Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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'l-'I'-l--l--l'-l l-'l--l-'l--l-'l l-l--l-'l'-l--l--l-'l-'!--l-+-l--l--I-4'-Fl--l I I-4--l--l-4'+++-l-'l-'l-+4 l-'l-'l'4-'l-+4'4--l-'iw!-4--l-4-4--l'-l-+'l-'l-+-l-'l--l-+-l--l-+-l--i-'l--l--l--l-+-I--l--l--l- '- WILDSCATS OPEN SEASON AGAINST GENERALS A rugged band of Wildcats from Canton South High School invade Maurer Field tonight to open an eight game schedule against a team of Wooster Generals fresh from a 45-18 win over Painesville Red Raiders in their inaugural game last week. Generals 'and Wildcats will be meeting for the fourth time in as many years tonight, with the visitors holding a 2-1 edge in victories. In 1946, Canton Township, as the suburban high school was then known, defeated Generals 3-0 at Woos- ter. When the teams met the next year, Wooster Scored its first triumph under Coach Gene Cole- man, trouncing Township 27-O. Last season, Can- ton had all the best of the going, but just edged out the Generals 7-6. Coach Charles fRedQ Ash of the visiting Wild- cats will be putting one of the top coaching rec- ords in the state on the line starting tonight, but this fine past record does not seem to be in too much danger this year for South is expected to come up with one of its traditional powerhouses. Canton has only three lettermen back from last year's team that won eight, lost one, and tied one, but these lettermen, along with some very capable reserves from last year's team should turn in an- other good record. Back to pace a top-flight back- field are 210 pound fullback Leroy Holben, and 190 pound halfback Ed Pullin. The third mono- gram winner is 180 pound guard Tom Leo. Holben and Pullin carry much of the running burden for South. The majority of the passing is done by Bill Brill, 145 pound sophomore half- back, and Danny Griffith, 125 pound sophomore, although Coach Ash believes that each back should be a passing threat and trains all his backs accord- ingly. Holben, besides his running and passing duties, does most of the punting, kicks off, kicks extra points, calls offensive plays, and backs up the line on defense. Last year, Canton South played three teams that were also met by the Generals. They defeated Ashland 33-0, while Wooster stopped the A's 34-6. They smothered Canton Central Catholic 25-0, Generals defeating Central 27-C. South also beat Orrville 19-13. Wooster turned that trick 38-12. Their only loss last year was to St. Clairs- ville 20-ly. They were tied by Louisville 7-7. This season, South again plays three Wooster foes. Two weeks from tonight, they meet Mans- field Madison, a Wooster opponent on -November 4. They meet Orrville on October 21, while Woos- ter tackles the Red Riders on November 11. Gen- erals meet Canton Central Catholic October 14, while South meets its traditional rival on Novem- ber 11. Wildcats also meet Toronto, Cuyahoga Falls, Louisville, and St. Clairsville this season. This will be the ninth year as head coach at South for Red Ash. A 1937 .graduate of Ohio Northern, he got his masters degree at Columbia University. He coached three years at Haviland- Scott in Paulding county, where there was no football team. He went to West Alexandria for one season and turned out a football team that was unbeaten in eight games. Coming to Canton Township the next season, his gridders won five and dropped four. Football was dropped the next season, but continued. in 1943. . His team was unbeaten that year, lost one game the next season, two in 1945, two in 1946, three in 1947, then one last year. His all-time coaching record is 58 wins, 14 losses and one tie. 50 of those victories were scored at Canton. Ash's basketball teams are probably more noted than are the footballers. Two seasons ago, his Wildcats led by Roger Baker went to the state finals at Columbus, and barely missed upsetting the state champions from Findlay. South has al- ways had a good basketball team, and has become known for it. South will operate from two basic formations tonight. They use both the T and Short Punt for- mations. When they go on defense, Coach Ash substitutes much as Coach Gene Coleman of Wooser does, making about half a dozen-changes. Soutlfs starting line will be outweighed by Wooster, averaging 169 pounds per man. The backfield will average 173 pounds. 'Q-fl'-I'-l-4-+44-4-'l-'!-4'-l'i-+4--!-4--l-4-+'l--l-'l+4-'l--l-'li-4-'!a-l-4-+++-I-4-'l-4'-!--l-'li-'l-'l--I-4--X--8-'X-+-Q-hl-4-'!-4-4-+4-4-led--!-4--QMS'-I-4-4-'Z'4'4--it-'S-4-4--I-'Q'-I-'SHE'-' 'r

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WOOSTER GENERALS No. Name Pos. Wt. Class No. Name POS. WK- Class 22-Landes. james B 154 jr. 39-Coccia, Ray T 184 Sr. c 23-Daugherty, Don B 136 So. . 40-Bartholomew, Richard G 187 Sr- 24--Smith, Richard B 152 Sr. 41-Grahm, Dick B 158 Sr. 25.-Sgepangk, Don E 141 Jr, 42-Daugherty, Carl B 151 SO. , 26-mufm, Cliff E 157 Jr. 43-Hefshbefgef, Wayne B 165 Jr. :I 27-Digiacomo, Anthony' T 158 Sr. 44-Carmichael, Charles B 132 So. 28-Massaro, Roger T 142 jr. 45-johnson, Lesh E 162 Sr. 29-Martin, Bill G 161 jr. 46-Butterbaugh, Bill E 157 Sr. 30-Swinehart, Donley G 166 Sr. 47--Premer, Hamid T 140 jr. 51-Clark, Tom B 135 Jr. 48-Gwin, Dick T 152 Jr. 32-Calabria, Ronnie' B 154 Sr. 49-Fry, Everettv G 192 Sr. 33-Palmer, jack' B 165 Sr. 50-Regenhzu-dt, Bob G 154 Jr. 34--Massam, Bennie' B 157 Sr. 51-Lerch, john B 146 Sr. 35-Rhamy, Dwight E 156 Jr. 52-Smith, john'3' C 164 Sr. 56-Parker, Dick E 158 Sr. 53-Crater, Howard C 142 jr, 37-Price, jim T 143 jr. 54-Fritz, Martin C 163 jr. 38--Smith, Fred T 161 Sr. 'Letterman OFFENSIVE LINEUP L. E. L. T. L. G. C R. G. R. T. R. E. Les Tony Everett John Bob Fred Dick johnson DiGiacomo Fry Smith Regenhardt Smith Parker Q. B. Dick Grahm L. H. B. F. B. R. H. B. Benny jack Ronnie Massaro Palmer Calabria SCORE I 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 TOTAL Coke:Coca-Cola 3 Coca-Cola and il: nbbrevialion Cale are flue , registered lrade-marks which distinguish the producl' R ol rn. cowcolo Company. I X REFEREE' ,- . E' X IT' 5971 tiff 51? , - I: f N! If- I , n W .E X., 7A+,xf Q xg! , X X A x -2-SN S' Penalfy refused, incomplele Delay of game Illegal molion or lllegal forward pass pass, missed goal, eic. Holding or excess lime our Roughing lziclrer formalion at snap Personal 'Foul