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Row I Row 2 Row 3 L. Hill. R. Chuck, E. Slagle, B. Parrish. R. Aldrin, C. Anderson, B. Jonnson, D. Johnson. R. Svieven, K. Allen. D. Goethe.
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the North Parkers a 50-0 setback. The up and down Vikings were up the fol- lowing week as they shut out a Thorn- ton team that had won its last two games 56-0 and 32-0. This game was probably North Park ' s best as Hess ' pass interception and line work of Ny- quist, Swanson, and Matson sparked the team. Rock scored and another Lake to Goethe pass was good for six points to make the final score 12-0. On the following Saturday the Vik- ings made Wright ' s homecoming a happy one as Wright won 12-7. The score tells the wrong story, for even with key men out of the lineup the North Park eleven was clearly the su- perior team. Breaks played a big part in the game as the team couldn ' t score more than Rock ' s touchdown. The 1952 Homecoming game was played against Wilson, the conference champion. The Vikings held this powerhouse in the first quarter, but Wilson opened up in the second quar- ter with 26 points. Add 12 in the third and 6 in the fourth, and you have the trend of the game. After failing to score on a couple of drives deep into Wilson territory, Captain Nyquist inter- cepted a Wilson pass and ran 23 yards to score. Swanson converted to make the Vikings ' homecoming score a lop- sided 44-7. The season ended at ]oliet where a weak defense accounted for 27 points before another Lake-Goethe pass broke the ice for the Vikings. This play went for a total of 62 yards. Lake scored North Park ' s other touchdown as Joliet won 34-12. V IZ th IK A v ■■■■ ■■■■HHHHi Pass intercepted by Dave Hess. North 1 ' .irk 12, Wheal
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When the team was not laid up by injuries, their performance was excel- lent. The defensive platoon looked very good in many of the games with vicious tackling and blocking. The of- fensive sguad showed spurts of near brilliance at times. The club ' s guarter- back, Bruce Lake, consistently played heads up ball as he threw four pay dirt passes and scored another on a sneak. His field-generalship and good sportsmanship won him the honor of being elected the team ' s most valuable player. Next year ' s captain will be Bill Matson, lineman. Completed pass, Lake to Goetlie ■UM1 Walt Miller carrying, Lake blocking, against Wneaton
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