Special teams hurt 'Dogs in 49-7 loss

Early in the contest Friday night at Pottsboro, a freight train made its presence just to the south of Jim Henderson Field. Bulldogs' fans could almost sense the symbolism attached to the moment as the Cardinals, ranked #1 in Class 3A, Division I were firing up the engines on their own freight train that rolls just north of the railroad tracks at the 43year-old stadium

Pottsboro's 49-7 win would assure them a 5-0 start, however, after the game, the UIL pentalized the team for using an inelligible player for the first three weeks and now the dominant team stands as 2-3, having scored 235 points and given up only 29.

For the Howe Bulldogs, the 4-0 start and the talk of the best team in school history came screeching to a halt Friday as the 'Dogs went from giving up seven points per game to 15.4. They came in to Pottsboro outscoring their opponents by 32 25 per game and left with that cut nearly in half to 17 4

It's not every week, year, or even decade when you face the state's #1 ranked team in a classification ahead of you, therefore, Howe fans should probably tap the

rket coming to Howe

On October 1 at 3pm, Howe will feature a farmers market located on the property of Salvage Junky at 200 S Denny St The market will take place every other Thursday in the beginning unless demand requires for more days

Wesson Farms and Salvage Junky have committed to work together through this fall Time will tell if the partnership continues in 2016 continued on Page #3

"This growing season is just a couple of months " said Salvage Junky owner Debbie Wallis "They're in it full-time and they say that all day doesn't really pay off so they wanted to do it from 3pm to 6pm I figure we can test the market that way and hope it does good."