith I
Mill Workouts jl9t6d ror Which to work and every man on !
' the club possessing a fine attitude. '
Cuero mentors expressed themselves
Was unable to attend the Friday
First Three Days Of
The Week
| Second Game Of Coast
Be Divided Among ; ™ ^j Lea^>'f,s Sla,ed For
p|ayerS |seems the-admission was a free will, IlDS AllSrPOOn
as well pleased with the set-up. A
j seems the admission was a free w ill j
t idea, whereas it ran in Fridav al -;
i !
SAN ANTONIO LIVESTOCK
'Fed-State Market News Service'.
,SAN ANTONIO. Sept 9 Hogs
receipts 200. Trading generally ac-
tive and steady to 10c higher than ;
SATURDAY S CLOSE Thursday Top S3 35 to all interests Market slow and weak Angora goal*
N V (OTiOXiFUTUIlFS l0! most fc°°d choice 175 to 230 $1.25 and $130. some culls at %IM.
Open High Low Close lb. butchers. Good to choice 160 to Scattered lots of sheep unsold late.
175 lbs mostly $3.00 to $8 35. 140 to'
160 lbs. $7.25 to $8.00. lew below, and ^
$21.001 low. Plain and medium butcher
kinds around $3.75 to 94-50, better
kinds scarce Bulls mostly to $5.00.
Few stocker calves $6.CC to $7.10.
some plain kinds down to $5.50 agd
below.
Sheep. receipts 50; goats. 90.
Expecting to pc bad: at
7.97
7 98
7.89
7.89-80
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8 00
791
7 93
7.96
7 96
7 89
7.90
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tittle in the
10 OPEN FRIDAY
Columbus Eleven Shows
,, ti • til | j r\ *■ | biers are said to posses:
Here This Week lo Up- capable substitutes, who
en Grid Season
A total of sixty-nine dcPr.rs and , ternoon's paper that the fee would ! ^ ^ ^ .. . ( f
starting line-up of eleven lettermen twenty-three cents will be divided j be two-bits for adults and a dim*f , *Joltr Weeks. u,(. Ytaktmvn lii-
could be used in the openet and it among the 1938 Cuero Turkey Trot-j for children. Since the paper came j dians pas- through Cueio tec! - , yn-
isn t unlikely this is what Shinn {jasehall nine. according to a j out no less than a dozen folks have j route to Etfiia where tli l_u to fa-
will do. He hopes to stack up enough statement issued by Secretary j jumped right astraddle my collar, i the strong Edna Co vi,. . in v. ha
Charles Riebschlager recently. Me-jit was my mistake and I am duly | may pe the final ■ v.nie .it rue la 33
thod of dividing the fund will be I sorry for the error, but that can t j Gulf Coast League Th.- Cowboys
left entirely to the players them- \ be helped now Despite this mis-j hold a one-ganu advantage o>.
selves, who will meet some tim<’! take, a take' of fourteen or fifteen j the Tribe b\ virtue of their 3 to 1
are making | wee^ This amount does not in- | dollars was recorded and the Band J win last Sunday in the hist game
it tough on legulars who are stiiv- I elude however, the fifty dollars post- j Mother s Club is that much closer j0f their [scheduled .three-game
ing to hold theii positions jecl tjie cjuij at tjie start of the ■ to their goal. j play-off series.
