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PLAYERS MAURICE BERRY-For his first year, Maurice did an exceptionally good job both on offense and de- fense. CORKY TAYLOR-The Tiger comedian. Also a good end, espec- ially defensive.) 1)Ai CARLISLE- lard bitting and aggressive with two more years to go. JUNIOR BROWN—The Tiger center, lie could always be de pended on to put the ball in the right place at the right time. CHARLES SMITH—Fleet - foot ed! What Charles lacked in size, he made up for in speed and ag- gressiveness. JAKE KILPATRICK—Does he hit hard? Just ask his opponents. RALPH PATTERSON Ralph is both good and promising. With some experience he’ll really go places. PETE RENTFROW—A uvivs de pendable. Pete was always will- ing to do his part and did a good job of it.
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MELVIN JONES—One of the best high school pass receivers in these parts. Also a great defensive cud. GERALD EASTERWOOD- One of the most dependable and capable guards the Tigers have ever had. JOHNNY BAKER—TEe two position man. He can play cen- ter or blocking back and do a very good job of cither. HERMAN PITTS—An excellent tackle in all respects, always play- ing heads-up football with the idea of winning. JAMES ARTHUR SMITH— Big, rough rugged and an excel- lent tackle with one more year to go- JUNIOR NEWMAN-A great end on both offense and defense. He’ll really “snag those passes in the next two years. BILL JINKS—One of the best and most promising guards we have seen in a long time. JIMMY SANFORD-A hard hit- ting back with a long time to go. Watch him, folks.
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She BIG ELEVEN Melvin Jones, right end; Doc Smith, right tackle; Bill Jinks, right guard; Junior Brown, cen- ter; Gerald Easterwood, left guard; I lerman Pitts, left tackle; Junior Newman, left end. Charles Smith, right half; Johnny Baker, quarter hack; Edward Pitts, full back; Mickey Washburn, left half. SUMMARY OF THE 1947 FOOTBALL SEASON I he 1947 football season was very successful for the Tigers. With nine returned lettermen. Coaches Foshee and Duffee, made a hard fighting team despite the injuries and the losing of several players. Of the nine games played, the Tigers won seven games, losing two. We congratulate the squad and Coaches for their fine showing. SCORES Dadeville 20 Roanoke 0 Dadeville 40 Ashland 6 Dadeville 27 Auburn 0 Dadeville 18 Line ville 0 Dadeville 14 Opelika 28 Dadeville 6 Emma Sansom 0 Dadeville 7 Valley Hi 0 Dadeville 27 Lanett 6 Dadeville 0 Alexander City 7
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