November 26, 1947
THE LEXHIPEP
Page 7
—Doug Craver
Concord pulled one out of the hat
last week to tie the “orange and blue”
from Lexington 6-6, or rather the
Jackets tied Concord.
Since Lexington Hi received the
Lions Bowl bid everyone has been af
ter their scalp with the hopes of
upsetting a bowl bound club.
The Jackets proved one thing against
Concord and that was that even
though they were trailing in the last
quarter that they could come back
fighting and not quit as many clubs
seem to do.
Harold Carter, one of Lexington
High’s very promising backs, has been
out with a shoulder injury which he
received in the Henderson game; how
ever, Carter is only a sophomore and
has two more years on the squad. Car
ter hopes to be ready to play when
the Jackets hit the Lions Bowl In
Hickory.
There have been several other in
juries on the squad this year. “Stinky”
Thomason received a head concussion
which may end his football career.
“Tubba” Craver is back on the play
ing field after suffering a broken leg.
Hugh “Monk” Mathis may be back
after reeciving a neck injury and later
an ankle injury; however, it is doubt
ful that he will be well before the
season closes.
Several others received nose inju
ries. They were; J. L. Peeler, Johnny
Bivins, “Stinky” Gibson and Sam Ev
erhart. “Horsie” Allen suffered a hip
injury that laid him out for the rest
of the year. Look's like a rough
team, doesn’t it?
L. H. S. students don’t seem to be
making much noise at the football
games, not as much as they are capa
ble of, anyway. So when the team
goes to Hickory, let’s hear a great big
racket from Lexington student section.
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