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flmtlaf OACH WOODROW HATFIELD in his second year in St. Louis as a coach had to start from scratch with the combination of Soldan and Blewett. Sixty fellows from both schools reported to practice September 1, 1948, and the weeding out process began. By the fourth of September the squad was down to a work- able size and they began preparing for the first game which was just five days away. Soldan-Blewett started its athletic career on a good note by defeating a highly rated East St. Louis eleven 8-6. This was one more victory than was expected of the team. With only six returning lettermen and four of these being in the backfield, Soldan-Blewett was expected to be a breather on everyone's schedule. Soldan-Blewett then ventured to U. City and played the worst game of its entire sea- son, losing to the County Champs 20-8. This game showed the Tigers' many faults that hither-to-fore had not been evident. The Tigers next went to Walsh Stadium to engage the District Champs, St. Louis U. High. After fighting a losing battle up until the closing minutes, the hyphenated eleven were brought to life by a long pass by Bill Roemerman and a few seconds later Roemer- man scored on a terrific plunge over the left side of the line. This game was highlighted by brilliant offensive and defensive play by Marv Rosengarten and Tony Karakas. Entering league play the Tigers had a rec- ord of win, loss, and one tie. In the first league game the combined school beat Mc- TIRST RUWZ Lepticll, Rosche. Krueger, Rosengartcn, Mahew, Lowe. Heuer, Ifing, MV- Uiliileld. Akfi. SECUNU ROVV5 Kilmkfli- Rffemeflm Anastas, Suchart, Scholar, Ilannagan, Cofer, Enloe, Jones, llnrt, VX' gl . 'IOP ROW: Levy, DuBml, Rziskns, Luzenske, Milonzxs, Thoi llfgll, Olive, Diekmann, Baker, Ashby, Vlfoodcn, lwitcheell. Page One Hundred Four
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