Aurora High School - Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, OH)

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EQ TUB Aurora 6 - Lawrenceburg 46 Playing their first gtlllltt under their new coach, Mr. Mattingly, the Aurora llr'rils lost to their more experienced neighbors up the river. Aurora 16 - Taylor 33 The Taylor l'cllou'jucL'cts r' of Ohio put the hex on the Hella Devils who fell short three touchdowns in their last nninute rally, and took the decision from the Ilcrilsl, 33-16. Aurora 13 - Harrison 6 The Speedy Red llcvils defeated the lVilfh-nfs of Iluvrrison, in a hard-fought contest at Harrison. This was the first, hut well-earned, victory for the Devils against two defeats. Aurora 0 - Western Hills 44 The powerful lVestern Hills Maroon- ers of Cincinnati defeated the Aurora Ilcrils by a one-sided score of 0-44. L GBEILJ Aurora 13 - North Vernon6 The Aurora Rczl Ilcvils chalked up their second victory of the season by downing the hig Pnntlzicrs of North Vernon. Aurora 6 - Shelbyville 38 The Golden, Bears of Shelbyville over- powered the Red Devils and l'2lIl away with tlie game after the first quarter in which the llerils were trailing hy only o11e point. Aurora 6 - Beechwood 38 The Beechwood Tigers of Fort Mitchell overpowered the Aurora Devils. Slay- hack ran their last kickoff eight yards for the llcrils' only touchdown. Aurora 6 - Connersville 19 The Ilerils put up a determined fight hut were overpowered hy the Spartans. This inarked the last appearance for the seniors, Faptain Flayton lillSlllll21Il, Victor Grieve, Jr.: Estal Percival. lion Faseltine, and lid -l2llllPS, in the llcril grid uniform. Page Fifty-Th ree

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