The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 259, Ed. 1 Friday, November 1, 1946 Page: 6 of 8
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Tint ORANGE LEADER
ORANGE. TEXAS, FRIDA* NOVEMBER t. INI
urricane Meets Lake Charles Here Tonight
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Junior High Squad
After Fifth Win
|fe} The undefeated, untied and un-
t scored ., on 0olden Hurricane of
: Carr junior hit h> tonight will go
I'niter,its'Utih win against the Lake
Charier junior-; here in Tiger .Sta<-
"am. ;
i ; With a record of 80 points in
their Mur contests so far, with
never even a threat to their goal
line, the i avrnien have bbeh rated
one of : ie tup juYtior high teams
in the state.
) Tonight’s non-conference
[itb._I.ake Charles is ilieir last
I# Wffo** meeting Woodrow ' Wilson
junior high of Port Arthur here
next week in » contest which de-
I-
! in their division.
\ Coach C. L. McCarson’s large
group of players, all of whom have
seen action in one or more games
this year, have been working hard
this week in preparation Tor’lhe
contest. . .
-With the senior Bengals out of
town, the game is expected to draw
the largest crowd ever to assem-
ble for the junior high school foot-
ball contest In this area.
Saturday night the Bengal Bees
will get a further test of tljeir
strength against the Vinton, Lai.
eleven here n Tiger stadium.
This contest also promises to'
be a thriller aryl Will draw a big
ot
Greene Given
Massages 01
Bad Shoulder
Aboard t lie Bengal Whisker,
Somewhere in South Texas, Nov.
1. — A lot of, folks are having a | > is at,id Dean aj;e
wonderful time as this ten - car
special tram hearing the Beard-
ed Bengals of Stark High and
their supporters rolls through .the
night whisking its passengers, to a
big day and (we hope) a big
night in Brownsville.
-V.
Standing ground with them were
a great many folks who came
down Just to see them off.
The departure was right on
time and as soon as the train
started tolling everybody began
settling down. But for a while
nobody was sleepy. Back in the
last Pullman where the football
team and Coaches Conover, Da-
tocated, the boys
were permitted to stay up fpr a
while. Dressed in nothing but
their beards and their shorts, the
players seemed in good spirits—
even ready for a little home play.
Boy Lee Bean swiped the .con-
aggregation of Jans. The Bees I
tilt | are inexperienced but big and |>. Excitement ran high at the
rugged and deespite their record > depot in Orange as the hundreds
ot one win, two ties’and’one loss,
play 3 brand of football and are
expected to give the boys from
in* the District 14 champion across the river a good tussle.
of youngsters, who make up the
Bengal Guard and Bengal Lan-
cer groups and fans, making the
trip waited to board The Whisker.
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NEW MODERN WHITE STUCCO
BUILDING FOR LEASE
88 Cypress — Equipped For . -
DRIVE-IN CAFE
factor's cap but it psoved a bit
small and looked rather odd Sit-
ting on top his fuzzy haircut. „„
Some of the boys were reading,
others playing cards, but
were "just talking. Team Manager
Lawrence Levin*gston was busy
rubbing John Carroll Green's in-
injured shoulder. Green won’t
play today unless he is very badly
needed. Over in one of the berths
been given “Lights Out” fans in
the Pullmans and day coaches
just ahead go on having-fun. At
what? Well, what do fans usually
have fun doing on a football spe-
cial? *■
Separating the Pullmans and
coach bearing players and adult
fans from the kids in the Bengal
Guards and Bengal Lancers is a
baggage coach rigged out as a
rolling snack bar and operated by
ladies of the Orange P-T. A. With
the - competent (?) assistance of
W. B. Hilliard. No use asking
that the principal soft drtnk at*
fe-'d is Dr. Pepper.
Up nearest the engine are five
solid coach loads of kids having
the time of their lives, tinder the
Watchful eye of Stark High Prin-
cipal W. T. Barrett and several
most j of his aides, they spend most of-
their time just talking. Many of
them brought pillows and blan-
kets along to help pass the night
more comfortably and finally
most began curling up for p few
Winks, undoubtedly With pleasant
Effglish) must be iised in order to
get numerals. It isn’t confusing,
if the writer sticks to caps, but
the average typist doesn’t want
to be that emphatic, says Bums.
Since Orange is a sort of "cross-
roads1' of people from all over the
States and any number of foreign
countries, this Belgian portable is
bne of several typewriters with
“foreign” keyboards, which have
passed through his office.
OPEN
FOR
INSPECTION
DAILY
9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
OR SEE
CJr&^ig ZrZVt “ * the day ahead'
trying to hold down Green’s posi-
tion against the Brownsville Ea-
gles tonight, Is resting quietly.
The boys get quue a kick out
of hearing Coach Dean read from
the “Twenty Years Ago Today’’
column in Thursday’s Houston
Chronicle an account at a grid
contest between Son Jacinto high
and Orange October 26. 1926.
Houston, it is said, jvon the game
but the Oiangeites took the
decision in the gang fight which
followed. «
Long after the players have
L 0. RUNNELS
AT 85 CYPRESS
Phone 4123
Most took time out to read the
last edition of “Tiger Scratches”,
high'*' school newspaper, which
was passed to all passengers by
Martha Bagley and Ada Lou
Hamric — barefooted. <
Registered Nurse Inez Swickard
kept constant vigil, but found
little to do. Everybody was too
excited to be sick.
Patrollng the cars ail during
the night, just to make sure ev-
erything went all right were J. D.
Dominie, special officer assigned
to the school, and "a pair of husky
state highway patrolmen.
BEER
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j
Motor Rebuilding
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Repair
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210 GREEN
AVE ,
DIAL 3201
THE BURNS
TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE
IIus Just Opened In
BRAND NEW QUARTERS
(Next to Clough Blue Print)
With Standard Line of
NEW OFFICE TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITER RENTALS
Also With
FIRST CLASS REPAIR
SERVICE ON
Typewriters and Adding
Machines > .
WORK GUARANTEED
Repairs Made Here In Orange!
No Need to Send It
Out of Town
All makes in PORTABLE
TYPEWRITERS will be han-
dled when available. Repair
work picked up and delivered
PHONES 4349 or'4185
Typewriter With
Foreign Keyboard
Plagues Dealer
has typewriters and other office-
supplies as a sideline, was busy
today trying to figure out how to
change an Underwood portable
typewriter equipped with a key-
board for writing Belgian into a
“standard” type ordinarily used
in 'offices of this section.
The ■ ty fie writer repairman of
Bums’ office easily switched the
letters “z'V “X” and “m” from the
top row of letters down to their
rightful positions on the bottom
row; the ’’q” and “w” from the
bottom row to their correct places
and move three or four other let-
ters around in converting the key-
board into a “standard” one. The
hitch came when it was discovered
the “majus cules” (’shift key’ in
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 259, Ed. 1 Friday, November 1, 1946, newspaper, November 1, 1946; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth558584/m1/6/?rotate=90: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.