The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 151, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 4, 1946 Page: 5 of 6
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4KR 4, 1944 WEDNESDAY, DLCCMULR 4, 1746
THE DAILY SUN. GOOSE CREEK. TEXAS
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Huntsville Special Train Coming
Tickets To
Big Contest
Going Fast
A Huntsville special train will
arrive here at 8:15 p. m. Friday for
the bi-district ball game between
the Hornets and the Cedar Bayou
Bears.
The game is carded at 8 p. m.
that day in Memorial stadium, and
the winner will meet the winner of
the Port Neches-Frceport contest
the next week for the regional
championship.
Coach Floyd Bounds of the
Huntsville team said today that hia
boys are in fair shape for the con-
test, but that was taken to mean
that the lightning fast Huntsville
lads are in prime condition for the
battle.
If the weather stays good, there’s
nc telling how many folks will at-
tend the game. With the special
train coming, Huntsville’s delega-
Coke Holding Door
Open For Jester
AUSTIN, Dec. 4. UOv. by )ow.rlying
Coke R. Stevenson described him- civilian airplanes
•elf today as “holding the door neie today with
open so the new# governor can get promised by local
ill" thorltios.
But the governor indicated he George N. Kerby, whose
I kely will fill ail the appointive was crashed into recently by
places,that become vacant before low flying airplane, asked
he leaves office. “My conception iJ strengthening of local "*•'»"
that the occupant of an office m > inanbii
ought to function so long as he is
aid. “I will not be
it, however, and
•elect has any good
not act, I would
in," Stevenson
obdurate about
if the governor
ideas why I should
defer.”
So far he ha3 had no conference
with governor-elect Jester on the
matter he said, but thought lie
would within a few days,
Prime appointments coming up
before Stevenson goes out and Jes-
ter comes in arc:
ul a special "fly safely" meeting
last night attended by local air-
port managers and army and navy
authorities.
V.. Ctil I. H. Shearor, command-
ing officer of Hensley field
Grand Prairie, said that he "ex-
to make (t rough" on any
violating flying reg-
peeted
pilot caught
Three regents of the University SEATTLE
s for state vrge firm 1______
teachers colleges: three directors tsact to recover 8,500,000
of Texas; three regents for ste
indeed. A
Vykukal And Hastings AH Star Nominees Mike Jacobs
llttlll VWNUI8. uuuwJMtiv o Ui.vgu- _ Jr *#
Two Big Linemen Chosen To Play In Orange Game
Tri-Cities fans and Cedar Bayou
Two Tri-Cities gridders have in the December 20 alj-star game an Robert E. Lee tackle, and Wyatt
been limited to join Coach Dan with the Louisiana All-Stars at Or- Hastings, star of the district
----* "" r'“'------ champion Cedar Bayou eleven.
Vykukal’s star was dimmed this (w/,p ...... ....
season by an illness just before ™VT ,
fans will occupy seats in the north
stands Tickets may be obtained ai
s may b<
both Robert E. Lee and
Bayou schools. Admission is $1.20
for adults and 50 cents for stu
ned at »•«
Cedar Stallworth in Beaumont on Decern- ange,
i $1.20 her 15 I * '
w
Is Placed On U.P.’s
All-American Eleven
Boxing Czar,
Near Death
TWO-TIIIKDS SOU)
HOUSTON, Dec. 4. — (U.B-011
bowl official! reported today more
than two-thirds of the tickets for
the Georgia Tech-St. Mary's New
Ti.ur s aay game jiau uwn »uiu.
Th^Uce stadtem, so«e er the By (ABL LUNDQl JST
United Press Ajl-America football
team selected by sports editors,
before returning to Illinois
complete
sound Of 11,(• Cedar Bayou Bears,
who are carded against the
Huntsville Hornets here at 8 p.in.
Friday in Robert E. Lee’s Mem-
orial dadium.
Bottom row, left to right: Billy
Going (now recovered), Afton
Benson, Tommy Clayton, Wyatt
Hastings, J. L. Seal, Curtis So-
well. Happy Harrington. Herbert
Mucklbroy, J. R. Weid, James
Martin.
Hffaidild* pnu' • Khnlhv flavfrtn
jbeNopi^ *»am«*s >nmn. isor>n>
McDonald. Mason Blankenship,
Russell Jones, James Fisher,
manager.
Top row: Coach Hamel Man-
rum. G. W. Malev. Ed Findlev.
