Old Bearkat
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Abilene Reporter-News November 14, 1942 on a non-district game between Trent and Divide
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Old Bearkat
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From the Reporter-News, October 29, 1942 on the Buffalo Bisons 6 man schedule and 1942 results. This was another of the Taylor County 6 man schools.
Old Bearkat
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Another little article on the Trent Gorillas from the November 13, 1942 Abilene paper
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From the Abilene paper September 6, 1942 on the difficulties of re-constituting the Taylor County 6 man district.
Old Bearkat
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From the Abilene paper Septmeber 13, 1942 on the Divide-Sylvester game.
Old Bearkat
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From the October 31, 1942 Abilene paper on the Divide-Dowell game
Old Bearkat
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1941 Hallettsville Brahmas 6 man team
Old Bearkat
Six-man expert
I never found the results of the bi-district game between Dowell and Trent.
Good stuff...I wonder if because of the difficulty forming the Taylor County League, District 8, that is why the UIL has that district as not playing for 1942...wonder if it ended up being a non-official UIL district? And it appears Dowell played! Love the ARN printing the team photos...I have alot from 1939-41.
That one article about Trent winning their district...all the teams it lists that Trent beat to win district...none of them were in their district:
Buffalo, Divide, McCaulley...none of those would have been in District 8...
Buffalo, Divide, McCaulley...none of those would have been in District 8...
In 1942 Buffalo was in District 9. Official UIL list of Six-Man Districts for 1942:
District 9: Buffalo, Burkett, Centennial, Novice, Talpa
No champions was reported
District 9: Buffalo, Burkett, Centennial, Novice, Talpa
No champions was reported
Old Bearkat
Six-man expert
You ought to list the districts over the years on here. That would be interesting. I bet several of them were non-UIL that year.
CT6MFL
11-man fan
There should be a book from all this. lol..
Funny, I was watching the documentary "Dust Bowl" last night and it dawned on me that 6 man football started coming in to Texas the same time the farmers were changing the way they grew crops and the rains returned ...37/38. Some of the town folk that spoke in it were from Follett.
good times....good times......
Funny, I was watching the documentary "Dust Bowl" last night and it dawned on me that 6 man football started coming in to Texas the same time the farmers were changing the way they grew crops and the rains returned ...37/38. Some of the town folk that spoke in it were from Follett.
good times....good times......
Old Bearkat
Six-man expert
CT6MFL":1zj8talm said:
I'll betchya Leman is working on one....
Old Bearkat
Six-man expert
From the September 10, 1942 Corsicana Daily Sun on Emhouse not playing football in 1942
Old Bearkat
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oneday":1n4bb2gu said:
Hey Leman, try it again. This time type it out on Word and then copy/paste into a post.....
Old Bearkat
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1964 Abilene area 6 man pre-season picks.
Old Bearkat
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1964 Abilene Reporter News 6 man individual team pre-season data.
