Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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THE 1941 OAK SJiXUU T Jgm a 33-to-O final victory. Schwing scored tlie first touch- down and Balionis kicked the extra point. With the help of Ruthko ' s athances Cutler went around riiiht end to score in the second period. Schwing scored again in the third period on a 26-yard run, and Hill and Ecklund registered touch- downs in the final period. Indiana Continues Drive, Vanquishes Edinboro, 25-0 Still on the warpath the Indians. playing their first game away from home, scalped Edinboro for the third straight victory. Again the boys faced little opposition as the ' scored every period, garnering 18 first downs to Edinboro ' s one. Thull ' s interception of a pass and Schwing ' s recovery of an Edin- boro fumble on their own 12-vard Top to boltom: Stopped cold An Injun bites the dust. A Millerman intercepted this one. Kine blocking, Indians! jJHPWMaHII MIifit ' iSaiferfcf 185

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VARSITY SPORTS Indians Rally To Topple Lock Haven Eleven, 16-6 A sensational last-quarter rall ' !) the Indians upset Lock Haven ' s eleven and started the Millernien on their championship drixc ith a 16-to-6 score. Lidiana was trailing at the half- time ]3eriod, 6-to-O. But during the last period fireworks Ruthko ' s bril- liant line ])lunges led to the first tcHichdown while Corey ' s left-end run of 55 yards was responsible for the second one. Sybinsky scored a safety, and Schmucker booted the extra point. Bloonisburg Is Humbled By Millermen Squad, 33-0 Bloomsburg was the second vic- tim of the fighting Indians. The locals scored each period, giving them a 14-to-O lead at the half and Top left: Fred Stokes, End Top center: Al Mauro, Tackle Top right: Don Schwixg, Back Center left: Nick Kish, Back Center right: Bill Cctler, Back Bottom left: Sam Commella, Center Bottom ri ht: Fred Rithko, Back ix-l

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OUR CHAMPIOnS III f dioi Op pjo Atixun. line were responsible for the first two touclidowns while Romeo and Corey scored via the air route to liunil)le Kdinlxjro, 25-to-O. Slippery Rock Bows To Millermen by 15-6 Score A strong and determined Indi- ana team tra elled to Slippery Rock to chalk up the Indians ' fourth victory. This game made local history in that it was the first time the Alillermen defeated the Rockets on the latter ' s field. The favored Slippery Rock squad was crippled as they tried repeatedly to break the strong front line of the Millermen. S c h w i n g tallied twice and Schmucker added an extra point to give the Indians a 15-to-6 vic- torv. The publicity that accomp.mys a winning team Here come the Indians! Atmosphere of the bench Welcomed rest at halt-time " We want a touchdown " Prognostication prior to sendoff 18h ARSITY SPORTS