Texas Wesleyan University - Txweco Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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W Wi ,www y is : , -1 r I if T' ' , -. s x 4 i , . EX K K A- ' 1 ' KN, X, .,g, 'Y Y F T- 'A P ., ir i X rg f' r if v -X . . Q .- K l f v -XT I x fi K X WON T . , , -rf' X' l' K- GRAHAM KYLE, back TRUITT COOPER, encl RUEL HOFFMAN, back KAVE KING, back The pivc-T man ol The Pams AlThfTiugh advised noi To play His leadership and Tic-Tbdll T 'ici pi-r y cT Tricky ball-handling ThaT had . abilily brou'LihT The Rams Thi-ir fl I Th Pr VW iQ if f. i - - - The Tans -3903 all seascn. Al- 'I J lg Y'3T'Q p T S 'T rirsT Cffnrerwiiiif Tirle. Br.-fiulv 'S YNY bw if T Though he never made a Tough- riTT-'-n in his wr quarfe l Tul guiiil-licler bin-TTer-Thfiih-a down himself he was resporz- K k F A- gi Y R eriiifgn- passer and ali-C nTf-r- ifz, Triff', wa sible Tor a lai'4O number cl Thi. garns. Jnf: 'l - TD' T 'V f'3 ball carrier. Fuel was The The scores oThers made. pass receiv s on The squad fig-arrrs high scorrgr. kick on The Ten. On The nexT play Joe Turner reversed around leTT end and scampered over The goal. The second score came aTTer John l-losea rushed in Trom his end posiTion To inTercepT an aTTempTed OCU laTeral and raced 80 yards beTore being caughT by John lvlacchi on The Goldbug Two. The Rams losT The ball on downs Thore, buT anoTher aTTempTed punT blocked by Judd Kennedy seT Things up Tor The Wes- leyan's second Touchdown. Sam HousTon 6 Texas Wesleyan 2 ATTer Tinding The Ram line Too Tough, The Sam l-lousTon BearkaTs Took To The air and decisioned The Wesleyans 6-2. The 'KaTs ended The game wiTh a minus yardage Trom scrimmage. A 55 yard kick Trom The Toe oT Ruel l-loTTman shoved The BearkaTs back To Their own I5 laTe in The second guarTer To pave The way Tor The Rams' Two poinTs. Two running plays cosT The l-lunTsville Team nine yards as The Wesleyan line charged in, and on The Third play Judd Kennedy broke Through and blocked C5iT- Tord's punT, buT The ball bounced ouT on The end zone beTore Oscar Weiman could pounce on iT Tor a Touch- down. Co-capT. George Ramsey oT The BearkaTs Took a pass Trom OuarTerback l-lair and dashed 25 yards To The Wesleyan Three, early in The second halT. From here Two plays were unsuccessTul3 Then, on The Third, The Sam l-lousTon Tullback charged across Tor The win- ning score. Texas Wesleyan 7 SouThwesTern O Texas Wesleyan's sTurdy Torward wall headlined Their 7-O win over The PiraTes oT SouThwesTern in The conTerence opener Tor boTh Teams. Three Times in The TirsT halT The Ram line sTopped l3iraTe scoring ThreaTs inside The 20. TW linesmen charged Through To block one punT in The second period and again broke Through To sTop anoTher booT and seT up The winning score in The TourTh. ATTer Johnny l-lunTer barely missed a Tield goal midway in The TourTh, The Rams blocked Ouarlrerback DuTch O'lXleill's kick and recovered on The Bucs 27. On The TirsT play a pass was incompleTep Then on The nexT Try l-lunTer dropped an aerial in Wayne l-lill- ery's arms on The Tive and The big end scampered across Tor six poinTs. l-lunTer converTed. I T T i -' f- T ' Y-f Q T il I - D ' 2' 1 F ii F T I E T H A I'-T if f - - ,A U I i I 'H .. 4 ,A ' B L . . . . 1 ,i 9, ' a YR , 'X , 5

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'73 is STORMY SPAHR, guard LEM BRAY. cenTer HAROLD COON, back ALVIN STERLEY, ba Gecrge Rufus ic' his chaeie TT-1 -,.'sTa'n'-1 1 'fi' 's r.:-sgfiid fa, 5 5 Y hm NV M I when Idiimer T ii v-.as E' T' 'P' T' ' ' ' T ii I A i I iured and came 'hrr nh I 'l'e limit E-if en' di'Tc'ff. piypdj T BYEF. i '. STars and Touchdowns Tor The ForT WorTh Team are Too numerous To name. I-lere are The high spoTs-Ruel l-loTTman-personally accounTed Tor Tour Touchdowns, passed To I-Iillery Tor anoTher score and gained Trom Tour To TorTy yards every Time he ran wiTh The ball- Johnny I-lunTer-Took Buck lVlunday's punT on his own 4l and scampered 59 yards Tor The TirsT Ram score. Texas Wesleyan 20 Oklahoma BapTisT I5 Texas Wesleyan Rams nudged Oklahoma BapTisT UniversiTy 20-I5 as John I-losea hid ouT and Took a pass Tor I5 yards and Touchdown in The Tading minuTes oT The TourTh guarTer in a non-conTerence TilT aT Far- ingTon Tield. The Rams Took an early lead wiTh a TirsT guarTer Touchdown. A bad break gave The Oklahoma Team 2 poinTs in The TirsT period. Then someThing happened To The rugged Ram line, Tor The TirsT Time This season, and midway in The Third period The Bisons lead I5-7. Ruel I-loTTman Then sTarTed Tossing accuraTe passes To Weldon Snow and liTTle Dick Wallis began sneaking around end on reverse plays Tor long yardage and Then Tinally I-losea's hideouT and The winning score. TW rolled up more Than Twice as many TirsT downs as The Oklahoma Team and made 434 yards on corn- bined running and passing plays. Texas Wesleyan I6 AusTin College 6 Playing as much as possible urcler ccveri The Texas Wesleyan Rams succeeded in evaclTng The eyes CT I-loward Paynels scouTs and handed in a lo-6 vicTory over AusTin Colleges Kangaroos. The Rams played The mosT ragged game oT The season againsT The Kangaroos buT This mighT be aT- TribuTed To The TacT ThaT Ruel I-lcTTman, Jchnnx I-IunTer, Co-CapT. I-lomer Craig and mosT oT The rugged TW Ire played Tor The mosT parT less Than a c1uarTer oT The game. I-loweverl The Kangaroos played a bang-up garre all The way and scored Their lone marker on a 60-warcl , . I , My . . 7 PIFTIETH ANIiNIIiV'IiIi'mfT r.i,2lrf