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- DEKALB - The Tigers got off to a roaring start in district play by demolishing the defending champion Bears. After a sluggish first half L-K racked up three touchdowns enroute to their first victory over Dekalb in four years. As Season Wears On. 'ny. 'i!fn.Q1' 1 Tiger defense showsjubilation after halting Hughes Springs inches short of a crucial first down. fi 4,14 If D. .Iiles eyes his prey while shaking off a would-be blocker. - PITTSBURG a L-K went into the game knowing it would be a tough one, and indeed it was. Going into the dressing room at the half down I6-7, things looked pretty bleak. But the Tigers came out the 3rd quarter a different team and ended up taking home a sweet 21-16 victory. E. Vise shows off new blocking technique while J. Greer looks for a hole.
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Offense Star-+s To Jell -WHITE OAK! ln a relatively close contest, the Tigers finally managed to conquer their first AA opponents. This was the first of eight games in which the Tiger offense produced three or more touchdowns. R. Charleston and D. Ayers turn a razzle dazzle reverse into a five-yard Atlanta loss. With B. Vise holding, K. Cur- rie attempts a three pointer against charging Roughnecks from White Oak. - QUITMAN - In their final non-district encounter, 5x the Tigers combined a stingy defense and an explosive offense to completely shut out the highly- touted Bulldogs 21-0. K. Currie is swarmed while punting from his own end zone. 81
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Tiger Dominance Begins To Show as .M '32 ' QQ .14 J j Q . . 'xv :if T TA .. f.. K 4 . f-W - W' 'iw 1' . I . ! ,, .. M W .1 . ,y .4 . Y we ' an K. Currie and M. Davis make a Brahma runner pay the price after a gain of less than a yard. - HUGHES SPRINGS - Before a record Homecoming crowd of 3500 people the Tigers challenged the undefeated Mustangs for the dis- trict lead. Like lightning, the Tigers struck on only the second play from scrimmage with a 49-yard t.d. strike from B. Vise to C. Gardner. From there they coasted on to a convinc- ing 21-6 win. B. Vise gets set to pull the trigger before an on-rushing Mustang defense. if fsjiwi .. a... fv'K-' - e . f N , f--. s -.R . f .f .f... ..-M. L. X .Q .xg-,w,e.x., wwta Mis. L4in3lEe'f5? ' ' 4-'ra' M - HOOKS e By now it was obvious that mighty I.-K was a team to be reckoned with. As further evidence of this. the Tigers went out in their final home game of the season and ammassed over 400 yards on offense while holding the speedy Hornets to barely l00. L. Young snags his first t.d. pass of the year to give the Tigers a 6-0 lead over Atlanta.
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