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PF W x,f Z -gil O 3 vi 0 IQ28 Cffootball ffkwew FCININING the season with only slx letter men from prexrous campaigns and small group of ncw prospect th Tiger did rot appear VICIOUS to their nearbx rrxals After fire weeks of hard work rn pre season training the Athens Aggies werc entertalned cn Cllbert Field and conquered bv a score of 4 to 0 ln the first football game of thc year The earrs were escnlv nratched and the balance was swung, toward De hler only bv the fighting spnrt of then scrappy captain Grp W llrams who fought hrs wax across for a tout rdown after two dazzling sprlnts from the thnty yard me Nothing sensat onal was show lll the ame with Lexington but the opposition was weak and the Tigers triumphed 'P 0 The McCallie game arrived and in rt the Clllli sons dlsccxered that thev wcre a football rn rchrne A McCallie half back dashed 65 vards to scorc c uly rn the first Jerrod but before the quarter was up Howard swung around hrs own left end 'md count d He also added the extra polnt to put the Desh lerltes ahead Again ln thc second quarter McC llre swept down the field to score But Hcward again klcl ed gol A bn ked punt in the second half gave the prep bovs the ball rn Tigers terrrtorv 'rnd an oppcrtunrtv to register with a merciless lrne smashing attack thcv swept down the field and drovc across the winning touchdown about the middle of the fourth quarter The final score w s 19 14 Following McCallie came the COIb61t Countv lads from Leighton to take the short end of a 44 19 count Williams and Howard agarn led the attack with splendid block mg bv then mates Leighton pre fnted 2 brrllrant forward passing offense that netted them three touchdowns but could clfer nothing else The peak of the season was reached rn xrctory over Coffee High the following Friday The Jackets began stinging carlv and three times in the first quarter had the Tigers with then backs to the wall Early rn the second quarter Powers fumbled How ard s long boot and Hackley recw red for Deshler on the Coffee lo yard stripe O thnd down Captain Wrlllams sped around hrs own right end to deposit the oval behrnd the goal line The Jackets came rrght back and were knocking at the Deshler door when the half endcd The second half presented 'rn entirely different aspect as the CIIITISFYIS dr me up and down the field at wrll They had possession of the ball on Cof fees 1 yard marker as the game ended The dope bucket took an awful kick from Qheffreld High when they encountered Deshler and the former got awav with a 12 6 Y61dlCt The only department rn which Sheffield led was rn scoring point but that rs thc only one that really counts White s 40 vard sprint and '1 20 yard pass to Meeks are them thc first touchdown late ln the second quarter. The other came 1 fcw minutes fter the second half began when Cut tenden intercepted a pass on his own 1-5 ard line and raced to the same point at the other end of the field. Brown soon carried it over. The Tigers rushed the ball futilely for 15 Hrst downs and over 400 yards of ground but only crossed the goal line once when William, slipped inside of tackle cut back and stepped off the ten yards of turf between the line of scrimmage and the line of goal. The loss of the SheH'ield game secrred to take a lot cf pep and fight from the Tigers and they bowed to Decatur the next Friday 37 to 0. The game was played in Decatur and a huge crowd of Tuscumbians went oscr on a