Sturgeon Bay High School - Flashes Yearbook (Sturgeon Bay, WI)

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Volletz Gray Dursnty V. Meyer Sabin M- MIYU Mr. Alberts Lautenbach Landeau Claflin Lovell Mickelson Onlagel' Mr- Ffeimln Haver Robertson Roberts Logerquist Wakeman Wlgenef Pollock Everum Under the direction of Coach Alberts and Coach Frelman the 'B' squad developed into a strong and capable team. It develop- ed a keen sense of sportsmanship and had the determination to really settle down and play football. The team was made up of about thirty five boys, all ot whom had a ohanoe to play in the games and get theexperlenee that ls so badly needed by beginning players. The Jayvees also provided the 'A' squad with some hard sorlmmages which were beneficial to both teams. The 'B' Squad played seven games ln diaoourse of the season and made a fine showing by eonlng up whh a record of three wlns, three losses and one tle. The losses were suffered at the hands of Sovastopol and Brussels, two larger and much more experienced teams. However, when the jayvees played teams more nearly their own else, sash as Algoma and Khwaunee, they cane out on top in all three games. The tie game resulted when the jayvees battled the Bruese e Broneoe to a nothing to nothing deadlock. The last game ln the season was lost to Sevastopol, but it showed a squad that was much improved by the experience lt had gained through- Ollt th! l9ll0!1e Sturgeon Bay Sevastopol 20 Sturgeon Bay Algoma O Sturgeon Bay Brussels 20 Sturgeon Bay Kewaunee 0 Sturgeon Bay Algona 14 Sturgeon Bay Brussels O Sturgeon Bay Sevastopol 6 Page 45

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Schulze Hendricks Jackson Goss Wilke Wilson Haen B ler Mr. Freiman Manney Getzloff Pierce Blish Potter Ladwig Trodahl Wiesner Mr. Albert: McLean Evunsen Schmelzer Feuerstein Foshion Jackson Schroeder Paul Hover FGOTBALL A SQUAD The Bays traveled to Green Bay for their non-conference opener with Catholic Central. The Cadets took home victory hon- ors while the Bays gained valuable experience. The following week Coach Alberts' squad won theconference opener at DePere and then followed up with a tie against a strong Oconto eleven. Two Rivers' Purple Raiders, regarded as one of the stronger teams in this part of the state, were the next opponents. Although the Sturgeon Bay team lost, the passing attack looked good during dm last quarter when two touchdowns were scored. The breaks' seem- ed to be against our boys all the way from here on. Oconto Falls won its game by scoring a safety in the last few minutes of play for the only points scored by either team. The next heartbreaker came on the following Saturday whale lamsquarter Kewaunee touch- down was all that the Indians needed. In our Homecoming affair Algoma set the Bays back on their heels with a fast start, and the visitor victory never was threatened. Captain Jerry Wilson, because of his outstanding playing, was selected an all-conference tackle by the conference coaches. Wilson had played with the Bay teams throughout his four years of high school. CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L T Sturgeon Bay O catholic central 28 Two Rivera 6 0 0 Sturgeon Bay 14 DlPlr0 6 Oeonto Falla 4 1 1 sturgeon Bay 7 ooonto 7 Ooonto 3 2 1 Sturgeon Bay 15 TID Rivera 26 Algoma 2 2 2 Sturgeon Bay 0 Oconto Falla 2 Sturgeon Bay 1 4 1 sturgeon Bay 0 Kowaunee 7 East DePere 1 4 1 Sturgeon Bay 8 Algoma 58 Kevaunoe 1 5 O Page 4 4

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