Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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Fil ' d was a tower in the line, lany times he would slip past his end and grab passes for good gains, and would always throw his man for a loss. Fred is another who has gone out to comnier higher fields. .TOmiE HEVEROX Fullback .Timmie was invincible as a hroken-tield run- ner. An injury to his ankle kept him out for a while, hut, when he did play, he was a regular terror on the field. ' Ihe loss of .Jimmie” will he keenly felt. FINNEY BR0S8IEK Halfback but shifty back. His more than made up for A ' e hope to see Bros- year. Finney was a light grit and determination his lack of e.vperience. sier back with us ne.vt BUZZ” ROSK Halfback Buzz IS famous as an expert tackier, sel- dom failing to stop his man. When he took the ball, stojiping him was a two-man job. This is Rosky’s last year and tilling his place will be a ditticultv. FRED TAYI.OR End

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Coach Marks Captaix Sears Football Season

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: 11LT0X ABRAMSOX Half-Hack “Abie,” altliougli playing bis first year, proved bis aljiliiy to carry tlie ball. Wlienever a wide end run was called, ‘‘Aide” was given tbe ball, because of bis speed. Even tliongb be is short be proved a good defense man and was nsnally tbe first man down under punts. HARRY FORD Center Harry came to us as tbe Bristol “Wonder, and certainly proved worthy of tbi?, name. Har- ry ' s passing was exact and for an opposing team to try tlirough center was suicide. His gradua- tion this year will cause us to miss a good man on next year ' s team. WIXFRED PHLEGAR Tackle Pblegar was unable to play during last sea- s.in on account of an injury to bis band, but this season proved that be could bold bis man on any prep-sebool line. We are looking to having Winfred back next year. CHARLIE PITT End Charlie came back after an absence of three years and proved that Father Time bad over- looked him. He is still a great player and bis skill on tbe gridiron spelled defeat to many teams. Charlie will be lost to us after this year, but tbe memory of bis playing will al- ways remain.