Rock Hill High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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Smith scores 6 points ROCK HILL 0, MYERS PARK 6 This game was one of the weirdest of the sea- son. Despite holding Myers Park to only one first down and eight yards rushing, the Bearcats lost 6 to 0. Rock Hill spent the night in Myers Park territory, but couldn't cross the twin stripes. Run- ning out of a spread formation, paced by Joe Wal- lace at tailback, moved to Myers Park's 5 only to miss a first down by inches. Myers Park's touch- down was set up by a pass interception at the Rock Hill 18 and two passes later Mooney went over for the touchdown. ROCK HILL 13, LANCASTER 0 After losing seven straight, the Bearcats ripped Lancaster almost at will. End Mike King scored on a 5 yard pass from Gene Phillips in the second quarter. With time running out in the half, fullback Bill Hollis went 15 yards to paydirt. In the final minutes of play, fullback Hollis got off his longest run of the season, as he burst loose for 62 yards before being hauled down. 2 SF ,,.. ,,,,.,. Wendell Stewart Toby Dabney Fullback Center Jimmie Jacobs Gene Williamson Left Half Right End ROCK HILL 33, WEST MECKLENBURG 12 The Bearcats slugged West in its biggest win of the season 33 to 12. Quarterback Gene Phillips had his night scoring two touchdowns, one from 6 yards out and the other from the 21. Harold Smith scored from 4 yards out and end Jerry Hartsell scored on a 17 yard pass from quarter- back Gene Phillips. The final Bearcat score was chalked up by Larry Burrell who went for 35 yards. It was the biggest offensive night for the Bearcats who had a total yardage gained of 373. ROCK HILL 0, COLUMBIA 26 The Bearcats closed out their season by drop- ping a 26 to 0 decision to Columbia. Shining lights for Rock Hill were Jerry Hartsell, Bill Hollis, Boyce Brawley, and Harold Smith. This was the final game for seniors Jerry Hartsell, end, Bill Hollis, fulback, Joe Wallace, quarterback, Gene Phillips, quarterback, Jimmy Gantt, center, Lind- sey Vaughn, tackle, and Bobby Neal, end.