The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 214, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 8, 1938 Page: 3 of 6
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THREE
THE CVERO RECORD, OTERO, TEXAS
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER S, 1»3$
Observations
By PETE ♦
AGGIES HAVE
PLENTY POWER
Cadets Slated To Open
Season September 24th
Against A. & I.
^Market?
Market quotations rurnlshed daily
by Lillie Fahr 212 Gonzales St.
Phone 130.
among the fifty or sixty
who attended last night s
game In San Antonio and
I can unhesitatingly say the)
was enjoyed by all. The
gfignlcipal Band, most of which
(he trip on a specially chart- i
erad bus. was a bit late in arriving. ^
they did things picked up. ' .
a couple of suitable selections. Ww his 383 foot and eight , Oct
Terry Newman. Fielding1 •“’h football giant that tips thejDn
Putman took -scales at 12.409 pounds for the first, Jan
time when his Texas Aggies meet I —--
Texas A. <fc I. on historic Kyle Field , SPOT COTTON
here. Sep. 24. j fjcw- York
This giant is a composition grid- j pjew Orleans
Mr i dcr constructed from the squad of j Houston
COLLEGE STATION. Tex.. Srpl
-Head Coach Homer Norton will
and Harry
the brelf pre-game program.
Newman thanked the people
of gan Antonio and the Mission
hall club for the opportunity of at-
tending and then introduced
American TeJ <fc Tel
1 Bethlehem Shci
i Allis Chalmers
Chrysler Motors
Pennsylvania Ry
I General Electric
: General Foods
General Motors
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
Pure Oil
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil. N\ J.
Texas Co
j United Aircraft
N. O. COTTON FUTURES
wpen iiigh Low Close I 'IU,U ,um •.
8.17 8.21 8.15 8.17 j W Q,'
8.21 8.27 8 18 .8.20 j t*anl-jf Fe-Ry.' •••-•
8.23 8 18 8.18-19 jIm Harvcstrnv
142 3-4
3!t
*50 5-8
74 1-2
19 3-4
41 :f-t
33 3-4
Turkeys, old hens. lb.
Turkeys, old Toms
Turkeys. No. 2
Geese, per lb
Ducks, per lb.
Guineas, each
TODAYS CLOSE
N. T. COTTON FUTURES
Open High Low Close
! Oct, 8.07 8.12 8.05 8.07
1 Dec. . 8.10 8.17 8.08 8 11
I Jon. 8.07 8.15 8.06 8.03
1-4 Eggs.. No i. infertile
3-4 • Eugs. No 1.
1-2 Eggs. No. 2
3-8 Butter Tat No, 1
1-8 Butter Ft. No. 2
1-1J Sweet Cream
13c 1 lbs $7 2ft to $7.75 few above .and 230 $7 50 Shorn matured wethers $3.50. Shorn
9c'to 300 lbs mostly $7 50 to $8 25. few Sheep, receipts none; goats, none Angora goats $1.75. other lots of
8c! heavies unspld early Packing., sows Few sales of holdovers about steady, wethers and goats unsold.
5c mostly $6 00 to $6 25. odd ■ head to
DC $6.50 Stocker pigs around $6.50 ai^.1
150 $6 75 -
j Cattle, receipts 8UU; calves 1.500.
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Supplies heavier than on Monday
* 13,.! and swelled by late truck arrivals
18clC%^'r more active than late Mon-
16r na;. especially good light weight
24c ! kinds. Most early , sates of calves
8.18
Breeden, who invited the crowd to' plR>T** based on
ttli lortlieoming Turkey Trot, ja,ul weights during
Newman then introduced Putman, j training period. Many
was chosen to present Jess
Newman, brother of the Cuero
Mayor and regular first baseman on
ttte Saatonc club, with a traveling
their
the
heights
winter
Galveston
CUERO
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8 19 !
8.12:
8.07 j
8r02
8.10
Dougin-
Briggs
A ire rail
t
4c ' steady to strong, cows about stead'
although some low grade cows add
j most plain yearlings draggy. Other
Cuero classes fairly active and about
' steady, f ' ■ i. ' > . ...
$21-O'IJ Few plain 8431'). steers $5.50
Plain and medium light weight grass
SAN ANTONIO LIVESTOCK yearlings $4.00'to $6 50. Few $7.00.
WAillions prefer this "flavor
that is different"
3-1 Green Hides
5-8 ---
1-4 COTTON SEED
i Quotation:. inrivt..hed by
| Colton < >tl A: MIlv < o.