Game equipment will probablj be|season as a forfeit, a fund that will) - j Close diamond followers accord
points early in the game however,
to give substitutes plenty of time
to display their wares. The Gob-
blers are said to possess some very
N O CO I i », \ 1 I 'TERES
espci: nigh Low Close
8.0t! 808 800 8 03
8 08 8 .)8 8 01 8.03
8.06 3 06 aitO 8 02
230 to 300 lbs. $7 50 to $8.25. Pack-: *
ing sows mostly $6 00 to $6.50; j ^
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Yorklown Personals
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As for the game itself. I hear it [ ed the Indians little chance of cop-
ping the pennant but then, the
same group gave them little'chance
to get into '.he play-offs at ail. Af-
of the amount divided last season.! close all the way. At one time late i^r dropping then first play-off
Coach Eddie Shinn's Cuero High j issued the group Wednesday aftei - j remajn jn the treasury to start off)
School Gobblers open their fourth noon A large ? TJ T‘P>ext -vear Iwas a hoiiey Harris' Hot-Shots
. vronrinv afternoon! ment WaS purchased by the scht)o1 This sixtv-nine dollar total is! came through with a one-run vic-
week of pra ‘' this season, and this, together with approximatelv twenty dollars short. tory to close out a game that was
with heavy duty slated for every | what was last purchased, gives the
member of the club. A stiff scrim-j Cuero squad ample equipment for ^ sumh. uuucu eAyruaca .....«...........~ ......- ---------l5«,„c ^ c;„..r
mage left the group a bit sore Fn- j the entire team. -the difference. Twenty-five dollars: at 13-all but both sides came'back to win two and jtfinp into the
day night, but all players are re-j Following is the 1938 schedule to ; of this amount was in the bank at through with additional* tallies. No‘finals.
ported to be in pretty fair condi-j date, although another game nnght j the sUrt Qf lhe seasont having been-box score was kept on the game so i Last Sunday the Indians played
tion. be hooked foi the open date of | left- there for the purpose of buying jit is difficult to give an interesting ; more or le s listless ball in the held
8trenuous workouts are planned j October 21st. The other open dates j necessary equipment. Whether or j report on details of the affair. Did ■ to let the Cowboys win but the
for Monday. Tuesday and Wednes- will remain as such, accoiding_not a similar amount will be left on hear that Manager Zeke Fowler of learned run column showed the
_ 1 !■» n 1 n ' I 1* TVrtt ♦ om pK nrl . . -
Saturday
WAS THE
i
W
DID YOU MAKE THOSE
YOU OWE HAPPY
with a cash remembrance? It is a good policy
to pay your bills on or before the 10th of each
month, so those '.you owe can, in turn, make
some one else happy.
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RETAIL MERCHANTS ASS'N.
CUERO,TEXAS
winners with one tally and York-
town with none.
It was believed the Tribe would
j deposit for the same purpose this1 the Cuero Turkey Trotters crashed
j season remains to be seen. j out a three-bagger for one of the
Total *receiptsr-4ogethe? with the-extra base hits of the night so it
j balance left from last year, amount- ; might be well for the genial Skip- i hav e the services of ace chunker
led to $558.67. while expense of op-' per to take up softball. ; fchester Mays, who has been on va-
erating this year's club figured up j - j cation the past couple of weeks. His
j to $489.44. Biggest items on the ex- J Those surprising Yorktown In-1 presence will have a distinct bear-
i pense account were the $90.49 cut dians are slated to make another! ing on the game for he is recognized
[received by the city for use of the ‘ bid for the 1938 Gulf Coast League as one of the best in the league.
championship this afternoon down' Should the Yorktowners cop to-
in Edna, when they again face the 1 day's game. a third tilt will be
Cowboys. The Punchers boast a one-; necessary and it is rumored that
game advantage over the Tribe by; promoters of the Catholic Picnic
players will j virtue of their victory last Sunday' will invite them to play the game
! agree to 'split’ the fund on a par in Yorktown. but Indian followers | here in an effort to add this fea-
' game basis. with pitchers and declare it will be a different story , ture to their publicized celebration
j catchers receivnig two 'cuts' in | today. on Sepember 18th. It is likely th°
j games they worked on the mound' Last week the losers were minus; deciding game will be played on a
! and behind the bat. A meeting will i the services of their number one neutral field. Should the Cowboys
be called by Manager Fowler some j twirler. Chester Mays, who has been: win. they will become the 1938 Gulf
time this week. ! on an extended vacation. Team of- ■ Coast League champions.
1 ficials wired him last week with a------ —
request that he return in time to i
\ take over mound duties this after- i
] park and the $56.60 paid out of the
I treasury for transportation. Noth-
|ing was paid for transportation last
;season.
