The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 269, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 12, 1972 Page: 1 of 8
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Fightin' Lions, We Salute You on Your Zone Triumph!
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IN THE EIGHTIETH YEAR
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE
ENNIS, TEXAS 75119
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1972
EIGHT PAGES-TEN CENTS
THENATION
LENSED HERE-are (I to r) Leonard Graivier, M.D., regional chairman of the March of Dimes, and Mrs.
Catherine Zabbia, 1973 campaign director for Ennis. , .
Catherine Zabbia Tells How Vital
Is Backing for March of Dimes
“Birth defects have become director for the Ennis March of
the No. 1 child health problem in Dimes.
the United States and in Ennis,” “They may happen in your
according to Mrs. Catherine home, next door, or down the
Zabbia, the 1973 campaign street. We need, and will seek,
NNIS
CHOES
BY CASEY a
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
your financial support to help
eliminate these tragedies that
strike some 250,000 babies every
year,” she said.
Mrs. Zabbia, a 15-year
resident of Ennis, is a
housewife, and served as
chairman of the Mothers’
March on Birth Defects last
year.
“The National Foundation -
March of Dimes is making
every effort to attain its
ultimate goal-prevention of
birth defects,” notes Mrs.
Zabbia. “Progress in recent
years now enables medical
science to act against certain
kinds of congential damage
before birth, at delivery, and
even later.”
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NO. 269
EHS Lions Win S. Zone;
Play W-H There 7:30 Fri.
By Charles E. Gentry
The Ennis Lions defeated the
Moore Lions 17-8 here Friday
night to win the south zone title
of District 8-AAA and will face
Wilmer-Hutchins there next
Friday night for the district
> Are Honored:
Spectaculars Are Plus
For Triumph Night
Ennis High Lions
In the exciting evening captians, and they went on the
Friday in which the Fighting field for the coin-toss. The
honorees were:
No. 81 — Joe Brown.
No. 77 — Clay Calloway.
No. 80 — Gary Gilmore.
No. 28 — Gary Gorman.
No. 33 — Bruce Holley.
No. 61 — Fletcher Johnson
No. 70 — Johnny Johnson.)
No. 41 — Garry Jones. .
No. 85 — Paul Langley-tre
See Groups Are Page SI toes
Ennis Lions won South Zone
title from Waco Moore here, 17-
8, Lions Field, was the scene of
several spectaculars.
Announcer John Dowd em-
seed the first of two pregame
events, the introduction and
commendation of the 21 senior
varisty football players, and
pointed out that they, for the
occasion,w ere all serving as co-
Funds which will be raised
during the January campaign in
Ennis will go toward March of
Dimes programs of research,
treatment, public and
professional health education •
and patient aid - all aimed at
giving every baby born the gift
of perfect health. ,
“Remember, birth defects
are forever-unless you help,”
says Mrs. Zabbia.
championship. times in thefirst half of play.
The Ennis team played their One was stopped by a fumble
best game of the season against and the other two were missed
Moore picking up 223 yards on field goals.
the ground with Mike Collard The thirdquar
getting 135 of them mostlyup scoreless with neither, team
the middle. € threatening but both teams
The Ennis defense again was cranked up scoring drives in the
tough but Friday night the of final stanza of play
fense also came
of age
drove the ball on two long
for touchdowns. I
The first quarter of.
was, scoreless, but on
Moore - r ,
was
going
e last
score
the game from five yard out to - .
the firsth yard drive. (Fullback’ Ernest
cap a 65
vent over for the score. Moore
one kicked s 35 yard field tried a kick that faied but Ennis
to put Ennis ahead to stay drew a penalty and Sanders
punched the ball over for the
r two point conversion to narrow
H the score to 10-8 with over nine
“ ^ pointer ,
Ennis scored avain
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quarterbees Richy domes gome mtnatea,"i/Thi the
over on a sneak from the one.' ,
yard line to climax a 38 vard move the ball and had to punt
drive following a short punt by but on the fourth play Louis
Moore. Gilmore added the extra Bullins w*te intercepted a pass
po nt and the ha ftime score and Ennis marched 68 yards for
read 10-0 in favor of Ennis the final tally with halfback
-Ennis threatened three other Stanely Robinson going over
------------------------------from five yards out. Gilmore
mg yisren added the extra point to end the
! scoring for the night as the
y Mil Ennis defense held Moore and
1 ran the clock out to end the
. T it aamastasilien game.
Collard carried the offensive
load for Ennis carrying the ball
29 times for 135 yards and kept
the Moore defense off balance
most of the night.
James Marsh led the defense
i for Ennis with 12 tackles but he
was followed closely by Joe
■ Brown, Gary Renfro, Louis
| Bullins, Fletcher Johnson,
Randy Lewis, Raymond Honza,
Darrell McKay, Harold Shef-
field, Donnie Miller, Harold
Fields, and Stanley Robinson.
Derrick Dickerson was the
leading defender for Moore.
I The Lion offensive unit played
! better than anytime during the
year with the up front men of
game.
The Ennis team failed to
“There is no instinct like that
of the heart.” - Byron.