Cotton Seed, fier fen
CUERO MARKETS
POULTRY AMI) PRODUCE
Courtesy of t uclahv Pnrku.u Co
bit and suitcase.
‘The Mayor th<
Ouero s pria* turkeys to Guy Airry.
Mg- shot of the Mission dub. and a
douple of gobblers to the Mission
•f tire
young freshmen probably have i LEADING STOCKS
gained in weight and stature during ; TODAY'S CLOSE
the summer and the giant may be j American Can
somewhat smaller than the one'
that will carry the Aggie colors in j
Anaconda Copper
Herts. 4 lbs. and'.over
Hens, under 4 lbs.
Springs, per lb.
Stags .per lb.
98 1-2 [Cocks, per lb
33 7-8 ! Turkeys. No 1 lb
5-8 i Fed.-SI ate Market New* Service » j an(j some 642 lbs. to $7.50, Medium
SAN ANTONIO. Sept 6, -Hogs, to good calves mostly $6 00 tQ.S7.25.
I receipts 900 Receipts considerably , few choice lots $7.35 to $7.50 Plain
heavier than on Monday. Market cftjvesj dcfWn to $5.00. few culls .dow n
active and mostly steady with Mon-, to" $.4 4*0 LO" cutter and Gutter,
day. spots higher Practical top! cows mostly $3 00 to $3.75. plain and
$8.25 for most good to choice 175-4S)i luddism butcher cows mostly $4.00
230 lb. butchers, one lot of choice! to $4 50. only odd head good fat
hogs bought Monday w eighed up to I cow s to $5.00 Bulls $4.00 to $5.00.
packers at 8 40 Good to choice 160 Stocker calves mostly $6.00 to $7.25.
to 175 lbs. $7.75 to $8 25. 140 to 160 * few head of light steer calves to'
0 It’s a skillful cross between
mayonnaise and old-fashioned
boiled dressing — with a special
v piquancy all its own! Miracle Whip
is totally different from all other
dressings—smoother, fluffier, more
delicious.Try Miracle Whip—soon!
' *> MIRACLE WHIP CONTAINS MORE-
FAR MORE-OF THE COSTLY INGREDIENTS I
Mayor then presented one of campaign against Hie strong op- •
Itosition in inter-sectional and con-j
ferenc*' frays. • j
More than four ami a half tons I
of brawn are wrapped iip in 46 line |
Was all very nice. The program rsndwlatrs who total 9.096 pounds |
was brief aud well-accepted bv the j R^h.ci.m Mini mass down to a one- ,
Antonio fans present. Th! “ian figure the average, weight in |
the
complete.1 tl,r forwarrl wall in 198 pounds.
j The 18 backs total 1.6565 tons, or
•in average of 184 pounds for the j
ball carriers. Out of the back- i
field tonnage comes the probable i
168 lbs.; I
the evening more
the Missions went on *to hand the
Houston Buffs a 7 to 1 lacing.
* * * l
The Missions got to Pitcher Jim j
lord lor thirteen base hits and, storting quartet
of Todd.
Newman s misfortune toj Price. 190; and Thorn-J
tog Eckhardt and Gryskaj won. 200 for an average
_ . . * Wnrtnn u-nnlrl (rlodlti f
of 183 lbs.
Norton would gladly trade a ton
baJUng^order JJJ! or more of his line bci*f Tor just an- j
hltf *in four trips, including a I 382, of All-American
three-bagger while Gryska
/With a home run. a triple and a
!.
times at the
came i Boult anci All-Confercncc Jones at1
guards.
Stacked one on top of ll»c other’s
swatting had illfad the linesmen would tower 277 j
less all *fect *nto tllc ozonp- a height cquiv- !
‘ alent to a twenty-seven story office|
building. By simple use of a slide j
rule that figures down to a six foot j
average.
STANDINGS
GULF COAST LEAGUE
(Scries Finals)
Team P W L
Edna 110
Yorktown 10 1
Sunday’s Results:—
Edna 3; Yorktown
Play Next Sunday:—
Yorktown at Edna.
MEN’S INDOOR LEAGUE
(Final Standing)
Team P W L
Seven Up ______ 5 4 1
....... 5 1 4
1 r «•
independents
(•/With
Hp$gfc in his three
ffgia. This sort of
on the spot more or
thiiMng. Not until his last ap-
pggjgace at the bat was he able to
tep through with a bingle. but it
IgM^ed a run in and pleased the
ouaro crowd no end.
* ¥ *
™ highlight of the tilt was the
hurfing and hitting of Slim Harry
Klatoerlln. who limited the Buffs
|g tour measly blngles. The entire,
aeaaon KimberUn has been able to
bag only two hits, but last night he
Waked unusually good at the plate,
agtolng through with three blngles.
