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Volume #53, Edition #15
Howe's That
Monday, August 31, 2015
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Howe routs Bonham despite penalties
by Monte Walker
The Howe Bulldog KoolAid was passed out amongst the spectators crammed into Bulldog Stadium on Friday night. Most people sampled, but the highlytouted coaching staff didn't pass it out to the team as the Bulldogs committed plus or minus 10 false starts on offense. Despite the week zero normal sloppiness, the 'Dogs hung nearly half a hundred on the Warriors of Bonham to start the season 1-0 for the eighth time in before the snap on offense and missed some calls on nine seasons. That Bulldog logo and the defense that hurt us. Our box finally fell apart in 2007 and before it could be return teams did a great job "We thought for the first replaced, I went to game we played good." said but fell asleep on some of Superintendent Kevin Head Coach Zack Hudson. their punts that cost us a Wilson and asked if we could reinstate the tradition "Our execution on both stop. Our kids have a quiet from years gone by. After confidence about them sides of the ball was some fancy selling and excellent once the ball was which is good to see. They offering to pay for half of the cost, the V was replaced snapped. We were sloppy did not let pregame talking before the 2008 season and has been properly used ever since. The Victory Light in Howe has been a staple of the varsity football program since 1977. It was that year that James "Blackie" Wade first made the installation on the back of the press box. The first lighted win signal was simply two strands of light bulbs connected at the base to form the "V." Surprisingly that first archaic victory light spanned three decades before needing to be replaced. After the 1991 season, the V was replaced by a box with a the Bulldog logo in it and the tradition of "lighting the V" was lost.
The 2015 Howe Bulldogs (photo by Michelle Carney) affect them at all and we think a lot of that comes from an experienced group of kids. We are always proud of our boys and we always know that if we want to accomplish our goals we need to improve every week. Today (Saturday) our kids were early for workout
and ready to go and that is exciting." With most people wondering who would fill the shoes of the school's alltime leading rusher Anthony Hawthorne, Jaden Matthews did much to continued on Page #5
Texas Home Emporium cuts the ribbon On Friday afternoon, while many were preparing to cut the ribbon on the 2015 Howe Bulldogs, the Howe Area Chamber of Commerce had their own celebration by cutting the ribbon on the newest business in town. Texas Home Emporium's owner Brett Jones was met with several customers and citizens who wanted to participate in the celebration of the opening of the newest downtown antique store.
With the addition of the new press box, the V came down last year and the school gave it to me which was pretty cool. Knowing that it probably wouldn't go back on the new press box, I took it downtown at the four-way stop. It is now connected to an app and can be turned on from any where on the planet. It is lit after a varsity football win and turned off before Thursday's games. http://www.ebby.com/agents_offices/find_agent/info/sherylbentley
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Being lured to Howe by Georgia Caraway, owner of the Howe Mercantile, Jones told the crowd continued on Page #3
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