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THE ENNIS DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 22, 1932
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1933 TEAM LOOKS BEST
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If tentative plans work out En-
nis may be the scene of a huge
charity football game. This plan
selection
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Although the locals entered their
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“THEY CALL IT SIN”
hat it can not be found on a map of the United
im-measures three and two-thirds by two and one-
Let.
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Aualities; as youngsters they were still hopeful; as
■s they were frankly skeptical, and at maturity
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Dennie 6 times, average 36 yards;
Davey, 2 times, average 45 yards.
Kick Returns
Ennis . 444 yards; opponents 389
yards.
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yards; opponents 36 yards.
Individual Punting.
Martin 15 times, average 38 yards
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to has but little and tries to keep it, may
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oME TOWN LOYALTY
ago a stranger came into the office and
Passing
Ennis 3 attempts for 60 yards,
Malakoff 15 attempts for 50 yards.
Ennis 18 attempts for 62 yards,
Athens 7 attempts for 43 yards.
Ennis 23 attempts for 185 yards,
Teague 14 attempts for 125 yards.
Ennis 15 attempts for 55 yards,
Itasca 9 attempts for 57 yards.
Ennis. 13 attempts for 65 yards,
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Daily News stands behind all movements that will go to j
Ln ent and betterment of Ennis as a city, Ellis as a county, j
tate, and the United States as a nation.
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of an all district team
the justice of the peace in a town so small, so ob- offered to lend support to the
The foolishness er some mer- !
chants is shown when they start
§ .started their season in top notch
| fashion by a smashing win over
g Malakoff High School and a game
7 fight against the Athens Hornets.
' of all good men.
j Though the 1932 squad has lost
I four out of eight games played, it
has nevertheless proved an out-
Then the
BACON
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! nis Lions Club.
GREAT JOY IN GIVING
JOY to have, a greater joy to give; and a still
to serve.
[widow woman with a little child was very
if rented with starvation.
Atle meal was all she had left in the house,
a stranger asked that she make him a little
K eating her own supper she made a little:
9 to the stranger.
^supply of meal was miraculously increased.
Mays a good paymaster.
Ml kindness do not go unrewarded,
dasks all we have; just a share.
EEoman gave no money; she gave a little
what she had.
Ennis 91 yards, Kerens 70 yards:
Ennis 40 yards .State Home 87
yards; Ennis 45 yards, Ladonia 15
yards; Ennis 45 yards, Waxahachie
35 yards. Ennis total 360, oppo-
nent’s total 437.
Average Punting
Ennis 30 yards, Malakoff 40 yards:
Ennis 29 yards, Athens 38 yards;
Ennis 42 yards, Teague 34 yards;
Ennis 33 yards, Itasca 37 yards;
Ennis 37 yards, Kerens 39 yards;
Ennis 46 yards, State Home 30
yards; Ennis 33 yards, Ladonia 37
yards; Ennis 43 yards, Waxahachie
111 why 'should not it be a success? This is the
inine freedom and equality and masculine broad
3 and co-operation. And union under such con-
uld succeed.
Halves:
Ennis;. Oliver S. H.
Body of Fisherman
Found on Gulf Reef
Kerens 3attempts for 5 yards.
Ennis 16 attempts for 78 yards,
State Home 13 attempts for 50
yards.
Ennis 13 attempts for 105 yards,
Ladonia 12 attempts for 20 yards.
Ennis 12 attempts for 34 yards.
Waxahachie 6 attempts for 5 yards.
Yardage Gained Through Scrim-
mage.
Ennis 250, Malakoff 75; Ennis 57,
Athens 130; Ennis 58, Teague 82;
Ennis 74, Itasca 234; Ennis 125.
Kerens 69; Ennis 152, State Home
84; Ennis 201, Ladonia 50; Ennis
178, Waxahachie 160. Ennis total
1095; opponent’s total 884.
