Sewanee Military Academy - Saber Yearbook (Sewanee, TN)

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gs M N ..., 2 4... V, it 96- 3 . ll if K K XI . U xxxvl W. Q , i f zbq I V X . Top row, lett to right: Richardson, Herndon, Curtis. May, Thomas, Hughes, Davies, Marzullo. Eargood, Harwell, and B. Cochran. Middle row, left to right: Higgins, Van Leer, W. W, Davis, Banks, Fasifrk, Watson, Six. Wolzl, Trosdal, McLeod, lzrooks, and P. Tar- now. Bottom row, left to right: A. Adams, Armstrong, Trezevant, Dent, Prather, Haqedon, Shannon, Webster, Williams, Broadwell, and Linton. SITY Long betore the Academy opened for the tall term the crashing ot helmets and shoul- der pads could be heard resounding across the Mountain. Major Whitey Urban, along with assistant coaches Pete Hannah and Hugh Davisson, was determined to make the sea- son a successtul one. Captain Larry Shannon and coacaptain lohn l-lagedorn were outstanding in the early practice. Larry Brooks, playing his last sea- FCOTBALL son in a Tiger uniform, was showing true form with his booming punts and accurate passes. Dan Banks, standout on last year's IV team, was showing much improvement over the year betore. Buddy Linton, a newcomer to the Academy, looked like the logical per- son to take over the fullback position. By the time the tirst game rolled around, the Tigers were ready for anything their op- ponents could throw at them. 'WCoaches and Captains, Left to Right: Assistant Coach -4 Hugh Davisson, Co-Captain Larry Shannon, Head Coach V ' M Whitey Urban, Co-Captain Iohn Hsqedorn, and Assistant Whitey plans strategy for the next game. Coach Pete Hannah- qt

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I l 3 l as LEFT: S.M.A. Starting Lineup, Bottom Row: Higgins Williams. Hagedorn, W. W. Davis, Dent, Broadwell Armstrong. Top Row: Shannon, Larquier, A. Adams Banks, Brooks, and Webster. IB 49, 42 SMA. 13: KMI. 34 were a bit nervous in their ln the first half, however, they to score against their heavier and opponents. The first touchdown for the SMA. 7: McCallie 38 Again the Tigers showed an inability to get moving in the second half after valiantly holding off their heavier opposition in the team came on a ten yard sweep opening period. The highlight of the game left end by Bill Larguier in the second for the Tigers came when Larry Brooks made tt extra point was added by Tom- with a place kick. a plunge through the line and traveled 39 yards to score. Tommy Armstrong, once U n Banks scored in the fourth quarter on te yard plunge over tackle but this time y for conversion was no good. At the n f the half the score stood l4-7 with the again demonstrating his remarkable ability, made the conversion for the Tigers. Trailing 20-7 at the end of the half, the li C5 'gers on the short end. SMA representatives just couldn't get in the final half and at the end of the trailed by the score of 34-13. weary Tigers were unable to do anything in the third and fourth quarters, and when the final whistle blew, found themselves on the short end of a 38-7 score. ARMSTRONG, End BROADWELL, Tackle A. G. ADAMS, End WILLIAMS, Tackle FASICK End