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FRIDAY FOOTBALL PREVIEW

San Marcos looks for their first win of the season as the Rattlers make the trip out to Eagle Pass to battle the Eagles.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

FRIDAY FOOTBALL PREVIEW

Rattlers search for first win of the season against high flying Eagles of Eagle Pass

Texas State regroups as Bobcats look for more offensive success

Ismail Mahdi kicks the game off with a 56-yard touchdown run, to spark the Bobcats 77-34 win over Jackson State. The Bobcats rushed for 399 yards and eight touchdowns in the blowout win.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Texas State regroups as Bobcats look for more offensive success

Ben Bell and the Bobcat defense swallow up the Jackson State ball carrier.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Texas State regroups as Bobcats look for more offensive success

Texas State was back on the gridiron this week, following the Bobcats home opening win over the Jackson State Tigers, 77-34.

Bears battle elements en route to first win of the season against Barons

Aidan Nolan navigates his way through the St. Mary’s Hall defense in the Bears Saturday morning game against the Barons. Nolan carried the ball 20 times for 225 yards for one rushing touchdown and caught two passing touchdowns in the Bears 41-32 win over the Barons
Photo submitted by Becky Crauthers

Bears battle elements en route to first win of the season against Barons

Cash Miller looks for the hole in the Bears game against St. Mary’s Hall. Miller ran for 133 yards and three touchdowns.
Photo submitted by Becky Crauthers

Bears battle elements en route to first win of the season against Barons

Neither Mother Nature nor a 10-point halftime deficit could deny San Marcos Academy their first win of the season, as the Bears toppled San Antonio St. Mary’s Hall Barons, 41-32.

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Quarterback T.J. Finley celebrates a his touchdown run in the Bobcats 77-34 win over Jackson State.
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Defensive linemen Terry Webb and Tavian Coleman celebrate during the Bobcats win over Jackson State.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

BRINGING THE FIREWORKS

A historic offensive performance drives Texas State to victory in home opener

Running assists in weight loss

Moe Johnson Running with Moe

Running assists in weight loss

Several reports have stated that people in the United States are 77% overweight and obese with the larger percentage in the obese category. Trying to find a reason for this increase in weight is debated between the advances in technology that reduce the amount of work needed for a job versus food portions that are much larger now. Between eating more food and moving less it is inevitable that a person will gain weight. Secretaries in early days had what is called a ‘manual typewriter’ that required some effort to push the keys down. When ‘electric typewriters’ came into the job the secretaries gained 10 pounds. The difference in the pushing down the keys on the typewriter was enough to cause an increase in weight. The television commercial that had the woman looking at her hamburger and exclaiming, “Where’s the beef?” has food companies providing larger hamburgers. Why get a single patty burger when for a few cents more the person can get a double, or triple, meat patty? And now with computer technology the energy required to write a letter or a report is even less.

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