Orrville High School - Orrbit Yearbook (Orrville, AL)

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SEASON'S RECORD Orrville O Demopolis O Q Orrville 19 Camden 7 Q , Orrville 35 Linden O Orrville 28 McKenzie O Orrville 47 Dixons Mills O Orrville 6 Perry County 6 Orrville 20 Pine Hill 6 ag Orrville 26 Hayneviiie 7 Q N or-1-ville 2 M.M.1. B 33 T26 Orrville Isabella f -ey E2 san, f' 'WV R s AJ' ffjgy! In an 6 ORRVILLE--DEMOPOLIS Time ran out on a battered and bruised Orrville eleven when the final whistle caught them on their opponents' 2 yard line, first down and goal to go. The contest ended Orrville O Demopolis O. It was a hard fought, uphill and downhill battle as Demopolis presented a sturdy, hard-charging line and Orrville displayed a courageous defense during the first half. Most of this part of the game was played in Orr- ville's territory. In the second half Winton Wise's boys made one threat after another un- til the whistle ended the game. Capt. Glova Bridges was the most outstanding player with his hard tack- ling and pass defense. Joe Knight and Ralph Walker were outstanding in the line. Demopolis gained 110 yards rushing, completed 2 passes for 52 yards and made lO first downs. The fans saw two evenly matched teams that night. ORRVILLE--CAMDEN Coach Wise's Torrents reached into the fire and pulled out a l9-7 vic- tory over Connie McKelvie's Camden Tigers Sept. 24 after trailing 7-6 at the halftime. Orrville took a 6-O lead early in the first quarter on a pass from Bridges to Kelly. The try for the point failed. Camden scored in the second quarter on a 60-yard drive and made the ex- tra point. The halftime score: Camden 7, Orrville 6. The break came early in the third quarter Punt and Oliver scooped up the ball and ran Torrents' 12th point. Knight's conversion was good. Bridges again broke the ice and Camden's back when he threw another pass to Kelly for a touchdown. Late in the last quarter, Kelly intercepted a Camden ariel and raced 80 when E. P. Massey blocked a the remaining yards for the yards. This score was called back on a penalty. Outstanding for Orrville were Edwards, Walker, and Davis. ' ea