Central High School - Helios Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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,Q--4 26- Quit? 'QA SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL Twp Il--wflluclxmwlw, QQEIIIY, Irwin, Kjravex, Knlmback, Sinnl-mn. Nluldle Ruw-Scott, Amlcrwlm, l'Q-rlxixli, Uellzulc, La Ruche, Ii1111x1mw. Cnznch. Ilnttmn IlwwfS:u1r, Cfnuphell, liwing, Il. K:-eniug, Nzuh. MANAGERS lhnck Ruw-l.e1gh Chultux'-4-11, L'-,llfy Ryan, Rwhert XYl1itw4n'!l1, David XYilc1w, Ilan'--lml XYchNte1 I-'rmxt R--xv-Stewart Yun IH-perulg, ll-fuglzn Scutt. Charles Brfunley. One Hundred Ten qfl' 3

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b Atv?-44. 'JA vw I 'vu'-f..,,f,,t:,g,4,.,, ff- 5 1 ' 'M 42..-Q, '-'sy -f., . f .4 4, Hold! Then came. as only the football classic of Western Michigan can come. the annual Muskegon game, held this year for the first time in Central's stadium at Houseman Field. Elaborate preparations for taking care of the many thousands who saw the game. eliminated any undue rush or disorder. and all was set for the kick-off. During the first half. as was true in a major portion of Centralls games this year. we fought the opposing team to a standstill. and actually led them. though no points were recorded. Ylany times a great game will hinge on a seemingly small happening. and this game was no exception to the rule. The breaks of the game were against us. and this time they were real breaksga break of Ceisefs ribs. and fractured vertebrae which necessitated his removal from the game. Central went back more determined than ever. but the bulwark on defense and the mainspring on attack was gone. and the whole team's punch was taken away. The inevitable happened. and Muskegon. with many well-arranged methods of attack. sunk the Central ship under a load of 31 points. And another Muskegon game was dead and gone. One thing that deserves mention was the placing of Ceiser and Bartholic on the Heralzfs all-city team for all-around ability and worth to their team. George Bartholic was twice honored in this way. for he made the first basketball selections. loo. Both players deserve credit. as does Coach Coryell lwho perhaps gets all too little for his hard and untiring interest in Central athleticst. and the whole team for their faithful work throughout the long. hard season. Football at Central this year didn't have a particularly successful season. but the team was a real Central team. and. winning or losing. Central has and will stay back of its teams. I v -.,!Fft','e - Aff J'-'HES Henry Riker Tony Swarthmn Fred Deane One Hundred Nine

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