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Mendenhall Football Team History

Mendenhall Tigers

Mendenhall High School

207 Circle Drive Mendenhall, MS
Stadium: Tiger Stadium
Colors: Black & Gold
Coach: A.J. Mangum

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1926 <-- 1960 <- 1961 -> 1962 --> 2024

1961 Season Highlights

A.J. Mangum enters his 5th season as Head Coach at Mendenhall.

The Tigers won the Little Dixie Conference Championship.

1961 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Sep. 1	OPEN
Fri., Sep. 8	Pinola	38	7	W
Fri., Sep. 15	Crystal Springs *	6	13	L
Fri., Sep. 22	Clinton	14	12	W
Fri., Sep. 29	Forest Hill	6	0	W
Fri., Oct. 6	Monticello *	51	13	W
Fri., Oct. 13	Forest	54	13	W
Fri., Oct. 20	Tylertown *	43	7	W
Fri., Oct. 27	Hazlehurst *	26	6	W
Fri., Nov. 3	Prentiss *	25	0	W
Fri., Nov. 10	Magee *	13	6	W
Fri., Nov. 17	Clinton	12	0	W

1961 Season Totals
Record	10-1
Points Scored	288
Scoring Average	26.2
Points Allowed	77
Defense Average	7.0
Opponents Record	50-58 -3
Home Record	0-0
Away Record	0-0

1961 Little Dixie Conference Standings
	Regular Season			Conference Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
	North
Clinton	6-4	179	104	5-1-0	123	57	Roy Burkett
Morton	6-3	159	85	5-1-0	127	31	Dale Brasher
Pearl	7-3	192	108	4-2-0	115	59	Bob Parker
Forest Hill	4-6	131	156	4-2-0	100	73	David Lingle
Florence	3-5	91	136	2-4-0	65	111	Billy Templeton
Brandon	2-7-1	127	175	1-5-0	53	122	Burnett Blackmon
Forest	0-8-1	58	256	0-6-0	31	161	Pat Waren
	South
Mendenhall	10-1	288	77	5-1-0	164	45	A.J. Mangum
Magee	9-1-1	356	64	5-1-0	204	20	Charles Calloway
Crystal Springs	6-4	156	84	4-3-0	124	64	Wade Alexander
Prentiss	5-5	171	137	3-3-0	84	90	Leslie Smith
Hazlehurst	5-5	152	169	2-4-0	79	123	Ronald Bennett
Tylertown	3-7	90	187	2-4-0	64	137	Jack Poole
Monticello	0-10	59	378	0-6-0	19	265	George Arendale

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