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Saint Joseph Jackson Football Team History

Saint Joseph Jackson Bruins

Saint Joseph High School

308 New Mannsdale Road Madison, MS
Stadium: Bill Raphael Field
Colors: Blue & Gold
Coach: Bill Raphael

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1948 <-- 1958 <- 1959 -> 1960 --> 2024

1959 Season Highlights

Bill Raphael enters his 10th season as Head Coach at Saint Joseph Jackson.

1959 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Sep. 4	Florence	13	7	W
Fri., Sep. 11	Byram	21	0	W
Fri., Sep. 18	Raymond	27	0	W
Fri., Sep. 25	Saint Joseph Greenville	6	7	L
Fri., Oct. 2	Chamberlain-Hunt Academy	0	27	L
Fri., Oct. 9	Clinton	0	38	L
Fri., Oct. 16	Port Gibson	13	42	L
Fri., Oct. 23	Culkin	7	6	W
Fri., Oct. 30	Saint Aloysius	8	28	L
Fri., Nov. 6	Lexington	0	21	L

1959 Season Totals
Record	4-6
Points Scored	95
Scoring Average	9.5
Points Allowed	176
Defense Average	17.6
Opponents Record	56-35 -1
Home Record	0-0
Away Record	0-0

1959 Capital Conference Standings
	Regular Season			Conference Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Redwood	6-4	201	155	5-2-0	141	105	J.C. Dorman
Byram	3-5	90	177	3-3-0	84	113	Dan Dubose
Jett	1-6	42	110	1-5-0	30	91	Othel Mendrop
Port Gibson	11-0	377	85				Charles Peets
Benton	8-3	245	104				M.M. Gordon
Bentonia	7-1-1	200	71				Joe Glorioso
Culkin	6-4	198	131				Erwin Baylot
Madison-Ridgeland	5-3-1	139	124				Pete Wilson
Flora	4-3-1	94	105				Robert Box
Pelahatchie	4-4-1	150	108				Frank Kirby
Raymond	4-4	89	98				Jimmy Russell
Saint Joseph Jackson	4-6	95	176				Bill Raphael
Puckett	3-6	147	132				Durwood Graham
Utica	3-6	70	232				David Oakes
Mississippi School for the Deaf	1-8	92	181	0-1-0	0	0	Cecil Davis
Terry High	1-6	70	191				A.P. Thibodeaux

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