Orrville High School - Orrbit Yearbook (Orrville, AL)

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TFGOTB LL T The Orrville Blue Torrents, under the coaching of John Scarborough, enjoyed one of the most suc- cessful seasons in its history by capturing seven victories and dropping only one contest. Ono game ended in a scoreless deadlock, the only time the nigh-scoring Torrexms were held scoreless. The Torrents were put to work September 2 by Coach Scarborough. The first week of practice was devoted entirely to conditioning and placing the men. ns the second week rolled around, the squad got down to real work in preparation for the opening game with the strong Perry County High Hams. On Septemoer 20 the Blue Torrents journeyed to Marion to tangle with the P. C. H. S. team. The game turned out to be a battle of defensive giants,contrary to pre-game dope, which indicated a wide ooen defensive show. P. C. H. S., with Xing, Sanders, and Griffin, stellar backs, showed a hard- hitting offense at times but could not put together a scoring drive. The defense of the Perry Coun- ty team was led by two hard-hitting tackles, Sanders, lY5-pound fullback. The Orrville offense, led by the running passing of Q. b. Glove bridges, showed signs crack. The Orrville line played a great defensive game with Jetell, Frasier, standing games. The next opponent was the strong Camden team, which defeated the 'h5 tewm of halfbacks, Layton and Jeter, Tubbs and Liddlebrooks, and the demon line-backing of and the blocking and of developing into a tough nut for future opponents to and Long playing out- in a close game. The Torrents were determined not to let them repeat their victory, and after taking the opening kick-off and scoring without relinquishing the ball, went on to win 13-o. The Camden team was led by Farish, l95-pound halfback, and Hall, glue-fingered pass receiver. The Orrville aerial game clicked well with Layton passes, two ball on the line with Jewell and Frasier playing their same brilliant defensive game. The Blue connecting on several neat tosses to test and Jeter. G. Bridges also tossed several nice 5oin5 to wingback Jeter for touchdowns. Oliver, Long, and Lewis played good offensive Torrents tackled the Akron High team October M on the home field. The gmme was played in sweltering weather, but the Torrents' offense could not work up any steam. They drove for touchdowns in the first and fourth periods to cop the game l2-U. The defense stood out like a beacon with the Akron team unable to cross the mid-field stripe more than twice in the game. Colvin, l6O-pound half- back, led the Akron team on offense and defense. G. Bridges tossed a lateral pass to Jeter touchdown, and hayton connected with Frasier in the end zone for the second tally. This was tent of the scoring threats put together by the Torrents. Again Frasier, Jewell, and Long defensive line play with G. bridges and LcGhee playing a good game at the line-backing post. The next game was with the tough Thonaston aggregation. Here the Torrents tasted defeat first and last thme. The game was played before one of the largest crowds to witness a game for one the ex- led the for the in this section. The Thomaston team pushed the Orrville team around in the first half, and with Dial and noseley leading the offensive play, left the field with a comfortable l2-O lead. The next half was 53