Jacksonville High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Jacksonville, OR)

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wilmll The Jacksonville nRedskinsH under direction of Coach Ed Rooney, fought their way up to second place in the State HBH High School six-man football playoffs. Rooney's nRedskinsn had lO straight wins up to the time of the State Championship playoff, only to lose in the closing minutes of play to the Coburg nBroncosn by a narrow margin of M2-MO. Ron Craig and Jr. Taylor were team Co-Captains. The team ran up a total - of M27 points for the season against their opponents 127 points. CE- Q.. ' :Y J EM