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

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Kennedy 1221 causes Bear havoc as he scores the tying six points. With momentum, the Bears drove 80 yards in the fourth quarter for the determin- ing touchdown. Chambless connected on a 34 yard aerial to Bob Feldmann, and fullback Sabin climaxed the drive with a two yard plunge. Chambless passed to Marshall for the conversion, and the AHS walked away with a 16-6 victory. l 1, ...N ,t,c T ' at l. Q A -gf 4. 1 Qs i .i .xr p gig? 'rp f '1y , 1 -' V1 , 's,g.1ff- Fullback Ron Spjut 1481 two-steps while waiting for tackle Bill Wichtrich 1731 to take out Titanes' obstacles. A. H. S. Feldmann 1861 nabs a short pass and out- distances the Titanes for a 34 yard gain. TITANES06006 008816 Fullback Sabin 1121 is smothered after a plunge for short yardage through the middle. Chambless 1111 runs the option as Kennedy 1221 opens the way. '39 Sabin 1121 takes hand off and lines up behind blockers Kennedy 1221, Scown 1631, and Patuel 1601. Gehle 1781 opens a hole for Sabin 1121 who deposits the ball on the five yard line. 271

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TEPEYAC HAU TS BEARS 32-0 4 - EX Barns- U- u , 'Y r S A . i X . '+ Q l ff, , I W, .1 Y' Q elf A ' Thirty yard Chambless Iob slips through FeIdmann's l86l 1 N1 arms. Uwhtlcw, . , f ' 5 1 N Y. . 'D' .l.Q1' ' ' ' Y FT 4 M321 1. K , .1 , 2 e SR: - - T sf .. 8 - 3: '56, '- lf' 5 i i UZ V 'ity' a I l- Y , V . in Kennedy i221 looks for running room in tight Tepeyac line. If-1 S78' X his '......!,, . sway, W I . 0- sb' , 5 f l'1'-f' it -ew:-if I 5 ckle Bill Gehle i781 lunges for Tepeyac carrier while Spjut 1481 puts on the for short yardage. I After a slow first half, Colegio Tepeyac lcame back strong in the second to pound, lout a 32-0 victory over the AHS Bears on fSaturday morning, September 9. The Bears' excellent defense held the lhighly touted Tepeyac offence scoreless ,in the first quarter. Unfortunately the ,Bears had little reserve, and the defense lbegan to wear out. The Tepeyac Friars abruptly scored in the beginning of the second quarter with their patented 40 yard punt return that left the Bear offense dumb- founded. The conversion attempt failed but the Friars had drawn first blood. A few minutes later halfback Andres de Wit dove over for the second Tepeyac six- pointer, climaxing a 43 yard drive. Again fthe conversion failed and Tepeyac led at l l l l l l i l l l l l l half time 12-0. On the first play of the second half, quarterback Chambless was thrown for a 23 yard loss and fumbled the ball. Imme- diately Tepeyac capitalized with a touch- down and a two-pointer, and the Bears found themselves with a 20 point deficit. To their credit, the AHS did not roll over and die at that stage. However, they were too worn out to keep up the contest. Tepeyac's fourth touchdown came after an 80 yard drive, climaxed by De Leo's 22 yard jaunt. Once again the extra point try failed. Anciraulil is bottled up at the line of scrimmage for ihe hero of the day, our punter, Hermann H0 QBII1- l Davo 1881. 272