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A GRIM FAIRY TALE COMES TO LIFE
A GRIM Fairy Tale is enacted in real life. And Grim
n this instance is not an adjective but a man who will at
knee be recognized by some, whose memory goes back that
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convinced that fairy tales were impossible in
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worldly, may sneer, the naive wonder and the
I their beards in negative, all secretly applaud
hem joy; if only for the principle involved; if
I the materialistic philosophy of the blase shat- [
hotels has
against a
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n hand of the. Pennsylvania heiress, as a squid is to
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en the nuptial ceremony, was carried out in the
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THE GLADSOME season is at hand when the man i cutting advertisine as a method
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You name one business that suc-
The season started with a bang,
then fell into a slump, and, more
credit to the Lions, came up and
ended with a glorious finish. A
coach that can train and inspire
his team to win out against such
odds deserves the commendation
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questions. First was, are you a citizen
hie second, are you carrying an adver-
tide turned and left
the sand. Bad breaks
continued its determined recovery
and in the next game' played with
p,r • . . Ladonia, a team which rated sec-
Running for Lieutenant Governo 1‘.,.
of Washington on the Democratie ond to Bonham, Ennis came oUt
( ticket "for a lark,” Victor Aloysius with the heavy end of a 25-0
■ Meyers (above), jazz band leader score.
was probably the most surprised intensive priming and polishing
manin the country when he was then commenced in preparation
swept into office on the Democratic co.: 1 , . .. ... „
tidal wave. He ran on a platform for then cutstanding game of the
of “chorus girls on street cars, har. year, the Waxahachie classic. En-
mony in high chairs, and silk hats nis spirit was at its peak, and
for traffic officers.” He attributes every man on the team was in
| his success in politics to taking a
! cold shower every morning.
Our buyer has scoured the country markets
and secured a choice lot of young tom and
hen turkeys. See our displays. They are
priced right. We also have ducks, hens and
fryers.
t advertising only from concerns we believe to be absolutely
Readers are requested to notify us promptly of any failure on
e an advertiser to live up to the standard of service or prom- [
hse pages, whereupon we will immediately take suitable action 1
Mincemeat.
ar into childhood, as the author of a book of fairy tales.
k Which fairy tale? Oh, the one about the princess and, CH,* HnA,
he pauper. Yes, a princess of wealth (we have no aristoc- j •-dI Aly l UVLUdI
Ley of blood in, America) has married—well not a pauper > A • al A •
hut a corporal in the marines who makes a good living; Lame in the Air
Ss soldering, a feat to be proud of in these days. His
W. McDaniel
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any more people would be given employment, and the j
oney would come back to us, to be circulated at home
rain.—Hillsboro Mirror. ‘ !
The News office force will testify to the fact that the j
ews editor has pursued this policy with almost brutal
ankness, or rudeness, for years.” If everybody would co-
perate in giving business to home town stores, we would
e much better off.
, Athens 7; Ennis 6, Teague 13, En-
nis 6, Itasca 27; Ennis 6, Kerens
7; Ennis 12, State Home 7; Ennis
25, Ladonia 0. Ennis 6, Waxa-
hachie 6. Ennis total 102 points:
opponent’s total 73 points.
Ricks and Holland
outstanding blockers
group which officers
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Ennis 34 yards, Teague 40 yards;
Ennis 20 yards, Itasca 80 yards;
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D0Z/25c Yams
You can save money a( our stores on any other
items, not advertised here, that you may want,
kecause hheir prices are low, too.
These prices are effective Tuesday aft-
ernoon and Wednesday, Nov. 22 and 23,
mage, individual.
(Exception of Malakoff game.)
Duggan 7, Floyd 120, Holland 90.
Martin 18, Milner 33, Morriss 162.
McCall 253, Rather 15, Ricks 146.
Scoring .
Ennis 41, Malakoff 6; Ennis 0,
39 yards; Average Ennis,
COMING “DE LUXE"
Preview Sat., 10:45 p. m.
last scheduled fray of the year
as distinct underdogs, in some
places inferior by as many as
twenty points, they came through
true to their loyal supporters and
it might be said held the Indians
to a 6-6 tie. Truly it should be
said that Waxahachie held Ennis
to a 6 to 6 tie.
