East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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1936 THE CHALK LINE 45 JFootball Continued from page twenty-one Neither team was able to score until the third quarter when the Bucs scored twice as the result of a long pass and a recovered fumble. Boyer and Latteral, freshman fidlback, did the damage. In the last quarter Kilday, end, blocked a punt and Co-captain Taylor fell on it across the line for a touchdown. Boone came back to score twice before the end of the thrill-packed game. Boone’s tallies were the result of the Teachers’ ragged pass defense. In beating Boone, the Teachers scored three touchdowns against one of the toughest teams in the conference. On November 9 the Buccaneers, weakened by absence of key men in the lineup due to in¬ juries, lost a close game to the Maryville Highlanders, 6 to 0. The muddy field hampered the running attack of both teams. Neither team was able to cross the goal line until Maryville scored on a blocked kick. Clark, Sabin, and Parsley, linemen, and Boyer, back, were the most consistent players for the Buccaneers. On November 16 the Teachers and the Cumberland Bulldogs met ip a sea of mud. The Bucs lost 26 to 0 against the team that went on undefeated to win the conference championship. The Buc backs were stopped cold by the Cumberland linemen who outcharged their lighter op¬ ponents. On Thanksgiving day the Buccaneers won the feature game of the season as they defeated the Milligan Buffaloes 9 to 6. This victory gave the Teachers two out of the three games played between the schools since they resumed relations in 1933. The Bucs kept the Buffs in defensive territory during the first quarter and scored early in the second quarter after Lucas and Boyer had driven the ball down the field into scoring distance. Boyer scored from the two-yard line. Taylor converted. Co-captain Taylor added two more points when he tackled a Buffalo back for a safety. Milligan scored after a brilliant passing attack. Eleven new lettermen were added to the roster at the end of the 1935 season. These were Thornton, Brooks, McKinney, Deere, B. Congdon, Kilday, Latteral, Davis, Chambers, Brainard, and Manager Bacon. The squad will lose five lettermen through graduation. They are Co-captain Wayman, Burleson, Thornton, Brooks, and McKinney. Co-captains elected for next year are Mose Jones, guard, and Bill Sabin, center. These men were elected at a banquet given in honor of the football squad by the senior class. Prospects for 1936 are encouraging. At least fifteen lettermen are expected to return, capable reserves from the 1935 squad will be on hand, and promising high school athletes have signified their intentions of entering the Teachers College. With this wealth of material and the right breaks Coach McMurray should have little trouble in producing another winner in 1936. ' Baseball Continued from page twenty-three to 5 and 7 to 6. Brainard pitched the first game and six innings of the second. Chambers relieved Brainard in the last three innings and allowed only one hit. On May 12 the Buccaneers played L. M. U. a double-header here, winning the first by a score of 6 to 1 and the second 6 to 4. Thad Cash pitched both games. In the first he allowed only one hit, a bunt. The team has won 11 out of 13 conference games, and has won the championship. Coach McMurray has a well-balanced team with fine pitching and a group of boys who can hit in the pinches. Hugh Todd has set a scorching pace at the plate, hitting well over 550 for the season. Chambers and Kilday have also hit dangerously. At the end of the season only three seniors will be lost through graduation: Chambers, Garland, and Thornton.

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