Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 6, 1941 Page: 2 of 12
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MISSING PERSONS
Monday through
Friday, at 015a,m.
PFRFFCI JACKS 0P1RFEC1 GRINDS
Winner Sun*
To At Least
Share Honor
Ballinger Bearcats To Be Our Guests On Armistice Afternoon
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Talpc
■ I Novi
I Still Leaders
I In 6-Man League
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Armistice Day To See Foes,
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of Long Standing Fighlujg
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*• (foleman High School’s Blue-1
cats will meet the Ballinger I
High School Bearcats in what
now looks like the champion-
ship game of District 84A on i
Armistice (Tuesday) afternoon i
at 2:30 o’cLock at the local high
school gridiron.
Both teams have go nci
through their conference sched-
ules undefeated and a win for
either team next Tuesday af-1
ternoon means a mathematical;
certainty of at least, a tie for the '
district titlrf Of course, Cole-,
man still has Brady carded No-1
vember 21 and Ballinger *■ still i
has Winters to play on the I
same date, which means the |
winner of the Coleman-Ballin- i
ger game — no matter which!
team ■ it may be—has another>
high hurdle before the season's!
end.
While all three of the ' boys1
are expected to see action in :
the Coleman - Ballinger con- j
test, three Coleman linemen are \
out this week with influenza. G f
C. Slough, Pat Fallon, Jr., who
did not get to play a down
against Santa Anna because of.
the illness, and Pasley are the!
three and they are all good foot- j
ball players. To counter - bal-
ance that bad news to some ex-
tent is the news that Mabry
Morgan, all-district end last
year, may see action in the com-
ing gdjne■ although he will not
be able to start it. He was in-
jured in the Odessa game and
Members
Ernie McWii
1941 Bollinger Bearcat football team are shown in the above picture. They are, front row. left to right:
R< Wood. Fov Wilson, Jerome Buxkemper, Zone. McWilliams. Bobby Nunley, Bob Wright and Richard Hem-
bree. student manager.
Haiti row: Ch,s’er Caffev. Weldon Buxkemper, Albert Routh. Glenn McFarland, Clyde Harvile,
David Butte. Bob Richards and Way man Wilson, assistant coach.
Back row Felton Wright, coach; Bill Poe. Don Williams, Mor ris Nunley, dames Striplin, Garland Dankworth. C. W. Hendrick,
Jam's Morris and Frank Crockett. (Reporter-News Photo)
It look:; like now there is go-
ing to he some excitement in
the Coleman County Six-mail
j Football League after all.
What with Buffalo scoring ID
j points on Talpa during the lo«t
! half of their game last Friday
afternoon and the Burkett boys
finding out they could play foot-
ball — as shown in the 6 to 0
1 score they lurid Novice to last
| Friday afternoon.
I The final score of the Talpa-
'< Buffalo game was 37-19.
I Interesting is the fact the
j two arch rivals >Toipa tnd
Novice — arc still tied for the j
league leadership, < ach team
having defeated the other one *
•time this season.
Although TalDa draws Cen- I
tennial. a weak sister, this j
week. Novice ,will play Buffalo j
and right there may be an up-1
set.
"Beat Ballinger*
iW Football Honors In u*4 i
There’s a good possibility the j Bluecats and the Ballinger High'
championship of District 8-A | School Bearcats.
wil'l be decided in the football At this time both Wint
game to be played in Cole- and Brady
man on Armistice afternoon be- “ =’ ’•••
tween the Coleman High School
are mathematic^:
possibilities .but after their
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jres on their own
are to w in from
d pc ss-
make some ;
account if li
the hard-hitting i
throwing Bearcats.
The foot bay game i
of the big features 1
mistice Day ceiebrat
planned for this ettv
Efforts wi fe bein:
Ballinger, it war learned here,
to operate, a spec::;! train < to
Coleman on Armistice Day,
'Beat Ballinger*
to be one
f the Ar-
an being
made
Santa Anna s Mountaineers
Score First To Scare Local
Team )>ut L<Wc 40 to 14
Hilton Purchases
McKinney Insurance
Agency Here
is just now recovering.
Coaches Jimmy Cloyd and t QUARTET CONTENTION
Bob Russ of'.the Bluegats real-; TO BE HELD HERE
ize their ‘team will be meeting
its toughest competition of the
year thus far and for that rea-
son are working the .Biuecats
late each afternoon in prepara
tion for it.
It's no secret that the Blue-
cats are going to have to plug
up their pass defense and to
In order to avoid conflict
with another organisation, the
Coleman County quartet con
* j Vention will be held Thursday )/®1'
night. November 13 at the North
Coach Frank McCreary's San-
ta Anna High School Moun-
taineers. threw a scare into
Coach Jimmy Cloyd's Cole-
man High School Bluccats here
Friday night w hen they scored
early in the first quarter of the
District 8-A contest and lead
the first few minutes ofj early
play. * "
ter was 7 to Q in favor of San-
ta Anna.
Stanion Scores
Pearce had carried the ball
Announcement is made to- i
day of the purchase of the F. ■
M. McKinney Insurance Agency I
here by the Hilton Insurance I
I Agency, •of which J. B. Hilton !
i is owner. Also purchased was!
the Temple Trust Company's
insurance business in.Coleman.,
Mr. Hilton announces h£_w'H
continue to operate at his pres
on his long jaunt to the Santa tent location, 105 East Pecan I
Anna 20 and after a series of Street, and that he expects to 1
short gains by Clevenger and be able to better serve'the peo-
Pearee, Stanton carried it.over, pie of Coleman now that he has!
Would you let
xLW cent*
against
Bluecats' you can beat
Ballinger — and bring
home the District
Championship.
I Coleman Baptist Church, at
crdi'rg to Gen Bell, K *,
! retarv of the qi artet or gat tie.
