Jacksonville High School - Red Devil Yearbook (Jacksonville, AR)

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A Red Devil tries to block a Helena punt. Devils defeat Helena ' for first win Jacksonville shut out Helena 21-0. In the first quarter jacksonville scored their first touchdown in the game. The Red Devils' defense blocked a pimt and set up a three yard run. Their next score came from a run up the mid- dle on the one yard line. The finishing touches were put on by a three yard scoring run. The final score was 21-0. The Red Devils played their next game against Mills. The first half ended in a 7-7 tie. In the second half jacksonville went on a 21 point scoring spree. The final score was jacksonville 28-Mills 7. sports-101

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100-sports Devils face Sylvan Hills and Hot Springs in first two games The Red Devils' opener this year was against Sylvan Hills. The Red Devils outplayed the Bears everywhere except on the scoreboard. The clock ran out before the Devils could try a field goal from the eight yard line. The final score was 0-0. For their next game the Devils played Hot Springs at home. The Trojans capitalized on eight Devil fumbles. jacksonville's only score came when Ray Cardwell took a hand off from the Trojan's quarterback and ran 95 yards for a touchdown. The final score was 21-7. The Devils' record fell to 0-1-1. Above: Coach Reed directs the Devils' offense against Sylvan Hills. Up- per right: Larry Hollingsworth fades back to pass to an open receiver. Opposite: The referee signals a touchdown for the Red Devils against Helena. The game was a victory 21-0.

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Jacksonville bows to Texarkana 24-O J. H. S. Devils defend against Texarkana, The jacksonville Red Devils traveled to Texarkana on October 4, I974, to meet the AAA Central co-leaders and defending state champions. Coach Reed started senior Tommy Tompkins at quar- terback in place ofthe injured Larry Hollingsworth. The Red Devils lost to Texarkana with a score of 24 to 0, leav- ing the Razorbacks 2-2-1 for the year and eliminating the Red Devils from contention in the AAA central stand- ings. V 5 Randy Fielder heads for an outside hole 102-sports