Marlin High School - Viesca Yearbook (Marlin, TX)

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ENDING ON A WINNING NOTE B Team Connally 0-Mar. 8 LaVega 6-Mar. 28 Mexia 16-Mar. 18 Moore 14-Mar. 14 -,f Midway 24-Mar. O - Ak 6 'I ,xii Connally O-Mar. 16 il X 'I A LaVega O-Mar. 48 Moore CCancelj Mexia QCancelj Midway 6-Mar. 6 Points: Opponents: 56 Marlin: 138 Record: 6-1-1 Teams of Marlin High Freshman Connally 32-Mar. 12 LaVega O-Mar. 16 Mexia 6-Mar. 30 Tennyson 14-Mar. 14 Midway 42-Mar. 12 Connally 22-Mar. 22 LaVega 0-Mar. 30 Mexia-Marlin-rainout Tennyson 14-Mar. 8 Midway 48-Mar. 14 Points: Opponents: 178 Marlin: 158 Record: 3-4-2 Marlin Invades Ennis In past years, Marlin had never beaten Ennis. And it seemed that it was all they could do just to keep it close. This time it was to be different. Fruidenberg and the offense burned up yardage and scored on a 25 yd. pass to Shorter. PAT. wasn't good and when Ennis scored, they lead 7-6. Coffer kicked a 25 yard field goal, and the dogs lead at the halfby the score of 17-7 after Fruidenberg dived over for a score. Ennis scored twice to the dogs' once in the second half, but, they held on for the win. 23-20. . 1? ar :Z 1 sq AH' n. - ,. as -, .. ,.,, sg --534 - ., -, - Mtv ll I - .s. Bulldogs Lynch Lancaster This was to be the last game of the season for the dogs. It would tell the players if they had had a successful season or not. Fruidenberg handed the ball to jones early in the game. Later he scored from eight yds. out and then again from two yards. Then Fruidenberg turned to his receivers. He hit White on short pass for another score. Jones pushed his way over for the dogs' final score from six yards. Lancaster made one score and made che score sound a little better. Marlin won 26 to 7.

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0 EOFT OIT 'TBADI Dogs Bomb the Blackcats Last year Marlin was put to shame at their homecoming by jeff-Moore. This year was a different story. The 18 senior Bulldogs were honorary captains. Fruidenberg passed to his receivers and gave the ball to jones who ran for a touchdown from 12 yds. Then Shorter re- ceived a 10-yard pass good for the T.D. and later scored on a 38-yard pass which ended the scoring of the game. Since this was the last Homecoming forthe seniors, the game was dedicated to them with the score of 24 to O over the Mexia Blackcats. S 1 1 1 . f , , -: . ,M it .f FM W, it -ff f .gf-fs - n o K 5 af , 1, 1 3 im A 1:11. , A - - . 3 ' 1 f A ,Q 'mu . . . a- ,. ff . - H: 'af .,,,,gr4a5bQ A -f 1 ,, .Vt f N ,..,,,, .M , :K . ,fl .fav ,MV r'-11 A K , . -- M N ff, ,,,, away ' ,W H ,V - .fi :fff??f A V if 4 -- 'C wf,:,:.s 1-garage , , fy W .' -W --we-' aff9.g,w f Q73 1372 ' 'T 32 L ,V H WM . L ' Cade ts Conquer Marlin Even though the Bulldogs beat the Blackcats at Home- coming, it meant nothing to the Cadets. The Dogs jumped out into the lead on a blocked punt by Laven- ton. It didn't last long because Connally scored twice to Marlin's once. The score was 12-6 at the half. The second half was the Cadet's before the Dogs could score on a pass from Fruidenberg to White. In the end, Marlin came up short by 10 points. The final score was 22 to 12. nfl , ,,,-1

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