Ozark Wesleyan College - Ashlar Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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wdgagwdgag 95W-HR Sami-g0 x PARSONS JUNIOR COLLEGE H Although the Lions displayed an even better game than the week before.. Parsons won 6-0. Twice the Lions made a stand under the shadow of their goal. and twice Parsons failed to put it over. In the last quarter the Lions. taking the ball on their own nine yard line. carried it down the muddy field without a fumble and without once losing it. On the eight yard line the ball was lost on a pass over the goal line. Peebles starred in this attack. NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA JUNIOR COLLEGE In the driving rain. the Lions for the third straight game outplayed their oppo- nents. making 14-3 fitst downs and gaining three times the distance. but losing 6-0 when Miami blocked a punt on the 30 yard line and recovered behind the goal line. MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY A forty yard pass. Gibbons to Ragland. paved the way for the victory of O. VV. C.. the score being 7-0. Lewis carried the ball over for the only touchdown of the game. ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN -i I The Lions held these strong opponents to an 18-0 score. Our team was made against a University team. The defeat was a moral victory. NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA JUNIOR COLLEGE The Lions gained sweet revenge against the Miami Miners by giving them a 13-6 trouncing. The first score came when Bolin blocked a punt and Ragland recovered to run for a touchdown. Miami tied the score on a forward pass. In the third quarter a 27-yard pass to McWilliams put the ball in scoring distance and Roberts carried it over. J SOUTHWEST BAPTIST COLLEGE ' In the last game of the season. the Lions ran rough shod over Bolivar. trimming them 55-0 and scoring almost at will. Touchdowns were made by Roberts. two: Ragland. Gibbons. Campbell, Nilson. Cummins and Stucltey. one each. In this game Max Rag- land's arm was broken. He was the outstanding star of the game. page ninety-six Wasggacgwsjsegmgjag gsslsazesg gewgwrejssfgwgsqfgmgj.

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tg, Egtgewnaqhmensgs asmaa aaeewwweegwedwi q7ze Captain of tihe team for 1925 was G. Edward Knightq 'Playing 3 Quafa Posi' tion. To say that he was a capable leader who used his head at all times is to put it i .il mildly. A Q Ar the close of the season, Gtis McG,aughey, end and back, a triple-threat man par 1 excellence was chosen as leader for the season of 1926. 86? , gl fuzz following men received letters and sweaters: X G, Edward Knight, fc, Right Guard if fQtis McGaughey, Captain-Elect. Left End and Baclifield 5 Max Ragland, Left End Q ' lgl li? iMose McWilliams. Left Tackle lil WLT' I Harry McBaim Left Guard i ll Roscoe Boli-n. Center 'E lKeithell Jacksons Center 1 A? l'Larry Roberts, Right Tackle .ni l Hugh Bandy, Right Tackle N 'Earl Nilsen. Right Emi ' Seth Gibbons, Quarter Bacli Ance1iLewis, Right Half l 'Thurston Cummins, Full Baclr A Charles Cummings, Left Half cg iiaiiy stiiclii-sy, Left Half L U 43975 Gly page ninety-eight is is 4? -is U' si U 'V 5 ir ip 1,35 44 i s A L liz Y T T lgl if tw i W W dl? 9 J 1 lil i iff U 4:5 WT' skip is cs: ighwdgigsmdgtijamgigfg g1 'ii'l9Z6G3'Qf3 ggemzgwmdgtggwm