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standing team, as the statistics
prove. In most , nearly all phases
of the game, Ennis has out-averag-
'! cd her opponents.
! The 1932 aggregation has been
| formidable, but next year’s eleven
j will be a fit. one for the district
championship. Ennis has the most
I promising all-round material that
। it has had in the past five years.
In 1933, the Red and White of
Ennis will probably represent the
district.
Dillard Garth has played his
i center position in the forward wall
like the veteran he is, giving all
' he had and getting very little in
return. Much credit is due him
for the outcome of the State
Home and Waxahachie games.
< Lawrence Milner has played out-
standing football in every game
this year, his power at guard and
tackle being an important cog in
the Lion machine.
i Woodrow Hartley has become fa-
Full:
Bolter, Teague.
Quarter:
Holland, Ennis.
mie Floyd showed much promise
for next year’s regulars.
Chernosky, Lummus and Wae-
diken will be the mainstays in the
1933 forward wall.
Two coaches and four different
officials that have officiated at
Ennis’ games have sent in reports,
and all have the same content. In
ccmparison with other' district
teams they consider the Ennis
dine the best offensively. They
were also enthusiastic about the
blocking ability demonstrated by
the locals. Merely the fruits of
two Lion mentor’s toil.
is our
Second Train:
Ends:
Dennie, Ennis; Davey, Ennis.
Tackles.
Keys, Teague; Parnal, S. H.
Guards.
Milner, Ennis; Fitch, Teague.
Center:
Anderson, State Home.
Halves:
Ricks, Ennis; Morriss, Enis.
Full:
Jarrell, Waxahachie.
Quarter:
Owens, Teague.
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Floyd’s spirit and power in
Itasca game.
Oliver’s passing in the last few
minutes of the State Home game.
Big Boy Botter of Teague.
Hartley overtaking Adair in Wax
ahachie game.
Maresh blocking"a Ladonia punt.
Jackson’s 57 yard punt return in
Kerens game.
Babe Hartley’s grudge tackle of
Oliver on the last play of the State
Home game.
Outstanding.
Blocker of line, Waedikin.
Blocker of Backfield, Holland.
Punter, Morriss.
Tackler, Garth.
Passer, Ricks.
Pass receiver, Dennie.
Punt returner, Ricks.
Dependable, Brown.
Consistent yard gainer, McCall.
Spark plug, Floyd.
Hard Tackling, Hartley.
Outstanding no defense, Maresh.
All round man, Milner.
Touchdowns.
Davey, 1, Malakoff; Dennie, 2,
Ladonia; Martin, 2, Malakoff; Mc-
Call, 1, Malakoff; McCall, 1, Tea-
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this country during the next six months. Ev-
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29 elected corporation commissioner of that state,
‘and Oklahoma are perhaps the "vindicatingist"
60 in the union.—Sherman Democrat,
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mous in Lion history for his vic-
ious tackling, and though this is
his last year, fans won’t soon for-
get his spectacular run up the
Tfield for 85 yards to overtake the
Indian end, Adair.
Andrew Brown can’t be praised
too highly. His stellar defense on
guard will linger in the minds of
Ennisites until next season, when
greater things are expected of
him.
Alphonse Maresh will be always
thought of when the best defensive
man is asked for. He is another
ramrod to whom unlimited credit
is due.
Dennie and Davey, wingmen, who
along with the above linemen
have played in every game, turned
in first class football the past year
and promise great things next sea-
son.
In the Lion backfield there is a
group of players that defies any
attempt at picking- an outstanding
man. McCall was perhaps the most
consistent ground gainer, while
dishing Co., West
al. The Bardwell
[Entered at the
[er. Office tele-
said Sunday came from Dallas. -2g’
One complaint charging thel
accuses Cody Rambo, W. S Whitp
Jack Degraffenreid, alias Jac
West and Jack Rodgers and Jack?
Reynolds. Rambo and White havel
been arrested.
Another complain charging rob-
bery by assault names Degraffen-
reid, White Rodgers and Joint Doe.
