Ballinger High School - Paw Prints Yearbook (Ballinger, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

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Becaube of then wholcluefnned loyalty to Ballmgel schools and because of the hlgh btdndalds and Ideals whlch thew Strew m then aesoclatumc and m then' llves We the staff dedlcate thlg 1942 PAW PRINTS to M1 Felton Wrlght and Mr Waymon Wllson L-NTLR TO LE-AQN .y, GO FORTH TO feqve- MOMEMMQNG CQTTAQE fTAD1UM ENTQANCE New eLemeNAQy. BAND HALL . TTY 7Ir'f'f - -, . -3.4 - ,,- - v saw., 4 ' J - f'l ' . I x,. .'. Q. A A ,X.f ffftff ' i -' If 4- Q-.. A',,g4 4 QQ -. . 5 - -M.. ,M K . f BLOCKING- QECODXDE- wk. ADlVIINIfTQA,T :ON OARD OF TRUSTEES CLeft to r1ghtD Alex McGregor, BUSIDO s Manager, George Clements Ass1stant Sec retary T W Agnew Henry Doss 0 C Sykes President Denny Secretary O J Garber J n Dankworth V106 Pres1dent 4:45 Dear Students lhe general response of the students of lalllnger High School thls year has been most gratifying Your 1nterest 1D things worthwhile and your cooperation 1n the promo- tion of the 1nterest of the eatin group justify lavish praise has been a genu1ne pleasure to b associated wlth so fine a group of young ladies and gentlemen lhough we see all about us the shadows thrown by towering threats a s1lver lining that will offer un told opportunities to those of your generation who make adequate prep aration, labor unceasingly, and place proper emphasis on those more noble virtues lay the best of this world' goods be yours as you deserve than Haw Q fi' x 3 'K x .wa ' lil 3 . . ' S n , ' - A 3 . . Q 3 . . , g B. W. , Q , , . - . , , , . . , . . , . F1 7 . A-X, A ' J I ' xr' 4 V . . . ll V, .I ' - . ,A -,. 4- if Y' Q' ri k in 'K ', .vt-I , ,Pa . W, 'E' . ef o g of international outlawry there is ek . 9' . J iff' , . ' if A , ' vat swam t'faiegn , , . , . H-, , ,, -.'- Q ,',, ' .wi fi Dear rr1enm e tue te cxer one txat at bOUbtlme dU11Hg your gn school 1 ie we xave g1V9H you the tru nlng 1ece axy to enwhlc you J future c tfzenb o 1uorove worlu concI to b lng about clo er t ou 'mc coooerltlon between txe CIUTL me ome, ind t Wu t t1t1on e tate us tve e tor 9 wre the ver, folnea t oz 3111 1 of any lq t Hf clvnli t on ,gel 1nL 1 fr end f a If 441 tze tucext uiy uacx of you down t rouvx the yelr reap your gust ze' rc yo me t txen ncere1y you1 VR I. 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X R ' V SYLVIA BORDERS Baseball 39 fff1 ' :Wa 1 ' EUGENE SUTPHEN Senior Class President Band 39-41 Cue 5 Curtain 39-41 Paw Prints Newspaper RUBY ALVAREZ Bearcatettes 40-41 Choral Club 39-41 Homemaking Club 40-41 Baseball 39 LLOYD BELL Football 39-41 Basketball 39 Tennis 39 Q0 IORRIS NUNLEY Senior Class Vice-President Football 41 Newspaper Track 39-41 Tennis 39-41 PAUL BEARD, JR. Band 39-41 Shutterbugs NELDA BILBRY Bearcatettes Vice-President Homemaking Club Choral Club 40 CL-A550 f 4 2 me .4 . JOCEILE COFFHAN Senior Class Secretary Cue h Curtain Newspaper DOROTHY BEDDO Bearcatettes 40-41 Homemaking Club 40-41 GRACE BONDURANT Latin Club 40-41 Bearcatettes 41 Paw Prints 40-41 Homemaking Club 39 ' Volley Ball IARY BOWEN 40 Bearcatettes Spelling 41 40-41 Homemaking Club 40-41 JANE CHEATHAH Football Sweetheart 39 JOE CHILDERF Band 39 Track 41 Bearcatettes Choral Club Cue 5 Curtain 40-41 BILLIE CUNNIFF Choral Club 40-41 39-41 H RBERT DEAN Cue h Curtain F, F, A, 40-41 40-41 Tennis 40-41 Newspaper 39-40 LOUISE BROOKSHIER Bearcatettes 39-41 Choral Club 40-41 GLADYS COLLINS Holemaking 39 Choral Club 39 Cue h Curtain 40-41 Bearcatettes 40 PATRICIA D088 Choral Club 39-41 Holemaking Club 40-41 Honemaking Delegate 40 -'C , , . I . I ,V ,Y 1 BILLIE DUKE Bearcatettes 40-41 IARY FERGUSON