American High School - Anahuac Yearbook (Mexico City, Mexico)

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7 s ,,,f a, '- ' 1 5 an .X , . Wm, L 'End Bob Feldmann C861 bobbles Chambless Wingback Dave Marshall i461 sideswipes Tech halfback aerial. for small yardaoe. ed, Technologico Tres was not at all both- ered and materialized two serious threats. one of which ended on the Bear five yard line. A staunch Bear goal line stand, aided by the sloshy field conditions, preserved the AHS six point victory margin. is ' I 1 ,f 4 . .A'h,'!f Q5 il :' . - ..- -,gug-V1v4. L r-f r' ,ig.,3-.3-.':?-+f- ..,,'l2 ,5, 1-- , - K. AV- - ' Mpeg. q:,,,,,,. , , 6 lt's a little late fellows, comments fullback Sabin U21 as his long yardage is nullified by a clipping penalty. 1- A 'f x Q' . '- '- H T . ffm i K 'Q' T w, ,I 4 ,.. . 1 ' ' ,Wi 2 'l 45 up 1 a s 1'1f,,, End Al Allphin i841 prepares to cut off at T' 113 Tech 3 quarterback on attempted option run. F irr ?f Q 4 A ' '? fm' N A 2, - D' ', . 1 lf ask., x ' Ty TECH 5 o 0 o o o ig - EP- r r A. H. S. 6 0 0 0 6 A f -M - -.,r, On a quarterback sneak, Uhambless plunges through a hole made by Walsh i561 and Patuel 1601. Ancira l71 moves up from safety position to slide Tech halfback into the fourth quarter loblolly and save the AHS victory. 269 ,-Q

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BEARS TRIP TECH 3 6-0 Sabin recovers his own fumble on AHS 47 yard line for , a five yard pick-up. Halfback Kennedy i221 side steps Tech tackler as he scrambles 22 yards to set up the only AHS score. 1 l X- 555, i 'K' 'A Q if f I lv 'Liu Vg l f, 3' Al' 1 M. - ., A ,yri W , fr if W K-f QW-Y 1-212 ffflli.. 'Sf .Q M... -, QQ3,5,,5qfg,'',,fit....13,5g,f.-,,fa,1i3?bZW?.t is -. A... .. .Fair.5.i 'W,.:v'.-Q QMS Q -rf. , ..g2f.f'-si'g5.wywc.a7Wk3E2', 1,5,,ff.' , 49' , ywgyps na, .3.,ggf3,5,,'frXggEvsQ5?.Q5m r T A we-in T. refines- .m...m1.., Outnumbered Bear linebacker Ron Spjut i481 slows Tech Q ball carrier while Sands i641 turns in for the kill. T 268 Marshall 1461 hog-ties Tech fullback on sweep. The Bears began their first Varsity foot- ball season, after a long absence of nine years, with a 6-0 victory over Tecnologico Tres on Friday afternoon, August 25. The deciding factor in the Bears' vic- tory was their rock hard defense. From the opening kick off Tecnologico Tres went absolutely nowhere, and the Bears took over at the opponents' 40 yard line. On four quick plays, aided by halfback Mark Kennedy's 22 yard burst, the Bears were in the end zone. Quarterback Eddie Cham- bless plunged over from the one yard line for a Bear six-pointer. The conversion at- tempt failed and thus concluded all the scoring for the day. The Bear offense lost its momentum and could not muster another successful drive, partially due to fumbles and inter- cepted passes which stifled any sustained movement. On the other hand, Technolo- gico Tres' offense was completely dominat- ed by the merciless Bear line. A fourth period downpour seemed to liven the action, at least for the spectators. Although all Bear offensives were quench- Bears penetrate Tech line to throw the backfield for a three yard loss.

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