Trimble Technical High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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But are Still Overpowered by District Foes HEAD COACH GRIFF HUGHES spends many long hours studying the op- This, with many other small worries, may have contributed to the fact positron s plays and ways to improve his own plays. that he reported to the hospital the day football season closed For the first time in l3 years local sports writ- ers came out with such headlines as No Longer Brand X, Tech Breeds a Better Bulldog. All of this encouraged the Bulldogs. From the day spring training started until the last game, the Bulldogs were alive in '65. The long, hot hours during the spring paid off this year. Their exper- ience and hard work showed up in their great performance on the field. Bulldog fans anticipated a 'new look this season. The anticipations were rewarded by the Bulldogs. They had their best season record in l3 years. Everyone hopes this new tr-end is here to stay.

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Bulldogs Hove Best Season ln l3 Years THE BULLDOGS LISTEN to last minute briefing from Assistant Coach John lthird rowl Johnny O'Grady, Ruben Guaiardo, Tomas M-edinap ifourth Naylor. The 1965 squad members are lfirst rowl Jim Wilkinson, Ray- rowl Larry Jones, Sonny Holmes, Charlie Brown, Donald Wallace, Jimmy mond Brown, Ron Thomas, William Washington, Bobby Bresino, Marvin Powers, lfifth rowl George Taplin, Danny Gardner, Brownie Hathcock, Kerr, Milton Young, Charles Valdez, Robert Escovedop lsecond rowl Pete and Jesse Martinez. Herrera, Herby Gonzales, Larry Harris, Lupe Rodriquez, and Freddy Pena, Bulldogs Were Alive ln '65 26

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Keith Adkins, No. 30 Charlie Brown, No. 32 Senior -- Halfbcick Senior - Fullback Raymond Brown, No. 85 Bobby Bresino, No 70 Junior - End Sophomore - Tackle Bulldogs Return with Austin Victory 20-6 Tech drove 70 yards in nine plays for the first touchdown. Five runs by Adkins and DeLeon and a 28-yard pass from Freddie Pena to Rudy Vega set the Bulldogs up on the Reagan one-yard line, from where the quarterback, John O'Grady, dived over the middle. DeLeon's 47-yard punt return early in the sec- ond quarter got the second touchdown drive started for the Bulldogs. The swift little halfback was finally brought down on the Reagan 18, and from there it took the Bulldogs three plays to score. Pena passed nine yards to Alton Hargrove to climax the movement. Vega's kick again was good. Bill Hart of Reagan pounced on a fumble on his own 33 in the second quarter, thus initiating Reagan's only other threat. That, however, ended as iust that-a threat. The Raiders ran out of steam on the Tech TO-yard line. Larry Harris, on a 20-yard scamper down the left sideline, finished the scoring for the night late in the fourth quarter. The Bulldogs moved 41 yards for that tally. Keith Adkins was' the workhorse for the Bull- dogs, carrying the ball T6 times for 62 yards. FREDDIE PENA PREPARES to block for Larry Harris, who turned this end sweep into a touchdown.