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

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HILLY CLOWERS, G Monticello JAMES MUSCLES” SMITH, FB Fordyce G. L. PEARSON, E Smackovcr BYRON HOW LETT, G Monticello CHARLEY SAIN, RHB McGehee

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HIGHLIGHTS A. and M.-------------- 0 Tech 35 Fighting a much closer game than the score indicates, the Aggies lost to the Wonder Boys on Tech’s Homecoming date. The Techmen made the best oi several breaks and converted them into those coveted touchdowns. A. and M. 7 Ouachita 12 Playing in a miserable rain, the Aggies turned in a line performance against the Ouachita Tigers at Arkadel-phia. Handicapped by a muddy field, the Aggies were held to one touchdown. Standouts were: Leslie, Flower, and Smith in the backfield, while Funder-burg, Chambers, Austin, and Hcinlcy played a stellar game in the line. L

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HIGHLIGHTS A. and M. . 13 College of Ozarks 13 The Mountaineers dominated the first half of the game, scoring two markers in close succession, but the Aggies dug in and stalled the heavy Ozark line. Coming from behind in the second half, the Aggies romped over the Mountaineers to seemingly gain at will. A long pass to Jones sparked the Weevils to score the tying touchdown. A. and M. 6 Magnolia 33 Scoring in every quarter, the Mule-riders overran the Aggies in the final game of the season. A. and M. Scored on a pass from Haisty to Smith who ran through the opposing team to mark the Aggies score. The last three home games at Aggie Stadium were broadcast over the radio station KOTN in Pine Bluff.