Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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1 N , . . ... . , N .H l ll, 2 Ll-:E BASSINGER HOWARD STEVENSON ERNEST BROWN JIMMIE BURTON Central 31llfStriplling 0 'l'he Panthers thought that they would have an easy game of football but the Yellow Jackets were not so easily beaten as the Panthers thought they would bc. The Stripling High warriors played an offensive game of football and Central had to rely on her defense in order to stop the fighting Yellow Jackets. The first touchdown was made by Bass. Jordan converting the extra point. The next touchdown was made by Creed, with Jordan again converting. The third marker was made in the second quarter. Nobert, who had already played a fine game, picked up a Jacket fumble and sped thirty yards for a touchdown. Soon after the second half opened, Coach Winkleman gave almost every substitute on his squad a chance to show his ability against the Jackets. Sff'l'l'7IS077 charles two All-Stwrs after rccci1'i11g ll punt.

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N 4 2: .4 fm 3,4 A K -. -4i,,,-' .W " QUIN N CoxNEi.r.Y GEORGE MERCER MAURICE MEYERSON ROWAN SHAW Central 28fN01rtlh1 Dallas 13 Coach Bennie Winkleman's magicians were not forced to show their mystifying plays to any great extent for this victory in their last intercity game with their Dallas rivals. Jordan sped around right end for twenty yards and scored. He ran his total of points up to 1023. Lee Bassinger broke through and blocked N. Dallas punt. The ball bounced out of the end zone, giving the Panthers two points. Central got the ball on N. lDallas's twenty-three yard line to start the drive for the third touchdown. A pass, Bass to Clynch, gained the needed distance. Jordan converted the extra point. I Pnl A C!l11'f0l'1If!L All-Star stopped by Buss,

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XX5 'N '5 A. N it il' . 53 .X XX - N N5 Ox RICHARD CLYNCH llAVID CREED EDWARD NORERT OSCAR VVILLIAMS. .1 ' 1' X Central 7eS1unn1se1t Z0 This was one of the greatest battles fought on the local district high school field this season. Both teams battled to a draw in the first quarter. The second quarter opened with both teams hungry for a touchdown. The Bisons got the first touchdown on a break, one of the Panther backs fumbled. Before the second quarter was up the llisons had pushed over another. The Panthers made their only touchdown in the last quarter with two minutes to play. Twenty-five yards from the goal, Stevenson, stellar passer, of the Panthers, stepped back and passed laterally to Clynch, who relayed to Brickell. Brickell sprinted the remaining distance for the touchdown. In spite of the breaks for Sunset, the Panthers outplayed their Dallas opponents. Captain Ankele and Burton were the defense stars. i JOIYIIIII frrclrlwl Ivy fhrw All-Stars 1f'iz'lzo14t guiniizg any yardage.