Ball High School - Purple Quill Yearbook (Galveston, TX)

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FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Quintanilla, J. Collier, Cochrane, Vaiani, A. Nelson, J. C. Jones, Lowth. Second Row: Reasonover, J. L. Jones, Prestidge, A. Norris, D. A. Clements, R. Hem- pel, G. Dayhoff, Lamey. Third Row: Dolierty, Kleiniann, R. Smith, Odom, VVerner, Rosenberg, N. Beveridge. Focg-PDALL T The Golclen Tornadoes opened their l9-Hi grid season with a spec- tacular 20-0 win over the Stephen F. Austin Mustangs. Exhibiting a fine running attack, the Tors piled up ll total of 281' yards rushing and passing. The Tornadoes tallied in each of the first three periods. while the line. backed by heads-up play, held the .Xustin boys to a total of 86 yards gained. The left side of Balls line-Bob Hempel, Alfred Nelson, and C. I. Lowthigaye the Austin ground game plenty of trouble. The Austin band and drill team put on a colorful exhibition during the half. Displaying a smashing running attack, the Ball High Golden Tor- nadoes scored at will to rack up their second victory of the season by swamping the Sam Houston ,Tigers of Houston 47 to 0 before 5,000 fans at School Park. The Ball High boys scored in every quar- ter of a game in which the entire Ball High team of 35 players saw action, including Thomas Sullivan. The Tors piled up 17 first downs to total 39? yards of passing and rushing while the Tigers were able to gain only 36. Ball High smashed the South Park Greenies to win its first district 92 Ct fmtinued on Page U63