Bishop England High School - Miscellany Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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--best since '56 Next the Cannibals ambushed the Golden Cy- clone from Carlisle Military Academy l3-6. The fact that the Carlisle team was favored made little difference to the Battling Bishops. Shortly after Hurricane Gracie left town, the James Island Rams encountered a Green Tornado in an afternoon game at Johnson Hagood Stadium. Robert Melendez and Billy Runey shined as the Bishops turned back the Islanders 9-6. ln the fifth game of the season the Bishops de- feated their arch rivals, the Charleston High Bantams l2-6. End Leon Cooper saved the day for the Bishops when he chased down the Bantam fullback, on the Greenies' five yard line with what might have been a CHS victory TD. The Chicora Eagles caught the Cannibals off guard at the AF Heinshon Field and handed them a l3-6 setback. Robert Melendez added ioy to the hearts of Bishop rooters with his fine running. The lone Bishops score came on a 3 yard plunge by Mickey Jones. The rugged Calhoun eleven bounced back and spoiled the St. Andrews' Homecoming with spark- ling T2-0 victory. The tough defense held the Rocks scoreless. Quarterback Mickey Jones directed the scoring drives, calling on the able Melendez fre- quently. Jones pushed across for both scores. The Winyah Gators handed the Bishops their 3rd setback of the season. In a muddy Homecoming Game the Bishops took revenge on a hopeless Moultrie team with a 19-7 shellacking. FIGHT! demonstrates head coach Hank Miller as his eager chargers look on. To round out their schedule the Miller boys took on the Camden Military Academy. lt was hardly a contest as the Bishops outclassed the undermanned Camden Team 25-O. WAY BACK WHEN recalls assistant coach Gene Corrigan as he shares his experiences with Jack McGregor and leon Cooper.

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HARD HEADED BISHOPS are a thorn in the side of the Rams. These two Greenies are out to prove it, l . l 2 -rio U , . . of Q x 1 - - t .. -. ., U' , -J. Ap, ?T1'.usu- x X L , 3' . -1 L yo.-WW M ' l ' 1 M ,Q rub- W , I J A ,V 0, 1' 'ini-x,,5:,N -lu ,V T T 5 s., l . .. , g . .V Y . , ' M V . s oft' l 5 . N ' - -Nq.f5,,4,. s J - 1 , xc ., , mg ' ' N, My 'ik'-fe 'uni-gf,.V..vW, ,A My JM., N N qv x ,W wud' I A :wow Q ,,,, Zwx Iggy vis Q , Q X, f H v t , ,M 6,,h W V., ,A In M i V M X Q W 'N '1c 'fffA+4,i 'qt-T, QA annum rugged defense scores 1 , ,te 5 P 15:-'ff ' :ef A f nm-352. -in -, ,NX .5 Us 'Ta T39 3 .gig up igfqfs ug. sw- -.2 t:5 seHi'1-l 'ef safety for 9-6 win The Miscellany shutter bugs were on the field to capture the excitement of the game in photo- graphs. An exciting game it proved to be as the spirited Rams moved to an early lead when Rah Rah Smith, an All-State full-back, manuevered twenty-two yards for a touchdown in the waking moments of the contest. The point after touchdown failed as the scoreborad remained 6-O in favor of the James Island Rams. In the 3rd quarter the touchdown hungry Bishops marched to the Ram's six yard line. Under the shadows of the goal posts, the Greenies went into a Texas Spread formation with the right side of the line unbalanced and quarterback Billy Enter deep for a direct pass from center. Taking advantage of the Ram's mistake in overshifting, Enter handed off to Robert Melendez in a reverse. Melendez scampered unmolested to pay dirt over the weak side of line. Jimmy Kerr placed the pigskin between the uprights to add another point to the Bishops total. Unable to move the ball both teams remained scoreless in the fourth period. The game ended with the Calhoun Street gridders putting another notch in their victory stick and the BE backers yelling with satisfaction at the completion of a chance in a life- time opportunity. Pnge N Few-One