Choral Club 39-41 Bearcatettes 40-41 Homemaking Club 41 NORMA GREEN Bearcatettes Shutterbugs Band 41 Homemaking Club 39 Latin Club 4 Q , IX: MARY DUKE Bearcatettes 40 Band 41 Spanish Club 39-40 DORTHY FLINT Homemaking Club 39-41 Tennis 41 Volley Ball Tri-G Club RUBY HALFHANN Homemaking Club 40-41 Tri-G Club BOBBY FARIER F. F. A. 40-41 Spanish Club 40 JAMES FOWLER F. F. A. 39-41 JEREENE HELIIG Baseball 39 Typing 39 Newspaper s' 'v M' d ,- 4' fl 1 HENRY HENKELL '9 -8 ' DORIS HILL Choral Club 3 39-40 Homemaking I' Club 41 N ALBINA HOLIK Bearcatettes Choral Club JULIUS HOLUBEC 39-41 ' F. F. A. 39-41 Homelaking JULIE HOLUBEC Club 39 Homelaking Spelling 41 Club 40-41 Choral Club 39-40 BILLIE HOWELL Cue L Curtain 40-41 FERBIA JAI S Shutterbugs Homemaking Club 39-41 Newspaper 41 F. F. A. Queen Baseball 39 Spanish Club 40 DUANE JENKINS Typing 41 Tennis 41 Paw Prints 40-41 VIRGINIA JONES Band 39-41 Cue Q Curtain 40-41 .I Shutterbugs 41 Newspaper 41 FRANCIS LONG Homemaking 41 M. G. JUSTICE Tennis 39 BRUCE KENNEDY F. F. A. 39-41 Historian 40 Secretary 41 Y PATRICIA LAWRENCE EDA DELL LISSO Homemaking Club President 40 EUGENE LOIKA Debating 39 Band 40-41 Spanish Club 41 Cue 8 Curtain 41 MILDRED LOWRY Bearcatettes 39-41 Homemaking 41 Baseball 39 CLARA BETH LYNN Cue 8 Curtain 40-41 Choral Club 39-41 Paw Prints 40 Latin Club O-f N 40-41 OAAS3 5 QF Debating 39 .4 P Q D GLEN HCFARLAND F. F. A. 39-41 Secretary 40 ARHOUR MCGREGOR Treasurer 41 Band 39-41 Ci?Qqg NNW Football 41 Cue k Curtain ORIT Track 41 40-41 F. F. A 40 Newspaper Sweetheart 40-41 Band Secretary 40-41 EARL IADDUX Track 41 RAYHOND IALISH Tennis 40-41 PATRICK IAPES Football 40 AILEEN HATHIS Bearcatettes 39-41 Spelling 41 JEAN IAPES Choral Cludhgfb 39-40 Bearcatettes 39-41 Band 41 1 Honemaking 39-41 JACK IATHIS HILDRED HASSEY Bearcatettes 40-41 H omemd Hhgvwvua K W Club 41 Baseball 39 ROBBIE MIXSON Bearcatettes 40-41 Homemaking Club 41 Choral Club 39-40 Volley Ball 39 LAWRENCE MORRISON Football 39-41 F. F. A. 41 Track 40-41 Basketball 39 MARGIE MUNCY Bearcatettes 40-41 Volley Ball 40-41 Spanish Club Homemaking Club K. V. NORTHINGTON Band 39-41 JEWEL ONEAL Bearcatettes 40-4l Homemakiug Club 39-4l LAURA MOELLER Homemaking Club 39-40 Volley Ball Baseball 39 VIRGINIA NANCE Bearcatettes 39-41 Homemaking Club Newspaper Paw Prints 40-41 Choral Club ELVA OWEN Bearcatettes 39-41 Homemaking Club 39-41 I ,lf-lllnlnllll Q. -Q s 1 . CL-ASS J T O. L. PARISH Paw Prints Editor 41 THELHA PUSTKA Bearcatettes 40-41 Choral Club 40-41 ' Homemaking Club 40-41 JAIEES SCHOTT Choral Club Tennis 41 Debating 41 EDNA JO POE Bearcatettes 39-41 TOI YE PRATT Homemaking ' Bearcatettes Club 39-41 39-41 Homenaking Club 39 IARTHA JO REESE Band 39-40 Homenaking ANN ROGGE Club 39-40 Band 40-41 Cue 8 Curtain 40-41 Newspaper 39 ,fldfdfg 174543.11 SIDNEY ROGGE Band 40-41 Cue 8 Curtain BOGGS RYAN 40-41 Shutterbugs Tennis 40-41 'O I . - 1 FLOYD URBANTKE Shutterbugs IBENE WILSON Choral Club 39-41 Bearcatettes 39-40 Homemaking NELSON SEIPP ESTHER SIMECEK Bearcatettes 39-41 Choral Club 39-41 Homemaking Club 40-41 AUDREY SMITH Choral Club JAMES SHILLER Shutterbugs Band 40-41 DIAIN SIMPSON Tennis 40 39-41 ARCHIE THOIAS Homemaking Band 39-41 Club 40-41 Bearcatettes 40-41 - r ' I W. J. WADDELL Club 41 JUNE WOOD Choral Club 39-40 Bearcatettes 40-41 Homemaking Club 39-41 LEADERS RAY WOOD Football 39-41 Track 39-41 ll u LEO SIDES Football 40 FRANCES SMITH CLAUDE THOMPSON F. F. A. 40-41 Reporter 41 Band 40-41 NAIE Alvarez Beard Beddo Bell Bllbrey Bondurant Borders Bowen Brookshier Cheatham Childers Coffman Coll1ns Cunniff Dean Doss Duke B Duke H Farmer Ferguson Flint Fowler Green Halfmann Helwig Henkell Hill Hill Holik Holubec Holubec Howell James