*******
We applaud our Fighting Lions
for their greatly-hoped-for
victory over Waco Moore in the
crucial Zone game here
Friday night. It’s a joyful thing
to go this far undefeated, isn’t
it?...May your success con-
tinue, Big Lions!
e *******
One of the fine qualities of the
American Legion and the
American Legion auxiliary is
the oft-expressed gratitude to
those who have gone on before,
in their service to guard and
nourish our freedom. The sale
Saturday of the Memorial
Poppy, by the auxiliary, is a
fine example...They are among
those who prove there is more to
life than the earning and the
spending of money.
*******
TODAY’S CHUCKLES
UNITED FUND NIGHT PICS -
Here are two scenes of the
Reporting Night in the United
Fund residential campaign,
lensed at the Citizens National
Bank: In the larger photo are
four Boy Scouts who were
messengers at the scene, to pick
up report envelopes and give
them to leaders and chairmen,
as workers in the residential
drive brought in the funds. The
Scouts, L to R: Randy Wash-
burn, Greg Hobbs, Scott Munn
and Chuck Denison. Scout
Robbie Keever
who also helped was not present
at picture time. In the other (2
column) pic are L to R: Mrs.
W.R. Schween and Mrs. Wayne
Hackney, co-chairmen (stan-
ding) and auditors Ernest Novy
and Don Hart. City Com-
missioner Willie Love, also a co-
chairman. stated he will have
his report by next week. With
considerable yet to be reported,
the collection at the above
Randy Robinson, James
Lockhart, Mark Wichern, Bill
Smith, Fletcher Johnson, Gary
Maynard, and Gary Gilmore
opening holes for the back to
have some running room.
Following the game Friday
night school officials met with
the Wilmer-Hutchins officials to
determine the play-off time and
site.
They were not able to agree
on a neutral site so they decided
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session was $594.
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Young mother: “I just
returned from a pleasure trip.”
Neighbor: “Where did you
go?”
Mother: “Drove the kids to
school."
*******
It has been a delight this
week-end for Ennis to host the
State Medical Technologists.
We’re always glad for folks
from ‘round about to gather in
mur community, and especially
for such fine interests as health RALPH, the 8 months old Lion
care for mankind. We hope that Cub from the Grand Prairie
it has been a rewarding and Safari, wasa most special guest
most enjoyable period for at the Ennis Lions-Moore
these technicians whose pur- football game--Ennis winning
pose is to help restore the ill to Zone Championship- Friday
good health. Real commendable night here Ralph is contentedly
calling, isn’t it? resting here at the feet i pretty
VFW to Meet
Sunday at 2
VFW Post 7768 will hold
monthly meeting at 2 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 12. All members
are urged to attend.
DISCIPLINARY
HEARING HELD
- SAN DIEGO — The Navy has
started disciplinary hearings
against 123 rebellious sailors
Monica Novak, an EHS who refused to return to the
Cheerleader and one of the four aircraft carrier Constellation in
Senior Cheerleaders who were protest over alleged racial
recognized, among other senior discrimination.
groups honored at the game. Three men received captian’s
The four Cheerleaders who are mast in San Diego yesterday,
seniors are pictured elsewhere That’s the least severe form of
today. Navy disciplinary procedure.
Tex. Med Technic
| Meet Concluding
The successful and largely Opening Ceremonies - Mayor
attended meeting of the Texas W.D. Murff.
State Society, American 10:00 a.m.-10:45 a.m. — Dr.
Medical Technologists, was in Ratuff.
■ its concluding stages at 10:45 a.m.-11:00 a.m. —
" presstime Saturday, after Coffee Break - Kolashi.
having begun Friday afternoon. 11:00 a.m.-11:45 a.m. —
Mgr. Jack McKay of the Robert L. English - Texas
Ennis Chamber of Commerce Hospital Association
i had welcomed the gathering representative-“Labs Future in
| from over the state to the More Controlled Medicine.”
I convention, the Chamber being
N active in co-operation on the big 11:45 a.m.-2:00p.m. Lunch-
S affair. - served at SPJST Hall. Visit
Registration was at SPJST exhibitors.
N No. 25 Hall, and highly in- 2:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. - Review
teresting exhibits from of Basic Lab Knowledge- slides
N manufacturers of equipment for shown. Edited by Pat Cuviello.
M health care were in evidence for 3:30 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
.study. E. Richard Halden. M.C., Business Meeting.
W director. Carter Blood Center,
spoke on “The Importance of 6:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. —
• Australia Antigen in the .Cocktail Hour - Sokol Hall -
Diagnosis and Epidemiology of Hosted by Bio Assay
Liver Disease ” Social oc- Laboratories.
casions
evening.
8:00
rounded out the
a.m.-9:45 a.m.
Register - visit exhibitors
SPJST No. 25 Hall.
9:45 a.m.-10:00 a.m.
6:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m. —
Banquet - Sokol Hall- Program,
Czech Dancers.
9:00 p.m.-1:00 a.m. — Dance-
Sokol Hall: music by Johnny
Mensik Polka Rand.
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Casebolt, Floyd W. The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 269, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 12, 1972, newspaper, November 12, 1972; Ennis, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1695612/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Ennis Public Library.