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Celina bobcats played six-man until 1957
according to the denton chronicle.
Denton Record-Chronicle (Newspaper) - October 5, 1958, Denton, Texas
dlspresed the threat. .Moss' kick was wide to the Ipft and NT led 18-7. Only one minute and 10 seconds later Christie snatched the ball away from a Tulsa receiver and followed fine blocked into the end zone to send the Eaglets furlher ahead, 24-7. Kramer ran wide for the extra points. and 53 yards respectively. And Bronco forward wall down, crippled Krush would send an aerial through two CAME AT A tUNCE McXlUNET First 13 Mil tuts Ralhir.j 6 Ker Ycrdi Passing 87 1 cf 13 ?niis a of 18 0 Piissi 2 1 Lcit 5 for 37.0 Pcrili, Avg, Djit. 9 ftr 3D 35 15 lor 135 BOBCATS' MALOWE SCOES 3 TD'S Bearcats Open District Race By Dumping Celina By JIM NEAL Record-Chronicle Slalf PILOT POINT Big. experienc- ed Bearcats ot Pilot Point High School rolled easily over the Celina Bobcats, who were playing their third 11 man football game, to a score of 44-22 in a District 13-A grid clash In Pilot Point Friday Bight. Pilot Point fullback David Mc- Kroney led the scoring list with 14 points touchdowns from the Celina three and from the Celina 34, and a conversion run.JJuarter- back Frankie Jurccka was next with 10 tallies two conversion CMC AT A OUNCE PHOT POIHT II Fin! 189 Nil tliil Si litl Verdi Paiiir; 3 cf 10 Plltti 3 Ey t Fur.bKs Vcit 3 Icr J6.S Av9. DM. I 60 Pi-jWes Jurccka snagged a pass for two more points. Following the kickoff, Celina managed lo hold onto the ball for five plays before punting. This time Dane went through the line from the Celina 32 to the 25, and then Hollar unlcased a looping pass lo Whitley who went over standing up. runs and a 34 vatd touchdown run following his interception of a Celina pass. Left half Gene Hollar blasted ov- er center for six points, and later passed twice to right end Tommy Whitley from the Celina 25 and the Celina 33 for 12 more. Right half Donald Dane went through the line for the remaining two points. ONE-MAN SHOW AH of Celina's touchdowns were made by fullback Jerry Jlalone, who ran the first over from the Pilot Point 12, took a pass from the 13 fof the second and Intercepted a Pilot Point aerial on his own 10 yard line for a 90 yard scoring scamper. Left half Ronnie Fipps accounted for both Celina conversion runs. The Bobcats, who had played six man football until this year, Were still playing a six man game with ll men on the field. They ran from a spread formation and tossed 29 passes. 11 of which were complete for 137 yards. The first score was msde earl> in the first period. Pilot Poinl moved from ils own 26 in four plays to the Celina three. McKln- uey blasted over from center, and Ihe Bearcat 13. The passes went for 19, 10. 12. and 8 yards. Then Lewis sailed another over the Pilot Point secondary to Malone, who took it over his shoulder in the end zone. Fipps went over right tackle tor the conversion. three defenders into the wait Ing arms of a Lion receiver. I Kruse compleied eight of 18 passes for 87 yards and one touch down. After a scoreless firs! quarte! McKinney exploded for the only points of the game in the last fdui minutes of the initial half. FIELD GOAL With left in the period Me Entire climaxed a stalled 66-yarc drive with a field goal from Ih six. Two minules and 47 second, !ater McEntfre, all alone in the 3enton secondary, pulled in a 36 yard pass from Kruse and trotter
Celina bobcats played six-man until 1957
according to the denton chronicle.
Denton Record-Chronicle (Newspaper) - October 5, 1958, Denton, Texas
dlspresed the threat. .Moss' kick was wide to the Ipft and NT led 18-7. Only one minute and 10 seconds later Christie snatched the ball away from a Tulsa receiver and followed fine blocked into the end zone to send the Eaglets furlher ahead, 24-7. Kramer ran wide for the extra points. and 53 yards respectively. And Bronco forward wall down, crippled Krush would send an aerial through two CAME AT A tUNCE McXlUNET First 13 Mil tuts Ralhir.j 6 Ker Ycrdi Passing 87 1 cf 13 ?niis a of 18 0 Piissi 2 1 Lcit 5 for 37.0 Pcrili, Avg, Djit. 9 ftr 3D 35 15 lor 135 BOBCATS' MALOWE SCOES 3 TD'S Bearcats Open District Race By Dumping Celina By JIM NEAL Record-Chronicle Slalf PILOT POINT Big. experienc- ed Bearcats ot Pilot Point High School rolled easily over the Celina Bobcats, who were playing their third 11 man football game, to a score of 44-22 in a District 13-A grid clash In Pilot Point Friday Bight. Pilot Point fullback David Mc- Kroney led the scoring list with 14 points touchdowns from the Celina three and from the Celina 34, and a conversion run.JJuarter- back Frankie Jurccka was next with 10 tallies two conversion CMC AT A OUNCE PHOT POIHT II Fin! 189 Nil tliil Si litl Verdi Paiiir; 3 cf 10 Plltti 3 Ey t Fur.bKs Vcit 3 Icr J6.S Av9. DM. I 60 Pi-jWes Jurccka snagged a pass for two more points. Following the kickoff, Celina managed lo hold onto the ball for five plays before punting. This time Dane went through the line from the Celina 32 to the 25, and then Hollar unlcased a looping pass lo Whitley who went over standing up. runs and a 34 vatd touchdown run following his interception of a Celina pass. Left half Gene Hollar blasted ov- er center for six points, and later passed twice to right end Tommy Whitley from the Celina 25 and the Celina 33 for 12 more. Right half Donald Dane went through the line for the remaining two points. ONE-MAN SHOW AH of Celina's touchdowns were made by fullback Jerry Jlalone, who ran the first over from the Pilot Point 12, took a pass from the 13 fof the second and Intercepted a Pilot Point aerial on his own 10 yard line for a 90 yard scoring scamper. Left half Ronnie Fipps accounted for both Celina conversion runs. The Bobcats, who had played six man football until this year, Were still playing a six man game with ll men on the field. They ran from a spread formation and tossed 29 passes. 11 of which were complete for 137 yards. The first score was msde earl> in the first period. Pilot Poinl moved from ils own 26 in four plays to the Celina three. McKln- uey blasted over from center, and Ihe Bearcat 13. The passes went for 19, 10. 12. and 8 yards. Then Lewis sailed another over the Pilot Point secondary to Malone, who took it over his shoulder in the end zone. Fipps went over right tackle tor the conversion. three defenders into the wait Ing arms of a Lion receiver. I Kruse compleied eight of 18 passes for 87 yards and one touch down. After a scoreless firs! quarte! McKinney exploded for the only points of the game in the last fdui minutes of the initial half. FIELD GOAL With left in the period Me Entire climaxed a stalled 66-yarc drive with a field goal from Ih six. Two minules and 47 second, !ater McEntfre, all alone in the 3enton secondary, pulled in a 36 yard pass from Kruse and trotter
