Baton Rouge High School - Fricassee Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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mans vs Catholic High The Bruins returned to their den bruised and battered following their encounter with the vicious Bulldogs. Each of the BRHS hacks proved his ability by scoring in the tilt. The Bears. ahle to gain very few yards liecause of splendid Bulldog blocking, succeeded only once in carrying the pigskin across the goal. The Bulldogs won by a score of 46-6. BHHS VS Bogal usa A fine defensive showing was made hy hoth tezuns in this gaineg however, the Bulldogs again proved themselves superior by felling the liuinherjacks hy 21 score of 14-0. Despite a muddy field and stiff defense. ,loe llarris succeeded in scoring twice, assuring the Bulldogs another victory.

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l BRHS VS Terrebonne The Terrebonne Tigers fought vigorously against the Bulldogs but were un- prepared to cope with the ingenious tactics and spectacular strength of the Baton Rougeans. The extraordinary performance of our backs and linemen brought cheers from the crowd and a 26-14 victory to the team. Webb Taylor and the rest of the linemen made it possible for each of the first-string backs to cross the goal at least once. BRHS VS Jesuit The Jesuit Blue Jays were no match for the Bulldogs, who clipped the ,layls wings by a .34-0 victory. By scoring 22 points, W. Harris brought his total to 51 points, the highest in the State. Wayne Kozan and Joe Harris also made TD's in the game. Kozan scored on a 80-yard run from a 'punt return. Our substitutes proved themselves worthy in the last quarter of the game.

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BRHS Vs Byrd High The Byrd game was a victory for the Bulldog line, which prevented the Yellow Jackets from scoring. The Bulldogs marched 90 yards the first time they gained possession of the ball, with Wendell Harris adding to his high point total by getting the TD on a iour-yard end run. He also succeeded in making the conversion. The game ended with a score of 7-O in favor of the Bulldogs. BRHS VS Fair Park A thrilling game was played by the Bulldogs against the widely acclaimed Fair Park team. During the first half, the Indians had almost complete control of the ballg the half ended with Fair Park leading 7-0. Harris remained in the spotlight, making two touchdowns. When the final gun sounded, the Bulldogs were leading by a score of 14-7.