Brandywine High School - Azurean Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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Prowler NEWARK 26 - BRANDYWINE 7 Brandywine for the second week in a row played on a rain-soaked field in its clash with a powerful Newark High School team. The Yellow-iackets took an early lead, which they held throughout the game. Brandywine came to life in the last quarter, scored a touchdown, and passed for the extra point. The final score was 26-7. CONRAD 12 - BRANDYWINE 0 In Brandywine's fourth Blue Hen Conference clash, the Bulldogsnwere handed their third successive defeat. Con- rad High's Redskins tallied two second period touch- downs, while Brandywine remained scoreless at the half. The Redskin squad managed to hold their lead, though Brandywine twice posed a scoring threat, once coming within two yards of the goal. The final score for Brandy- wine's seventh game was 12-O. WM. PENN 9 - BRANDYWINE 12 The Bulldogs encountered the Colonials of William Penn in their fifth Conference contest. The Colonials took a 9-0 lead in the first quarter by scoring a TD, PAT, and safety. Brandywine tallied two TDs in the second and fourth quarters, while preventing the William Penn ag- gregation from adding to their early total. The final score was Brandywine 12 -- William Penn 9. MT. PLEASANT 38 - BRANDYWINE 7 Brandywine wrapped up ifs 1959 football season by opposing a very powerful undefeated Mount Pleasant team. The Knights lead throughout the fray by scoring in each quarter, while holding back the Bulldogs. Even though little chance of winning the game remained, the Brandywine squad came to life in the final quarter by scoring a TD and PAT. BULLDOGS THIRD In its first year of full varsity football competition, Brandywine accumulated a 5-4 overall record. Of the nine games played in the 1959 season, six were Blue Hen Conference contests. Many powerful and long es- tablished teams fell victims to the fast-moving Brandy- wine football squad. The team' ranked third in the Con- ference by amassing a fine 3-3 record. The Bulldogs are puppies no more! Above: Caught? Below: Free ball Above: Dig! Below: Preliminaries

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