Weatherford College - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Weatherford, TX)

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LEODEOOUN 5 a 5 1 TERS The football squad that reported for practice in September was one of the largest in the history of Weatherford Ccilege. Sixty-three men, ranging) from 210-pound tackles down to 145-pound quarterbac ks, Fecame Weatherford College’s hope for the 1937 Central Texas championship. Coaches Field and Jordan began shaping together one of the heaviest teams W. C. has ever had, and had it not been for the large number of injuries, the Coyotes would have undoubtedly come out near the top in the Conference. Front Row—Coach Field, Noble, Jarnagin, Andrews, W. C., Reeder, Power, Teague, Jr., Emmons, Porter, Berry, Tiberghien, Asst. Coach Jordan. Second Row—Buchanan, Wilson, Bryan, Andrews, C., Thomas, E. A., Thomas, H. L., Har- rell, Smith, Eastman. Third Row—Willmcen, Gilbert, Sanders, Gillenwater, McLaughlin, Penman, Matar, Shackel- ford, O'Neal. Top Row—Sealcy, Norman, Deatherage, Wingo, Aldridge, Teague, W. B., Teague, J. S., Kirkpatrick. ee Ee ( al Leat 1939

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Frank Power 194 Fullback Dennis Sanders 200 Tackle Bill Buchanan 170 End (Cop-Capt.) James McLaughlin 160 Guard Sam Porter 175 Halfback | i Murray Sealy 145 Quarterback | Dero Harrell 160 Halfback Ad:ian Berry 195 End