McCollum High School - Wrangler Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Cowboys Squeek Post Cots Robert BMTOWS, senior Jackie Belt, senior Tony Capps, junior 2 year letterman , .,q g gym -rf ,.,.. ' or frr I? WWF? Mark Dossett, senior Pat Felux, sophomore Ernest Haiek, sophomore McCollum opened District 29- AAAA play with a hard fought 18-6 win over the stubborn South San An- tonio Bobcats. The Bobcats grabbed an early 3-0 lead before senior tail- back Mike Aduddell scored the first of his two touchdowns. In the third quarter South San tied the score but Aduddell then scored his second touchdown giving McCollum a 12-6 lead. Minutes later, speedster Gary Miller came off the bench cold and put the game on ice with a 54 yard scoring run. Aduddell was the leading rusher with 203 yards rushing on 39 carries. A South San Bobcat finds the going rough as two Cowboy tacklers close in for the stop Cowboys won18-6.

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Cowboys Produce Impressive High hopes of a district cham- pionship were shattered quickly as Sam Houston and its fired up defense rapped the Cowpokes 270. It was McCollum's first district loss while Sam Houston remained unde- feated. A goal line stand by the Cherokee defense from inside the one yard line kept the Cowboys off the scoreboard as they trailed at the halfway mark 14-0. In the second half, the Cherokees picked up more momentum as they scored twice more off a sagging Cowboy defense. Sam Houston rolled up 315 yards total yards on offense while yield- ing 175 yards to McCollum. The Sam Houston game was the first game in which the Cowboys failed to get on the scoreboard. . G me 1 me ' L M 1.. trasrwowf RiCha1'd 0Sb01'1'1C, jUf1i01' Dale Skinner, senior ws, sf' Kenneth Shannon, senior Joe Stair, junior A last minute pep talk is in session as the Cowboys prepare to do battle against a district opponent at Memorial Stadium. McCollum finished with a 3-1 district slate. l l l l l 1 1 1 l l l l l l