Camden Military Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Camden, SC)

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BARNETT WILSON End Carlisle This was the sweetest victory for the Spartans. Late in the second quarter Howdy McTeer found running room off left tackle and raced 36 yards for the score. After an unsuccessful try for the point, the Spartans led 6-0. Early in the second half fullback Tommy Griffiths, led by a host of block- ers, sprinted 65 yards for the touchdown. The offensive play was led by Tommy Griffiths and Howdy McTeer, while Joe Napolitano and Charles Fulgieri starred for the defense. The services of end Frank Rountree were lost for the season due to a shoulder injury. The Spartans gained 270 yards rushing while the passing attack accounted for 84. Final score.....13-0. Barnwell This was our first game of the season while Barnwell had gained experience through two previous games. Barnwell’s 13 points came in the first half. The Spartans defense, led by Allan Gardner and Bill Bailey, held Barnwell scoreless during the second half. Offensive play for the Spartans was led by tailback Stoney Miller. Final score.0-13. % STONEY MILLER Tailback

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1961 Spartans Captain Bullard and our hard-working managers, (Less “Bullet”) Co-Captains Charlie Fulgieri and Tommy Timberlake

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FOOTBALL Charlotte Catholic 3 The defeat of Charlotte Catholic gave the Spartans their second consecutive victory. Fullback Tommy Griffiths accounted for four of the Spartans touchdowns on runs of 13,27,28, and 85 yards. Howard McTeer and Stony Miller brought in the other two touchdowns. Stoney Miller, Howdy McTeer and Tommy Eller are credited with the extra points. Kirt Thomas o n accompanied by George Raynovic led the offense line, while Allan Gardner and Barnett Wil- son starred for the defense, Joe Napolitano received a knee in- jury during the game. JUNIOR TURNER Tailback GEORGE RAYNOVIC Tackle Honea Path 0-19 The Honea Path Stingers handed the Spartans its second defeat of the sea- son. Honea Path had one of the best teams in the state in their class. Honea Path scored their touchdowns in the first three periods of the ball game. Allan Gardner led the defense by re- covering two fumbles.