Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

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FOOTBALL ro , As m r , llarlie i Rx t h 0 e tt R lx Fearheilcy, Rocmtliii, Merrell, Smith, Nlhoclruff, Ewalrl, Kress I O I ll l y O l 3 1 I l NI h 1 O l y l' wens, li in-fs o nt re' ' oinsmi ic' e mi ni rv ', x. A . e,-7. - 7 GRANITE CITY VS. I-IILLSBORO The football squad lost their first game of the season to Granite City. We had had only a weelc's practice and hadn't got together. In the first quarter, both teams battled baclc and forth to no one's advantage. In the second quarter Granite opened their aerial attaclc and we could not stop them. They continued this throughout the third and fourth quarters, scoring one goal in each. The final score was 18-0. AUTUM SOUTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL STANDING XVON Losr Mt. Olive ...... .,,.. 5 0 Hillsboro ...... ..... 4 1 Taylorville .... ..... 3 2 Staunton ..,..,., ,.,,, 3 2 Pana ........., ..... 2 3 Carlinville .... .. 2 3 Gillespie .... ..... 2 3 Benld 3 2 Nokomis .... ..... O 5 OBLONG VS. I-IILLSBORO The Hillsboro gridiron squad lost their second game of the season to Oblong there. Oblong scored in the second and fourth quarters making the final score 12-0. Both scores were made as a result of fumbles by Hillsboro men on their own five yard line. In the third quarter, Hillsboro carried the ball 70 yards by line plunges. The game was played in a downpour of rain, which slaclcened during the second quarter but con- tinued throughout the game. 1- -f ue.. ...asa -Xu,-.. Ellington, Onclrey, K., Seltzer, lu ' lliam, Smith. Vllialcn, l'rarer, hrakes Handsliy, INIOrmino, Strausbaugh, floacl

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U T UMN FOOTBALL This is a chart showing the approximate number of games won, lost, and tiedg and the number of points we have scored and the oppor1ent's score. This chart is for the years since our present football coaches have been here. YEAR HILLSBORO OPPONENTS WON TIED LOST 1930 .,.,.... 175 7 1 O 1931 ..,,... 148 7 1 0 1932 ..,....,. 162 5 1 2 1933 ,,....,.. 137 7 1 1 1934 ........ 200 8 1 O 193 5.. ..... .. 105 8 1 1 1936 ,,,,,r,, 229 7 O 2 1937 ..,,..i. 162 4 2 2 1938 ..,,,.,,,,..,.,....... 132 5 0 4 Totals .,.. 1450 58 8 12 Coach Fearheiley Assistant Coach Ewald S J' N1 9 fu- wh' The two natural football rivals of Hillsboro are Mt, Olive and Taylorville. We're trying to give you the approximate score of each game during the years these teams have played us since our present coaches have been here. YEAR HILLSBORO MT. OLIVE TAYLORVTLLE 1929 ......, 0 ,.....,.... ,......,.. 0 7 ,...... ..........,.,. ......, 6 1930 ...,,.. ,... 3 3 .,i.,.. .......... 0 26 ,,..... .............. ....... 0 1931 ....... .... 4 7 ......, .......... 0 1932 ....,,. .,.. 2 6 ....... ........,. 6 32 .............. ............,. .,..... 0 1933 ..,.... .... N o Games 1934 ..,.... ..., 2 O ..............,,.,,.v..v 0 0 ....... .,....,.,..... ....... 0 1935 ....... .... 2 6 ....... ..,,,,........ ...,... 0 1936 ..,.,.. 6 ....... ........ 1 3 13 ....... .............. .....,... 1 3 1937 ....... ,,.. 0 ....... .......... 9 13 ....... .................. .....,..... 6 TOTAI ,....... ...... 2 49 28 25

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xUTUMN FOOTBALL PANA VS. I-IILLSBORO The I-Iiltop squad won their Hrst conference game of the season by a score of 14 to 0. The team had improved a good deal. On the open- ing kickoff of the second half Roemelin ran 90 yards for a touchdown. Neal's plunge over from the two yard line accounted for the other goal. The extra points were made by a plunge by Neal and a pass to Cndrey. This seemed to be the first game we've really clicked. A fine group of boosters and students came up to see us play. CARLINVILLE VS. I-IILLSBORO Hillsboro defeated Carlinville there by a score of 32 to O. By winning this match Hills- boro tied for the conference lead with Mt. Olive P. Onclrey, Billingsley, Ruck, Rocmelin Root, Owens, Michelini, llarbatti and Staunton. There were two touchdowns in the second quarter, two in the third and one in the last quarter. The outstanding play of the game occurred in the final quarter when Ondrey intercepted a pass and ran 80 yards for a touchdown. TAYLORVILLE VS. HILLSBORO The football squad won over Taylorville for their third straight victory. Much of the credit was due to Captain Paul Gndrey, who ran thirty yards on a lateral from Reck to be stopped on the five yard line. A plunge by Neal and a long pass from Ondrey to Michelini accounted for the touchdown. Fast end runs by Rightnowar and Shivers and plunges by Shivers accounted for Taylor- villeis touchdown. The final score was 13-6.