Jenkins Jones Justice Kennedy Lawrence Lisso Loikl Long ANSWERS Ruby Paul Dot Keeze Flame Sylvia Sister WIBSIE Jane Joe Coffman Skeeter Billie Boonle Shorty Pinky Duck Boots Janey Dot James Norma Ruby Bug Henry Glad Doris Rosy Julius Julie Bill Ferbia Duane Virginia Elo Bruce Pat Eddie Gene Frances TO SENIOR STATISTICS FAVORITE PASTIIE Riding Hunting Swimming Sparking Dancing Reading Collecting Poetry Taking Pictures Reading Parties lr1t1ng Poems E Love Letters Dancing Reading Dancing Huntlng Dancing Dancing MUSIC Swimming Studying Tennis Fishlng Danclng Horseback Rlding louthing Reading Poetry Horseback Ridlng Dancing Reading Talk1ng Travel Tennis Reading CENSORED Feeding Hogs Dancing Horseback Riding Fishing Reading AHBITION Graduate Chemical Engineer Secretary Graduate Housewife Secretary Accountant Better Plctures L1brar1an Laboratory Technlcian Love Expert None Secretary Nurse Avlator lusic Nurse Teach Av1ator Teach Nurse Rancher Graduate Bookkeeper Singer Ditch Digger Interior Decorator Graduate Nurse Graduate Housewife Designer Secretary Radio Engineer Secretary Aviator Raise Livestock Actress Spanish Translator Doctor Nurse THE! 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EJ xi N!! 4. v nv Q' , ,W ,14 'ii' Letter Men Clyde Harville James Morris Chester Caffey Glen McFarland Morris Nunley Bobbie Nunley James Striplin Lawrence Morrison ' 'Albert Routh Ernie McWilliams I QE .' '51,7 'g-1.51 'fmn egagg 'rQ5f like 'i :mfjir , , ll li . ll W M r .Q .erv 1. ' ':. :' - 'l B' 3 .'4J 1 :ff ,. . ff 'ity ,rEigar, dx' - .1 lfvihlh T e ' B if 1 I. 259' , . if .' H X Q V A ---.--ee -'-. - ..... -on-' ' T ,fl A k V Bearcats and Loraine Play 0-0 Tic in Opening Game The Bearcats in their opening Football game of the season with the Loraine Bulldogs finished in a scoreless tie. The Bearcat line showed plenty of power and did fine work during the entire game. Striplin and Routh flashed in the backfield and rolled up ll first downs and five times carried the ball to within scoring dis- tance but lacked the final punch to put it across. The Bearcats rolled up 178 yards gained on running plays and 59 from passing to 3 first downs for the visitors who had 60 yards times during downs within the Bearcats gained on running plays and passing. Three the game the Bearcats lost the ball on their five-yard line. Twice fumbles cost the ball and a chance to score. Loraine provided excellent defense play, especially on passes but showed little offense. The Bearcat line was largely responsible for their small gains with the entire seven men turning in a nice job. The Bearcats entered the game with three letter backs on the bench. Bearcats Take Cross Plains 19-O This was the first conference game of the season for both teams. The Buffaloes received, and their first two plays gained about forty yards, but on the third down Batts covered a fumble and then the Bearcats went over in the next few plays. Striplin scored the touch- down, then kicked the extra point. The Bearcats were in a passing mood and Batts, Harville, Nunley, Routh and Wilson received many passes. In the Second Quarter Wright went over for the second touchdown, then kicked, but the extra point failed. About two minutes before the half, lorrison yards respectively. Half. In the last Nunley intercepted yard line where on made two runs good for 35 and 15 luch passing was done in the Second minutes of the third quarter lorris a pass and ran it back to the five- the next play Striplln went over. Neither team got close to a touchdown in the fourth quarter. Woods and leldon Buxkenper looked good in the 1ine,and set the Cross Plains backs for losses with their fast charges. Richards, Batts, and lciilliams also looked good on the line. Bobby Hunley and Caffey looked fairly good at center: also the regular center Glenn lcrarland Kwho was out because of a rib injury! looked good in the time he played. Bob Wright was back in action and looked good on running and blocking. nl.. 