Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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.. I , ,Q F 473 ,fu ff TW SCOTT UYLER . . . . .Cfzpffrfn RALPH BOSS. ...,.. .......... . llflllllflfi' JOHN if BVIIXS, JR ...,,... ,-l.s.sf.sf111If .lIfllll1fll'I' ALT.-XMEH, I.. H.A Here was a buy who put his heart into his work. Yn- tortunatcly hc sustained a sprained wrist in lTllCl-PGHSOII. AHLERS, R. H.- Clill'y Certainly was a fast One. The way he helcl Walnut Hills' speed nierchants in tow was Z1 revelatioli. BLACKBURN, G.- Blacliy was little, hut oh niyl Ask Norwuml, BOSS, L. E.- Pretty was the hoy who invented punting and goal-lciultiiig. and seenied to he horn to pluck forwarcls out of the uzmie. BVRNS. T.-Alan was one ot' Hughes' niost sturdy liiiciiwii. and could always l-tl found in the Vicinity of the hall. C.,x1iuT!1lQRS. H. H.- 'I'u1n1ny could carry that hall soinc. hut was unable to do su in niany nl' the games un account ol' Iiequent soiuurns into the study of L'liemist1'y. l'lEI.I.El-IS, F. B.- So K-1'c's to Yfiill, FLIZZY-lYllZZY - for Y0ll'1'6 a first-class Iightin' man. fl'as:e unv liunilrwl anal tw'mty-iluimlel

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Football Team

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GREGG, C.- Cliff Was the most earnest worker on the team. This made him the best center seen at Hughes for a long time. HODAPP, L. G.- This gentleman proved a stumbling-block for many a full- back. Somehow they didn't seem to get past him. KNA BE, L. T- Shiner was the giant of the line. An attack on him was like an attack on Gibraltar - better unattempted. KOENIG, R. T.- Brute's attacks were furious. He was not afraid of anybody and enjoyed opposing big men. LOBITZ, E.- Carl had the right spirit. When the team was without an end, he came to the front and filled up a big hole. There are few of his caliber. NICCARTNEY, L. H.- The Wild Irishman carried the ball like an All- American. He was always good for a gain. OYLER, R. E. fCaptainD- Scott was the kind you read about. He was an ideal captain and player. If he does half as well next year as he did this, Hughes will bring home the pennant without much trouble. PFRIEM, T.- P-F was inexperienced and had to stack up against old players. but he managed to hold his own. especially in the Woodward game. , RICHARDSON, Q. B.- Bayle was the best quarter ever seen at Hughes. The way he handled the team was a sight for sore eyes. ZEHLER, R. G.- Usually there were few attacks upon Carl after the first quarter. It took a team just one quarter to learn that such attacks were useless. SCORES OF THE SEASON Hughes .31 Newport . . . Hughes .56 O. M. I ..... Hughes -13 Ohio Dental. Hughes . 14 Hartwell . . . Hughes Steele . .... , Hughes -14 Manual .... Hughes . 6 Walnut Hills Hughes .31 Woodward . Hughes . 0 Norwood .. Hughes . 6 Hamilton. . HLIQYIGS -217 Opponents .. '1:Protestecl. fPage one l'll.lI'ld1S.1 and twenty foul 1