Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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, 1 Ll!",f. '11, Football Calendar Sept. l5. Adamson 6-Highland Park 32 A powerful team of veterans, Scotties, scored 32 points in the first half against the green and inexperienced Leopards. The Leopards, after a slight taste of battle, came hack in the second half to score 6 points while lolanking the Scotties. Sept. 24. Adamson 204Milby Cf-loustont 0 The more experienced Leopards traveled to Houston to play their serond game with the Milby Buffs, The Leopards scored once in the second, third, and fourth quarters while the Blue and Wlhite forward wall kept the Buffs deep in their territory throughout the game. Sept 30. Adamson l9eBall fGalveston7 6 With more perfection and smoothness in the Notre Dame shift, the Leopards completely out played the powerful Ball Hi Tornadoes, The Leopards scored twice in the second quarter and once in the fourth While the Buffs only threat- ed once as they scored in the fourth period. , Oct. 8. Adamson 20fTech 0 dmson opened its district race against the Technical W , s. The Leopards scored three times in the second half the forward wall kept the Wolves from penetrating the eopard 30 the entire game. This was a great surprise to the sports writers who predicted Tech to win by three touchdowns. Oct. 21. Adamson 6eGainesville 28 Adamson dropped a non district game to the Gainesville Leopards. The Gainesville team completely outplayed the Blue and Vtfliite crew, making 4 touchdowns in the first three quarters. The Leopards came back in the fourth No. 81. Kenneth Landers No. 83. Leroy Meley No. 65. Oliver Cavett No. 67.1. H.Row1ings No. 63. lames Roberson No. 70. lames Nall No. 66. Warren Harding No. 61. Tolbert Croft No. 64. Dalton Thames No. 76. Wenzel Gandy No. 77. lames Fox

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Coach Verde Dickey 'x, lt FOOTBALL Row 1 Row 2 Lewis, Lawerence Boatman, Al Collins, Earl lones, Harold E ew, Edward Sequin, l. E. 1 Kershaw, B. M. Ardinaer, Horace Gossett, Earl Brackeen, Vernon McClintock, I. B. England, Wesley Wasson, Bob Hunley, Donald Hackler, Tlfiaviu Russell, Lloyd Primm, Billy Bay Simmons, Billy White, Howard Pond, Douglas Eidqell, Horace Satterwliite, Marion Row 3 Sams, Ottie Haynes, Lem Green, Dan Reed, limmie Clyett, W. P. Turner, Dick Cowinq, Harry Budd, Billy Daniel, Sammy Moore, loe Bolo Lippincott, Dan Hackler, Taswell X I QR Q-4

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Football Calendar Oct. 26. Adamson 25-North Dallas 7 After getting off to a had start, the Leopards scored one touchdown in the second quarter and three in the second half to down the determined Bulldogs. The Bulldogs scored early in the game after recovering a Leopard fumble deep in Adamson territory. The Orange ond Vfhite crew threat- ened several times later, but the Leopards line held each time. Oct. 29. Adamson 7eWoodrow Wilson 30 The Leopards lost their first district game of the season to the Wildcats. After several Leopards had been injured early in the game, the Wildcats led at the end of the third quarter l2-7. However, the Red shirts rallied in the final period to score 3 times more. November 5. Adamson 6---Sunset i8 Adamson lost its hardest fought :game of the season to the Bisons, who Went on to win the district Championship. The Bisons scored in the first, seecond and third periods, and the Leopards scored their lone marker in the fourth quarter. November 19. Adamson 7eForest 12 Adamson dropped i' final kage of the season to the Lions. The game was played mostly in mgdfield, but the Lions managed to score in the first quarters While holding the Leopards to their fourth quarter. No. 75. Hal McCullough No. BU. Bob Nowlin No. 60. Lonnie Bolding Manager, Bill Prentice No. 74. lfmmy Mascho No. 69. I. V. Ridley No, 7l. lack Simms No. 62. Chad Sneed No. 73. Sterling Hulen No. 72. 'Walter Patton No. 78. Robert Baker