Once the Coleman team got
in the second period.
Pearce's kick effort was a fail-
ure and Santa Anna still lead.
to clicking, however, they took 7 to 6.
purchased the McKinney agen-j
cy.
Mr. Hilton asks his friends j
to call on him if he can be of:
COX FARM MACHINERY
Move
'w-.'
From Old Location On Commercial to
Pessels Building On Last Pecan
ONE BLOCK EAST OF AGRICULTURE
BUILDING
In the middle of the period1 service to them.
McClain fumbled a Coleman --
punt and Slough, Coleman line- T255 BALES OF
man. recovered on the Santa* COTTON GINNED HEBE
re-1 Anna 32. Martin and Pearce al-
37.
control of the contest and fin-
ally emerged victor by the
core of 40 to 14.
Quarterback J. K. McClain
Santa Anna's shining s'.ar,
turned a punt to his own
Thm ho and Turney alternated
t hn bucks and end runs to * piece Quarterback Joel eleven-
ternated at line plays to carry
it to the five, from which j Coleman gins thus far this sea-
Total of 7,255 bales of cotton j
have been ginned by the four i
hundred dstUrr
?
Tlten insure
With.
J. M. M'DONALD
the ball deep in Cole-, ger.scored, giving Coleman the
rran Territory, from where Me- flead at 12 to 7. Slough kicked!
son, a check of those places to-j
day shows. j {
AGENT
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lain made a short tour around
right md for the score. Mc-
Clain then bucked it over.
In the same ouarter Turney
intercepted a Coleman pass and
ran 3D yards before being halt-
1, d Pearce of Coleman'madc
h, 60 yard run and was kept
the extra point and brought the i
score to 13 to 7,
A few minutes later Goodwin
of Coleman recovered a Santa
Anna fumble .deep in Santa;
Anna territory. Four plays la-1
ter Fullback Larry Sianton
powerhoused his way-for five
Member Federal
Insurance
Cor-
posit
(Miration which insures
$5,000.00 maximum to
each depositor.
Coleman
County
State Bank
> orint only by a diving • .vatds and a touchdown. Score
by McClain. However,
•ore at the end qf the quar-
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• S-QUART CRANKCASE-..,., up
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PERSIMMONS.
•?ir dozen
COCOANUTS
! large, each
APPLES. Delicious
| size...dozen
CHANGES:
| California, r>?r dozen
NEW POTATOES.
3 lb. . . .
FRESH TOMATOES
. per oound
YAMS,
kiln dried. 12 lbs.
MILK, Richwhip.
0 small cans.
TAMALES. Gebhardts
1 15 ;T oz can
PALM BEACH SARDINES Cp
p-r can •’ W
CUT PICKLES.
sour or dill, per qt.
AND THEN
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my Champion on gasolin* at
Univorstty of Htbroska official
fists.
FLAKY BAKE FLOUR
95c
now 19 4,o 7. Slough kicked ____
| point. 2(J to,,7.
Pearce Takes Journey
Jess R Pearce, Coleman
; speed merchant, took the ap-
; ening kickoff of the second half
. otr his j>wn live yard line and
• ran 95 yards lor a touchdown.
I 20 to 7. Slough kicked the point,
j 27 to 7.
i ' Clevenger made 55 yards on
j a line play at the middle of the
! quarter, carrying the ball'to the
! 12. Martin hit the line five eon-
■ecutive times to carry the ball
to the goal line but it was Stan-
I ton who got the pay-off. Cole-
; man 33, Santa Anna 7.' Slough
failed to kick this one. 3ri"t( 7.
Coleman substitutes s a w
1 much scrvjce in this pert of
I the game.
Early in the fourth this Mc-
< Clain boy got hot again, after
Dixon of Santa Anna had rc-
I covered a Coleman fumble on
! the SA-45. McClain passed to
! Billy Bible. Mountaineer end,
for 15 yards and a touchdown.
| 33-13. Turney hit the line for
j the extra point. 33-14.
I * Coleman's first team went
j back into the game.
| Clevenger picked up 37 yards
, On a line play to the Santa.Anna
i 40 and then two plays later
j Pearce oassed to Martin for 20
i nd Martin ran 20 mere to
score. 39-14. Slough kicked it.
i 40 to 14.
Young Pat Fallon, fiigt string
j, center for Coleman, was unable
] to play in the contest beea&se
j of illness. J C. Wilder did
creditable job.
Full 2-3 Plow Power — 2 Plow Ecogoli
Cox Farm
Brownwood Minister
To Speak Here
Sunday Morning
SPEAKING
OF BRANDS
In song and story ... in legend
and lore, well known brands have
been interwoven in the tradition
of the Southwest. And in foods
and related products there are
brands that are symbolic in the
tradition of good living in the
Southwest^ When
it comes to
coffee the brand that smacks of
the tang of the outdoors with a
richer, mellow aroma and robust
flavor is Admiration! Switch to
Admiration and climb another
notch in good living.
Machinery
Massey-Hbi H* Dealer
ffriri
j Rev. Tom Cunningham, as-
i sociate castor of the Fiust Bres-
j byterian church in Brownwood,
j formerly associate pastor of
the Oak Cliff Presbyterian
church in Dallas, will fill the
pulpit at the Fjrst Presbyterian
church at 10:30 next Sunday
morning Rev. Robert*!’ Jones,
pastor, will be in Browawbod at
the time where he is conducting
a two weeks revival service.
Rev. Mr. Cunningham is a
forceful speaker and the public
has a cordial invitation to be
present. While in Dallas, I*' was
director of the choir at the Oak
Cliff church.
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Pouns, Joe B. Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 6, 1941, newspaper, November 6, 1941; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth747892/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Coleman Public Library.