Smyer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Smyer, TX)

Page 45 text:

7441546 -un. - Top row: Windall Taylor, Alton Tnomasson, Bill Burleson, Joaquin Jackson, R. C. Shaw, Coach Boatmun. Middle row: Harvey McDougal, Wayne Oliver, Jim Moring, Fred Brown. Bottom row: Harold Boatmun, Ysidoro Ramos, Gerry Brown, Don Whitley Emigdlo RAHIOS. Royce Thomasson. 'T' I LINEUP Line - Ends: Fred Brown and Harvey McDougal. Center: Windall Taylor Backs: Halfbacks, J. Jackson and A. Thomassong Quarterback, J. Moring.

Page 44 text:

Zltbletirs ,-X fx f-N fW X f , I , I X.M.l,f! I ' 1 I I , I f 1 f' fl fff 1,1 fx

Page 46 text:

.'X'. Co-Captains ar, 'Q ALTON THOMASSON JIMMY MORING Smyer Vanquishes New Home, 24-18 SMYER, Oct. -9 fspecialj.. Halfback Alton Tompson scor- ed three touchdowns, one of them on a 75-yard kickoff re- turn, to pace Smyer to a 24- 18 victory over New Home in a six man football game here this afternoon. Bula Team Masters Smyer, 45 to 41 SMYER. oct. so rspecim - Bula's Six-Man football team outL lasted Smyer in a District 2 battle here this afternoon, 45-41. Richard Skinner led the winners with four touchdowns, two coming 1'i'lcha..15 yai5'1ai?i1.?1?.i5dJDei 'v?'y D'iS 'e' 8. nigh timed ongvegid yne eel 01' myer. or Ram Alton Thomasson scored ostsigg each. Harvey lVlcDouga1 and Jim. mv Mvrins chipped in with much- downs. Bula was never behind in the gl-tgeiggeanmsctarlxigmduel. holding! s e quartet-an a Z6-13 half-time lead. 51118. leading District 2, has racked up seven straight victories this season. Smyer has a 3-3 record, All-District 52 - All-District 53 x A ff'-,A ' t 1 - 5 Smyer Spots Three Way Two Early TDs, Rallies To Win THREE WAY, Sept. 26 tSpecia1l -Smyer, spotted Three Way two first period touchdowns, then roared back to win, 24-18, in a Six-Man football game Friday t. mglmlernan Ent the losers off to a god start y scampering 50 and yards for tallies, but Smyer scored twice in the second period on ea three yard plunge by Alton Thomason and a 35-yard pass from Jim Moring to J auquin Jack- son. Roth teams crossed the double stripes ln the,third quarter, Smyer scoring when Delbert Mc- Dougald took- a fumble in midair and running 60 yards for the TD. I. V. Pierce rambled 15 yards for the final Three Way score. A pass' from Moring to Jackson with four minutes to go in the final stanza. covering 35 yards. closed Smyer Bobcats Turn Back Spade longhorns. 'I' To 0 SPADE, Nov. 6 tSpeciall-Coach Byron Boatman's Smyer Bobcat: defeated the Spade Longhorns, 7-0, in a hard-fought battle Thursday night. Smyer's touchdown was made by Quarterback Jimmy Moring late in the fourth quarter when he pick- ed up a Spade fumble on the enemy 10 and went over for the score. Alton Thomasson plunged across for the extra point on a line buck. Ijoth teams threatened to score several times earlier in the game. Smyer held Spade twice on downs after Spade had knocked to the Smyer tive-yard line. Spade recovered a Smyer fumble on its own two-yard line after a 60-Yard gallop by Thomasson. Passing was limited. Spade com- pleted fone out of five while Smyer didn't attempt a single aerial. Spade had two touchdowns called back on clipping penalties. The scoring runs were by Billy Pierce and Jerry Wells. W. B. Jones was outstanding for Spade on defense. For Smyer it was Harvey McDougal, Thomas- son and Moring. Smyer plays Southland next week at Smyer while Spade takes on Cotton Center at Spade.