Two Rivers High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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TWO RIVERS TIPS PANTHERS-14-6 4 Two Rivers tooka 14-6 victory from Maplewood on a muddy and foggy Maple- wood field. The Pirates scored early in the game when tackle Tommy Fullington picked up a blocked Panther punt and rambled into the end zone. Dwight Cauthen added the extra point. This score stood until the last play of the first half when Maplewood picked off a Pirate aerial and ran it in for the score. The extra point attempt was blocked by Fuzz Wheeler and Two Rivers carried a 7-6 lead into half- time. In the second half, the only score was a sustained ground march by the Pirates. Dicky Dixon scored on a quar- terback sneak and Dwight Cauthen again kicked the extra point. Two Rivers remained un- beaten by edging Dupont 12-6 ina Class AA NIL battle. After building up a 12-0 lead on touchdowns by Dicky Dixon and Kenny Callis, a bulwark de- fensive line withheld the on- rushing Dupont forces. Ricky Aikenpaced TwoRivers' rush- ing attack with 104 yards in 18 carries, while Callis scamp- ered for 92 in 18 tries. TWO RIVERS EDGES DUPONT-12-6 A ' W H1 iiffis, 5.

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TWO RIVERS ASTOUNDS DONELSON-7-6 The unbeaten Pirates won their biggest game of the season by defeating Big Nine rival, Donelson, 7-6. A crowd of 6500 spectators witnessed the birth of an annual gridiron classic between the neighboring Donelson schools. Two Rivers kicked off and immediately thwarted the Donelson offense, forcing a punt. Then the Pirates ex- tended their streak of first quarter scoring when adrive was capped with .a nine yard touchdown pass from Dicky Dixon to Larry Von Boeckman. Dwight Cawthen converted to make the score 7-0. Donelson got its score on a two yard plunge by Johnny Kyle in the second period after a Pirate fumble had given the Dons the ball. But Fred Wheeler broke through to block the extra point attempt and Two Rivers took a 7-6 lead into the locker room at half -time. In the third quarter neither team posed a serious scoring threat. In the final period the Pirates moved the ball all the way to the Donelson two yard line before the drive was stopped by a fumble. A last minute Donelson rally proved unsuccessful as Two Rivers won its biggest victory in the school's short history. R25

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Jerry Wright Leonard Carney Gary West Gary Liddington Sophomore Fullback Junior Fullback Senior Halfback Senior Halfback CALLIS PACES 7-0 TWO RIVERS WINS OVER WEST Unbeaten Two Rivers racked up its seventh straight win of the season when transfer halfback Kenny Callis rambled 83 yards in the third period to defeat a hard-hitting West team. Lnaclose defensive game, neither team was able to muster much offensive power. Immediately after the game, Coach Russell's forces accepted an invitation to play in the annual Jaycee Bowl at Gallatin. ' f Qc.?'f'i5l3f:3Q Z 4. A ' A V 5 nf, 7 9 -L W that-Sql S2 Q at f v S if 4 W t K fix, 4. . -- yy , . -- ,L . if- 2 ec1f5,,'.gwY vi 3 pg , wg - f X, 8 xi .ft S 1 - a W is 4'QliQa-YW' ' S- Q W : at A. - he up rir. tifa Buzzy Comstock Sammy Weese Mike Whitmore Terry Reeves Junior Halfback Senior Halfback Junior Guard Sophomore Guard -z W