Adena High School - Adenian Yearbook (Adena, OH)

Page 37 text:

vi! 3:14114 14 14 if in-14 ilvilviv-ioixninioim-1031111 1:11 1114 Adena Adena Adena Adena Adena Adena Adena Adena Adena Wmmfismi FOOTBALL SCHEDULE, 1928 6 7,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,......,,,,,, , ,,,, F lushing 19 6 ,, ,,,,,.. ..Mt. Pleasant 6 0 ,,.. , ,,,,,, Barnesville 7 0 . .,,7.Y,,7,, ,, ,, ,7,...7 ,,.,, ,,.,.,,,,, , , . ,7,,,,.....,77,7, St. Johns 6 6 ,77,7,7 ,,,7Y,7,, ,,7,7 , , . ,,7Y,,, ,, ,, , ,, ., ,Tiltonville 26 0 Q14 First Downs! .,,.,,,,, , ,,,,, St. Clairsville 0 Q1 First Downj 26 7,7,,,, , ,,7,,7,, , ., ,,,, ,,,,..f . . ..Y,7 ,, 7,,, , ,,Y,, .,,,,Cadiz 6 12 ,,,7 ,7,, ,7,Y,77 , , , ,, ,,,, , ,Smithfield 0 0 ,,,,,,,,, ,, , ,,,, Dillonvale 7 -1 m1 11.aux.sxor-vinraxazax-sto.-xuxorfxinxoxoxoappgngf 0CDojo14n1oi01oi4x:o14r1fx1o1aw14riozojojfvioiojojoiwviuiozo n1oi1ljo11ljoioi4bi1b1cri111o11rjo10i1111l11b:fxj1 IP

Page 36 text:

l 9 Q nj0:o1oZ0io14rju14 rioioioiojuiariojcnic nil nr-ini' ri-riujf rjolaxjoiojfljuioirxivilviojuitrilsi-vifhifniwifriuifsi 'I' 01 Doitriuinioinii 11 ini: 10:4 2011 in iniuinituivil 11 1011: Football Review Adena 6 Flushing 19 Adena got off to a poor start when the fast Flushing eleven trimmed us on our field. Although handicapped by lack of prac- tice, the boys put up a good fight only to be defeated by a 19-6 score. Adena 6 Mt. Pleasant 6 The following week Adena and Mt. Pleasant met on a wet and muddy field and battled to a 6-6 tie. The game was devoid of thrills as both teams resorted to straight football. Adena 0 Barnesville 7 Adena next met Barnesville with a squad of twelve men. Des- pite the fact that there were very few rooters for the team, Barnes- ville was held to seven points. Adena 0 St. Johns 6 The St. Johns boys from Bellaire came to Adena expecting fish on Friday, but after a hard game they considered themselves lucky to get a six point margin. Adena 6 Tiltonville 26 We went to Tiltonville and in the first few minutes of playing they scored on a fluke. The game was lost but the Adena boys fought to the final whistle. Adena 0 C14 first downs, St. Clairsville 0 Cl first downl In the St. Clairsville game our line proved a stonewall and the opposing team did not gain more than ten yards through it. Adena travelled within scoring distance three times but lacked the punch to put it over. The game ended with a scoreless tie, but the boys were encouraged by the showing they made on the defense. Adena 26 Cadiz 6 On Armistice Day, Cadiz traveled to Adena expecting an easy victory but we were too tough for them. The team worked together so well that we scored in the first quarter. Cadiz managed to get one touchdown but we came back with two more and the game end- ed 26-6 in Adena's favor. Adena 12 Smithfield 0 After defeating Cadiz the Adena team continued in its stride by winning from Smithfield the following week. Long runs and passes featured the game but the Adenians were able to cross the goal only twice. Adena 0 Dillonvale 7 Thanksgiving afternoon found Adena and Dillonvale lined up for the kick-off on Dillon's field. The first quarter was all Adena but in the second the team lost its punch. When the boys came back for the last half it seemed all their determination had left them. Dillon scored right after the quarter started and although our boys fought desperately, they could not overcome that lead. 10101011 3 1303 1031 ioicn11l10icli1ni0i4li1ni0ioi1v21l11ri:vi1vicri 510101 'Z' 101011nif11141111111030101011Di4li0Z01ci1clicl11b11l14bIl1cri4yjqpj0j0j1yjapj1pj1x11y3rj4 sifxiivjtriaxjexicxilxicricrjtnjl 0

Page 38 text:

? ea 0:0 :mio 'i4l1Ui0illil'Cit'illiUill101IvYh1h'il'll'if!luillllilvivlvlvll llIil'll'il'lIiil'iI lilililhi l l i , l LEWIS HARRISON EDWARD DUDGIK Quarterback Tackle Lew was a good field ircnerfll H1111 ball Car' Another zreen player who learned fast and Pier, RIS well TLS H Vfllllllble fl'3f0nSlV9 mlm- with became an iron man on the defense was Coln- tht' irreutest Of' lllelllillfe he Wmllfl Ulvk the lea' nel. He found himself in the second half of the Kher' llrlrlel' l'liS ilrm Hflll h?1'Ul fer U19 middle iff Tiltonville prime when he stopped play after the line usually pin-king: up a few needed yards. play llll-,High his Side of the line. From then I-Ie was good en-1uLth hrulien field runner tu on he played renzirkable football considering :win il'H'UlIS-'l1 Lfwlile and :'ro:'nd the ends. C111 his experience. We regret that Colonel zrradu- was the most experienced l-liyer on the team ates this yen' for in time he would have made and we wish him the best of luck in college. a name for himseli' as a lineman. DAVID FOX End Dave was our mana:-:er hut showed up so well in scrimmage one night that Chet put him on the team. Althouirh he was prreen there were not many runs went around his end. When le tackled a man. that man knew he was tfielsle l. Dave deserves credit ful' his showing: his first year. RUSSELL PENMAN RAYMOND MULLEN Halfback Raymond is a hard-hitting: and hard tackling: hack who showed up well this past season. He RUSS is th? 'my Whn Won the Hf'mifHff f is a Lcood blocker and good defensive man. 'lVUSini5 teams fm' his nwve and fight' He When vallefl mmm U, Ca,-ry the lmll Ray always was a tri:-ky haeli and often hrolie away for mime lhrmmh. He was holler at hitting tlw growl :rains throuzrh iavkle. He was pretty light line than running the ends' Mullen will llc, for hlockine: hut he pruved a growl help in tak- mlsscll next year. ine' out the ends. Muvh will he expected from Russ next year. 1o1ucnoin1o1vi. wining- vgoinzol rua.: 1 oz-n1l::.:L-. zz if: :iriszfincm'-zlziiziv 4 -:- ! I Q s ! l I 5 0.0