St Marys High School - Lance Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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GEORGE LUCAS Back, Freshman Ed FOg51 goe f DAVID ESPEY Back, Senior if tl 1 g C S Of ex: ra Yardage against Merrill up i DICK HAYES Half, Junior .ff I Q! QQ J A T r It itz at 2 T Espey scarnpers around end to set up touchdown for the Crusaders ST MARY'S DUMPS ROGUE RIVER The Crusaders went into their final scheduled game of the season against Rogue River. The Chieftains were out to stop the Crusaders drive for their third consecutive County title,but to no avail. Big guns forthe Crusaders in their 40-7 victory were, Jim Darland and Eddie Fogel who each scored three T.D. 's. Dick Hayes got 3 extra tallies and Jerry Flakus l. The line turned in a terrific game to lead the fleety backs to victory. St. Mary's also rolledover the Chieftainsin statistics to pile up an impressive win and to clinch the County title.

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JIM DARLAND Fullback, Senior' RON PRUITT Quarterback, Senior , 1 Q. is i s . .re f ff, if f .. , , gwriirr rg? fi ,rr Q zgixrgits, .r i tlslilsifiti. ilriiiiiiliirsrrf, ig 65332353533 ,ie A 5.j?5fsQt5tE5Efg't,g:tgg, rr rtfiiliiiigiilllgi 2 252252iririiirltriitiig . it i T2,gil'2ii?l Eg . ts.-tifliiktttitiiizt Gilt Ygirttr iii ..2rl322.L2igg ftirirsftiitgmrfrriigrrrlgix :if f tnilrti iiliitfieris it Hilti? si r5S'6l...,ss i . al i., rrrfsuirfir tttirrr 'siiiiiiitiitilif iiifiiiiiiftlii f ' Sii,t3rfg..fl s. gitgfiilsftifirl lit 1 frzrfrfieifiii its Ei V ED FOGEL Halfback, Junior' itil Q E 5 Q lp Rr, flag: HM MILLER FRANCIS MURPHY TACK DA LEY Center. SEMO! Guard, Senior End, Senior ' A11 Conference THIRD ROW: P. Smith, M. Feiss, F. Ahern, D. Duggan, R. Wehren G. Miksche, D. Mansfield, G. Kirsch, L. Schaecher, Manager. FOURTH ROW: T. Cooper, G. Lucas, D. Rausch, B. Evans, G Bee1er,R. Hout, D. MacPherson, T. Cobb, T. Tomjack, R. Theiral, 45 Manager. NOT PICTURED: I. Daley. ST. MARY'S SMASH JACKSONVILLE With the team improving every game the Crusaders were up For their tussle with Jacksonville. Rodney Read and Eddie Fogel took to the wind and sprinted for the 33-0 victory over the Redskins. Read scored three T. D. 's and Fogel two for the Crusaders. Jim Darland took the extra point honors. The line, playing outstand- ing ball, frequently threw the Redskins for losses. ST. MARY'S AGAIN DEFEATS CRATER RESERVES Because of the fact that Prospect withdrew itsteam from the B League competition this year the Crus- aders were left with an idle weekend.Coach Millard Webb would not, however, have the team stand idle and become rusty, so he again scheduled a game with the Crater Reserves. This time the Crusaders out- played the Comets by far and won the game l9-l4. CRUSADERS BEAT TALENT FOR LEAGUE LEAD St.Mary's nextopponents were the Bulldogsof Talent. The scoring started outwith a drive by St. Mary's that ended in the endzone, on a pass from Ron Pruitt to Jerry Flakus,who lateraled to Jim Darland who went across for the six points.St.Mary's again went on the rampage and setup another scoring drive that also ended with Darland crossing the goal line. The two conversionswere accounted tor by Jack Daley and Rick Cooper, respectively, on passes from Pruitt. Talent scored twice in the second half but failed to convert. The S.M. line frequently stopped the Bulldogs when they threatened to score. The game ended with the Crusaders on top l4-l2 to give St.Mary's the league lead.

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