Fayette County High School - Echo Yearbook (Fayette, AL)

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Berry Winfield FAYETTE DOWNS CARBON HILL 23 19 In the first quarter, Carbon Hill opened the scoring with a recovered punt for a touch down In the second quarter, Jay received a long pass from Ellis good for 45 yards and a touchdown Shortly afterwards, Carbon Hill, by a score at the half, Carbon Hill l3, Fayette 7 In the early moments of the third quarter, Ellis ran for 60 yards and 6 points through h t e middle of Carbon H1ll's line Ellis converted In the fourth quarter, Renfroe blocked a nfroe again blocked a Bulldog punt to score a safety On the last play of the game, a reckless pass by Carbon Hill con nected with a receiver for a final 6 points series of hard smashes, scored again Th Bulldog punt for another 6 points Ellis again converted Re FAYETTE 19 SULLIGENT 13 In the most thrilling game of the season, Fayette kept her record clear by defeating a strong Sulligent eleven, 19 I3 Jay scored first from the 13 yard line in the first u r q a ter A touchdown pass from Ellis to Jay, late in the third quarter, put Fayette further ahe d th a on e scoreboard A long pass late in the fourth quarter provided the Blue Devils first score, but a moment later, William Lynch intercepted a Sulligent pass and outran the Blue Devil eleven to the oal lin A d down for Sulligent g e esperate last minute pass registered another touch FAYETTL OUTPLAYS HAMILTON 25 13 Horace Jay provided a one man act in the defeat of Hamilton, 25 to 13 Jay scored three touchdo wns one for 30 yards, one for 79 yards, and one for 24 yards Ellis scored once on a 10 yard fake reverse TIGERS HELD TO SCORELESS TIE Fayette's dream of an undefeated season was almost shattered when a heavier Winfield eleven held the Tigers to a 0 O deadlock The Tigers ran up a total of 269 yards gained 8 for Winfield, but lacked the scorlng punch necessary to win a ball game FAYETTE 69 BERRY O In their annual Thanksg1v1ng classic, the Tigers defeated an outclassed Berry eleven 6 l 9 to O Horace Jay, wearing the orange and black for the last time, gained a total of 245 yards and scored four touchdowns Ellis scored two, Captain Lawrence, also in his final ap pearance, scored two, and two other seniors, Sterman and Hankins, scored once each As a result of their efficient playing, Horace Jay, Lawrence Ellis, and Ieffle Lawrence were placed on the All-State honorable mention list BASKETBALL The complete schedule and scores are as follows They They Hubbertville Hubbertville Northport Hackleburg Guin Holt Vernon Northport The first award for the most Hackleburg Guin Winfield Berry Kennedy Sulligent SEVENTH DISTRICT TOURNAM NT They Palmetto Gordo Guin TIGER BAG AWARD outstanding player on the basketball team was presented JUNIOR HOBBS 54 . . e U I -- . to We We 28 22 35 Sulligent 17 18 17 35 25 22 9 17 25 26 28 24 28 21 17 38 31 16 32 26 25 8 5 42 lO 22 15 40 l0 35 30 We 32 29 27 22 16 27 to.

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