District 14B standings and games October 31, 1941
6 man History
- Thread starter Old Bearkat
- Start date
Upcoming debut 6 man season schedule for Coryell and Hamilton Counties
9/16/1949 article on the organization of District 10B 6 man
9/22/1939 Gatesville Messenger article on Oglesby's debut 6 man season. They had previously played 11 man football.
Same date as the previous post underneath the "Six Man Football" title at the bottom.
An article from the Big Spring Herald on 9/3/44 on the organization of District 6B 6 man
From the 9/24/1944 Abilene Reporter-News, an announcement on the 1944 6 man district alignment.
From the 9/24/1944 Lubbock Avalanche-Journal on the Whitharral-Whiteface 6 man game. This was the first 6 man game ever for Whitharral.
Hey Leman! The Archive now has the Sweetwater paper.
Another Avalanche article on the upcoming Whitharral-Sundown 6 man game on 9/29/1944
From the Avalanche the next day on the Whitharral-Sundown game
From the same page, another article on the Patton Springs-McAdoo game.
Oct 8, 1944 article in the Avalanche-Journal on the Whitharral-Wilson game
From the October 1, 1944 Galveston Daily News on the upcoming La Marque-Sweeny game
From the Galveston Daily News, October 10, 1944 on the Weimar-Buda game.
From the Valley Morning Star, October 15, 1944 on the Stuart Place-Santa Rosa game. Note the sentence about drop kicking the extra points....
Knowmystuff
11-man fan
Cool about the sweetwater papers...what years?
Sweetwater Daily Reporter (1920 - 1937)
Sweetwater Nolan County News (1913 - 1948)
Sweetwater Reporter (1920 - 1937) mostly 1937 May 2-Sept 8
Sweetwater Sun (1906 - 1937)
Sweetwater Sunday Reporter (1929)
Sweetwater Nolan County News (1913 - 1948)
Sweetwater Reporter (1920 - 1937) mostly 1937 May 2-Sept 8
Sweetwater Sun (1906 - 1937)
Sweetwater Sunday Reporter (1929)
Knowmystuff
11-man fan
look through the 1936 papers and you will see some articles on the 1936 Fisher County teams.
Knowmystuff
11-man fan
at the end of the 1936 season the coach of Sylvester wrote an article about how great six-man football was for the Sweetwater paper
