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Carson Schuette starts a tackle with Beck Bishop and Dalton Brooks looking on. Photo courtesy of Photos By Lori Raabe.

Carson Schuette starts a tackle with Beck Bishop and Dalton Brooks looking on. Photo courtesy of Photos By Lori Raabe.

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Shiner football: Comanches shut down Skidmore-Tynan 49-0

Mark Lube
Saturday, October 15, 2022
For just the second time this season and the first time in district, Shiner did not cede a single point on the scoreboard.
Rylee Vancura, Chelsea Whiddon and Julie Ivy get set. Photo by Mark Lube.

Rylee Vancura, Chelsea Whiddon and Julie Ivy get set. Photo by Mark Lube.

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Shiner volleyball: Shiner has mostly-smooth sweep of Ganado

Mark Lube
Friday, October 14, 2022
The Lady Comanches volleyball team looked to play a really crisp, error-free match. Their efforts paid off in a 25-12, 25-5, 25-15 win over Ganado at home Friday evening to put Shiner at 6-1 before they hosted Weimar this past Tuesday in senior night.
The St. Paul cross country teams has top two finishes at RTC Oct. 8. Front from left is Dallyn Pesek, Nora Koch, Ashlyn Pesek, Anna Reeves, Brooke Cerny, Riley Mozisek and Anna Reeves. Top from left is Hunter Zella, Blaine Humes, Jacob Twyford, Joseph Davis, Trent Brown and Jacob Seibert. Photo courtesy of Nicco Brown.

The St. Paul cross country teams has top two finishes at RTC Oct. 8. Front from left is Dallyn Pesek, Nora Koch, Ashlyn Pesek, Anna Reeves, Brooke Cerny, Riley Mozisek and Anna Reeves. Top from left is Hunter Zella, Blaine Humes, Jacob Twyford, Joseph Davis, Trent Brown and Jacob Seibert. Photo courtesy of Nicco Brown.

St. Paul cross country: Lady Cards win RTC meet

News Staff
Thursday, October 13, 2022
The St. Paul cross-country teams competed in the Round Top Annual Festival Hill meet on Oct. 8. Both varsity teams got top two with the Lady Cardinals taking first place.
Local historian Doug Kubicek and Shiner superintendent Alex Remschel gave us a tour of the Old Shiner Gym last week. Seen here on the old stage, the two are discussing what all still might need doing to make this a 100% usable facility as it was intended—replacing just one set of curtains for use on the stage runs in the tens of thousands of dollars, all the way around would run in the hundreds of thousands. Remschels said. Even more would be needed to bring the stage lighting up to snuff.

Local historian Doug Kubicek and Shiner superintendent Alex Remschel gave us a tour of the Old Shiner Gym last week. Seen here on the old stage, the two are discussing what all still might need doing to make this a 100% usable facility as it was intended—replacing just one set of curtains for use on the stage runs in the tens of thousands of dollars, all the way around would run in the hundreds of thousands. Remschels said. Even more would be needed to bring the stage lighting up to snuff.

OLD SHINER GYM—Part II: Shiner tries again for its gymnasium as depths of Great Depression begin to clear

Bobby Horecka
Friday, October 7, 2022
When we left off in last week’s Gazette, we shared a couple stories filed Jan. 22, 1931, which to borrow a phrase that shows up in our pages then, about “a fellow who signs his name” Mr. J.L.
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