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Walton Braves Grab Victory FIS Falls I2-0 ln Rugged Beattie The Walton Braves captured their second game of the season Friday night by downing the Fla. Industrial School 12-0, in the first of a five-game home stand at Harbeson Field. The Braves seemed to oe some- what spiritless and' lacked the fight and drive that usually pre- vails among the club, especially during home games. This can be explained by the fact that Coach Wilson had more or less built the backgield aroundg Royce Phi'-lips, and the loss of the fleet-running little back called for a complete change with only a week to do it in. The game was slowed consider- ably by the calling of 33 penalties, which showed Walton losing 110 yards and FIS back-tracking 80. Walton's first score came with 2 minutes 16 seconds remaining in the first quarter, on a 32-yard skirt around left end by hard run- ning Tommy Spence. The second time tie Braves crossed the dou- ble line was on a punt return by Spence's running mate, Raymond Hall, in the third period. 1-fall traveled 68 yards for the longest run of the night. Karick and Holley attempted 1381 passes, completing 5, with two of them being called back because of infractions of the rules. FIS completed 8 in 18 tries. The Braves will meet one of the toughest opponents of the year Friday night when they tangle with Catholic High of Pensacola. The game is scheduled for 8 p. m. at Harbeson Field. Coach Wilson announced Tuesday that Tormny Spence, whose outstanding nun- ning kept Walton in the game-Ei'i- day -night, will be 'sideliuedi for the Catholic affair. Spence is suf- fering from a recurrence of an in- jury sustained during baseball season. The' changes to be made in the backfield will see Ralph Rhodes at FB, Charles Carlan at RHB, Glenn, Lindsey at Defensive FB and Bruce Bass as Linebacker THE WALTONIAN WALTON HIGH SCHOOL, DeFuniak Springs, Florida Braves Downed 13-12g Meet Crestview Friday Walton Braves lakes Will Win DE FUNIAK SPRINGS. Oct. 10. and Quincy High's Tigers gut on 8. long-range scoring duel ef: to- night, with the Braves wheeling out more guns for a 31-20 victory. Walton scored twice in the first and second quarters, once in the third and none in the fourth 011 runs of 46, 42, 40, 38 and 16 yards. Quincy tallied in the ilrlt, third and fourth periods on rung of '10, 47 and 35 yards. Halfback Raymond 1421.1 broke loose for TD runs of 46 yards in the second and 40 in the first quarter for the Braves. on both plays he sneaked through the Tiger line I-nd outi-an the secondary. Halfback Ronnie Otts started the scoring spree in the opening period with a 40-yard jaunt around left end. Freddie Karich got Walton! last marker with r 10-yard nm around left end in the third IUIBIQ- Quincy's Don Chesser led his mates with touchdown runs of 47 and 35 yards. The speedy beck also threatened to break away 111 Hilm- Halfback Louis Summerford stlfitd the scoring duel when he uneeflnd e '70-yard scoring pass to End Terry Johnson in the first quarter. ' Standouts for Walton In 17118 lm! were End Jimmy Parris and Tackles James Lindsey and Bruce BISS- Broves Beat Blue Devils Byl9loO DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, Oct. 17- fslbecialt - The Walton County Braves got past the Bonlfay Blue Devils 19-0 here last night in a hard fought contest. Raymond Hall broke the ice in the second period when he scooted around end for five yards and the first Walton touchdown. Ralph Rhodes was responsible for the second TD, hitting the middle for the final yard after a long Wal- ton drive. A 15-yard penalty against Bonifay aided in the march. Hall squirmed through for the extra point. The longest scoring play of the night came late in the third period when Glenn Lindsey swept left end for 17 yards. crossing into the end zone standing up. The Port St. Joe Sharks came from behind two times last Friday night to down the Walton Braves 13-12. It was Walton's last game before a home crowd, before start- ing a rough four-game road trip. The Braves travel to Crestview Friday night, and then after a week's rest will be in Marianna. The Braves jumped to an early lead when James Henderson blocked a Port St. Joe punt, and Jimmy Parris picked up the loose pigskin and went the remaining 20 yards for a touchdown. The two teams battled it out until late in the second quarter, when Joe Adams tossed a 15-yard pass to Freddie McCall and heran 60 yards for the score. Adams pass- ed to Chism for the extra point that was to decide the outcome of the game. The half ended with Port St. Joe leading 7-6. In the fourth quarter Raymond Hall and Ralph Rhodes, who both turned in very good performances, drove and bulled the Braves tr Brrivrss wrrr roog mrsrzr PORT sr. Jos 1 rromrscomrmo I After a scoreless, uneventful first quarter, Walton Braves out- fought it YU'-mg Bonifay eleven and emerged on top of a 19-0 score Friday night at Harbeson Field, Neither team showed much dur- ing the first period as they battled it out around the .mid-field stripe, although Ronnie Otts turned i na 30-yard run to Bonifay's 15 yard line only to see the Blue Devils take .over after four unsuccessful running plays. As the second quarter began, Walton blocked a Bonifay punt but again lost the ball on downs. Wtihabout two minutes remaining in the second 'period, Jerome Holley connected with Jimmy Parris for a 40 yard P355 Play and after a series of downs, Raymond Hall sneaked around right end anduwent over untouched for the initial TD and the half ended with the Braves leading 6-0.
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W CLUB Left to right: Tommy Spence, Louis Becker, Royce Bonds, Ralph Cobb, Charles Doering, Yarbough Floyd, Adrien Rivard, Thomas Andrews, James Lindsey, Andrew Hinton, Jerry Hodges, Sammy Sanford, Charles Carlan, Kenneth Kimery, Glenn Neal, Tommy McCall, Kenneth McKenzie, Ralph Rhodes, Raymond Hall Bert Karick, James Henderson, Ross Nowling, Jimmie Parris, Robert Puckett, Robin Brownlee, Darry Ad- kison, Clinton Rhodes, Carl Crawford, Ronnie Otts, Glenn Lindsey, Coach Ed Nall.
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