The Cameron Herald from Cameron, Texas • Page 4

Remember Sept. 1, Here l'aire f. CAMERON, TEXAS. H1BALP, August 21. (JuarU-rbacks Moot Officers Elected Tircslone nylon SAFETY CHAMPION 21 -MONTH ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE Sept.

Yoe ootballer Ready For Play After more than a full week of football practice the Cameron Yoe- men are shaping up for the good or the had, depending upon a num- her of and Grid iron chief, Billy Bates, is 1 hesitant to make any sensational promises or He says the Yoemen can win if the young inexperienced ballplayers can co-1 me through The like Thomas) Leonard and Carroll Richter con-! tinue play ire the brand of ball they have played the past week and if injuries don riddle the squad too heavily Without a second string quarterback to ease the load of senior Jimmy Woodurn. Bates will probably rely heavily on something besides the standard formation His last introduction of the Iowa Wing will possibly be the 1961 Yoe men's standard formation. Leonard, Richter and the returning lettermen. Bates has high praise for newcomer Bobby Jones Jones is a 145 pound sophomore with plenty of hitting power. Originally a guard he has been Pool To Remain Open For Labor Day Ray Green and Make McDermott.

managers of the Public Swimming Pool, have announced that the pool will remain open through Labor Day, Monday, September 4 The pool has been open since the last of May and under the direction of Green and McDermott for two years. Hermit Smith Suffers Injury In Sandlot Football Hermit Smith. 9. is a rugged individualist. Last fall he broke his leg playing sandlot football, several weeks ago he suffered a slight concussion and last week he suffered a third injury from the gridiron sport a broken collar bone.

Not discouraged in the least, young Smith tells us that he can hardly wait to get back on the list so he can try for injury number four He is the son of Dr and Mrs. 0 Smith, 209 S. Houston. switched to the backfield to serve as a blocking back. F-rnest Bayer has suffered a slight leg injury but will lie ready for full time action by the end of the week Carroll Richter and Amos Doskocil have suffered sim- ilar injuires, none serious.

Enthusiasm is high among the squad players Billy Owen, 170 pound senior who is ineligible to play A team ball because of not living in Cameron a year prior to the start of the season, has added extra spunk to the Yoemen. He's 1 been working with the A team and making up for the absence of Chris Gay in practice if not in official competition Quarterback Woodum has shown considerable improvement his last year's performance. His plays arc called with more confidence and his ball handling is better then last year. La year bulk of the Yoemen line, Stanley Kirk. Eugene Sc tle.

Bobby Hillman. James Edwards. Bob Dymke and Joe Hosch are back at their positions stronger and heavier after a hard winter fit weight lifting. A pleasant tirprise to Yoemen fans has been the performance of David Walston A 135 1 pound senior. Walston is doing hU part in keeping things moving and is one of the squads hardest hit- I ters.

Johnny Richter and Dan Bras- hear round of! the list of Yoemen upper classmen that will add spice to this year's fighters Richter hav 1 received a slight arm injury but the impact of his sure tacklers; is telling on would be pass re- ceiver Freshman and sophomores like i Craig Wallace Ronald McWilliams Mike Koronek and Mike are shaping up but appear to be just strong B-team material for another year. CYO To Sponsor Record Hop Friday 1 ne Cameron CYO will sponsor a Record Hop Friday at 8 at the Simon George Hall The public is invited to the dance which is a monthly event of the CYO. FOOTBALL TIME Yoe quarterback a pans to a teammate in an inter squad game held at Yoe Field Saturday. At the extreme left an unidentified Yoemen blocks Bob Dymke. The Yoemen have their first game September 1st.

Bellmead Lions Club To Sponsor First Horseshow The Bellmead Lions Club will sponsor its first horseshow Saturday night. September 2. at 7 30 p. m. in Lions Park.

The new park is built for the youth of Bellmead and the surrounding area Show proceeds ill be used for the development of this park. Entry fee will be I 00 and gcn- eral admission is free Here are the sixteen classes sponsored in the show Girls Pleasure i Class. 12 years and under any size horse. Boys Pleasure 12 years and under-any size horse; Girls Teenage Class, ages 13 18; Boys Teenage Class, 13 18 Lad ies Western Class 3 gaited ages 18 and over; Mens Western Cl ass- 3 gaited gaes 18 and over; and a Plantation Class n. A Parent and child class must be related.

Novice Class Non win- nign horse or rider; Reining Class: Lad Barrel Race Mens Barrel Race Straight away open; Flag Relay Race Open; Rescue Race Open: Pole Bending Open and Key Hole Race Open. Sunshine League Buckholts Faces 9 Game Schedule I In Coming Season Buck holts Badgers coaches Lester Hanke and Jimmy Hauk face a nine game six man gridiron schedule with a roster averaging a hefty 147 pounds but is sly on the depth side In the backfield the Badgers will sport 170 pounders Jack D. eka and Bobby Malovets. Both boys are seniors. Lenard Fritz and Lawrence Hanke, both 125 pound freshmen will I give the backfield added depth.

Ends Lei and Janes, a 130 pound senior and Arthur Inge, 164 pound, junior will carry the bulk at that position. Richard Pack, 108 po und freshmen will also see action at end Badger center is Johnny Kush, 185 pound freshman Here is the 1961 Badger schedule; Sept. 1 Jarrell There Sept. 8 Milano Here Sept. 15 Jewett There Sept.

