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n.byindlinBessie weiaer yarn. me association Is slated to developpany wm installdecorations.ne ugnis anain-:es i anistrs,iJr-tonie-ghtistas:ry-et-tonthejurYerain-ian\rrriC 'ap-ng,th-itorrchandt of olic 6)BY CHARLES SULLIVANThe Sinton Pirates placed three men on the District 14AAA all-district teams. Robstown dominated both the offensive and defensive elevens with a total of nine Cottonpickers on the twoteams.Jimmy Ray Thames, 6-4,185 pound senior end was the only Pirate selection for the offensive unit. Two Juniors, Jerry Wilson and Bill Foley were named to the all-district defensive team. Wilson is a 5-10, 150 pound defensive halfback, while Foley is 6-2, 175 pounds and a defensive tackle.Thames ranks number eight in Class AAA pass receiving with a total of 29 grabs for 372 yards and two teedees. His best night came two weeks ago against Pleasanton when he caught seven aerials for 97 yards, including a spectular touchdown grab. Wilson and Foley each saw offensive action as well. Wilson was also rated among the State’s top Class AAA receivers. Wilson wound up tied for 16th place in the state with 19 receptions for 290 yards and four touchdowns.Wilson was credited with four interceptions this season, and numerous saves. Foley, playing his first season of varsity football, was one of the stalwarts in the Pirate defensive line.*IV4nk Garcia, Tim Kaitner; Third thlin, John Henry Tracy, Clint iy Harris, Osiel Cantu, Coach sr Burton, William Farek, Billiddell.Toward the and of the season, Foley began playing offensive tackle, in addition to defense.Robstown halfback Carl Hayes and quarterback Bobby Hunt were the only unanimous choices to the offensive eleven. The remainder of the backfield was composed by Calvin Calvin Hlnderman and Riley Odoms of Beeville and West Oso, respectively.Hinderman finished the regular season leading the State inboth rushing and scoring. Hinderman rushed 233 times for an astounding 1634 yards, a seven yard average. He also scored 22 touchdowns, kicked 19 extra points, and booted four field goals to end up with a total of 163 points. The entire Beeville team scoring total was only 198.Hayes finished third in the State in rushing with 178 carriesfor 1265 yards, a 7.1 yard average. Hayes also finished third in scoring with 144 on 24 touchdowns.Hunt was ranked 22nd in the State’s AAA passing department. Hunt tossed 94 passes, completing 46 for 696 yards. Hunt threw for four teedees andhad five passes intercepted.The 14AAA all-district offensive team includes Louis Dubose, 180 pound senior end from Gonzales; Jimmy Ray Thames, 185 pound senior end from Sinton; Jack Bibbs, 170 pound senior end from Robstown; Jimmy Parker, 190 pound senior tackle from Gonzales; Charles Williams, 170 pound junior tackle from West Oso; Dalton Crain, 195 pound senior tackle from Robstown; George Tanner, 180 pound senior guard from Beeville; Noe Silva, 185 pound senior guard from Robstown; Alcorio Gonzales, 190 pound senior guard from Pleasanton; Roland Zepeda, 170 pound senior center from Beeville; Bobby Hunt, 160 pound senior back from Robstown; Carl Hayes, 165 lb. senior back from Robstown; Calvin Hinderman, 155 pound senior back Beeville; and Riley Odoms, 175 pound Junior back from West Oso.On the defensive unit are David Jones, 175 pound Junior from Robstown; Eliseo Proa, 160 pound senior end from Gonzales; Terry Lott, 165 pound Junior from Refugio; Bill Foley, 175 pound Junior lineman from Sinton; Hector Molina, 220 pound Junior lineman from Robstown; Jimmy Parker, 190 pound senior lineman from Gonzales; B1U Nami, 166 pound Junior lineman from Cuero; Larry McClaugherty, 190 pound senior linebacker from Robstown; Alcario Gonzales, 190 pound senior linebacker from Pleasanton; Calvin Caed, 150 pound aanftor halibnek from(Set ALL DISTRICT F*. 6)
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Sinton San Patricio County News
Sinton, Texas, US
Thu, Nov 24, 1966
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