Paris Junior College - Galleon Yearbook (Paris, TX)

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JOHN TARLETON VS. P.J.C. A hard charging forward wall made The difference as The Dragons defeaTed The Plowboys from John TarleTon, 7-O. ATTer furnishing magnificenT inTerference for The quarTeT of backs in The firsf period, which produced The only score of The game, The line seTTled down To hold off Two definiTe ThreaTs of The Plowboys. IT seemed as if our Dragons had regained Their pre-war sTride. Circle: Joe Murphy and Richard Jackson move in on a Lamar man. BoTTom PicTure: The Dragons sfop John Tarleton. N.T.A.c. vs. P.J.C. The score did noT Tell The enTire Tale as The Aggies from ArlingTon defeaTed our Dragons, i9-O. The Aggies blocked a Dragon quick kick in The opening momenTs and Turned iT inTo a Touchdown a few plays laTer. The Green 'and Gold Then held The Aggies for The remainder of The firsT Three quarfers, while mixing in a liTTle fancy running and passing of Their own. N. T. A. C. scored Twice in' The waning minuTes on Dragon passes. The game- was excepTionally well played on The parT of boTh Teams, and N. T. A. C. won a well-earned vicTory. KILGORE VS. P.J.C. Recalling Their lasT encounTer in which The Dragons capped The STaTe Championship, The Kilgore Rangers damaged our Homecoming by blanking The Dragons, 27-O. The Green and Gold opened fasT by driving To The Kilgore nine Page 80 yard line before a fumble foiled The opporTuniTy To score. The Rangers opened The scoring in The second period by a series of passes and laferals. Kilgore reserves began To Tell The Tale in The final period as They Tallied eighfeen poinfs.

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The Green and Gold AfTer copping four non-conference TilTs, Two from Texorlcono, one ecich from The Poiris Boys' Club, ond The Yc1nTis All-STc1rs, The Drogons moved inTo conference compeTiTion. Opening in o flosh, They moved posT Kilgore, 37-35. The following Fridoy They shoded Tyler, pre-sedson fovoriTe, 50-48. The resT of The firsf holf come eosily cis The Green ond Gold defeoTed Hen- derson, 57-28, Texdrlcond, 55-26, ond LeTour- neou, 31-25. Toking o shorT resT beTween holves, The Drog- ons found Time To ploy o choriTy TilT wiTh EosT Texos SToTe Teachers College. A Thrilling gome found The Drogons odding ci 46-44 vicTory To Gold dropped o 51-33 gorne To The versoTile Kilgore Rcingers. STill off Their besT form, They were honded oi licking To The Tune of 65-44 by Tyler. Appc1renTly up To por when They defeoTed Texdrkono, 56-44, The Drogons hod Their opple corT compleTely overTurned by Henderson, 63- 60, in on overTime gome. They concluded Their seoson by defeoTing LeTourneou, 6i-4l, ond Then downing four well-bolonced high school Tedms in on opprecioTion offoir. The T947 crew of boslceTeers hod no individ- uol sTondouTs. They oll worked TogeTher, ond Their good record reflecTs on Their greoT obilify ond The obiliTy of Their cooch, Horold McRae. Their belT. They gove The school o Teom of which To be Going inTo The second hdlf, The Green ond proud, T S . -1-sw-qu Us , 7. .7 -. T 4 --, T , x dwg. Co-Captains Poss Long and Sonny Fcigoin Page 82 ll Manager Harvey Bell