Worthing High School - Colt Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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The Colts looked forward to their first district playoffs but were defeated by the Lamar Redskins. Lamar scored twice in the first period and held the Worthing running game besides stopping the passing game to end in Colts-12, Lamar- 20 RIGHT: ALL-DISTRICT quarterback Lester Gil- lespie. BELOW: Bobby Williams i38l is finally tackled but still gains 105 yards on 21 carries in Worthing's victory over Lee. BOTTOM: Look out for the COLT DELEGATION. R as ' 9 .J E I. 1. J?-i, My-:N ,, ..'s,'..,., , A , , t 'iff 4 ff: 2 tw, ,.e,., We FLA, Q i'li 3' yiy. y,.y g p gyby , yiss , I ,,:'f 1tgfQ: , , Football

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