Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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Native-on-'T THE BUZZER 1928 --Mamiya Football Teams Fmsr TEAM SECOND TEAM L. Petti '29 ........., .... L eft End ......... ......... V . Cie Chanski '30 E. Springer '29 ........ ...Left Tackle ....,.,... ,.,.....,........... R . Koss '29 W. Hall '29 ...................... ,..... L eft Guard ...... A....... H . Musser '30 H. Powers QC! '28 .,... Center ,... ....... ,I . Foldlessy '28 H. Koll '28 ...,............,..,. ....... R ight Guard . ............. R. Gent '28 S. Kline '29 ....... .....,. R ight Tackle ....... ....... E . Scheurinig 30 M. Berg '28 .......... ...... R ight End ....... J. Wedlake '30 B. Sadosky '28 ....... ...,,... Q uarterback ......., ......... H . Clasen '30 V. Caito '30 ................ ...... L eft Halfback ...... ................. J . Shea '31 C. Eminger '29 .......... ...,. R ight Halfback ...... ............. H . Bunnard '31 J. Sintic '29 ............. ..,.,... F allback ,,...... ...... Q CJ J. Korenciff '31 L. Sadosky '29 ....... Right Halfback ...... ..,..... C . Kulwinskas '30 ' 9 R. schmiat '28 ........ Left Guard .. ...... 5 Af' ,gg Head Coach ,,,,.....,. ........ A LFRED W. RADER tOhio Universityj Assistant Coach ......., ....... C . SWACKHAMER fOhio Universityj Student Managers ........ ...............,. R . VINCIQUERRA, E. CoLTR1N Faculty Manager ,,...,... ........... R . R. KEAY fMiamiJ Honour Roll This year more Euclid Central football men were honored by the Cleveland newspapers than in any previous year. All football players have an ambition when they get 'on the team and that is to make the mythical football teams which are chosen from among the best players in the Greater Cleveland Conference by news- paper writers and coaches of the different schools. The following were placed on the 1927 Mythical Elevens: Press All-Scholastic Second Team Bernard Sadosky, Quarterback. The Cleveland Plain Dealer First Team ' Henry Powers, Centerg Bernard Sadosky, Quarterbackg joe Sintic, Fullback. , The Cleveland Plain Dealer Second Team Louis Petti, Left Endg Vincent Caito, Right End. The Cleveland Plain Dealer Honor Roll Henry Koll, Left Guardg Elmer Springer, Right Tackle. ' The Cleveland News All-Conference 'First Team Louis Petti, Left Endg Bernard Sadosky, Quarterbackg Joe Sintic, Fullback. The Cleveland News Second Team Henry Powers, Centerg Henry Koll, Left Guard. Thirty-one

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THE BUZZER 1928

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,- -M-A as-g-EW THE BUZZER 1928 fwfgv, f Football September 15, the first day of school, saw thirty-five dusty and perspiring young boys working very hard with footballs in their hands. This was in a preliminary football practice, which eventually was to lead to another football championship, for teams are not made without practice. The june class of l927 had graduated five members of the Championship team but these gaps were soon filled out, for there was a large squad out for positions and plenty of material on hand so the old veterans were not missed so much. e This year Euclid Central duplicated its feat of the preceding year by not losing any games, but had to be content with two tie games along with their wins. Euclid Central's line of defense was conceded the strongest in the Conference. They showed it in the Rocky River game and again in the Shaker Heights game, when they held their opponents on the one-foot line. The line also did marvelous work on the offense, opening a hole for the ball carriers whenever asked, although they were always outweighed by their opponents. The backfield deserves plenty of credit for it was these four athletes who threw themselves fearlessly in front of their opponents to gain a possible inch after being tackled. The backfield not only did good work on the offense but on the defense as well. No team ever made more than ten yards on line plays in one down through- out the season. The backfield this year was composed of one man who specialized in end runs, one a great line plunger, and two interference runners. Euclid Central was one of the two schools in Greater Cleveland which was not defeated this year, all of the other schools sustaining defeats at one time or another. Good sportsmanship prevailed among the players both toward Mrg Rader and toward their opponents. This is one .of the things for which the Euclid Central athletes have been noted. They were never penalized for any serious infraction of rules and seldom did they question an official's decision. SCORES 1927 Euclid Central ....... ...d.... 2 0 Brush ............... Euclid Central ....... ........ I 2 Rocky River ...... .,.,.. Euclid Central ....,.. ........ 5 I h Euclid Shore .....,. .,.,,, Euclid Central ....... ........ I 2 Shaker Heights Euclid Central ....... ........ 0 j. Marshall ........ .,.,., Euclid Central ....... ........ 6 Longwood ..r.,,,,,. Euclid Central ....... ........ l 2 W. Commerce Euclid Central ................ 113 Opponents ,,..,, Thirty-tw: