Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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THE DART tory of the season. But for the good work of Capt. Bixler there might be a different story to tell. With only a few minutes to play and our goal in serious danger, that young man intercepted a forward pass and sprinted ninety-five yards for the only touch- down of the game. G.H.S.-0 A. H. S. 7 Starkey............. L. E................Newton McColl.............. L. T................Howard Hill................ L. G...............Whitman Gladding............ C...................Thorpe Chapman ............ R. G..............Arvidson Miller ............. R. T..............Carleton Fowler..............R. E..............McAlister Martin.............. Q...................Brooks Connell............. L. H..........Klingensmith Maltbie............. R. H................Bixler McCambridge......... F....................Sweet Touchdown and goal Bixler. Substitutions Holden for Malt- bie; Robinson for Whitman. Time of periods 2} minutes. Re- feree and Umpire alternating, Mott and Walker. Headlinesman, Townsend. Timers, H. W. Sprague and Supt. Dieterich. October 11. Ashtabula vs. Jefferson This game was played on a wet and soggy field with a light rain falling during nearly the whole game. As a result straight football was used by both teams. This game leaves the champion- ship as undecided as before. J. H. S.—8 A. H. S— 6 Neave................. L. E.................Newton Talkington......... L. T....................Howard Tisch................. L. G................Whitman Perry................. C..................Robinson Latimer-Welser ....... R. G...............Arvidson Hervey................ R. T...............Carleton Stump.................R. E..............McAlister Case.................. Q....................Brooks Catlin................ L. H....... : Klingensmith Doan.................. R. H.................Bixler Meigs................. F.....................Sweet Referee, Mott. Umpire, Patton. Time of quarters—10 min- utes. Touchdowns—Case, Brooks. Goals failed—Hervey. •23

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 THE DART Ex-Hi’s 33 A. H. S. 0 F. Madden . . . . . L.E Newton E. Madden ...... L. T Arvidson Stevens L. G Prine G ul.. 1: :..... C Davis R.G Whitman Stapleton ....... R.T Carleton August R. E. .. McAlister Davern Q. ... Brooks Geralds R. H. Bixler Phelps L. H Rohl.. F Sweet Touchdowns Phelps 2, Davern, August, Rohl. Goals kicked, by Davern 2. Time of quarters—10 minutes. Referee, Walker. Umpire, Patton. Headlinesman, Townsend. Timer, Dieterich. September 27. Willoughby vs. Ashtabula This certainly was a soft one. We began scoring right at the start and never stopped until the whistle blew. The whole team worked like a top. The entire second team was sent in during the last quarter, but the visitors couldn’t stop them either. This score far eclipses all county records. A. H. S. 114 W H S. 0 Newton .... L. E Howard .... L. T Whitman .... L. G B. Hobart Thorpe .... C Arvidson .... R. G Grivelly Carleton .... R. T McAlister .... R. E Wells Brooks ... Q Bixler .... R. H Richards Klingensmith .... L. H F. Hobart Sweet .... F Vanderhook Touchdowns Brooks 5, Sweet 5, Bixler 3, Newton 2, Carle- ton, McAlister, Belden. Goals kicked -Bixler 5, Sweet. Time of quarters—10 minutes. Referee, Walker. Umpire, Collins. Head- linesman, Townsend. Timer, Dieterich. October 4. Ashtabula vs. Geneva This was the first game away from home, and our second vic- 22

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THE DART f Financial Report for Year 1912-1913 A. H. S. Athletic Association Balance from year 1911-12 $ 23.21 Football receipts 224.35 Football expense 2i 0.13 Received from Colonel French Entertainment 12.10 Basketball receipts 146.80 Basketball expense 101.45 Baseball receipts 63.50 Baseball expense 75.17 Track receipts 39.30 Track expense 42.51 Mitchell Hardware, balance due, Track 25.56 Paine-Ford, balance due. Baseball 32.83 509.26 567.65 509.26 Balance due 58.39 Respectively submitted, James Savage, Secretary C 3 o% Oh! Ye Freshman! Oh ye young and tender, green little things! Brace up and become a part of A. H. S. Buck up and be men and women. Make people know you are alive. Come out for football, basketball, baseball, and track. Try for the teams; make them, and become champions. Come out to the games; yell, halloo, and help bring more high school spirit to A. H. S. Interest yourself in everything connected with your high school, then boost and help every way you can. Help by doing something yourself. Lick any one who says anything against A. H. S. Defend, protect, and help the school. In other words become part of it. Do this and you will possess school spirit. Your own Freshman class will be the cham- pions, in every branch of school contests. Your own Freshman class will have the best time in high school. Your own class will keep the old A. H. S. banners waving in triumph. Other classes will honor and respect you, help you to be successful. Everything will come your way thruout your high school career. So yell, halloo, work, help, boost, and become a part of A. H. S. Oh! Ye Freshman! 24