It is pcobable that
SPOT COTTON
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New York
i [
8 01
New Orleans
1
7 98
Houston
7 95
Oaivfsion
7 90
CL ERG
8 00
LEADING STOCKS
1
SATURDAY’S CLOSE
American Can
98
1-2
Anaconda Copper
33
1-8,
American Tel. & Tel.
142
7-8
Bethlehem Steel
56
7-8
Allis Chalmers i
50
Chrysler Motors . j
72
1-4
Pennsylvania Ry.
19
1-8
General Electric
40
3-8
General Foods
35
1.2
General Motors
46
1-8
Kennecott Copper
39
7-8
Montgomrey Viarri
46
1-4
Puie Oil
10
1-8*
Socony Vacuum
13
i-8
Standard Oil. N. J.
52
7-8
Texas Co.
43
j
United Aircraft
26
3-4
U. S. Steel
57
1-4
Vanadium ^ ................
19
1-4
Westmghou.se
99
3-4
Santa Fe Ry.
34
Int Harvester .....
59
1-4
stocker pigs around $6 75 down.
Cattle, receipts 100; calves 200. ^
Receipts very light and few early! -
: sales about steady but generally a | Special To The Record
J very draggy clean-up market, es-
pecially on plain yearlings.
Steers scarce. One rail load of
good 468 lb. yearlings off pea vines
YORKTOWN. Sept 10^-Mi»
j Madelyn Stneber is visitilig in
i San Antonio.
i Mrs Herbert Schroeter is vfeiting
were weighed up at $8.25 Plain thin 1 Mr and Mrs. Charles Teschendorf
grass yearlings $4.00 to $5.50. few • in Goose Creek,
medium kinds to $6.00 and above.! T. B Holway has been transfer-
Few medium to good calves $6.00 to red back to Yorktown from Pettttt
$7.00 odd head above. Plain calves by the T & N O. railroad. •>
down to $5.00. culls down to $3.75. Miss Agnes Gohmert of* Cuero
Low cutter and cutter cows mostly , visited her sister, Mrs. Gus Lena,
$3.00 to $3.50. few "shelly" kinds be- * Friday.
FAIL [LEANING
7!
Coach Shinn.
Sept. 16—Columbus, here
Sept. 23.—Gpnzales. here.
Sept. 30.—Kenedy, there.
Oct. 7—Open.
Oct. 14.—Edna. here.
Oct. 21—To Be Booked.
Oct. 28—Beeville, there.
November 4—Open
Nov. 11—Yorktown. here.
Nov. 18—Victoria, here.
Better Ice Cream
. , . ... . The taste appeal of home-made
noon and it 1S most likely he will doj^ cream ^ (U perde„t on th„ qual_
the chunking for the Indians. I
Manny Wolpman pitched the In-
ity of flavoring that you use. For
j, . „ that perfect aroma you should use
t dians mto the play'offs Wlth a sur' ' Butterv’s Blended Vanilla. It adds
prise 8 to 7 win over the Victoria your desserLs that extra zest
( Rosebuds and t^en turned in a fair j that makes you wish for another
; game last Sunday in the opening 1 serving 25 and 50 cent bottles.—
game of the series finals. I <advti
CUERO MARKETS
POULTRY AND PRODUCE
Courtesy of Cudahy Packing Co.
Hens. 4 lbs. and over .................. 15c |
Hens, under 4 lbs. ..................13c i
Springs, per lb............................ 17c !
Stags, per lb. ' ...... 8c!
Cocks, per lb........... ............... 6c |
Turkeys. No. 1 lb.........12c I
Turkeys, old hens, lb..............
Turkeys', old Toms .......................
Turkeys, No. 2 .... ....................
Geese, per lb. .......
Ducks, per lb...........-..............
