Antigo High School - Hi Light Yearbook (Antigo, WI)

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END 0F FO0TBALL SEASUN FIND mason ELECTED Houonmw cnmm FOOTBALL SUMMARY The Antigo High School team of 1937 was a well balanced club, despite the fact that only s-even experienced lettermen returned from the previous year. Averaging about 155 pounds, the team, composed of smart and will ing players, finished the season with a .500 percentage. The line, a trifle unsteady at the season's opening de- veloped into one of the best in the Valley while the back field, a very fast combination, was no doubt as good as any. The Ants tied Mari- nette ,Point, and the Rapids, defeated Wausau and Marshfield and in turn were defeated by Rhinelander and M-errill. Although the team didn't lead thc conference in wins, they had by far the best backing in the Wisconsin Valley. At the end of the season the boys cl-acted Ray Kirsch honorary Cap- tain. MARINETTE AT ANTIGO In a non-conference game, the Ants held a powerful Marinette machine to a six-all tie. A fair crowd of some 2,000 fans saw Grane score the initial touch down of the 37 season early in the game from the four-yard line. Marinette, however, came back very strong and Waugas scored their lone touchdown in the last three minutes of the game. Score-Antigo 6fMar- inette 6. ANTIGO AT RAPIDS The Friday following the Marinette game the locals took to the road and traveled to Rapids. In a defensive battle the Rapids had the Ants hack on their heels from the opening kick- off. Three times, the Kirk-m-en rose to heroic heights and stopped the march of the Rapids. Fisher, Ant tackle, looked very impressive in this game as did Gross, small Rapids full. Final-Antigo 0-Rapids 0. ANTIGO AT MERRILL In a heart breaking contest the Merrillites eked out a 6-0 win over :1 better Ant team. Three times the Ants pushed the ball within the five' yard line only to be denied a score. A pass, Detert to Rajek, was turned into six points early in the second half. Hal Fermanlck, sophomore fullback, practically ripped the Mer- rill line to shreds. However, when the occasion called for a goal-line stand the stubborn Merrill boys were not to be budged. Final-Merrill 6-- Antigo 0. 28 KIRSCH if wares we M.. 725.3 wil' FOURTH ROW: Fermanich, Bradley, Breicha, Tes THIRD ROW: Gongoll, Ass't. Coach, Fisher, Rich SECOND ROW: McCann, Simons, Feil, Miller, Sch Maltby FIRST ROW: Mgr. Bahr, Smith, Skodinski, Benish derson, Grane, Coach Kirk