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K Y J Lawrence Morrlson, Bac 1 eaxaat S a n dln The Bearcats mlght have had htctlc orc h1oa for a week sore th101tS that p th lrom worllng ou u tonlfht they were a 1 5 an L should be W311OP1HQ Eden Hlgh School a ala l0 B oLtf1t 05 G the flxst qlaxtcr Stxxwlln and Routh tie blb bull ol ball lug 1 1U strlllng dlstanee OITISOH was ent nto 'C ant n 1 he second play ent h cl tl W gl the l the flr t scoxe 1 plln 1 cc 70 n thc Q o d quarter alter some flne Inns hy Routh St 1 l n the hall laded and thrcw a beautllnl pass to Batt n the end YOHL fox the econd score of the pant the thlrd perlod Strlplln dld some HlL9 rnnnlnx ann after the Oarrylnf to the GADICI zone MOTTISOH stxunn flve tlmes 1n YHPI6 successmon to tale .hc uall ac oss me dlrt fo the thlrd marler A short txne later Fourth e 1od Eden taztcd P8SS1Hg and Glenn xnc ea r1t center g1arJct m fader to 1 e de l ne ann the help oi omg flue h1OC7lH, 1 fox the last tonrhdown of the wall QCOILG stand for Eden and f om lUDHlH, game The Bra macc xxicen down to thren 1 hlb adv1nta 4 ard alned both anc c Bea eat Btat Ba rd Bears James Str1p11n B J? .- Ur' K David Batts, End fa in yfp . 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' 0, Yi .an.!!..'La. fur 5 Bearcats Roll Over Mozelle 52 0 The Bearcats took a smashlng vlctory over lozelle SCOT1ng 5' po1nts on the Hoze le team The Mustangs recexved 1nd punted aftel thlec unsuccessful plays Then those boys started a dlll that ended in the first touch down Agaxn 1D the f11 t quarter when thc Bearcats took thc ball, 1t was toucldown bound In the first part of thc game the play1ng was good After tke flrst few points were scored the Bearcats seemed t lac off This seemed to be unusual for thls team That Must spirit, on the contrary seemed to be hlgh throughout 1't ame Despite the fact that they were out classed and etlnd about 45 points 1D the last quarter they showed tial old fighting sp1r1t we all l1ke to see 1n a football ant Wright contlnued to do the pass1ng and kick1ng L oyd Bell, p1ay1ng the flrst game of the season d1d some nxce running from the ta1lback pos1t1on Bearcats Drop banta Anna 47 7 Scored on for the f1xst t1me th1s season, the Bearcats nevertheless hung up dHOthL1 D1strict 8 A title by beat1ng Santa Anna 47 7 The game was played on a muddy field There was no score du11ng the entire first quarter In the second period the Beartats bcg1n the move with a passing comb1nat1on of Bob Wrlght to Lloyd Bell This combi ation hung up three quick scores Wright made a fifth yard run for a score and a f1ve yard lunge for another The ent1re line played a 1106 game The other counts of the game were made by Routh and Wilson In two plays Routh carr1ed the ma1l 50 yards for his score of the game. Wilson went over from the A yard l1ne, The Bearcat goal had never been ser1ously threatened by the lountaineers, but the lone Santa Anna score was spectacular enough to offset much of the rest of the game from their viewpoint. This was tlc f1rst team to score on the Bearcats. The line of Butts, Harv1l1e, Buxkemper, lcFar1and, Richards, and Woods kept the Santa Anna boys behind their own scr1mmage line most of the game. Wright played an out standing game. Bell, Wilson, and Routh did some fine work in the backfield. The game was slow in the first period, as both teams got the feel of the soggy field, but with the opening of the second period the Bearcats opened up with plenty of power and did not let up until the game was col lete. -an NQ Qi C2 lb Rlchards, Tackle Albert mourn, awk 1 - UQ ,gy e I- it -,g A . I 0' I. i zme lclillilhs, mu-a ww I J ' 1 Q X Q r' w, . if gh! J l 1 1 i v U 4 I 1' IN x . '. . ' ' . 