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

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EMORY WESTERN CAROLINA 21 9 Bobby Magill led the Wasps to a 21-9 victory over the Western Carolina Catamounts. Magill scored the Wasps' first touchdown on a beautiful twenty-eight yard pass from quarterback Jimmy Hughes. His extra point made it 7-0, Emory. The Catamounts' drive stalled as they settled for an 11-yard field goal to make it 7 to 3. Emory's second score was on a pass from Earl Hawkins to Pete Tosh for four yards. The final score was an eight-yard pass from Hughes to Magill. Hawkin's run for the PAT made it 21-3 as Coach Ramsey emptied the bench. Emory defenders clot In os Cot halfback stumbles WALTER HITE WAYLAND OVERSTREET C. A. BURTON CURT CAMPBELL JACK THOMAS Spacial Mention Williamson 1962 Little All-American—Tackle Honorable Mention All-State Honorable Mention All-State—Back Honorable Mention All-State—Guard 81

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BILL BRYANT DAVE 8URTON JOE GARRETT 47 TECH 20 The Wasps won their third Homecoming game of the season with a six-touchdown barrage to whip the Golden Bears 47-20. West Virginia Tech scored first to take a 7-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. Earl Hawkins then started the show rolling, scoring from four yards out. Curt Campbell gave Emory a 13-7 halftime lead when he intercepted a stray pass and rambled 72 yards to score. C. A. Burton scored on a five-yard plunge. Gary Arnold on a 19-yard pass from Craig Barbrow. Bill Munsey on a 20-yard pass from Hughes, and Bill Bolling on an eight-yard run. which completed the Wasps' scoring. Third Team LITTLE ALL-AMERICAN—Guard All-State Team—Guard Honorable Mention Williarr.ion 1962 Little All-American EMORY W. VA. Hughci throwi complete to Hawkini to tot up a touchdown at Tech 80

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Munsoy grab Emory’» first touchdown pass despite the effort» of Concord'» Don Yonh. Hughes oyot Concord defender a» he dances for a Wasp gain. EMORY 13 CONCORD 0 Emory's last home game saw the Wasps defeat once- beaten Concord 13-0. Earl Hawkins. C. A. Burton. Bobby Magill, and Gary Arnold were the big men in the Wasps' seventh victory. The Emory scores came on a ten-yard roll-out pass from quarterback Jimmy Hughes to end Bill Munsey and an end sweep by Hawkins for seven yards.