Central High School - Centraleer Yearbook (Bolivar, TN)

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outhside's Quickness tuns Central 33-12 Bolivar was unable to stop South Sidels small but fast backs. South Side jumped to a 27-O lead in the first half, but Bol- ivar scored on a 30 yard pass to Billy Baker with seconds remaining. In the second half, South Side was able to score only once. With eight seconds remaining in the game, Tommy McAnally burst through the line to score from eight yards out. Henderson Beats Bolivar 41-20 Bolivar fans saw Centraljump to an early lead against Henderson. Wayne Russell scored Bolivar's first TD on a 48 yard run through the middle of the line. The touchdown followed a tremendous defensive effort by Bolivar. With Henderson knocking at the door on the ten yard line, Bolivar's defense pushed its opponent back 85 yards in four plays. Russell's TD followed a Henderson punt. Minutes later Ray Hammons pulled in a Russell pass and raced 60 yards to paydirt. Hender- son's quarterback Joe Rush took over from this point. He fired five touchdowns passes. Tommy McAnally scored Bolivar's other TD on a 12 yard run up the middle. W '

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reenwave Takes Revenge Five Bolivar players got into the scoring act as the Bolivar Tigers routed Selmer 44-6, Wayne Russell and Tommy lVlcAn- ally each scored twice. The game was less than two minutes old when Barry Bryant went over left tackle and raced 55 yards for Bolivar's first TD. Chumney booted the extra point to put Bolivar out front 7-O. Russell scored next on a 6 yard run around left end, Chuinney again kicked the extra point. Selmer scored its only TD early in the second quarter. Russell scored his second TD on a nine yard run. lVlcAnally then scored his first TD on a 10 yard run over right guard. In the third quarter McAnally scored on a 63 yard jaunt. Andy Martin snagged two Selmer passes and took the last one into the end zone. Bolivar's last touchdown came on a pass play from Elmer Hicks to Danny Palfreeman. Lexington Proves too Strong 41-6 Lexington s Red Tigers overpowered Central 41 - 6. Bolivar held the red men for the first quarter, but Lexington broke loose and led 20-O at half time. Tommy McAnally scored Bolivar's only TD in the third quarter after the Bolivar eleven had blocked Lexingtonis punt, and recovered it on the Lexington 22. JL,js,,i,fs1,.sf:'-'V- '-i - ,.,1'..--f'-fi'a..g.9-pri!I1f5fI.i'--iff:-2'iiipast-aiiiiwssiswetfofbiiieoret'LSitsA?i'3H:f1SieveQsii'LsSa24+fisi?i3Qs?'3fti-by 1 , ,MKS

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avannah verpowers Bolivar 48-O Bolivar was unable to stop Savannah from the very beginning of the game. Charles West, Savannah's fleet halfback, scored five touchdowns against the Green Wave. Randy Ayers Was converted from guard to fullback for the game. Several times gaping holes were opened up for him. Bolivar verturns Bruceton 6-0 The Mighty Tigers seemed to shrug off the disappointments of the season as they outlasted Bruceton 6-O. It was the pass- ing of Kenneth Chumney and the running of Tommy McAnally that enabled Bolivar to control the pigskin during a majority ofthe game. The Winning touchdown came on a 45 yard pass from Chumney to vvingback Wayne Russell in the third quar- ter. Bolivar's defense Was penetrated only a few times. - u i i -t Q A wlfggni