Guillens, each ______ ___________________
INCREASE EGG PRODUCTION
By keeping your chickens free of
tnites, lice, fleas and other blood-
lucking insects by feeding Q. P. R. Cowboys. Should Yorktown win to-
game
Close diamond followers of thlsj
section accord the Yorktowners lit-1
tie chance to cop the pennant, with |
conclusions based mostly on the i
tremendous swatting power of the i
Eggs. No 1. infertile -....... 22c
Eggs. No. 1. 20c
Eggs. No. 2 13c
Butter Fat No. 1 ..... ....... 18c
Butter Ft. No 2 ................16c
Sweet Cream .............................. 24c
Green Hides............ 4c
17 cents per bottle. Results guar-
anteed. Sold by L. L. Buttery, (ad.)
day a third game will be necessary.1
THEY RE NEWS
COTTON SEED
Quotations iurmshed by Cuero i
Cotton Oil & Mfg. Co.
n
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HERE ARE CASH PRICES:-
1 Suit Cleaned and Pressed............^ 40c
2 Suits Cleaned and Pressed...........J 75c
1 Dress Cleaned and Pressed...........- 65e
2 Dresses Cleaned and Pressed........ fl.M
1 Pants Cleaned and Pressed ...........k 30c
2 Pants Cleaned and*Pressed ...........* 50c
THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH ONI^!
Phone 310 1
Cleaners ,
£
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According to the Victoria Advo-
cate. the Victoria Stingarees. al- !
r^ady treated to a fine new playing ;
field, are expected to also have the
best dressed football team in this!
district.
The new uniforms have- arrived |
and will be worn for the first time'
next Friday night in the opening j
game with Refugio. The plants are!
black gaberdine with w ide orange
inserts up the back of each leg and j
orange belt loops, while the Duray 1
FOR SELF-DEVELOPMENT
jerseys have a black body OTange j
sleeves and shoulder inserts and
! large orange numerals,
i The helmets will > be black and
orange The team will not wear ‘
stockings as thev did last season- (
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IPORCU
#itt5T floor
To Meet The Modern Trend
That’s what we are all interested in these days. A Modern Home,
easily within the read of all.
We have many plans for build ing these Moderate Priced Homes
in Cuero and DeWitt County. And best of all you may pay them out
just as you are now paying rent.
Come in and let us explain how “Home Ownership” may be
yours before cold weather sets in. No. obligations whatever.
A Complete
Building Service
We can show you the latest
’38 house plans or help you
carry out your own ideas.
We arrange all financial de-
tails.
Cuero Lumber Co.
Zeke Fowler. Mgr.
In a survey conducted by J. Wil- J
lard Ridings, very capable publicity ;
man at Texas Christian University. !
the T. C. U. Frogs have been award- !
ed first place in the 1938 Southwest j
Conference flag chase by newspaper i
sports writers in the Southwest !
Rice. 193fThampions. drew the sec- |
ond place standing in the consen- ,
sus prediction. These two clubs led
the field bv a wide margin.
Two-thirds of the voting group !
picked the Frogs for first place.:
while one-fourth of the group
named the Owls to win the flag
One of the biggest problems facing
the Owls is the fact they copped the i
pennant last year and no team has j
ever copped the Conference bunt- !
ing two years in a row. The fact that I
Champions don't repeat ’in the j
Southwest' is one reason it is hard |
to predict the outcome before the |
season gets underway and it is
hard enough then
The report also showed that A' & j
M was selected to finish in third j
place. Bavlor in fourth. S. M U in j
fifth. Texas University in sixth and
Arkansas in the seventh slot
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It'll probably make a lotta guys '
sore and all that, but here's my idea
of an all-league softball team )
comprised of players who took part !
in this year's play. All of you would
probably make some changes, but j
with the sort of club I lined up be-
low. I'll give you your choice of the
remainder of the players and take
vour club on for a light series The
! selections below are made witii no
apologies.
First base -Papacek—Seven Up
Second base Heyer —Seven Up
Third base -Wood—Grand Prize
Shortstop—Fischer—Post Office
Short Field—G Dietze—Seven Up
Left Field —N Dietze— Budweiser
Center Field Shinn—Admiration
Right Field J Grander C P
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Pitcher Alexander—Seven Up
Pitcher Hartman Independents j
Catcher—Hensley Independents j
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