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Booneville Football Team History

Booneville Blue Devils

Booneville High School

300 B George E Allen Drive West Booneville, MS
Stadium: Tiger Stadium
Colors: Blue & Gold
Coach: Jim Drewry

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1927 <-- 1964 <- 1965 -> 1966 --> 2023

1965 Season Highlights

Jim Drewry enters his 1st season as Head Coach at Booneville.

1965 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Sep. 3	@ Pontotoc	0	27	L
Fri., Sep. 10	OPEN
Fri., Sep. 17	vs. Okolona *	6	25	L
Thu., Sep. 23	@ Kossuth *	13	13	T
Fri., Oct. 1	vs. Shannon *	0	19	L
Fri., Oct. 8	@ Calhoun City *	0	38	L
Fri., Oct. 15	vs. Nettleton	18	19	L
Fri., Oct. 22	@ Fulton *	14	26	L
Fri., Oct. 29	vs. Lafayette	52	25	W
Fri., Nov. 5	vs. South Tippah *	7	20	L
Fri., Nov. 12	@ Baldwyn *	0	12	L

1965 Season Totals
Record	1-8 -1
Points Scored	110
Scoring Average	11.0
Points Allowed	224
Defense Average	22.4
Opponents Record	58-41 -6
Home Record	1-4
Away Record	0-4 -1

1965 Tombigbee Conference Standings
	Regular Season			Conference Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Fulton	9-1-1	310	95	7-1-0	219	70	Ben Jones
Baldwyn	8-1	165	33	6-1-0	118	33	Ralph Mitchell
Calhoun City	8-2	205	81	6-1-0	149	44	Bobby Slick McCool
Okolona	5-3-1	106	82	4-3-0	81	63	Charles Garrett
Ripley	4-6	134	156	4-4-0	108	97	Joe Mathis
Shannon	4-6	111	165	2-5-0	58	118
Nettleton	2-6-1	59	176	2-5-1	59	162	Dwain Acker
Booneville	1-8-1	110	224	0-6-1	40	153	Jim Drewry
Kossuth	1-8-1	73	241	0-6-1	54	201	Lex Rhodes

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