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1966 Abilene Reporter-News pre-season prognistications
Here you go:
1954 Six-Man Football Districts with Enrollments
(Underlined District Winners)
168 schools playing six-man
Region 1
District 1: Booker (48.88), Channing (39.54), Follett (71.89), Miami (46.74), Mobeetie (48.73), Morse (19.68)
District 2: Bula (57.43), Cotton Center (52.54), Lazbuddie (77.17), New Home (68.89), Pettit (37.43), Spade (56.42), Smyer (54.84), Southland (34.03), Three Way (76.54)
District 3: Dickens (23.96), Flomot (32.96), Girard (53.45), Guthrie (25.27), Jayton (53.96), Peacock (52.33), Patton Springs (60.12), Roaring Springs (58.44)
District 4: Benjamin (35.87), Goree (77.26), McCaulley (63.50), Mattson (22.10), O’Brien (38.29), Paint Creek (50.84), Vera (24.13), Weinert (59.21)
Region 2
District 5: Balmorhea (45.92), Barstow (29.76), Buena Vista (41.64), Clint (49.00), Dell City (21.77), Fort Davis (50.86), Marathon (50.33), Pyote (16.64), Sierra Blanca (28.03), Tornillo (20.38), Toyah (22.00)
District 6: Ackerly (68.20), Borden County (34.80), Courtney (36.48), Dawson (59.08), Flower Grove (45.03), Klondike (59.87), Knott (47.64), Loop (54.18)
District 7: Blackwell (48.44), Christoval (33.11), Divide (48.82), Forsan (66.26), Garden City (54.19), Mertzon (62.53), Sterling City (53.02), Water Valley (53.48)
District 8: Eola (44.36), Lohn (43.55), Miles (63.76), Millersview (20.31), Norton (37.45), Paint Rock (28.91), Talpa (39.45)
Region 3
District 9: Brookesmith (49.41), Lawn (41.92), Mozelle (56.67), Mullin (63.61), Novice (53.04), Sidney (42.30), Star (34.23)
District 10: Buckholts (55.77), Copperas Cove (71.02), Flat (53.62), Jarrell (55.97), Pearl (42.01), Sharp (61.60)
District 11: Briggs (44.47), Buda (69.49), Hutto (62.31), Kyle (62.96), Pflugerville (61.94), Prairie Lea (44.39)
District 12: Center Point (46.75), Comfort (100.63), Harper (67.09), Medina (59.18)
Region 4
District 13: Harrold (40.14), Northside (61.76), Odell (42.19), Oklaunion (51.04)
District 14: Allen (48.07), Blue Ridge (76.98), Celina (68.86), Collinsville (78.55), Gunter (56.85), Lone Oak (64.42), Prosper (68.79), Westminster (39.76), Community (?none given?)
District 15: Mt. Calm (30.83), Palmer (45.75), Rice (40.03), Richland (40.11), Trinidad (46.41), Venus (46.82)
District 16: Carlton (37.46), Fairy (44.00), Gustine (78.25), Iredell (60.22), Jonesboro (76.83), Pottsville (55.32), Turnerville (50.28)
Region 5
District 17: Annona (73.78), Avery (104.08), Elysian Fields (51.40), Harleton (48.20), Karnack (50.70), Kildare (36.00), Pickton (69.19), Union Hill (65.03), Waskom (67.18), Winfield (30.73)
District 18: Coolidge (55.94), Jewett (32.99), Kosse (25), Marquez (36.74), Normangee (74.53), Oakwood (50.73), Prairie Hill (38.77), Thornton (34)
District 19: Cold Springs (99.68), Goodrich (45.69), Montgomery (58.18), New Carney (92.73), New Waverly (47.43), Shepherd (65.92), Splendora (86.86), Tarkington (103.01)
District 20: Batson (46.71), China (98.51), Fannett (67.78), Hamshire (57.62), High Island (37.07), Honey Island (62.79), Orangefield (93.22)
Region 6
District 21: Friendswood (51.81), Garwood (60.11), Hitchcock (90.59), Sheridan (41.82), Wallis (55.30)
District 22: Nordheim (71.99), Skidmore (66.53), Smiley (33.42), Tilden (25)
District 23: Barksdale (34.89), Camp Wood (24.97), D’Hanis (47.97), Knippa (28.04), La Pryor (56.28), Leakey (64.21), Utopia (32.79), Yancey (16.09)
District 24: Riviera (58.67), San Perlita (57.92), Santa Rosa (47.83), Sharyland (60.79)
-note- the 3 schools over 100, Comfort, Avery, Tarkington, are all circled on the UIL official list…not sure what it means yet
