University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

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HIGHLIGHTS A. and M. 7 Henderson 6 Playing before a capacity crowd, the Aggies won a hard fought game against the Henderson State Teachers Reddies. Henderson scored in the first quarter, but missed the conversion which was to mean the loss of the game. The second quarter saw a punting duel. Capitalising on a blocked punt, the Aggies scored from the 6 and kicked the extra point needed to win the game. A. and M. 0 State 27 Running into a rugged team, the Boll weevils were thrown for a loss against the State Indians of Jonesboro. The A. and M. team was beset with injuries but fought a much tougher game than the score would indicate. A. and Ml 6 Hendrix 13 The Aggie team suffered another setback at the hands of the Hendrix College Warriors. The injury and illness jinx had a full grip on the Aggies, and though not at full strength they fought the Warriors lor every inch of ground gained.

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HIGHLIGHTS A. and M. 7 L. R. J. C. 6 Coming back into the win column, Coaches Locke and Kckdahl can well be proud of their charges in winning ibis game. Tile Trojans brought a well balanced team to Aggie land and fought a nip and tuck battle to the final play of the game. A. and M. 6 Teachers 38 The Homecoming was spoiled by the rough and ready Arkansas State Teachers Bears from (ionway. Miss Annette Kimbro of Monticello was chosen Queen of Homecoming. Her maids were: Dorothy Harvey, senior class; Mary Lou Ginther, junior class; Juanita Jolley, Sophomore; and Willie Merle Wright, freshman class. Miss Kimbro was coronated by Julius Brown, team captain. The maids were escorted by members of the team. Scoring in the third period, the Aggies took a kickoff on their twenty and drove to the Bear’s goal to score the only A. and M. touchdown.