22 Normangee There Oct. 5 Turnersville Here Oct. 15 Jonesboro There Oct. 19 Flat There Oct. 2 Ogelsby Here Nov.

9 Jarrell Here For New Season In iU first meeting of the year last Monday night the Cameron Quarterback Club heard an inspiring talk by Percy Arthur, former Rice Coach and elected new officers for the coming year Outgoing Secretary and tresur- er, Tom Boyd, reported that about 35 members poid dues. He added that is about normal for the clubs first annual meeting although total membership reached Ifil last year. Dr Robert Titsworth was elected new club president replacing last year's prexy, Forrest Sapp. George Johnson was elected vice- president; 01 He Gray Chamberlain secretary and treasurer; and John Henderson Jr and James Terry were chosen as new Directors oi the Board of Directors. Sapp will also serve on this hoard Percy Arthur, who was captain the 1934 Rice gridiron squad that won the Southwest Conference and later a Rice coach, delivered an inspiring 45 minute talk, spiced with humerous incidents that have made his life in sports a ful one.

Arthur emphasized that most people have three desires; to be something, do something and to have something. He added that In order to something you have to do and that training, sacrificing and putting the team first is the formula for a successful football player. He cited stories of Bill Wallace, John J. Piershing, U. S.

Grant, and Glen Cunningham who sue ceeded against over powering odds by accepting a task as a sonal chanllenge He told the story of two shoe salesmen who were sent to Africa to open up new territories One wired hack the following re to sell shoes here. Everyone goes barefooted." The other sent this tele.ram. I selling potential Have enclosed 50 orders. No one has shoes here Elect Officers Rummage Sale Lankford A'ypts pour Way Battle oachinK rost At Going In Mens Bowling League A four way battle for first place in the Men's Summer Bowling I-ea- Carrizo Springs Eddy Lanford, 25, has accepted a position as head coach at Carrizo Springs. Texas Lnnkford is a 1953 graduate of Yoe High School and has been track coach at Georgetown the past three years.

A graduate of Southwest Texas State College. San Marcos. Lankford served two years in the Air Force and went through college on an athletic scholarship. He was a halfback on the Yoemen squad and ranked with the best running backs. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs Name Caperton of 1103 East 1st Cameron A losses CHILI SEZ gut is still in pro week action. The Knight are with 324 ami i The Pi-E-Blurs are 31 Outlaws 30 12; and the Rookies are in fourth with a 29-22 record Embezzlers are in filth place with a 25'a 25si record. The I ntouchables are sixth ith 25 26. ihe Pin Thrashers are seventh with 18H 324 and the Wizards are in the cellar with 124 384 The Wizards rolled the best team nail of the week with a high es of 2,499 and high game of 881. They also rolled the third highest game.

834. The ntouchables rolled a 2.277 r. Outlaws were aiso good for i second spot M5 Jim Edwards rolled the high in- hviduai game and series. His 560 series was second by Harlen Mees vith 531 and James Hollas with 520 Edwards a 224 game, Mees a 213 and Leo Hollas. 199 Harien Mees holds the leagues iop average with 178.

Leo Holla i has a 177 and Charles Hollas a 172 The Sunshine Bowling have elected new officers for the 19til 82 bowling season. The Sunshine League will bowl lor 35 consecutive weeks starting August 28 at 6 30 m. Billie McCoy will serve the league as president Nell Dymke. vice president, Ann Hollas, secretary treasurer and Ann Schattle, sar geant at arms Here is a list of team sponsors and captains Star Lite Club Penny Lewis; New Cameron Drug, Corine Rinn; Falstaff Beer Ann Schat- tie; Hefley Stedman Motor Company Mona Zotz; Leader Dept Store Frances Michna; and Citizens National Bank Jackie McCall. of S( HKM LKS PICNIC SUNDAY The Cameron Knights ol Col-1 umbus will hold an annual public picnic Sunday at the of Hall, according to Albert Michalka, gen- eral chairman.

He also that games and other entertainment will start at 2 p. m. on the grounds. The bowling alley will be open as usual. A barbecue supper of homemade sausage and chicken will be served starting at five Highest temperature ever record at any Texas weather station a as 120 degrees at Symeur on Vugust 12.

1938 Set For Autf. The women of the AH Saints Episcopal Church will hold their annual rummage sale beginning Saturday, August 28. The sale will be held in the old Mondrik building, formerly Milam Cafe, on the West side oi the square. OPENING Thursday fiup. 24th DAY NITE GROCERY AT CAMKRON ICE HOI SK E.

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Until one bruiser grabbed my left leg. another my right leg and the first said to the other. Make i a everything was all right, he said VOS Though this slightly exaggerates the situation, football is by no means what Hank Bayer would call a "panty game. I Even in AA high school compel- I it ion the knocks are many and the compliments few The better ballplayer is. the more knocks he takes, the more knocks he takes, the better he is.

VOS A couple oi years ago, Yoemen fancied themselves fighters on and off the field It the referee wouldn't let them have ou on the field with their fists, they would Max Schumate To Manage Temple Show Max Shuemate, 26, has accepted a position as assistant manager of the Sunset Drive In, Temple. Shuemate is a 1953 graduate of Yoe High School and was lormerly employed by the Milam Theatre He will move to Temple shortly after the first of September He presently resides at 605 West 2nd St. nish the job on Saturday night or vice versa. Competition, real competition is fine in its place And competition is almost always in place Its the way a competitive spirit is applied iat brings the frowns and long faces. This year's Yoemen are a clean, well adjusted bunch of boys as any coach or fan could ask for II the fans stay behind them in the right way they will stay that way.

When the in the stands start letting loose with the boos although the game is being played fairly and cleanly, then the boys on the field will resort to more urastic measures of getting applause, their When this happens its the same old story of boy getting thrown out of the game, the school blacklisted and the fans complaining about bad sportsmanship. So lets all remember that sportsmanship really starts with the spectators. The participants in any contest are going to do what t' audience want to see So if the audience hollars for blood, they'll get it. they hollar for good clean lay they will get that too. So win or loose lets play the game 1 fair, clean and competitive.

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