McDaniel, an elderly man, claim-
ed he lost the first $1,900 by a
ruse after he had been offered
“good money” at 15 per cent of
its face value.
Later lie was set upon and rob-
bed, he said of a second $1,000
which he had been instructed to
bring in an effort to retrieve his
previous Ioss.
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GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. 21.--
The body of George W. Allen, 49,
Houston accountant, one of two
fishermen who perished during a
squall that upset their boat in
Trinity Bay, Nov. 10, was discover-
ed on a reef near the bayshcre. a
short distance north of San Leon
shortly before noon Saturday.
Identification was made throng
papers found in his pocket. C
Fielding Garrett, 28, of Houston,
lost his life at the same time but
iiis body was found shortly after.
A third man in the party was
rescued.
gue; McCall. 1, State Home; Mc-
Call, 1, Waxahachie; Ricks., 1,
Malakoff; Ricks, 1, Kerens, Ricks,
1, State Home; Hicks, 2, Ldonia.
Extra Point.
Milner, 5, Malakoff; Ricks. 1.
Ladonia.
First Downs.
Ennis 3, Malakoff 4; Ennis 8,
Athens 7; Ennis 7, Teague 14: En-
nis 7, Itasci 14; Ennis 12, Kerens
5; Ennis 14, State Home 6; Ennis
15, Ladonia 2; Ennis 15, Waxaha-
chie 11. Ennis total 81; opponent’s
total 63.
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Ennis 50 yards, Malakoff 15 yds;
wlU name a hundred that don’t j
ncoats. f
I demand., of these itinerant sales- MeCall
rom the city, we would soon be
Prom inent Citizen
Of Hillsboro Dies
HILLSBORO, Texas, Nov. 21.- -
L. W. Ellington, 58, president of
Hillsboro School Board and Hills-
boro Lake Park Association, died
at his home here Sunday morning.
Funeral services will be held Mon-
day afternoon with burial in Ridge
Park Cemetery.
Air. Ellington came to Hillsboro
forty years ago from Corinth, Miss.
He was a prominent memner of
the First Methodist Church here.
He has. been a member >l Circle
10, Boy Scouts, for many veais.
He was also a member of I he
Hillsboro Lions’ Club and was ac-
tive in numerous civic affais.
Surviving are his wife, three
sons, one daughter, two sister:-:,
three half brothers and two half
sisters.
Elected faa Lark LONS SUCCESSFUL SEASON
Apples . .
and a seeming jinx held the locals
down for the next three games.
Teague, Itasca and Kerens all
profited by this seeming jinx and
walloped the locals chance at the
district championship.
Then the mighty and unexpect-
ed came. The Conover-Blair
“Fightin’ Lions” threw off their
shackles, disdained their jinx, and
defeated one of the most powerful
Class B. teams in Texas, State
Home of Corsicana.
The newly found aggregation
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MATAGORDA, Texas, Nov. 21.—
J. G. Ginn, 21, Houston nunter,
was killed accidentally Sunday at
j Devil’s Elbow on the Colorado
j river when the gun of a compan-
ion was discharged in a boat in
which he and several other men
were hunting ducks.
Ginn died in a Gulf hospital
two hours after the shooting. D.
F. Rutledge, 23, Houston, was ab-
solved of blame in the shooting
by Ginn’s two brothers, E. Ginn
and J. H. Ginn., Jr., of Houston,
who witnessed the accidental
shooting. They said the tragedy
occurred when Rutledge was re-
loading his gun.
: Justice of the Peace J. J. Bel-
lew of Matagorda returned an in-
quest verdict of accidental death
sked, should we buy a raincoat from end teams.
diving off of Hillsboro people. If we Tirst Team.
bend we will spend it with them.Ends:
Led his attention to a city ordinance Matthews WaxaaJones waxa.
taking orders for merchandise and j Maresh, EnX Hartley,
the proper officials and present his Guards:
mpting to make sales. , \ Brown, Ennis; Ragsdale,
Be are quite sure that he didunotsee . Center:
■ontinued takingorders, quite likely \ Garth, Ennis.
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