Seguin High School - Matador Yearbook (Seguin, TX)

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WILLIAMS, JOHN- Dupe. Williams, although he was an in- experienced quarter back, John soon proved that he was an able Held gen- eral. He used his head as well as his strength to lead the team to victory. He was reputed to be one of the best high school passers the school has had. Many times his accurate passes helped the team to score many long gains. John's loss to the team next year will be felt very much. JANDT, ALVIN- .lsndt. jandt played guard, he was a little hard to get started-but when he did start he was on the offensive side. ERSKINE, JAMES- Honey. Honey was in a football uniform for the first time, but he proved to be the kind that is hard to beat out of his place. Although very light, he had grit and daring. Honey will be back next year. FRITZ, MARCELLUS- Celly. Celly was another veteran whose willingness to work helped Seguin to victory. Fritz played a good tackle position and was known to be able to open the line. He will also be back next year. ERSKINE, ZAN- Flo. Flo was captain of the team and due to his ability the team showed per- fect co-operation. Flo was a hard work- er and when he hit the line it meant that he was going through. He was the star end. He could grab passes out of the air under any conditions. This is Flo's last year and we are sure that his leadership will be missed.

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GT! The CRICKET H. H T when the final whistle blew the Seguin team was victorious, the score was I3 to 0 in favor of Seguin. STOCKDALE 0-SEGUIN 19 When Stockdale came to Seguin to play the return game they thought they would win in a walk. But they soon found out it was just the opposite. Seguin made one touchdown after another when the opposite team got sore and walked off the field. Seguin is known for its clean sportsmanship and is still holding its reputation as such. Goodrum, new material, starred as a half back in this game. COLLEGE 6-SEGUIN 0 A On November ll Seguin played Lutheran College although the High School out played the college they were beat by a small score of 6 to 0. Old man Luck was against Seguin. FLORESVILLE 19-SEGUIN 0 The High School eleven went to Floresville to play the High School. Not enough conveyance could be gotten so the team had to ride in a truck. The roads were not lit for a horse and buggy to go over but Seguin Highywas determined. The football field was in a bad condition. The final score was I9 to 0 in favor of Floresville. The first mishap of the year happened in this game. POTEET 7-SEGUIN 47 T The season was closed by playing a game with Poteet. Thpis game was won in a walk. Poteet tried hard but just were outclassed by the Seguin High eleven. This was the last game that some of the boys will ever play for Seguin High School. The boys that are going out hope that the team next year will be a success. They will take the chance here to show their appreciation of having been able to play for Seguin High School. -1Q26' T-Q Xx-

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