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The Team Jake Upshaw Earl hbVay Eddie Graham Ramon Mora Carl Burnam George Gibbs Fidel Garcia Provino Giorsetti Fidel Padilla Richard Bivin Rudolf Bretschneider Frank Cobo Nelson Cluff Bill Yoresen James Cluff Filiberto Lagunas Francisco Guzman
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The Record Ehking their grand entry into Arizona six-man football, the Hayden Wolves ended the season with a record of four victories in six starts, two of their victories over teams that had previously beaten them. Only difficulties in booking other games prevented tho Wolves, capable as they were,from tackling some of the state's leading teams. Throughout the season, Hayden was led by a great triple-threat back, Eddie Graham. His line plunging, passing, and especially his panting repeatedly took the team out of trouble and across the enemy's goal. Jake Upshaw, a speedy back, ably assisted in the carrying, while James Cluff, with his vicious blocking, cleared the path for them. The two end slots were filled by Burnam and Garcia, two small but tough boys who held their own well. In the first game the Wolves were outscored by Gilbert, 14 to 12, Hayden touchdowns coming on thrilling runs cf sixty and forty yards by Graham. A week later,after putting up a hard'fight,they lost a heart- breakor to Fort Thomas, 8-6 in the final seconds. Hayden scores came on passes to Bivin and Garcia by Upshaw. Hayden began to hit its stride when it invaded Litchfic1dPark and scored a 60-20 decision. Pissing,,taok1ing,,andlblookingflike veterans, the Wolves completely outplaycd their heavier opponents. Padilla, Garcia, and Bivin played most of the game in Litchfield's backficld, and set them back for numerous losses. The Tucson School for the Deaf and Blind came to Hayden tho following week and were soundly trounced,4O-6. Upshaw kept the air filled with passes,and seemingly couldn't miss as four of Haydon's scores camo on passes. And then, in return games,the Wolves ended the season by got- ting sweet revenge over Gilbert, 50-O, and Fort Thomas, 20-19. To Graham, star of the season, just honors were paid when the officials and coaches of the state selected him as a member of the All-State team. pa ,,. ,W on -- 5555 hi . 1, 1
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