Hudson High School - True Blue Yearbook (Hudson, WI)

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18 T R U E B I- U E . i. ELL. Torienta! Torienta! Tak ska du venta. Tak ska du venta. Ti cent lutefisk! Ti cent lutefisk! . Hudson! Standing, left to right— Haugen (2nd b), Leaf (r f). Holden(3rd b), Jacobson Mgr. (1st b), Singer (2nd b), Gorham (1 f), Schmidt (coach); sitting —Slaughter (If), Peterson (c) Odenwald (p), Bleier (s s), Hoglund (c f), Kealy (c f), Kealey (c f). BASE BALL. The base ball team began practicing the first week in April. Odenwald was elected captain and proved his claims on the honor by winning the first game with 11 strike outs, allowing only 2 hits. Score: 7-3 against River Falls. When River Falls came to Hudson they did not cross home plate and permitted us 6 counters. North St. Paul was tucked away with the other victims by 4 to 3. Because of a lack of high schools base ball teams this yei we played several teams out of our class. H. O. in English IV—Didn’t he write that poem about the grasshopper and cricket ? Miss M. —Yes; but what is the name of it? H. O. —Isn’t that to a skylark?

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TRUE BLUE. FOOT BALL. The call for football men was issued by Coach Schmidt about the last week of September, and twenty or more candidates responded. Three experienced men were all Schmidt had to work with as this was the first year of football since 1913. The season opened with a victory over River Falls Normai by a score of 25 to 0. St. Thomas Mohawks fell by a score of 14 to 12. The team played a remarkable game against its much heavier oppon- ents. All attention was now turned to the Menor.iunie game. The showing of Menomcnie was a disappointment and Hudson won 46 to 0. In the Farmington game we went out of our class, losing 54 to 0. Farmington laid claim to the championship of Minnesota. The last game of the season was lost to River Falls 54 to 19. Considering the inexperience c the men and the dif- ficulty of getting enough players out for two teams, the team made a good showing. Holden, Carlson, Burton.....................................Ends. Leaf, Jacobsen Kealy, Bleier..............................Tackles Johnson, Casanova, Odenwald, Singer........................Guards Evans.....................................................Center. Burke, (Captain) ....................................Quarter-back Dorgan.................................................Full-back. Olson, O’Connell, Beggs, (Captain Elect) ................Halves. Representatives of: H is for Hanna, his first name is Freddy; When it comes to the navy, he always is ready. H is for Haugen, a poet at times, But where does he get his ideas for rhymes ? S is for Singer, who in the morn loves the bed. He goes with a girl named — — ’nough said. Now on a bright sunshiny day, To see Miss N wend her weary way, Up the street, With her scarf about her neck, And her boots on too, by heck! It’s a treat.