Malvern High School - Mirror Yearbook (Malvern, AR)

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by big Kelly Register, highlighted the game, which ended in a final score of 19-0, chalking up a second victory for the Leopards. 'The rugged Camden Panthers proved a little tougher to handle, and it was here that the Leopards were forced to yield their undefeated title, for the Panthers scored twice in' the final period, making the final score read 13-0. Calvin Vaughan made a spectacular 68-yard touchdown run in the third Bill Boyle r Left Guard Left End Rlghf Halfbfwk Jerry C013 Elwood Elklf1S Ee Xa W X B X X is X Q X EE XX X A S f 2 X it 5 NX R 'N i i Q is X t il, , ,Q Q . , ff gb? ' X . 55 :xl Qg ift ., 'lf ii . t I M fi , X X Q up Q, X E -L A XXXX -X .-- N ' lx 9 .., s ' N f vig it t O' X L x Q . if .1 X - i. - sX -L fs 2 E ' Wi Pk . ' rrrt X ' -X We Q 1 1 t V XSS Q . gc r i si f e S 'X si? X - f .: X z K S S ,.,. - 1 WW - rig E1d0H Embrey Bill Green Herbert Griffin Quarterback Center Left Tackle quarter of the Morrilton game to take the spotlight and in- sure the Leopards' victory over the Devil-Dogs. Both teams were forced to take to the air through most of the

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Rockets was constantly threatening, but with quarterbacks Nichols and Embrey on their toes, the Leopards pulled through the attack on top. The Bauxite game, which was originally scheduled, was called off by mutual consent of the coaches, because of heavy rains. The Leopards turned their seventh game into their fifth victory when they defeated the Gurdon Go-Devils 20-6. Most of the yardage was gained on the ground, as the Leopards racked up a series of 1-108 for their first touchdown. A blocked Gurdon punt and an interception were responsible for the other 'scores. Noice Morris T Durell Nichols A, B, Patrick Right Tackle Quarterback Right Guard NN ' 1 1 as . ff' M 4 James Rosewell Joe Singleton Jerry Sullivan Right Halfback Right End Quarterback In winning their Homecom- ing game with Fordyce, the Leopards switched operations, slightly, to make the last score. This time Eason passed to Bengoa, for. 20 yards, and Bengoa raced 40 yards to Score. Bengoa's. run-around and his pass to Eason account-