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TOP PICTURE. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Bell. Kevin Cassady, and Maxir Burleson. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: PhiHip Saraceno and Toby Genilc. MIDD1T LEFT PICTURF; LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Cochran. Charles Hydcr. Billv Robinson. Jimmy Jackson, Scot! Stewart, and tarry Battle. MIDDLE RIGHT PICTURE. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike MeGriff. Mike I dbetter. and Mark Gcan. SF2COND ROW . LEFT TO RIGHT: Roark McDonald. Eddie Arnold and Joev Hop ier. BOTTOM PICTURE. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Davis, Tony Wesson. Anthony Archie, and Karl Jordan. uax Earn Johnson and Butler fought a desperate battle for four quarters, with Johnson coming away as the final victors. Butler put the first points on the board during the first quarter. The Jags were unable to score throughout the first half, but their defense held Butler hack from another score. The Rebels led 7-Oat the half. Johnson returned to tin field with new determination. On their second possession, Felix Hargrove carried the ball into the end zone. The extra point attempt was no good. The score: Rebs 7, Jags 6. The next several plays were all defensive. Neither team’s offense gained over 2 yards rushing. Butler got the hall with 4 minutes and 28 seconds left in the game. After gaining 7 yards, the Rebels fumbled the hall to Johnson s Chris Martin. Tim Huggins plunged through the Butler defense on the next play for the winning touchdown. The two point conversion attempt failed, hut Johnson had their victory with the score 12- 7. 32
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JxUjllCLXi, Ljou IBoocjiz ( UM tfl£ !2z±t[ TOP PICTURE. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT MiU Sfen s. Tim Huggins. and Dann Dukr. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Alan Rrnfror and Johnn Pur rar. MIDDLE LEFT PICTURE. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: ToI» Morgan and Sroti Ridings. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Bowen and Mike Bast in. wyrroM left picture, first row. left to RIGHT: Todd Brooks, Charles Sto all. and Malcolm Barnes. SECOND ROW . LEFT TO RIGHT Thomas Johnson. R. C. Fletcher, and George Malone Tim Huggins ran in for the first touchdown, which occurred in the 2nd quarter. Then Kevin Cassady returned a punt for another touchdown early in the 3rd quarter. The 2-point conversion failed, leaving the score at 12-0. Later in the same quarter. Clarence Johnson ran the hall in for a score of 18-0. In the 4th quarter. Felix Hargrove plunged into the end zone from one yard away. Max Burleson kicked a successful PAT and the final score was 25-0. The city championship had been clenched.
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cJ-fot TOP PICTURE. FIRST ROW: Roland Clark. SECOND ROW . LEFT TO RIGHT: Mitchell Douglas and Ron Hunter. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve MeGriff, Tim White. Rusty Saylor, and Johnny Childers. MIDDLE LEFT PICTURE. FIRST ROW'. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Putman and Frank Vaughn. SECOND ROW, LEFTTO RIGHT: Kelly McMiUen and Mark Holman. MIDDLE RIGHT PICTURE. FIRST ROW. LEFTTO RIGHT: Scott Johnson. Tim Bennett, and Chet Youge. SECOND ROW. LEFTTO RIGHT: Jimmy Davis and Jeff Riggs. BOTTOM PICTURE, FIRST ROW. LEFTTO RIGHT: Barney ND ROW, LEFTTO RIGHT John Steadman. Barry Langston, and Bo Lundy. Johnson vs. Lee It can almost he said that history repeats itself — Almost. Johnson and Lee fought it out for four quarters, and at the end of the regulation time the score was Johnson 7. Lee 7. Recalling last year’s frustrating 0 0 score. Coach Childress of Lee had decided before the beginning of the game to go into overtime in case of a tie. He couldn’t have known the effect his decision would make. The Jags fumbled the ball on their own 8-yard-line in the first quarter, which led to Lee's sole touchdown. Then, in the seontl quarter, Lee fumbled the hall. Chris Marlin recovered it. Thirty-four yards late r, Johnson scored to tie the game at 7 7. The second half of the game was uneventful and frustrating for both teams. Neither could penetrate further than a few yards into opposing territory. As the clock ran out, the score was maintained at 7 7. The atmosphere as overtime began was unbearable. With l oth teams under pressure from their fans, their coaches, and themselves, the first drive got underway. Johnson scored on the third down, and the successful PAT made the score 14-7. The Generals then look possession of the ball. A pass into the end zone deflected off of the intended receiver's fingertips, and landed in the waiting hands of Jaguar Kevin Cassady. This play ended the game, leaving the Jags with a hard-earned 14-7 victory. 33
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