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t iss: ' WOODY HATFIELD Head Coach goofdaf Approximately sixty boys turned out for football last fall. With many of his former stars gone, Coach Hatfield had his work cut out for him. Added to our already fine coaching staff this season was Mr. Bay Cliffe who took over super- vision of the Tiger line. He held this position formerly at Country Day School. Among the group of hard working fellows who went out for the sport were these returning lettermen: Captain Bob Diekman, Ierry Raslcas, Eddie Rosen, Dean Melton, Iack Krekeler, George Anastas, Frank Luzenske, Tom Bianchi, and Ioe Wooden. Soldan Blewett opened the season at University City Here the Bengals lost to the powerful U City eleven 19 6 Our next encounter was at East St Louis Here the hard fighting Tigers held East St Louis to a single touchdown in the first half but in the second half the East Siders capitalized on our inexperience and won by a score of 39 0 SUB BASEMENT TRAPPED NQg'7hh,:,,d0l9-gi 4 :JY sig, Eighty .Mlm wi' -4 4'-A If H it ,aw 435 'Mit :M EQ 5 Vit! abs 36 AQ
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FIRST ROW Duke Anastas Luzenske Dlekman Capt Gross Rosen Wangelm Krekler Bowen Burton SECOND ROW Becker Tamln Krav1tz Orsech M Wooden Capt elect Slegel Melton Boraz Raskas THIRD ROW Schwartzbart Brooks Mgr Mr Hatheld Coach Soldan Blewett then played 1ts fxrst league game aga1nstMcK1nley The Tlgers sparked oy halfback Edd1e Rosen presented a strong defense but thelr 1nab1l1ty to cross the goal l1ne brought a l2 0 loss ln thelr next game the Bengals were handed thelr worst defeat ot the season 45 U at the hands of powerhouse Beaumont The teams next effort was 1ts best Although showmg great Splfll the Tlgers succumbed to Cleveland l9 6 On a near zero nrght our eleven put up a great f1ght but were do ffned by Central l2 O joofgaf In therr f1nal game of the season the Tlgers lost to Roosevelt 25 6 The Soldan Blewett touchdown was scored on a terr1f1c run by Quarterback Wally Orsech Twenty football men were awarded letters They were loe Wooden Capta1n 51 George Anastas Nlck Bouhdes Bob D1ekman ack Krekeler Frank Luzenske Dean Melton Dave Wangeltn Harold Boraz Wally Orsech lerry Raskas Eddle Rosen Charles Slgnorelll Tom B1anch1 Cornell Bowen Eddle Duke Matt Hart Bob Grose Marvm Orsech and Kenny Smrth Ed Rosen and Frank Luzenske galned recogm tron by recelvlrg Honorable Mentton ln the annual Al1Dstr1ct select1 ns of a local news paper Eighty-one Hoelerlin, Bianchi, Boufides, Wieters, Koester, Hart, Signorelli. IFOURTILI ROW? Stroudf Ass't. Mgr., Orsech, W. Suchart, Head V h . . 5 . - i . .On i
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