7 Tyler Telcgranfc JCU. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1973 Hunting Something? Try a Want Ad. TIRE BUYS Lions See No Relief In Old Nacogdoches Caldwell has rushed for 514 although Brown talks of his yards of the 1,134 team rushing crew being inexperienced. But that has not been a problem to the Dragons as much as losing yards by Nacogdoches.
He averaging 6.2 yards a carry. He won the district 100- and 220- By ROBERT SALAS Staff Writer NACOGDOCHES Coach Corky Nelson put in a good week's work analyzing the Nacogdoches Dragons. His John Tyler lions play Nacogdoches at 7:30 pjn, Friday in Dragon Stadium. As late as Thursday afternoon yard dashes last year. players to illness or injury, when the depth situation was not in the best shape to begin roe Dragons also boast as with Brown said.
much size as the "beefy" Lions One of the key injuries was to with prime cuts as Dwayne offensive guard Tommy Moore, Boins, 220 pounds at offensive wno Brown pointed out as being guard, and Mike Butler. 205 the most consistent performer pounds, at defensive tackle. he was still watching the same Nacogdoches game films he watched over the weekend, and Nacogdoches' defense also on the Nacogdoches squad. Moore suffered a leg injury troubles Nelson, although it has throughout the past few days and saw limited action last State playopp--- He wants to make sure he week, and is expected of more didn't miss anything in an at given up 978 yard: on the ground. The Lions like to run more than and have already covered 1,774 yards, of the same duty this time tempt to prevent any slip ups around.
-MB PZmcrCrtAMPOHSHJp. fjrA 'POCf Kef4A B.F. GOODRICH Fiberglass Belted Whltowalls IIOTIIIMISH OR SECONDS Other than his iniurv the against the highly-spirited, up set-minded Dragons. 1,046 by tailback Earl Campbell 37 Dragons should be in the best ine incentives for John Tyler is 7-0 on tbe sh ape jn week. nicozaotnti unset are season, 4-0 in district and fluttering around.
The Dragons Nelson fear the stdLosIv ranked seventh in the state. The are waiting for them to land. potential of the Dragons with white the lions bar their nets the fastest back in the dtetrM. only way the Lions can wear ttw 14AAAA crown without sharing tba tivone would probably be Ci vtmntm CaMweU, In the trying ro contain any 78-14 fltxU as cnanengm Nacogdoches lineup, lor tnem to go unbeaten. The lions have Nacogdoches, ma gam win Da area on Radio Station KTBB, 000 on the Palestine and cross-town rival raoio atai, witn the pregame Kooert E.
Lee remaining on their schedule, witn the Dragons snow set to start at 7:15 p.m. MOBABLft STARTING) LINIUPt expected to offer the most vrremi resistance. rew' For Real JOHN TYLER Wrecking Tight and Ronnla irak CHIIwd, 115; La, 210) tacklt Dai And while most 1 4 A A A A canter Don Board Rick Ford, 1W Sander, 190i owrd at authorities think that way, so do ijarv Mccaiiin, tlnh 155; tackle Anthony Thomai, a Anthonv Thnnruti. itnj lflfti the Dragons. end Claud Jonas.
175; flanker Rnlnh Nacogdoches won its first four vtuuvaen, i quarwroacK Larry Hartstleld, 170; fulfoack Lynn Klnq, also shut out four of seven Panthers managed only a minus games o- the season, including a laiionc can umcoe 2 4. teams nut to mention having al yards rushing and a 42-yard nized, siwe Karl Campbell and company, offensively, have received most of the publicity and 14-0 blanking of Palestine in its William, mi' tight and Mike Preceli punt return for a touchdown by By ROBERT Stiff Writer Is. iit fair that "John Tyler head coach Corky Nelson has established a new business for the 140; right tackle Greg Robartj. 190, first district encounter. But in lowed only 799 total yards in seven games 256 passing, 543 riqfit guard Dwayne Bolns.
220; canter Tommy Ash. 'Docheslligh Stadium Route Several parsons have Inquired as to where John Tyler and Nacogdoches high schools will play Friday night. -A-ntW" stadium was built for Nacogdoches High School last year. The team does not play in the recently finished Stephen F. Austin University Stadium.
The high school stadium. Dragon Stadium, may be reached by entering Nacogdoches on U. S. Hwy. 59 South (North Street); ti'rninq left, or east, on East Austin Street; then turn left on Appleby Sand Road; and finally, left on Tom Moroney Drive.
jamas Lewis, 180; left guard Price Eaalev. 178; left turtle nmnn rushing for an average of Lufkin gained more yards on the last three weeks the Dragons have been victimized Wu 2.J1 l.M M.T. And Trad mcirocnaei, lyo; len end 1 1 1 1 114.1 per game. orofit of John Tyler's football John Tyler this season; 194, and had the best offensive team the Simpson, 180; quarterback Randy Ivy, by Texai High, 17-16; Lufkin, 24- runoacK Sylvester Colston, 190, glamour all season. Only twice this season has the "Wrecking Crew" been in trouble and in both cases it rose to the occasion to prevent a tragedy.
