Bridge City High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Bridge City, TX)

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Scoring early in the first quarter, the Cards were never headed as they breezed to an easy 32-0 opening game victory over the Jacksonville Indians. The Cards took on Class AAAA Port Neches-Groves as their second opponent. In a hard-fought defensive struggle the big- ger Indians came out on top, 14-6, but only after a Cardinal drive to the 8-yard line in the closing seconds of play was thwarted by a key PN C pass interception. Defensive end DOUG SCHELL C705 corrals a speedy PN-G' ' b d h 1 d f back on an end sweep as JOE LANGSTON Ql0j comes up not su S1 e even In t e C Osmg sewn S O to assist. the go 86

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The Robust Faces The football field at night is a lonely place now. No people, no noise. But no one will ever forget this year's season, a season of miraculous achievements. People will remember the pre-district games, the thriller with Orange, the sweep through district, and the West Orange game when the district championship rested on one play. Fans will recall the playoff games as a new adventure: The romp over Conroe, the cliff-hanger with San Marcos, and the heartbreaking loss to Brownwood in the finals. So it is with every sport, as people relive exciting moments again and again. There is a reason why those events are recalled by so many over the years: They have a quality called competition which is the essence of all SPORTS. 3 of PCRTS

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First Two Games WESLEY FAIRCLOTI-11751 clears out one PN-G defender as he attempts to spring MIKE JAYNES loose on a fullback trap. On the first play of the PN-G game, STEVE WORSTERQSOJ skirts right end for 15 yards and a first down, leav- ing a wake of would- be tacklers behind him. With JOHNNY MILLER Q14j holding, CHARLES JOHANSSON f2lj attempts to make the score 7-0 in an extra point effort after the Cards first touchdown against Jacksonville in the opening game of the season.