Dutch Settle, Paul Foster, M. J.
Laramore, porky Portis, James
Crockett, Gilbert Priest, Red Ma-
hlLVER HOARD TO BE
FISHED UP
i(’.Ili— A Seattle sal-
vage firm has been awarded a con-
m mnmm ..dm
of A. and M. college, three mem- pesos tossed into Manila Bay by
bers of the state board of cduca- j,at riots before Japanese troops
tion, and one member of the pub- occupied the city. The silver hoard
lie welfare commission. was crated in wooden boxes.
HUNTERS!
Easy Solution
DALLAS, Dec. 4. —tUPI— A Dallas
... f. . . . . J ... nkiw vr»R«r rw i „nrm
ed, the name of Vykukal kept com- an<1 raised roses.
ing to the fore. Michael Sturau,ss ,Jacob*- «. u a
" . . . ... , . grammar school refugee who bc-
Hastings is one of the publicized came one ojr Broadway’s shrewdest
linemen in this section. This big opcr8torSj wa3 ncar death from a
rugged 200-pounder is playing his h„mn,rtiBffa Ana »af i ..a,
speedlai dispatch with which he has ^'uld'The' “fined beU 'ring”‘fo?
handled enemy linemen all year ..Unclc Mike;- boxing greatest
rausod him to be nominated also monooolist.
haps the two greatest backs ever This rule cost Dan Cochrane, £*'Oirboys^Tong^t^^ch? that
to grace the roster of a single col- Bail High center, a chance to per- concrete strand between Broadway
iege team, it was the third con- form, Galveston is sending A. D. ar)(j Eighth avenue at 49th street,
writers and radio broadcasters seeutlve year of all-America recog- Clements, Atviro Vaiani and Robert he jg a meai ticket. He is their
from ;cc«»t to coast nitlon. And as was to be expected. Hempel. “Uncle Mike," not because they —
* ‘ Cadet* of Army they led the ticket in voting. It looks as if the starting back- ]ove hira but because through his ne*r0 was feeling much better to-
through three sea- No other player at any position £ield win, be composed of Billy Alger-like rise they rode from pov- daF - free of supernatural ob-
despite a hair-rais- came within a mile of this quar- ot 7°at“ Par,<- ' aiani and erty to affluence. stacles.
their finale against tet and it was significant that the Clements of Galveston and John The shriveled, tired-looking man Granted 10 days to pay a $5 traf-
three men. their fifth backficld nominee, Ampld * ‘reen of Orange. This is a good with the lurid tongue and choleric fie violation fine by Corporation
field twins. Glenn Tucker of Army, the second team backficld, but It does lack an ex- temper made boxing one of the Court Judge Frank O’Brien yes-
Felix Blanchard, and quarterback, had far more points !)losivc bal1 carrier. biggest sports businesses in the na- terday, the negro objected,
end, Henry Foldberg. than some of the first team line- HeJe are others on the Texas tion. Some estimate five to ten mil- “Don’t make it 10 days,” he
Notre Dame, enjoying a postwar men. ^adL.0 ,D„ Hons wound up in his bank ac- pleaded. "And why not?” the judge
resiliency in football in which it other second team men were , BA£^^Fr®nk.AI i‘on’ 188; Sils' count but still there was plenty answered.
"Because that would make the
money due oh Friday the 13th,” the
negro said. He was given an extra
.____Neches: Dewitt Gibson, 178, Or- FoT Classified Ads—Phone 528-521 day.
v:"j Port Neches,
sst. sl JKr j®--jst.suLsr
. Howard Clark, 183, Nederland:
W&s&mimmmwm&et rniir hAcnalHac am. ___1_- «a. a____
the Southwest rtrikrd Wei- se^ for second team berths. Bob ........ _ ; _
umble of Rice wahthe rep- flnlmore or Oklahoma A. and M.
1Er rs mi»»-.....- ■ s jssfft££ir- Tc“
all of its games except the Herman Wedemeycr of St. Mary’s, James m
,ng n tii 0 tie with Army, was rharicy Justice of North Carolina, ^kvlDavH 182 Port Neches ----
;nted by its brainy quarter- and Bobby Layne of Texas in the ,«Lr.
. baeufieid, Hubert Bechtoi of Texas ..ENDS. _Brooks Allen. 165. Port
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Hartman, Fred. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 151, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 4, 1946, newspaper, December 4, 1946; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1100323/m1/5/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.