1954 Six-Man Football Districts with Enrollments
(Underlined District Winners)
168 schools playing six-man
Region 1
District 1: Booker (48.88), Channing (39.54), Follett (71.89), Miami (46.74), Mobeetie (48.73), Morse (19.68)
District 2: Bula (57.43), Cotton Center (52.54), Lazbuddie (77.17), New Home (68.89), Pettit (37.43), Spade (56.42), Smyer (54.84), Southland (34.03), Three Way (76.54)
District 3: Dickens (23.96), Flomot (32.96), Girard (53.45), Guthrie (25.27), Jayton (53.96), Peacock (52.33), Patton Springs (60.12), Roaring Springs (58.44)
District 4: Benjamin (35.87), Goree (77.26), McCaulley (63.50), Mattson (22.10), O’Brien (38.29), Paint Creek (50.84), Vera (24.13), Weinert (59.21)
Region 2
District 5: Balmorhea (45.92), Barstow (29.76), Buena Vista (41.64), Clint (49.00), Dell City (21.77), Fort Davis (50.86), Marathon (50.33), Pyote (16.64), Sierra Blanca (28.03), Tornillo (20.38), Toyah (22.00)
District 6: Ackerly (68.20), Borden County (34.80), Courtney (36.48), Dawson (59.08), Flower Grove (45.03), Klondike (59.87), Knott (47.64), Loop (54.18)
District 7: Blackwell (48.44), Christoval (33.11), Divide (48.82), Forsan (66.26), Garden City (54.19), Mertzon (62.53), Sterling City (53.02), Water Valley (53.48)
District 8: Eola (44.36), Lohn (43.55), Miles (63.76), Millersview (20.31), Norton (37.45), Paint Rock (28.91), Talpa (39.45)
Region 3
District 9: Brookesmith (49.41), Lawn (41.92), Mozelle (56.67), Mullin (63.61), Novice (53.04), Sidney (42.30), Star (34.23)
District 10: Buckholts (55.77), Copperas Cove (71.02), Flat (53.62), Jarrell (55.97), Pearl (42.01), Sharp (61.60)
District 11: Briggs (44.47), Buda (69.49), Hutto (62.31), Kyle (62.96), Pflugerville (61.94), Prairie Lea (44.39)
District 12: Center Point (46.75), Comfort (100.63), Harper (67.09), Medina (59.18)
Region 4
District 13: Harrold (40.14), Northside (61.76), Odell (42.19), Oklaunion (51.04)
District 14: Allen (48.07), Blue Ridge (76.98), Celina (68.86), Collinsville (78.55), Gunter (56.85), Lone Oak (64.42), Prosper (68.79), Westminster (39.76), Community (?none given?)
District 15: Mt. Calm (30.83), Palmer (45.75), Rice (40.03), Richland (40.11), Trinidad (46.41), Venus (46.82)
District 16: Carlton (37.46), Fairy (44.00), Gustine (78.25), Iredell (60.22), Jonesboro (76.83), Pottsville (55.32), Turnerville (50.28)
Region 5
District 17: Annona (73.78), Avery (104.08), Elysian Fields (51.40), Harleton (48.20), Karnack (50.70), Kildare (36.00), Pickton (69.19), Union Hill (65.03), Waskom (67.18), Winfield (30.73)
District 18: Coolidge (55.94), Jewett (32.99), Kosse (25), Marquez (36.74), Normangee (74.53), Oakwood (50.73), Prairie Hill (38.77), Thornton (34)
District 19: Cold Springs (99.68), Goodrich (45.69), Montgomery (58.18), New Carney (92.73), New Waverly (47.43), Shepherd (65.92), Splendora (86.86), Tarkington (103.01)
District 20: Batson (46.71), China (98.51), Fannett (67.78), Hamshire (57.62), High Island (37.07), Honey Island (62.79), Orangefield (93.22)
Region 6
District 21: Friendswood (51.81), Garwood (60.11), Hitchcock (90.59), Sheridan (41.82), Wallis (55.30)
District 22: Nordheim (71.99), Skidmore (66.53), Smiley (33.42), Tilden (25)
District 23: Barksdale (34.89), Camp Wood (24.97), D’Hanis (47.97), Knippa (28.04), La Pryor (56.28), Leakey (64.21), Utopia (32.79), Yancey (16.09)
District 24: Riviera (58.67), San Perlita (57.92), Santa Rosa (47.83), Sharyland (60.79)
-note- the 3 schools over 100, Comfort, Avery, Tarkington, are all circled on the UIL official list…not sure what it means yet
