A and M Consolidated High School - Tigerland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

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1 Fonsolrdated Navasota lrnx Tucker of the Waco News 1'r1bune prelrcted NJNQSOII to mn bu four touchdowns usmg therr second stung The Trger lrne held the Rattlers 1ns1Cle the flve xardlme tvnrce, and Naxa sota was forced to come frorr behrnd to me the game Xlxllranes scored for the Txgers, mth Dow ell s conversron agarn the deciding, factor Consolrtlated 20 Somerwrlle C The Eeguas provrded unlooltea for Corrpetxtron and plax eel the Irgers on even terms the frrst half llowev er Dovuell Iegghton and ones scored for the Tlgers runnrng up a 20 O margxn Son-ervrlle arldel rt s lone rxlly lgamst the Trger reserves fOI'1SOl1d8f6Cl2 R1esel0 Xlagee completed of IO passes for llf yartls and three scores m the l1g,er s clrszrxct opener Dowell, Rrchlrds and lxllrarns racked up one T D aprece wlth Dullex mal-trnt the other on ntercepted pass Trtst Uowns Eards Rushlng EardsPass1ng Earls 0 Ner Earls Passes Completed Passes lntercepted Punts Earls Punting Puntmg Average Penaltres Eards Penaltres Fumbles Total Pornts Average Polnts Txrerc 1481 S K W 55 I '7 25 Opp 47 1441 o I Y, I, 4,y Y J K . V . w ..................................... 'sv ws .A ............. . ..................... ,' 1,2'f , ................................... tail 531 'u,l.st ..................................... 131 156 . t, ..................................... 115' l,'-1 Passesktempted .... ............................. 9 5 91 L ' .................................. l,,l1 ,', A . .................................. 38 27.14 '. ....................................... -if 22 l 'A .. ........................ .. ..... 362 1'lO 'r ....................................... 24 21 ' .................... ................ 2 -5 56 '. ................................... 6

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Fonsolrdated 31 Centervrlle 0 After a scoreless Irrst penod the Trgers tallred almost at wxll rollmg for two touchdowns rn pach of the remammg three stanzas Hurchard and Dowel! crossed the double strrpe twice El prece and I erghton and ones managed the other two markers Cxonsolrdited 19 Kiadxsonxxlle 19 After strlklng for three qmck scores rn the second perrod the fxgers had to frght a race vuth the clock m the second half Nhllxams went oxer EWICC for the Tigers and Dowell once Dow ell s extra pomt was the decrdmg margln bv 'am ,, 1 I T' - Q I ' Y V , . t ' Q . . ' L r . , - V . k s I , V . ' X, . . l , . v . , . vz- . .. , A Y .-t Y' 1 ,lsxtk lf' 4 k V , , - .- ,-,Y e W 4, , ,.... - , R, 'C A I - A W A I-Q , . '... .S .5 - e 1- I-A, -' . - . K . ff' Q 1 . K

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Consolidated 275 Chilton 6 The Pirates lived up to pre-game expectations, and the Tigers had a hard time of it. Wil- liams got off on the longest run of the year for the Tigers, 82 yards with an intercepted pass. Consolidated 41g Lott 0 The weak Lions provided easy victims for the Tigers, although their passing attack was dampened by a hard driving rain, the Tigers had little trouble, with Leighton and Dowell scoring twice, and Williams and Hildebrand one apiece. Consolidated 40 Bremond 6 Before a capacity homecoming crowd the Tigers rolled to their fourth straight district win Williams Dowell and Leighton paced the victory going over for two markers apiece Nlagee completed 9 of 12 passes for 231 yards and his best record of the season Consolidated Calvert 13 The Trojans smashed the Tiger S title hopes scoring twice in the first half Williams went over for the single Tiger score The Consolidated eleven was plagued by bad breaks driving in Scoring T U P -X 'I Dowell ll illian s l eighton ones Burchard Pxchards Dudley Hildebrand 1 side the Calvert 20 five times, and being halted four times. .' ' .. . .. . '. T.P. 1 , 10 21 81 ' .L 10 60 - - ' 6 36 ,l ' 2 12 ' 2 12 C S . 2 12 ' 1 6 ' 6