Miami Jackson High School - Old Hickory Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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R. 5llll'Tllt'4'l, bl. jolinson, Nl, Sliariholtz, lf. llobfn . . , , , if mxl, li. VK 1+1vL ls, K. Nlurphy, X. l,ll!'l'l:ll, I, Urs n. is. ii.,1i1iW1t-. In the second game with Ponce, the jacksoi warriors were again winners. with a score of 6-O. The victory over Ponce was followefl by the defeat of Miami Beach, 9-7. This game, which clinched the I.ittle Three Championship, was won by a blocked punt in the closing minutes of the game. Th: Generals reached the peak of their season by defeating the powerful Ft. Lauderdale team with a one-sided score of 20-6. this being the iirst time the Broward team had bowed to Jackson. This game made our record 4 wins to 3 losses for the Generals. Now comes the sore spot in the Jackson season. Miami Edison literally wa ked over the Generals, who scored the hrst and their only touchdown early in the game. Edison

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Football Name jack Vi ood Bob Stlel Bill Crocker Is II5 Nloore Bob VR arden Hugh Carrier john Ixavanaugh Clifton Clark john Roberts Steadman Parker Bill 'Stewart Gene Marlier Billy Orr jimmy Orr Bud Carrero jimmy Weeks Ed Roberts Norman Henderson Phil L apman -4 W I osltion XX eight 9 a 5 S I R t 1 :1rr IJ Y lx 1 nits N nc r 1 1711 1 C r N 1 0111 R0 t 1ntot 11 Its S Sttuart lVl1r1 r B lillftllliilll Ihzri Rofu VVoods B 1 1 o r lll 1 Lo 1 1111 21 'tn No! ln lvtain 1 ll 111 D 111 Pri Name Position Weight Xrchle Orr Vincent De Napoli a Claude Tanner Bob Davis Reggie Schilling Dicl' Murray Andrew jackson opened its football sea- son by defeating Ponce de Leon 13-6. Next they m't Miami High and were set d0w1 with a score of Z5-6. As usual, the Generals held the Stingarees rather well until th- latter part of the game, when the power of the Blue and Gold proved too great for our plucky team. After losing to West Palm Beach 7-6 the Generals vsere on the small end of a 7-6 score losing to Lake Worth.

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L'oat'lies Richard lirtllity, t'Iiai-lt-s iXlt'kll'2lt'lia'Il, Ralph Pond 1 L' '. made 5 touchdowns and added two extra points. The sad news was 32-7. The last game of the season was a defeat at the hands of West Palm Beach, the score 6-O. The 1942 season ended with 4 victories and 5 defeats. We They 13 Ponce de Leon 7 6 Miami Hi. Z5 6 West Palm lleach 7 6 Lake Worth 7 6 Ponce de Leon O 9 Miami Ileach 7 Z0 Ft. Lauderdale 6 7 lidison High 32 0 West Palm lleach 6 The Cheer Leading Squad is an organ- ization that has done much to establish good school spirit and cooperation at foot- 2b ball games. Their aims are to cheer the gallant football boys on to victory: to in- still school spirit: and to represent the rchool to the best of their ability. They train the future cheerleaders and practice yells throughout the summer. When school is in session they practice at least three times a week, so that their precision will be perfect for the pep meetings and foot- ball games. The Andrew Jackson squad is the only entirely feminine contingent of cheerleaders in Miami. Bob XX'artlcn, Co-L'aptain of the football squad. Wi' ZZJ-J