Munday High School - Mogul Yearbook (Munday, TX)

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SUMMARY OF FOOTBALL SEASON 1947 The '47 season opened September 12 with Coleman and the score was in favor of Coleman, 13-6. It was a hard-fought game with the Moguls keeping the Bluecats on their toes. September 19 the Seymour Panthers came here happy and left sad. The Moguls downed them 18 to 0 for the second year. September 26, Munday journeyed to Rule to win a non-conference game 24 to 0. The following week, October 3, the Moguls again left home to go to Throckmorton to see-saw back and forth with every minute a thrill. When the gun sounded the end of the game, the Moguls were behind two points and down in the enemies territory. The score 26-24. October 10, after a long ride to Anson the Moguls seemed unable to get started. All through the game the Moguls seemed powerless except for spurts of power that didn't last. We were tromped 37-0. On October 17, the Moguls met the Haskell Indians in the usual rough game. We took them 27-12. The following week the Stamford Bulldogs visited Munday. In a game in Which the Moguls didn't get started until the last minute Stamford won 19-14. All of Munday's scores were, made in the last 4 minutes o.f the game. October 31, Munday romped Hamlin on her own field 47-6 and again the next week, November 7, Spur was defeated 34-0 here. The last game of the season was played on November 14 with Albany. It was Munday's game 20-6. Munday placed fourth in district ll-A and got 5 men on the A11- district teams: Montgomery and Haynie, lst team, Bouldin and Swain 2nd team, and .Toe Yarbrough made 3rd team. Munday will lose - Swain, Montgomery, Haynie, Bouldin, Moore, Yarbrough, Brown, Baker, Ford, and Reynolds. SUMMARY OF BASKETBALL SEASON 1947 The '47 Basketball season ended with the Moguls winning' 18 out of 21 games. They scored 691 points to their opponents 489 points. The cage letter men are: Montgomery, Haynie, Swain, Morrow, and Moore. Members of the B team who received letters are, S. Ponder, D. Ponder, D.. Scott, D. Evans, J'. Howeth, B. Gray, I. Stevens, Tidwell and D. Haynie. I

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5s 4 Toni Yarbrough A 3 letter senior who held down his guard position with force Jackie Moore A 3 letter senior who has mane all-district teams during his career. He's a fighting tackle. Clifton Swain All-district and a plenty good charging fullback. He's a 4 letter senior. Jesse Smith A new boy this year who showed lots of spirit. Will prove valu- able next year. - Billy Bouldin 4 letter senior who held the Q. B. slot and made all-district last year. Lloyd Haynie That other all-district end who pulled passes out of the air and was tops as defensive man. Delbert Montgomery Made all-district lst team this year for his outstanding play- ing at his left end spot. Durwood Scott Was a big asset this year at his tackle spot and his ability will make him a main-stay next year.