Emory and Henry College - Sphinx Yearbook (Emory, VA)

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All-State Team-Halfback Second Team Mefhodisf All-American Williamson Little All-American honorable mention-back EARL HAWKINS Burton plunget over for the Wasps' lone score against the Eagles EMORY 7 CARSON NEWMAN 7 After a week's rest the Wasps entertained the Carson-Newman Eagles in Bristol and played to a 7-7 deadlock in what turned out to be another defensive battle. Emory took the opening kickoff and marched 70 yards for C. A. Burton's touchdown and Bobby Magill's extra point. It looked like victory in the making, until—on the first play from scrimmage the Eagles’ Jimmy Ray Carter broke through the Wasp secondary and raced 70 yards for the touchdown and an extra point which tied the score. 76

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1962 SEASON RECORD Emory and Henry . . . 6: Emory and Henry . . . 7; Emory and Henry . . . 38: Emory and Henry . . . 14: Emory and Henry . . . 20: Emory and Henry 47: Emory and Henry . . . 21: Emory and Henry . . . 13: Emory and Henry . . . 26: Appalachian State . . 3 Carson-Newman .... 7 Washington Lee . . 33 Maryville................7 Hampden - Sydney ... 0 West Virginia Tech 20 Western Carolina ... 9 Concord..................0 Guilford................13 DON RHEA EMORY 6 APPALACHIAN 3 Rain and more rain. That was the picture as ten bus-loads of Emoryites travelled to Boone to see their Wasps kick off another season by defeating heavily favored Appalachian State 6-3. After playing a bruising defensive game the first half, the Wasps fumbled to set up Appy State's field goal with only seconds left in the half. After inter mission the Mountaineers fumbled on their own 13. and a third down pass from Earl Hawkins to Bobby Magill put the Wasps out in front—for good. UN PARRISH Hughes chases an Appy Stale pass recoiver out of bounds after an incomplete pass 75

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Hrtwlint drop» ball in ond lone «fter makinq on of hi» touchdown» nqaintt the Genera' RON FOWLER JOHN FREEMAN EMORY 38 W L 33 The highly rated Washington and Lee Generals from Lexington breezed into Emory on Homecoming day with a 21-game unbeaten streak and a string of press clippings proclaiming them as the small- college powerhouse of the state. They had just about everyone con vinced mid-way the third period as they ran up a seemingly insur- mountable 33 to 14 bulge. Everyone, that is. except the Wasps. Bending their backs to the task, the Blue and Gold came roaring back with a vengeance. Playing like a team possessed, they ran roughshod over the shocked Generals and. moments before the fiinal gun. pushed across the winning touchdown to post a spine-tingling 38 to 33 victory. The final twenty-three minutes saw the Wasps put to a task and come out on top. They took the kick-off following W L's third tally of the second half and drove to the four-yard line. There. Hawkins came charging through again for the score and threw to Bill Munsey for the PAT. This made the score 33-22. W L. Curt Campbell intercepted a pass on the General 28. and two plays later Hawkins went over right tackle 26 yards for the score. Bobby Magill threw to Lin Parrish for the score and W L's lead was cut to 33-30. After W L was stopped on the Wasp 27. Emory marched to the winning score with Hawkins going over on fourth and inches. He threw to Hite for the PAT and the clincher to a sweet 38-33 victory. 77