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C Q V x A ii sw g' ' Foy Wilson, Back x.. f Bobby Nunley, Back WN' aes Garland Dankworth, Back I 5 1 BEARCATS BEAT BRADY JINX TO DEFEAT BULLDOGS 19-0 After losing to the Brady Bulldogs for five years, the Bearcats got sweet revenge when they won 19-0 from the Bulldogs on their own field. The Bearcats in- vaded Brady for the annual game and long before game time all the stands on the Bearcat side of the field were filled with fans. The first half was a see-saw affair with no scores on either side by the Bearcats holding a 5 to 2 decision in first downs. Costly fumbles repeatedly stopped the Bearcat drives and it was not until the second half that the local boys got underway and began their offense that brought home a victory. Soon after the second half opened Bell inter cepted a Brady pass on his own 20 and returned to mid-field. On the next play Striplin passed to Bell for five yards and then connected with Batts for a ten yard pass and Batts shook loose from one tackler and raced to the three yard line. Wright hit the center of the line for one yard and Striplin went A off tackle on the next play for the first touchdown of the game. Wright's kick was good and the score was 7-0. Brady received the kickoff but could go no place and kicked to the Bearcat 41-yard line. Striplin passed to Bell for nineteen yards and a first down, then took a try at the line which netted 6 yards, passed to Harville for 5 and another first down and connected with Harville for another pass behind the Brady safety and Harville went over stand- ing up for the counter. Wrightfs kick was wide and the score was 13 to O. Taking the ball on the 50- yard line Striplin and Bell sparked the offense that accounted for the final score of the game. In this drive there was excellent team play and beautiful blocking to take the ball down the field. Striplin went into the line for two yards and then circled the end for 10 yards and a first down. Wright al- most got into the clear on the next play and got enough yardage for another first down. He came out with 8 through the line and Bell slid through the line for a five and another first down. On the next play the Bearcats drew a 15-yard penalty for holding but Striplin passed to Bell for fifteen. He passed another to Bell for nine and Bell hit the line for one and a first down. On the next play Bell went around his own right end for a score behind beauti- ful blocking. lright's kick was low and the scoring for the evening was over with the score 19 to zero. The offensive was not the whole show during the evening. The Bearcat line was fighting from the first whistle to the lastg they stopped Brady backs for only three first downs during the game. lhen Brady passed or kicked, the line was rushing in so fast that this part of the game was not effective. I nf' K 1 x -Hia. ' LAl..i.1J , ...an -f sa-uf-111. d '- - - Bearcats Conquer Coleman 21-0 The Bearcat machine practically cinched the district 8-A title Tuesday afternoon when they crushed the Coleman eleven, 21-O. A holiday crowd of 5,000 witnessed the seventh Bearcat victory of the season on Armistice day. The Bearcats had the edge on the Bluecats the en- tire first half although no score was made. The Bearcats made two stabs in the Coleman territory, both times get- ting close to pay dirt, and both times the ball was called back because of fifteen