special train but only to see their favorites humbled. Coming back with a part of their old tin.e tactics the Crimsons made a nicer' show- ing in losing to the strong Russel' rille eleven 20-0 on their grid. The breaks went to the larger franklin County players and decided the confiict. Improving still more th, Deshlerites closed out thc season on Thanksgiving Day with one of the best f'2'lll19S of the season earning a 14 to 14 tie w'th Huntsville by a strong garrison finish in th- last quarter. Howard played a stellar game and scored ll the points. After scoring a touchdown to tie the score the Tufcumbians almost won with a forw'ard passing drire in the last two minutes that ended twenty yards from the goal. Howard was elected captain and Brower line-captain for the 1929 season. Page Thirty-Tzvo i + ff fins 1 V ' sf f' XYVYN 'r 1 422-m Zkx fmfkh-2:1771 ,' T I - - - , sc Q rs ' 4 x N Q f 2 - ' 1 V 5 '63, .V I, 1 .rf b NAAXZ Af wiff A 1-.511 IM X . A I X' ' A' A c M .U H, 'AV dt . . . V' .4 'Y L a V , V . . . 2 9 ' .Q ' - ' ' . ' V V . . .,, - K - . V - l .' V . . V V -l V V .'- ' . - . ' ' A ' V , - ' 1' . ' , , . . V ' , V .. t . 1 . V, N . K V V vr 1 - A ' ' L l .' u 4 , Z My ' . 'V , V . V -.E V 1 ' - V ' -' . ' V V, V l' . ' ' . , E . 'zz ' g , ' ' .' ' . V . 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4' fee ' v 2 .' wfwwf ', ,- 'ff rl fr ZQDII ' al 2151 GPURGI' VS WILLIANIS HuItBacI1 Glp lcd hxs tcam successfullv through a tough schedule and was the offcn we stal ID almost even game BI' N PALMFR Furl Anothcr plawcr who was held back by lnjuxlc Bcn fa lcd to stan as ln Z1 Hls consistency was out tand ng, ASKI- VK HUbTOIN Ignd F 1 thc sccond scason Qon held down hls left Hank and stoppcd cncmw adx nccs as well as t'1l1 ng cane of hxs ll an when on offensc LFON MAPFS lluunqm With 1 vc u s cxpellcnce Icon managed the tc un ln tux scathcr 1nd ioul ll d kc pt hls asslstxnts on thc co xlw IVS VS II I IAM MOODX Gmncl -Xlthouch onc of thc llchtcst of the lmcmen Xhllll IIN was th fighting, plllt cf thc flont Wall and a leal offcnslwe h mc wlth lels tlnc hlocklng, YYILII-XXI HACIXLFH Tr 1 tmc mu 1 sleu stalt Hckex plclccd un ul cvpulc ncc md was colnc Llldt gun at thc cnd of thc sc 1 on H s dcfznslxc xx n Luncd hllll 1pl1cc on th sccom 1ll Tcnncsscc Y lllcw Tc IIN IIARXIX IRFI-KH Huxcx c unc up IIICIN thc 71 leeencs Wlth 1 lush and molc than held hi own YYlth mo t ODPONIHL ccntcls ln Q c of .1 llclc f axondupole He leached hl helcht ln thc 1mc Wlfh Icffcc I1 h JOHN YN I' QLFX PHILLIPS Full 1211111 Young st nd most II'llYDLIlQYlLLfl of all the XZISIIX plaw 91s Ionme led the blockmg, and lntexfezence and backed up the lmc hkc 1 casoncd LZITIDHISIDQI' Iurlc Thu ty One l . , gp' V L. . ' 2 1 .lv ' 1 A,. .y,, - -L4 1- v ' ' -',SY , .i , b . . . E. ' 1- -I . , V , L. 5 3 ,. . . , . . 2, 1 1 -4 1 , A. J, Bw L '54 r 1 1 1 v 2 I 1: -',- 14' -' 1 - I1 ' 1 r 1 1: ' 'Q ' - we ' ,zz '- 5 -f 2 I A 4 A A Y I - A 1 l 1 1 ' r 1: ' 1 'Q ' .- Q T ' r S ' 1' 1 x 1 ' 1 x 1. V I1'11',' Get' ff 1.11 -, 1 th 1- 1-'1 -12 H'-r' r1'1' r 5' 11 15112, s . if 'f'li4 I-' ' 2 :H l 2 - 1 1- 'z 1' 1: . f'z nfvr 2-1,3 .2 , - ,':- ' .B .v,. V' z . ., , 'S . ,' S F' r .1 ,.l. ' qpit- ' z4'o ' - 's 'Y ' . :Z 1 ' 11 fu U ' ,-V15 51 S ' 1. ,-'I ., , 1 vs' . . '- .. ' ' . -' T ' 1 . , - - , . ' 1 1 2 sl : 1 ' ' . 1 , ' ' . ' H, '9 , 4 1,4 ,KIL5 Q NV5? 1 .h '1 Q ' an-X. - ' 4 zf- 4- ,HrmX - 1: A IA 1
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