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20 THE CHALK LINE 1936 jfresfjman Class OFFICERS President - Dan Brainard Vice-President Josephine Wagner Secretary-Treasurer - Charles Clark
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1936 THE CHALK LINE 19 opfjomore Class OFFICERS -Paul Kilday Vice-President Virginia Spears Secretary-Treasurer Kyle Dyer
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1936 THE CHALK LINE 21 jFoottnill Coach Gene McMurray’s Buccaneers had a highly successful season in 1935, winning five out of eight games and placing second in the Smoky Mountain Conference. They won over Lees-McRae, Western Carolina Teachers, Tusculum, Appalachian Teachers,, and their tradi¬ tional rivals Milligan. The team dropped games to Carson-Newman, Cumberland; and Maryville. The team reported for practice on September 16. Returning lettermen included Co-cap- tains Taylor and Wayman, Anderson; Congdon; Boyer; LucaS; Bowman; Sabin; Shields, Burle¬ son, Jamison, and Graves. There was also a large group of capable reserves from the 1934 squad and a fair amount of freshman material. On October 12 the Buccaneers opened the season at home by beating Lees-McRae 19 to 0. The game featured long touchdown sprints by Anderson and Boyer and brilliant line play by Congdon, Parsley, and Jones, In the second contest of the year the Bucs struck a snag in the Carson-Newman Eagles. The Bucs, handicapped by having played only one game before meeting the strong Eagles, were unable to get going. They showed defensive strength by holding the Eagles scoreless in the second half. The game ended 12 to 0. In the third game the Bucs defeated the Western Carolina Teachers, 13 to 0. In the first quarter, Bowman, former lineman drafted into the backfield, broke away for a 50-yard touch¬ down dash. Lucas scored for the Teachers again early in the second quarter after a sustained drive from midfield. In the first half the Bucs showed determined blocking and tackling. On Home-coming day, October 26, the Teachers decisively defeated the Tusculum Pioneers 19 to 6. All three of the Bucs 5 touchdowns came in the first half. Boyer accounted for two tallies, one coming as a result of an eighty-yard return of a punt with beautiful blocking by Peters. Lloyd Thornton scored the third marker on a quarterback sneak. Sabin, Clark, and Congdon were outstanding in the line. On November 2 the Buccaneers won a bitter struggle from Boone Teachers 19 to 12. Continued on page forty-five
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