yard penalties. In the first period Striplin threw a 14-yard pass to Bell, who ran 2l yards to be downed on the goal line. The ball was called back and the Bearcats penalized fifteen yards for pushing. In the second quarter, a pass to Harville from Striplin netted thirty yards and put the ball on the Coleman ten. Again the ball was called back on a fifteen yard penalty. The Bearcats threatened other times in the first half but never got over. The first tally of the game came to- ward the middle of the third period. Striplin carried from the 42 to the 22. Striplin passed to Bell for eight. And then it was Striplin over tackle for thirteen, put- ting make the ball on the one yard line. lorrison cane to a powerful plunge to put it over. Striplin kicked the point. And quick in succession Bell scored and Wright scored making the score at the end 21 to zero. Bearcats Claw Blizzards 40-0 Playing in a chilling northeast wind, the Ballinger Bearcats swept through the Winters Blizzards, 40 to zero, in the annual Runnels County classic. The win also gave Ballinger undisputed championship of District 8-A. Not once throughout the game did Winters threaten to score on the county seat lads, nor did they seem able to stop the onslaught of Coach Felton Wright's best clicking la- chine since 1929, if not its equal. Led by Bell, elu- sive half, the Bearcats scored almost at will against the Blizzards and allowed them to obtain only one first down. The first counter was made by Bell who went 21 yards for the score. Bell scored in the second quarter when he went 55 yards for the touchdown. Striplin con- nected with Harville, Batts, and Bell for three more scores. The final counter cane near the end of the game when lcW1llians caught a bad return punt on Winters' 25-yard line and dashed to the one yard line. Bell smashed through the line for the goal. Bell's place- kick was wide. The final score was 40 to 0. , t .V - as ' , J.. Glenn McFarland, Center ,d A ,K 1' 'el ' ' X1 I' f. Janes lorris, End li. elm, !!?YU19p' 1 3 s M' A 7 A ' ' P ',,2'5x 1 K . I ,gulf I Steve Bryan, Guard ,,, HQ its Y . Q- 5 X?rll, CE-13 Vai H l Chester Caffey, End ..,,,7,v Bearcats Clout Kermit 52-6 The Bearcats, led by the fast clicking passing of James Striplin, knocked off Kermit in a non-conference scoring spree 52 to 6. First score came early with the Bearcats taking over on a Kermit fourth-down fumble 33 yards from the goal, driving to one first down then Striplin passing to Harville in the end zone for the counter. Bell intercepted a pass and went 26 yards to score. The kick was good and the score was 13-O, Batts made the third score on a pass from Striplin. For the fourth tally Bell went 55-yards to paydirt. Bell went 25 yards on an intercepted pass for the fifth. Two passes from Striplin to Bell counted for two more touchdowns. For the last count of the game Bell went eighty yards for the score. Good blocking that left the entire opposition on the ground was the main feature of the Bearcat attack. Every man on the squad saw action. Bearcats Claw Over Monahans 33-7 A machine-like Bearcat S-A gridiron dreadnaught, using a spinner play, a passing attack and a deadly defense, rolled over Monahans' Green Wave, 33-7. The Bearcats started scoring midway in the first period when James Striplin passed to Bell for a touchdown after the Bearcats had arrived on the two yard line. The Bearcats next tally came in explosive fashion. Bell cut over left tackle, jitterbugged toward the right and ran to the nine yard line. After gain on a left end run, Strip1in's pass was On the next play Striplin gained revenge by a pass and going for a touchdown. His kick and the score was 13 to 0. Two plays