Airline High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Bossier City, LA)

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Airline's Stadium Christened Victory enlightened the dedication of the new Airline stadium as the Iron Men defeated the Lake Charles Wildcats, 14-7. Though close in score, statistics widened the margin of achievement as the Vikings sur- passed in the yardage gained. With 1:38 re- maining in the first half, Gary Smith sup- plied the first T.D. of the evening, bursting up the middle for 15 yards. The third period started with 10,000 fans sitting close on edge, when a shattering 34 yard T.D. by Bobby Tidwell stunned the Wildcat defense. Not until late in the 4th quarter, did the Wildcats get on the scoreboard with a 5 yard rung their attempt failed to hinder the strength of the mighty Vikings. THE YARDSTICK Airline Lake Charles First Downs 17 11 Net Yards Pass 83 49 Net Yards Rush 205 94 Passes KA-CJ 10-5 15-4 Had Intercepted 1 1 Punt-Average 2-48.0 4-29.7 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 3-1 Penalties-Yds. 6-49 2-10 Jack Zator led the mighty Vikings onto the field. Bill Branan Ken Chaffin lt. , Dana Chrisly Richie Coulson f ----- mflateifzfsgf' ' rufsiyvzur Axe.-1551, ., ...., . M,,e,,,Q 8 Q : M 0 , rms gg Q5-Rei 'Wag .1 g. E A 'T , , '35 1 X -ii '-5231 if is

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Vikings Stun Center A reservoir was the setting for the Vik- ing's 3rd win, as the Iron Men whipped the Rough Riders, 29-6. A torrential down- pour had emptied itself on the Center, Texas stadium some forty minutes prior to the first kick off but did not stop the advancement of the victorious Norsemen. Gary Smith supplied the first three touchdowns of the evening, with Darrell Guillory closing the door with a scampering 21-yard run. Coach Jack Gray cleared the entire bench with the last half and brought the Airline Vikings home, taking a 3-0 record into the next Weeks game against the undefeated Captain Shreve Gators. THE YARDSTICK First Downs Net Yards Rush Net Yards Pass Passes CA-CJ Had Intercepted Punt Average Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yds. Airline Center 20 1 367 -7 20 7 6-1 9-1 1 0 3-35 10-34.6 9-7 8-1 4-36 1-5 David Hudson Billy Hudson Eric Johnson ,ee s s yse k 11- ssgi iiiii C ii ' is gees f . MQ' Y me M-Er eg Mig? T ' 1: L'gT?.,.1'.N.I,4 ' .. 'ef f' ri., ' ' ,,.. - ii..:.iii1-.1i::zi:zsi3.S'1:'.Hyip X ,Q ,g c ' mass' i.311f13ii:f,fg1tg:..i,z1Q,Ji1i. -- -f14---Y11- - 1 Qgxagwifff jj fr I ,see-we - fjggf.: K 5 1 rf: Y rs-mg Qs., K -I f , ,- 135+ .- 'if in 4 j ,--, - C , x ' t ' ii., - - if - 'WL 1 -- . ,,,, -. I V ' -3 -am -, A .F I, ,L 'fl Gary Smith evaded still another tackle fabovej Barry Shipp sprinted left for a long gain fleftj. Jim Kline