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Hazlehurst Football Team History

Hazlehurst Indians

Hazlehurst High School

101 South Haley Street Hazlehurst, MS
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Colors: Maroon & White
Coach: J.R. McPhearson

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1925 <-- 1951 <- 1952 -> 1953 --> 2024

1952 Season Highlights

J.R. McPhearson enters his 1st season as Head Coach at Hazlehurst.

The Indians set a team record for losses in a season with 11.

1952 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Sep. 5	vs. Meadville	0	21	L
Fri., Sep. 12	vs. Forest Hill *	6	24	L
Fri., Sep. 19	@ Brookhaven	6	49	L
Fri., Sep. 26	@ Monticello *	6	32	L
Fri., Oct. 3	vs. Magnolia	0	19	L
Fri., Oct. 10	vs. Magee *	0	14	L
Fri., Oct. 17	vs. Columbia *	0	13	L
Fri., Oct. 24	@ New Hebron	0	13	L
Fri., Nov. 7	@ Clinton *	13	20	L
Fri., Nov. 14	Canton	0	39	L
Fri., Nov. 21	@ Crystal Springs *	6	39	L

1952 Season Totals
Record	0-11
Points Scored	37
Scoring Average	3.4
Points Allowed	283
Defense Average	25.7
Opponents Record	65-43 -4
Home Record	0-5
Away Record	0-5

1952 Little Dixie Conference Standings
	Regular Season			Conference Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Mendenhall	9-2	209	78	7-1-0	151	51	A.J. Mangum
Forest Hill	7-4-1	162	103	6-3-1	143	83	Ray Bell
Brandon	8-1	165	52	5-1-0	99	45	Jack Warner
Clinton	7-2-1	143	109	5-1-0	105	63	Corwin G. Muse
Columbia	8-3	177	91	3-0-0	52	6	Leonard McCullough
Crystal Springs	5-6	124	104	3-3-0	86	45	Wendell Webb
Pearl	5-4	144	68	2-1-0	58	14	George Dearing
Magee	3-8	97	157	2-7-0	83	131	Jim Carballo
Morton	3-5-1	79	177	2-4-0	53	102
Monticello	6-4	157	132	1-1-0	38	26	William McCaughan
Forest	4-5-1	109	131	1-3-0	25	52	Audis Gill
Pinola	4-5-1	96	123	0-1-0	0	33	Matthew Bankston
Florence	2-7-1	96	208	0-5-1	20	151	W.Y. Radd
Hazlehurst	0-11	37	283	0-6-0	31	142	J.R. McPhearson

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