after a 2-yard intercepted. intercepting was good the kick- off lonahans scored and the half ended 13 to 7. The Bearcats uncorked a scoring play again in the third quarter when Bell cut over right tackle and end from the one yard line. McWilliams set up the score by intercepting a pass and carrying it to the Green Wave 20. Bell picked up three yards, and on a spinner play went to the six. Again Bell carried, gained to the three, and then he carried to the one yard line. On the next play, Bell scored. Strip1in's kick was good. In the fourth quarter the Bearcats intercepted a pass. A few plays later Bell scored. The last score was made by Wright who went over from the 10. The whole Bearcat line of Batts, Harville, Weldon Buxkemper, Bob Richards, Ray Woods, and lclilliams, and lcFarland showed a lot of defense and offense. l 'O U, i A -, SN. ' as A Q5-tp. ., i- .wx 'L 4 .. .. 5, . - . A . ,, 4 , nh' , v 'finwwnhhi Y BEARCATS TAKE REGION 2 CHAMPIONSHIP The Bearcats won their final triumph by defeating the Brownfield Cubs 13 to O on December 12, 1941. This victory gave the Bearcats the region two, class A football championship and ended their season with a record unmarred by defeat. During the first period Bell, Ballinger's widely heralded backfield ace, hob- bled to the bench with a twisted knee. Shortly after, the Bearcats crowded Brownfield back to its own eight yard line and took possession there when Brownfield fumbled. One touchdown dash was called back from offside, a pass was incomplete, and then Striplin raced around left end behind devastating interference for the initial score of the game. His point try was wide, and that was all the scoring until the fourth quarter, when another fumble gave Ballinger possession deep in Brownfield territory. Fullback Bob Wright covered it on the 25, and from there it was five plays to a touchdown. Wright and Striplin pushed to a first down on the eleven, and from there Striplin lobbed the ball into the end zone. Harville was waiting. All alone, and the Bearcats had another touchdown. Striplin kicked the point, and the score was 13-0. Credit for the victory must go largely to the hard-charging Bal- linger line, which never allowed Brownfield to score Heading the Bearcat charges were Tackle Weldon Bux kemper, Harville, Guards Ray Wood and Zane McWilliams and Bob Wright Brownfield tool over after the initial touchdown and drove sixty yards to Just inside the Bearcat 20 before yielding the ball on downs The remainder of the first half was occupied with a punting battle in which neither team ever owned the ball past the other' 40 yard line A pass interception by Lewis on the first series of downs in the second half set up the only other Brownfield scoring threat He gathered in one of Striplin tosses on his own 45 and raced it back to the Bearcat 34 Soon after, he got away on a 15 yard trip to the nine yard line But four plays cou1dn't gain an inch, and the Bearcats took over With a stiff breeze, Striplin gained 20 yards on the kick exchange, and this ended Brownfield's last threat Only a few plays before the game's end, another Brownfield fumble gave the ball to the Bearcats in scoring territory, but the Cubs held on downs Striplin, kicking half the time against a stiff breeze, turned in a remarkable 34 yard average, and many of his punts came Just right to snap the Cubs best chances to initiate a touchdown drive The entire Bearcat team turned in an outstanding performance This was the last game under the RED AND BLACK for lorris Nunle , Lloyd Bell, Ray Wood, Glen lcFar1and, and Ernie lcWi1 inns 47511 Lloyd Bell, Back Jerome Buxkemper, Guard . c . 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