THE MALAKOFF NEWS
Page Two Friday, Sept. 6, 1968 Malakoff, Texas
P. O. Box 509 Phone HU 0-t451
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CITIZENSHIP DAY
"The good citizen is the man who, whatever his
wealth or his poverty, strives manfully to do his
duty to himself, to his family, to his neighbor, to
the State; who is incapable of the baseness which
manifests itself either in arrogance or in envy, but
who while denmnding justice for himself is no less
scrupulous to do justice to others,'" said President
Theodore Roosevelt.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower put it in an-
other way: "Patriotism means equipped forces and
a prepared citizenry. Moral stamina means more
energy and more productivity, on the farm and in
the factory. Love of liberty means the guarding of
every resource that makes freedom possible--from
the sanctity of our families and the wealth of our
soil to the genius of our scientists. And so each citi-
zen plays an indispensible role."
The advice Andrew Johnson gave in 1866 holds
true today: "The time has come to take the Consti-
tution down, to unroll it, to reread'it, and to under-
stand its provisions thoroughly."
And one way in which every American adult can
publicly demonstrate his citizenship is to register
and vote in the November election! This is the
fundamental test of a good citizen.
In the first scrimmage game
of the season last Friday
night, Teague romped over the
Malakoff Tigers almost at will.
The enemy crossed over into
pay dirt four times while the
local boys were working to
get their one and only score.
Coach Ronald Speed expres-
sed displeasure at the perform-
ances of the Tigers and said
the boys were going to have
to work harder and put more
spirit in their efforts.
"We are going to have to
fight for our lives this year,"
Speed said. "I see it more and
more each day and if we make
a showing in district, we are
going to have to knuckle down
and work."
Scouting has been going on
since the first work-outs be-
gan some three weeks ago and
all indications points to a
rough schedule for the Tigers.
Their opening game will be
with Royce City next Friday
night on the enemy field.
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Royce is known t~ have scrim-
maged once and defeated their
opponents. The Tiger:< ~:tr'en:.:ih
will be put to the te.s~, in :he
opener.
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However, he has seen enough
of his Trojans during the past
two weeks of work-outs to have
a hint of pride when discuss-
ing the squad. "The boys are
putting their all into the
game," he said.
Trinidad will open the
season with Venus on
enemy's field on Friday,
13. Last year, Venus was
thorn in the Trojan's side
well as the other teams
district, arid the local
will he out for revenge in
opening game.
"The boys are looking real
good in their work-outs,"
Coach James Abel said Tues-
day afternoon when discussing
the coming football season of
the Trinidad Trojans.
Like all coaches facing the
same problem, Abel said he
wished he had a little more
weight in his squad, however,
after figuring the weight of the
t~ssible starting line-up, he
was pleasantly surprised to
find the average at ~slightly
over 146 pounds.
(if the 12 Trojans now work-
ing out daily, eight are return-
ing lettermen. They include
Gary Fleming, Roy Staafield,
Eddie Grimes, Joe Mitchum,
Kenny Sparks, Julius Steven-
son. Everett Berry and Wyle
McClintoek.
Two of the players that were
expected to be in the starting
line-up throughout the season,
will have only limited partic-
ipation. Gary Fleming is ham-
pered with a bad knee, injur-
ed last year in track, and is
expected to undergo surgery
for correction of the trouble
spot in the near future. Wayne
Patterson will remain on the
bench for sometime while he
is recuperating from a tonsil-
lectomy performed last week.
When asked the outlook for
the 1968 Trojans, Abel com-
mented that "we will just have
to wait and see." The squad is
n~w to Abel as well as the
district as this is his first year
in Trinidad. Unfamiliar with
past history of the opposing
teams, he was reluctant to dis-
cuss or hazard a guess as to
which would be the most likely
to win district.
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