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joofgaf The T1gers tn the1r hrst league encounter mer Central on a ra1n soaked gr1d1ron Playmg thetr b 1 garrt of the year they led unt11 th la t rnnutes ot the gam and emerged wrtn 13 1 Solflan B1 wett touchdowns wer scored by Torn B anch1 and Ed Duke Th n kt gam aga1nst a trong Beaumon team resulted tn a 41 6 defeat for the T1ger The teams touchdo NH conststed of a beautltul pass from Hart to Stukey The Un1on Avenue Fleven then succumbed to the accurate passmg attack ot MoK1nley 27 6 Agamst Southwest The T1gers put up a gallant ftght but were downed by the star studded Longhorns to a score of 31 6 Clex eland then came back and won 14 6 The game was sparked by Charles Slgnorelh s bnl hant pass mterceptton and 81 yard touchdown run back, ln thetr hnal game of the season the T1ger made a game effort on the snow covered held but were downed by Boas velt 19 14 Througn hls runmng and ground ga1n1ng passes Ma Hart p11ed up a total gam of 173 yards The e jhteen players who were awarded le ter are C rn 11Box en Sam Burton Ed Duk Bay Folhs Fred Fry Bob Grose Iohn Holt Tony Tames L1o,d lohnsey Cha les Lahay B111 Monaghan Yazuo M T1 Berme Sergal Charle S1gnore111 Gene Stukey and Ioe Wooden Max Hart rec wed Honorable Ment1on 1n the An natal All Dlstnct s lectlons of a local newspaper ' es .. e ' e . . , s. 1 e - - 3 tie, , - 'e e . 1 ' , e . . e, ' s t , ' - ' Overcoming a 6 point Tiger half-time lead, V - . . . S e - . ' if tr s 2 o e -.f , , e, 1 . , 'f r ' . , X .o ', . ' ' , s 8. . . - V - . . L S . I
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COACHES AND SUPERVISOR .lofdaf Once again our coaches had their work cut out for them. The lack of experienced players from last year's squad made it necessary to promote several lower termers to the Varsity. The group of hard-working fellows who went out for football included the following return! ing lettermen: Capt. loe Wooden, Charles Sige norelli, Tom Bianchi, Cornell Bowen, Edward Duke, Max Hart, and Bob Grose, The Tigers played their first game at University City, Early injuries hampered their attack and lod to a 40-U defeat at the hands of the power- house lndians, Soldan-Blewett then went to East St. Louis. Although we lost by a score of 38-O, several Bengals played outstanding football and show- ed real promise. FIRST ROW: Stukey, Signorelli, Duke, Wooden, Iohnsey, Follis, Siegel, Buckley. SECOND ROW: Spence, Holt, Stein, Benkelman, Lahay, Friedman, Bianchi, Hart, Bowen. THIRD ROW: Mori, Herman, Faintich, Fry, Yancey, Iames, Monaghan, Ball. FOURTH BOW: Schaefer, Burton, Grose, Wilson, Darrow, Suchait, Mr. Cliffe, Mr. Hatfield, Seventy-two i-,-.Mus anna-m
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