Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 20, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 2, 1954 Page: 4 of 8
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Cats Win 2nd Straight; ^ l»»
Topple Winters, 13-8 h ***“
G/UtC -AT, A GUNti
in the tourtl^jgmjj
protect jyit'ii slim lt;iU uui
# doom the
yt tight
;r gelling a
e forced to
3s leu, the
At
tiie junior high hail time, the
etui wt‘ep
i til g
arte team* from both towns
two d ud the
plSLye*.
aiVil Ballinger won thttr cine
13*0
i two.iKffnt'n
In 4
A
ixnn^ held
the C
team won Tver Bal-
line staiht
luxtfer
b> the -cole of '12-6 Burl
well “'In the
Furnu
r scored the first TD for
k to recover
IftiLm ,in n [m.-s play ami Ken-
Ih the last game of the 'season,
the Coleman Junior High School
Kittens were defeated by the Bat-
Inger juniors. 13-0. in’a game play-
ed here last Thursday night
the second defeat far the
Kittens af._the. hands of the Bai- j
Unger lads, and the Coleman squad j
wound up the season with a 3-4 |
reci.rd. having defeated Take View
for thetr only victories
l
feman rfturnod
the other
J.-.iiTT 60
NO 2' WIN—
Whew1 I'm glad-krone's,aver.
The data will have to play; a long
tune be ton thin il gvei wii/ir game
f
with vflntet* was CiqUy, the Cote-
man k.j(’ hud their backs to the
jOai-phtits so often that dele d -eem-
ed more apparent than victory Yet
this year But ' that didn’t tost.
Bill/ Bay is' passing softened up the
Winters defense somewhat In the
first half and the ’Cats moved with
authority after- the Intermission \,
HEAVY FEVUTIE*-
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Democrat-Voice, Coleman, Text*, Nor. 2, 1954
wetitrsiowly because, of the steady
stream of'red handkerchiefs float-
ing in the breeze Both teams be-
came almost gun-shy because of
tht? frequency Of the penalties. Al-
though the game was a bruising
one. with several players oh both
t^ams, receiving minor wounds,
fnosttof the penalties .were called on
miupie off-sides ami buckfleld*in-
hioiion infractions.
WHAT WOIH) YOl DO- .
Artnall.v. after the cpntfet had
huh;',,-! 1-.| ad minutes of
its length, the game kas decided
Winters had just, put an a powerful,
the Hi . : c tossed tlj/C.i; goal I O' w» that ended • when the Cole-
only once ' '..man train put on their second suc-
* * * \- J 1‘cs.sfiiii stand of the \itght and -frlid
H()l (,ll FIRST HALF— ' ' . the BUaard- for -clowns on the Cat
But that wasn’t the case, At
rate, the kids had to gamble again
four plays later with a fourth down
situation and made this one' too
____.mi i It ate up practically all the re-
3X?£2r*T22 "• - «*
\
Coleman finally had to kick That
was the game ' '
I BROTHER OF LOCAL MAN
an* I ILL IN WJBBOCH
Mr., and Mrs W; L. Jones were in
Lubbock Sunday to visit with his
brother. O L. Jones, who is critically
ill In the Temple Hospital there,
His mother. Mrs. -Dora- Jones, has
been at the bedside of her son for
the past several days
In :!if i-Hiiy minute of the game.
i 5-yard line TherCtits knew they
was
sene for a tujchdojsn.
no good -and Cole-
r
it seemed that the Hhr.’.d'd,- might I hud to move ttpfieid ot give the ball
sweep the Btuecato- off the field Hack to the Winters squad which
,. ;-,ii;.s will- ojieued m 111.- | had lien moving w>-ll
Ot inn i ... tl-.i Wlitters backs (,f»« i'-,,n<- flut<’r apd
v- ■ ; • a : will "The j^he h-.II w.i '■ < u.-wci three line
Blue
fotchou^ and passed agatp
illoch who took the bafl In
for
it trv was
led S -2
n pm ....... : miilne it-mtl f eu ••lu'n i<
' ‘.U .1.* r d;!'! ■ 11-1 tllMl | i.- . i .a..
12 Card lim marrheq fp. the * vi: tht Winters fhallemie
line, with Dcvje Buchanan’ B'ut that drive and the-safoty that
••isIT tor tile last seven inllevvl-,! -! • totem*# placed
Time
control
of
did White Venred to be-ftat fo«Vs JU?. Coleman, moved the ball
up t-i the 14-yard line where it was
fourth down and 1 yard.to go (Josh,
H w vs a rough situation. Winters
had been rushing our ktrker partly
and the most vetr could hope for on
Then the Jetton men
‘■tail’d -did
DISTRICT—° •
•Aside from the Coleman-Winters
tussle, the Brady Bulldogs were
fashioning their second conference
win as they surprised the Ballinger
Bearcats on the strength of a field
goat 3-0 U was another of the
1 few times In history.that the Benr-
c*U have failed to score a point-
altliough Coleman turned the trick
three times in four years. Cole-
man topped Ballinger 1-0 in ‘41,
21-0 In '48 and 7-0 In ’50 No other
team can match that reeftrd In
the only other game, DeCfSrm, ami.
take View tore into each other in I
•a wild hair-raiser with theBear-j
cats winning 34-3T - (
*’*y* i
TWO FIRSTS—
The Coleman-Winters game pro-1
duced tw'o ‘-'firsts'" It was the first
time Coleman has held the opposi-
tion to less than three TDs and
on”the other hand! It was tlw tlrst
time that the BluecaU have failed
to score at least three tallies
RADIANT CONTROL
TOASTER
Fully automatic Sunbeam
toasts with Radiant Con-
trol. Moist bread or dry,
thick slices or thin, you
always get the same uni-
form toasting. • ,
•v !• >■ :d W.Tit 'i'- ;.;ue—tel.i-.i
•the halftime
vie
i.dh'
idle.
