Cranfils Gap?CowboyP":2aksqir6 said:
6 man History
- Thread starter Old Bearkat
- Start date
1952 Sterling City Eagles
1954 Sterling City Eagles. Region 2 Champs. There was a misprint on the yearbook.
1955 Sterling City Eagles
1970 Milano Eagles 6 man team
1975 Milano. This was their last year in 6 man.
Note the 6 man all state list. There are some familiar names there.
Note the 6 man all state list. There are some familiar names there.
That is way to small to read...don't see how you can read that!
One advantage of being nearsighted......
The name I was hinting at was Phil Mitchell.
High Plains Drifter
11-man fan
I am not sure, but I think the All-State team must have been selected by writers. I do not think the Association started picking the All-State team till several years later. Again not positive, but having players selected both ways may give it away.
1950 Blue Ridge Tigers
1951 Blue Ridge Tigers
1953 Utopia Buffaloes
1945 Whiteface Antelopes 6 man team.
1947 Whiteface Antelopes
1948 Water Valley
smokeyjoe53
Six-man pro
Wonder if the Leddy is related to ML Leddy?
From an article in the 9/20/1938 San Antonio Express, a 6 man football league was formed with the following schools:
Driscoll
Agua Dulce
Orange Grove
Chapman Ranch
Flour Bluff
Of these 5 schools, Agua Dulce, Orange Grove and Flour Bluff are still in business.
Driscoll
Agua Dulce
Orange Grove
Chapman Ranch
Flour Bluff
Of these 5 schools, Agua Dulce, Orange Grove and Flour Bluff are still in business.
From a December 18, 1941 article in the San Antonio Express
District champions in six-man football also have been determined.
They are:
1. Groom
2. South Lockett
3. Vera
4. Bryson
5. Sparenberg
6. Sterling City
7. Sylvester
8.Trent
9. Talpa
10. Pottsville
11. Josephine
12. Indian Rock (Gilmer)
13. Winona
14. Champion not reported
15. Diboll
16. Devers
17. New Waverly
18. Pearland
19. Markham
20. Hallettsville
21. Coupland
22. Prairie Lea
23. Yancey
24. Campellton
23. Ben Bolt
26. Los Fresnos
Cowboy, here's a few new names I've not posted here before.
District champions in six-man football also have been determined.
They are:
1. Groom
2. South Lockett
3. Vera
4. Bryson
5. Sparenberg
6. Sterling City
7. Sylvester
8.Trent
9. Talpa
10. Pottsville
11. Josephine
12. Indian Rock (Gilmer)
13. Winona
14. Champion not reported
15. Diboll
16. Devers
17. New Waverly
18. Pearland
19. Markham
20. Hallettsville
21. Coupland
22. Prairie Lea
23. Yancey
24. Campellton
23. Ben Bolt
26. Los Fresnos
Cowboy, here's a few new names I've not posted here before.
From an article in the Corsicana Daily Sun from December 7, 1940:
AUSTIN, Dec. 7.—(fl3)—Twenty three
district champions In sixman football were announced today
by the Texas Interscholastic League.
When the mighty midgets last week wound up the season's competition,
the following had come out on top:
1. Crescent (Wharton)
2. D'Hanis
3. Prairie Lea
4. Allen
5 South Lockett (Vernon)
6. Danbury
7. Oglesby
8. Los Fresnos
9. Sparenburg
10. Hallettsville
11. Buena Vista (Imperial)
12. Westbrook
13. High Island
14. Divide (Nolan)
15. Mattson (Haskell)
20. Tuscola
21. Harleton
22. Hemphill
23. Richland
AUSTIN, Dec. 7.—(fl3)—Twenty three
district champions In sixman football were announced today
by the Texas Interscholastic League.
When the mighty midgets last week wound up the season's competition,
the following had come out on top:
1. Crescent (Wharton)
2. D'Hanis
3. Prairie Lea
4. Allen
5 South Lockett (Vernon)
6. Danbury
7. Oglesby
8. Los Fresnos
9. Sparenburg
10. Hallettsville
11. Buena Vista (Imperial)
12. Westbrook
13. High Island
14. Divide (Nolan)
15. Mattson (Haskell)
20. Tuscola
21. Harleton
22. Hemphill
23. Richland
