Douglas MacArthur High School - Brahma Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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e f Indians Tanglc With Mac 542' ' wi lVIac's battling Brahmas bowed to the Harlandale Indians 14 to 20 in one of t fiercest efforts of the season at North East Stadium, Octoberll. The Indians scor 551 first on the fourth play after the opening kickoff, but not to be discouraged Brahmas surged back and in II plays were in a position to score. Halfback, Iv Estes took a pitch out and shot around the left end to paydirt. F orney's conversi was good to tally the score 7 to 6. The Mac defense, sparked by hard charging Larry Mangold, held the Indi till late in the second quarter. Indian quarter-back, John Kardow successfully Kent Roberts with the first touchdown pass, bringing the score to 12 to 7 at end of the first half. The Brahmas wasted no time in the second half kickoff. Driving 67 yards, Brahmas scored again on a 28 yard pass to 'Stough with Forney splitting the rights making the tally 14 to 12. The Brahmas controlled the ball until late in the game when Kardow again c nected another scoring pass, then the extra points, bringing the final score to to 14-. v 1 John Ziller Tackle 921 I o I if Mike Wilgen moves in to stop the hard charging Indian. Two Brahmas take a Harlandale Indian by surprise as they halt him on the 45 yard line.

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Owls Beat Brahmas The Highland Owls tangled October 26 at Alamo Stadium with the MacArthur Brahmas. The game proved to be one of the wettest of the season. The slippery pigskin was an im- portant factor of the game. The Brahmas were the first to draw blood in the game, with a field goal from the 15. But after the first quarter Highlands dominated the game, even though the Bulls recovered two of Highlands fumbles in Owl territory and had a chance for another field goal, which went wide. The Owls Austin-Travis Home Temple Away Corpus Christi Carroll Away Seguin Away Harlandale Home Highlands Away Jefferson Home Edison Home Alamo Heights Away Lee Home at District Games settled down in the second quarter to raise the tally 14-3. At the second half kickoff Hermon Miller slipped through the Brahmas defense and was on his way 65 yards to paydirt. The conversion failed and the score was 20-3. After the Brahmas fumbled again the Owls raced 73 yards to the Promised Land. Hill and Armstrong combined to make the score 35-3 in the final minutes of the game. 14-14- 12-25 19-0 '14--20 Q' 3-35 '13-6 '15-14 4' 7-8 '12-50 14--6