Greenleaf Academy - Amicus Yearbook (Greenleaf, ID)

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F 0 O T B A L L G. Comfort and Fitch CManagersJ,'Cox, Clark, Beebe CCaptainl,D Emi'-'Y Fivecoat, D. Lamm CManager5,Coach Fodge, Tish iManagerL Front roww C. Comfort, Robertson CCo-captainD,Fodge, P. Lamm, Weber Not pictured- Back row- Ralphs, D. Emmy Oct. Dct. Oct. Nov. Nov. FOOTBALL SCH DULE 8 Greenleaf 22 Greenleaf 27 Greenleaf 5 Greenleaf 11 Greenleaf St. Teresa Cascade St. Teresa Nampa Nazarene St. Teresa

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XS ll Back Row - Frank Fivecoat, Orville Winters, Jack Delamarter, Phil Lamm, Don Emry, Coach Fodge. Front Row - Gene Comfort, Carroll Comfort, Ralph Beebe, Glen Tish, Dean Robertson, Secretary. Not Pictured - Duane Emry, President.

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FOOTBALL Aj! v 'i Greenleaf Academy ended its first season of six- 1 - man football with a record of no wins and five losses. Q 4 To be expected the team was very light and inexperien- - ced The starting line average was about 150 pounds Q with the backfield averaging 14-2. Several of the boys who were interested gave S5 or S10 each and several . fy li V X , .. l 1 -V I V re L' 2 - 'f contributions came from the men in the community. . This money was used to buy reconditioned football suits. . These suits arrived just one week before the season 1 opened. ' X i ' ., After one week of practice the team went to Boise - where they played a close game losing to St. Theresa lf ly, Academy, 20-12. Outstanding play of the game was when .V -5 Don Emry ran around left end for a 60-yard touchdown. 45 The peak of the season came whenthe Academy, . V despite various injuries, held the powerful Cascade High '.ftNbx? y School team to a one-point lead at the end of the third I' , quarter. Cascade went on to win 27-12. gxifx f ,ffl sgexztx 9 The fourth game was played at Greenleaf with the nl' NampaNazarenesTrojans invading the Grizzly den. The Nazarene Academy was favored by 4-O points 011 the comparative scores. However, they had to fight hard ' to win 32-13. This game featured the hard blocking and E , S good line plunging of Frank Fivecoat and the good pas- X sing ofPaul Ralphs. Outstanding play was a 70-yard run by Don Emry. Another stand-out play was a pass zf. -f thrown 40-yards through the air by Paul Ralphs and XX x caught on the goal line byNewton Cox for a touchdown. f All things considered the Academy had a good foot- ball season. Although there were no outstanding stars A Don Emry s broken field running Frank Fivecoat s 1 blocking Paul Ralph s passing Duane Fodge s tackling p and Ralph Beebe s-hard hitting plays as quarter-back were some of the highlights of the team s playlng at EJAAMMICUS Ori? e . gagg vig Y 5 X ,gy X A u ,W gf' g 'A r Q