*>'m! niiev
Si I, of
re-
explotie
’Hyv if unit* Hi
.
1 ( wiw’ aiw itit- ,
»rTer the to
■ in even fur- i
P ti>tP ’ r. hi •»'
her -back > no t ieii
own terlltorv
c»-ackr : tWin-
] Qtitoue • of. then i ,
x uriug drive ,
,
,.y;h(fcd • .’varte e -
1’ sJ-vely (v.it'-i.j
Im ’•! ’ nnin;;-; ;:1 r ^
• i>.1 -S( • •!.* '■( |. fti.ll:
fo»fo>'l>h«yfed-i
i * hed-<Jhp, kjodl tine
Ii ,-\j .;. ;i;eti -iwt t; !
rrtiorv.
•A '\ ■■ is d !! ft lOI IV.
rr tohf?d over from
s| ( ON 11 t:u t alum
i the C«ts werp diead
Hut Htal' ■ ' i
f .Ma/t o'- t tv ,
S-\ A '
t'oleman kiii- «ji dtffeient tory. j
tin
another
punted
■rn/hj ball
Fio.h
team ni.idc.'hv
drove to the Cole--
’umb
■ i.airti 3
Winter
,’s tliev
i ird tine - . ,
rlory marke t the second’
. virterv for the Bltiecnt.s
tie- first two defeats at
- of DeLeon and Comair-
. liev were ,vle: • and . nvrr and pro-
Ime .that- vSeren’L there' previously.
a lick «as.;: too. safe and .sound
c ii ;'ir othii hand. If «e fallfd t<5
make Hint vttaU yard, then In all
rrobahti.'v V. tn't -rv would have scor-
ed .-I;-.' i'on the Co me Y.ipes
TIME. Ol T—
,4', this juncture^ Coleman called
time ylit and looked pleadingly to-
ward Coach Jetton for. some advice
1 :-din ' i,II-..; * ajipeared to me
i at .It;ton left the derision to hts
i.i. • ■■ ■ li.nk 1 cot Id.see iiQj reveal-
ii iiidt Hi, 1)-, u)e* i oftchs ’it, any
:lire.- I'ii's . ei. ,the .fourth
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Last Riles For
0. (. Broughton
At Rising Star
Funeral services were conducted
at the Firs; Baptist* Church in RIs-
mg Star,, Thursday, October 30 at
2 00 p nr., for O C Broughton. 89.
■(led to tea: in the Btiszarrl down try and made It It probablv with Rev Phlllev, pastor and Rev.
Boy Haynes of Ackerlv officiating
Mr. O. C. Broughton died Octo-
to keep a T-for- j her 28 in the All Skints Hospital 1ft
He
that, s been proven. As far as I’m j was born in Greenville and lived
coni'enie.i, tire plav was called the j niost of his life in. Rising Star, com-
o.r it 'should have been. If we’d , fog. to Coleman in March of this
year.
V V T-
aved the g|me Frankly I was for :
ii even tii.nit,h' it-/.reined, foolish
w> 'otlie: -
It s hanl
teafa beforehand‘that the fniatlon tram frtmv .malting a • yard, i Fort worth affer a long illness.
Blizzard ltm was one ot the rough*
i M in the ..trea mid .-they were v'
Op until ■>( •■eond halt, .the t'ti-l
simply (ot:!ri; >t- nv- ttie Iili.-y-icil- i l.en having'good luck In our punt-
atiu'u;r-rt't.i u,- a" <ck lot leu i mg* and .plenty of time to do so;
m rumplftiw : 'lie firs; -ti.tx'j tium I d have gone, .ij-ith a kick
Announcing the
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Survivors include his wife. Mrs.
j O C Broughton of Coleman; two
| sons, E. C Broughton of Torrance,
j California, w. T> Broughton of Big
Spring; two daughters, Mrs Opal
i Majors of Fort Worth, Mrs. Rosella
j Masters of Wilmington, California;
eight grandchildren and one great
| grandchild, and many other rela-
! fives and friends, l'
HleginbotHam Funeral Company
j had charge of funerkl arrangements
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Hear Evangelist
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--(Amputee)
Eads Night Through Sunday
^ At 7:30
All Are Welcome
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Ml NEW STRATO STRUK V 8 ILL NEW PANORAMIC BOOT Ml NEW SHOCK PROOF CHASSIS
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Y'm'U fat the:lift of * lifetime
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feufttre i* eutirplv new from the
wtultiph* jet carburetor to the
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thint will fill the miles With
thrills proved for dependability
by Over 3,000,000 tost mites!
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Take another look at thot pano-
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level hood , , . Ohe drearo-ov
design of tlu’owvie front ebd {f'«-
a maatorpMaw of modernity this,
lower, roomier Body by hUdier—
with lujturiotw new fabric* entor-
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Two-Tone btaiv colors! 1
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Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 20, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 2, 1954, newspaper, November 2, 1954; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth751113/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Coleman Public Library.