St Josephs Academy - Maroon and White Yearbook (Laredo, TX)

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l vi411Di1xi1Divri1 1clilv11bZoi0i01tlIfbi0irsi4lZlrillIfrilv1fu FOOTBALL It was a happy day at St. Joseph's when it was announced that once more football would be placed on the schedule of interscholastic sports. With shouts of joy, shoulder pads and helmets, spikes and hip pads were taken from the crates where they had been stored three years before. Of course, among those who showed up at practice the first day there was not the ghost of a letterman, but that did not daunt coach or players. It would have been tempting God to have expected to win our first games, but then the ensuing slaughter was more than had been bargained for. Our opponents piled up over 100 points while our .squad crossed the goal line but once. Then the tide turned. The 'mntlers defeated Cotulla's B team in two encounters by decisive scores and proved to themselves that the cards were not stacked. Mirando City had bragged of an unblemished record when she challenged St. Joe's. However, the Antlers had it their way all through the game and emerged with their third win. Then in an afternoon game at Dilly that was played midst Wind, sand and stars the St. Joe's boys battled to a scoreless tie. The final game of the season against the Christen Cubs featured rain in all forms known to the weather man from mist to torrential down pour. In spite of this un- toward circumstance the Antlers swam through to a 3,5 - 6 victory. STATISTICS ANTLERS SCORE OPPONENTS I 6 EAGLE PASS 40 0 CARRIZO SPRINGS 32 0 FALFURRIAS 42 6 COTULLA B 0 24 COTULLA B 12 19 MIRANDO CITY 0 0 DILLY 0 35 CHRISTEN 6 gi1l10i4llo10i0ioi01eri1rL4ri1ri1bi1llcbi1nier14 ioioi0ioioi0ioioi4l1o11