Aginst Texas High, the Dis It is an impressive group, the "Wrecking Crew." In fact, next and Longview, 24-0. Lions have met this season. But team? Some people may not think so. those in Texarkana, Comparing John Tyler with before it was all over, even Luf lame anyone watches the Lions Nacogdoches, the Lions have G78-14 G78-15 4 Mut l.T S.TS M.T. And Trad kin felt the wrath of the play it wouldn't be a bad idea to knocked off Texas High, 21-16; 'Longview, Marshall, Lufkin and "Wrecking Crew." Led by senior "foreman" Longview, 16-0; Marshall, 33-0; take a closer look at the de fense.
maybe a few in some oiner places. trict 14AAAA opener for the Lions, the "Wrecking Crew" was burned by a 52-yard TD and Lufkin 34-20. running back Charles Caldwell, 145. DEFENSE JOHN TYLER End Tim Camobell, 165; tackle Steve Devllle, 208; nose guard Gary Johnson, 205; tackle Llnnls Smith, 210; end Cleveland Brouohton, 170; linebacker King; linebacker Steve Camobetl, 145; cornerback Caldwell; cornarbeck Tony Terrell, 145; strong safety Mike Johnson, 165; weak safety Mike Cavard. 160.
NACOGDOCHES Ends Colston and Danny Moore, 148; tackles Mike Butler, 205 and Bolns; nosequard David Kirk, 180; linebackers Roberts and Tommy Coussons, 1 75; cornerbacks Terry Colston, 145, and Mike Roberts. 150; safeties Bob Poppa rd, 155 and Williams. Lynn King, a 195-pound line Nacogdoches head coach But Nelson's new orgamza- pass on a tricky end-around Gordon Brown said, "Let's see backer, and junior "foreman Steve Campbell, a 165-pound The best thing about it is only three members of the group are seniors. The other nine are iuniors and they'll be around which goes by the title of Longview beat us, 24-0, and "Corkv's Wrecking Crew," is a linebaker, and John Tyler's John Tyler beat Longview, 16-0 legitimate establishment with H78-14 H7815 Fttia l.4 2. M.T.
And Trad leading tackier, the "Wrecking "wrecking" offenses for awhile That makes John Tyler a 40 pass; a 24-yara run set up oy a JT fumble at the Lions' 3l-yard line and a 22-yard field goal set up by a bad snap on a John Tyler punt attempt. Crew has some highly imprcs- profits rolling in not only for the "football team but also for the point favorite." By tha' statement, one might Padres Remain Alive, Well think Brown believes the It has blocked seven punts HoilStOll IvlCKer and a field goal attempt in six "school anr" the City of Tyler as Dragons' chances of winning are The 24-yard run should have been prevented and the pass did what it was supposed to fool Why buy minor brands whan you eon buy M. Ooodrlch at these orke After a sri miliar session Nelson has ll steady per SAN DIEGO (UPI) -The of the seven games. The AjU InilirV lASt "Wrenkins Crew" has allowed sum. But quite the contrary, the ex-Tyler High assistant coach formers on the job.
doing noth Tuesday, Wilson announced the defense. supposedly collapsed negotiations with a group headed by lng more than playing football HOUSTON (UPI) Finn See- CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE OPEN negotiations had collapsed. Ait that time he said the group was in the position of having to ask mann, a Norwegian soccer-style the best of their atxurtaes. Actually, the group is the John place kicker for the Houston smells an upset. The odor is strong enough to keep Nelson worried.
Brown said, "We lost to three good teams in the last three racetrack, heiress Marjorie Everett to buy the San Diego Padres baseball franchise were As for the field goal, it came when the "Wrecking Crew" was tired of the mistakes made by the offense and at least, stopped a Texarkana touchdown. In the game, the Lions out- the city to make too many MOUNTED-BALANCED FREE Oilers, was placed on the concessions to purchase the injured reserve list Thursday. 'Tyler defense doing business as 'the "Wrecking Crew." Dallas "has Its "Doomsday" defense, Minnesota its "Purple Gang" team and keep it in San Diego. alive and wei Thursday. The City Council met in weeks, and we know that.
We Seemaon, 28, had spent the past seven weeks on the After the Thursday meeting have had several people out gained Texas High ,332 yards to closed session Thursday for one he said Council was "in and John Tyler its "Wrecking inactiveUslLfQltoving a leg with injury or sickness and it 122: only three of the 20 JT punts to be returned for 52 yards, one a 42-yard touchdown. has allowed an average of only 13 yards a kickoff return; scored 18 points; intercepted 7 passes; allowed only 15 completions of 47 passes allowed only one TD pass; recovered 10 fumbles and has allowed only two teams to sustain a drive for 10 or more plays. Corsicana had an 11-play drive and Longview a 14-play drive. Neither was a scoring drive. Corky's "Wrecking Crew" has has hurt us." Crew." The other time the "Wrecking injury September.
He came pretty good agreement, hut he would not comment as to what GOOLSDEE TIRE SERVICE "Tha Wildest Tir Troder In Tyler" Glodewotsf Hlwoy "But our team attitude Is down with bronchitis two weeks Crew" was in trouble was last week against Lufkin. The JT de hour and 45 minutes, and Mayor Pete Wilson emerged to announce negotiations for a new conitra'ct with the city had reopened. It's not an original but an appropriate name as the John Tyler defense has wrecked all great," Brown said. "This is the ago. the agreement was.
Majority stockholder C. Arn Officials said he probably finest group I've ever coached, fense was easy in the first half considering their desire and would not play again until next seven opponents offenses it has and gave up 130 yards rushing holt Smith announced the DroDosed sale of the Padres to "They nave made a counter season. To become active attitude. They have been and two touchdowns. been challenged by this season.
Ph. 593-3561 S93-1II4 offera different kind of working hard to get ready." again, he would have to be But in the second half, Lufkin Members of the "Crew" fi a Washington, D.C. group several months ago. I waived through the league. Nacogdoches is a senior team, offer," he said.
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