Uvalde High School - Coyote Yearbook (Uvalde, TX)

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V, r 4 15 NORMAN STUTTE Uvalde O Hondo 7 Some of the most v1c1ous tack lrng and blockrng of tlus season was dlsplayed as old r1vals, Hondo and Uvalde got together for some old ume leather popprng There were few substltutrons on erther srde and when the battle of defenses was over, the Hondo Owls knew they had won a tough one, 7 0 In then' 30 meetlngs Uvalde and Hondo are now even at 15 WIUS each The Owls scored rn thc second quarter wrth a 37 yard pass, a b1g factor 1n the touchdown dr1ve The Coyotes showed a spmt and deterrnrnauon that trme after mme halted the Owls Gene Maddox, B111 Collrer, Norman Stutte, B1l1y Palmer, an Dlck McG1nn1s stramed through the Owl defense Gene Maddox was such a regular v1s1tor rn the Owl backfreld that one expected hun to come up w1th a purple Jersey on any PHY - It's mine! You can't have it - acecz aa940ne 1 a JW Qs ,,'21Fx1. AW PA +G. s-z?',.,w J ?,,4r-an Q W we fs 435 3? 'z -'N BILLY PALMER MITCHELL SCOTT .p 'Q ' 'ss 9w.,:1' n gi fu in-aw . f X 'N-3 4 It 4 nm, an RAY PEEBLES RAY LOPEZ I02

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Lemme gol Lemme go! 4 ,I 'gf L-WN rqi X 5,1 1 J -a't3:. :' BOBBY CU LP BOBBY HOLLAND Y 7g,f , Qc, f 15,3 ,, . g2tQB.tk?iX,::?Ni ' WORD SHERILL TERRY TEMPLER IO4 4. targ- ,vt v 'C' 3 v 5 , ,, J. 51' B vw? g . -vt 7' , 4' A i. ,fa -s X, - Q. M as' 'H-5' -H 5, 5. A I ,f .,,. Q ,ws .-,M .. ,+ . - ar,-,, . -Y S .. .QALVE riwa tx A W t -4 . Q 1 '-fn. -.. 'fi BILLY COLLIER 0446 0 Uvalde 0 - Del Rio 6 For the fifth time in the past six years, the final district game between Uvalde and Del Rio decided the winner of District 27AA The Ea- gle Pass Eagles backed into the Dis- trict as the results of a spectacular play. Del Rio heaved a desperate pass in the closing minutes of the game for the love score. From the very beginning, vicious tackling and stout defensive work on both sides was the pattern of the evening Twice Rucker intercepted Del Rio passes and once the hard charging Coyotes blocked a Wildcat punt Uvalde's offensive, however could not turn these breaks into anything like a touchdown There were few substitutes for Uvalde and credit has to be given to those starting and fin- ishing boys who played a whole game in defeat Linemen Scott, Foshee, Cruz, Peebles, Stutte an- tos, and McGinnis, played inspired ball. Kincaid Maddox, Taylor, Palmer, and Rucker deserve a lot of credit for their performances which were outstanding Congratulations Coyotes, on your fine work and bet- ter luck next year . nh '- fr-'1 - ,f ,kk L '3 W 'rf