TWO of the blows were clean hits
(A anybody’s ball game, and the!
third was a high bounder in front
to the plate which the Slim One
igtf to beat out. He really had to
Ep'on the heat to make the grade
flifHhat third bingle. Not until
inning, were the losers
to Jgfbter a safety off Kim-
and It looked as if ho might
a-'ifo-hitter r
* * *
er a rather sluggist workout
iy. the Cuero High School
staged a comeback Wed-
afleraoon to turn in a fair
session. Tuesday's
here was the first since
from Camp Waloa and
Bhlnn indicated the change
have had something to do
It Is likely that some or
lycrs are eating too much.
(several turned up with colds.
hampered (hem quite a bit.
t$tiD opening of the season nears
that the Gobblers will
be reckoned with in loop
before any laurels are passed
Neither they nor the writer
ng they'll cop tiie bunt-
but I do say that tliey’ll have
considered before the award is
her scrimmage Is tentatively
planned for the Gobbler*. Coach
Bktnn said Thursday, before they
open the season here one
tomorrow Tire affair
definitely not be a ball game.) __
scrimmage, during which j NATIONAL LEAGUE:—
Shinn of the Gobblers and ] Wednesday's Results:—
of the Yoakum Bulldogs
make corrections, substitutions
flic. The melee, tf definitely ar-
ranged. will take place in Yoakum
and will start at about 2:30 o’clock.
* *
A full evening of entertainment
is planned for local softball fans
Vblday night, when the Cuero Ro-
tary Club will sponsor a member-
ithip game. Sons of Rotarians may
b« -Included, but this matter was to
gome up for discussion at the reg-
Pct. |
.1000 ’
.000
I
Pet,
.800
.200
SERIES RESULTS:—
Friday, August 26th:
Seven Up 2; Independents 1.
Monday, August 29th:—
Independents 8; Seven Up 7.
Wednesday, August 31st—
Seven Up 2; Independents 1.
Friday, September 2:
Seven Up 5; Independents 3.
Tuesday. September 6:—
Seven Up 1; Independents 0.
TtXAS
LEAGUE
•
1
Tcrhi
W
L
Pet.
BrHiim*mt
. 99
56
er»D 1
.577
San Antonin
90
66
Cklahoma City
87
69
.558
Tulsa
83
74
.529
Houston
73
84
.465
Shrcvppoit
68
87
439
Dallas
.... 64
91
.413
Fort Worth GO
Wednesday's Results:—
97
.382
|
San Antonin 7
Houston
1.
1
Beaumont 4; Shreveport. 3 (11
Okla. City 10; Dallas 8.
Fort. Worth 6. Tulsa 5.
ins.) ,
\
Chicago 7; St. Louis 5.
Pittsburgh 7; Cincinnati 1
New York 6; Boston 3.
Philadelphia 6; Brooklyn 3.
--
AMERICAN LEAGUE:—
Wednesday's Results;—
Boston 11; New York 4 (called in
6th. rain.)
Cleveland*1; Detroit 0.
Philadelphia 5; Washington 2.
St. Louis-Chicago, rain.
meeting today.. In any event.
arrangements have been made for ]
a Rotary game of some sort. An I
added feature will be the presence!
of the Cuero Municipal Band.
Which will render music during the
^PlWWtda derived from the benefit [
will go to th" Band Mothers' i
tor the purchase of uniforms I
fag UK high school band. It is j
hoped and expected that a large i
crowd will be on hond.
* * *
For the beenfit of the public. I ,
might say Uiat by Friday, this dr- I
partment will have the season's j
achedule of every lugh school team \
In this district, and same may be 1
obtained any time desired. At any
thne during the forthcoming sca-
aon. locution of future football games
of teanw in this district or in the
tomthwest Conference might be
teamed
TODAY'S GAMES:—
Texas Lragur.
Houston at San Antonio
Shreveport at Beaumont.
Dallas at Oklahoma City.
Fort Worth at TuLsa
American League
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Washington
Detroit at Cleveland.
St. Louis at Chicago.
National league
Boston at New York
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
f'hicago at S». Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. •
THESE WANT ADS ARE BORN
WITH an ambition to be Killed,
ftoey live only to serve once start-
•d. they work untiringly to buy.
toll, or rent whatever you desire.
Rften tills is accomplished. their
is finished and upon your re-
»l they gracefully make their
«Xlt
Maternal deaths of negro women
is almost twice that of white wo-
men.
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x»ot summer days sav your
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ITtl'R DAUGHTERS _
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