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First row: Verlyn Springer, Marvin Knittel, Dean Johnson, Art Brunz, Lute Dappen, Joe Pusl, Jerry Jones. Second row: Don Eickman, Scotty Whitley, Lawrence Berens, James Kuccra, Sam Dappen, Doyle Robertson, Don Robertson, Art Christensen. Third row: Coach Pniak, Joe Studenberg, Ben Godager, Stan Johnson, Jim Hlavka, Don Dunn, Frank Kucera and Assistant Coach Olson. I - . Q'-1 ' E I at f. Gregory Gorillas opened their 1947 Foot- ball Season with twelve lettermen. After three weeks of practice, the Gorillas met Ainsworth on the latter's lighted field on September 19. After a hard fought battle, the score stood at 20-6 in favor of Ainsworth. The Gorillas next game was on Spencer's field September 26 and was an easy one. The Gorillas took an early lead when Frank Kucera caught a pass from quarterback Whitley and ran 40 yards for the first Gorilla touchdown. The Gorillas drew heavily on their second team in the last quarter. Final score 20-0. The Gorillas don't talk much about the third game of the season. They were badly outclassed when they met Pierre on the home field on October 3. Score 26-0 in favor of Pierre. The game with Wagner on the Wagner lighted sand burr patch was a honey. Both 1 ' 1 teams played their best but they were too evenly matched for either team to score. Final tally 0-0. Platte was met on the home field October 17. The Gorillas pushed the Panthers all over the field but couldn't keep the ball long enough to cross Platte's goal line. The Pantherfs offensive consisted of very ac- curate passes which accounted for one tally. This was a game in which conversion points counted. Highlight of the game was Springer's run back for 6 Points. Platte won by a score of 14-13. The Gregory Gorillas rode the Golome Cowboys to an easy victory in the next game on October 24. Score 39-6. The Red Eleven engaged in battle with the Springview Indians on October 31 on Springview's field and came out one point behind the Indians. The tally was 13-12.
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