Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

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Back row: Coach ’oger Tsaacsm, R.Sickles, ft. 3eonar, . Hartsworn, . enitz, '!. '■'iris ,i -- son. Coach Cavis. Second row: ft. Kra-ness, W.Borchard, . Ci.nk, J. oulson, ■». Tjau'vall. i’hird row: 3. Gubrud, 3. 'ivem re, D. ’ Lankeni’elc. Coni)' C 24 34 L 43 I t)C Scorckoar ---k flo nkr Sgyo.a. -- 1 ) Offonenf — Montevideo 26 Ivanhoe 27 Olarkfield 30 Appleton 34 — Marshall 23 Clarkfleld 34 Da W32n------32. Orenite Falls43 -Ortonvllle 20 Morris 32 Coniy 31 31 34 34 37 — 33 Opf.nC t Madison 21 Marshall 29 Madison Hendricks 22 ‘“inr.sota 17 Willmar 40 39 37 Dawson 31 dranite Falls33 31 Ivanhoe 6 ) Madi so n — 18 Minneota 20 '( Clorkfield 16 i Mlnneota. 2Q- Hendricks 25 | Marshall 17 ) Clarkfield 21 Ortonvllle 17 z) Hendricks 17 Dawson — 26 f Marshall 29 Madison----30 Back row: !!r. Isaacson, J.Dunohv, A. Pearson, Mr. Davis. Row two: J. Cole, R. Borchard, S. Ami tare. 3. Crairmile. J.Otto, .T. Salhous, j,. Janssen, G. Hals-.enson, F. Christenson, s vs-Lo’ Christianson, J. iCloos, C. .mdt, JlBlankenj eld. How one: !. Gubrud, G. '.eeser, M. linske, Olson, ;{. :;eade,

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CANBY 0 - GRANITE FALLS 0 Everything the Lancers had was put into this game as it was the conference championship and Granite's homecoming. The Lancer defense was outstanding. The first half was a real battle highlighted by the Canby defense as they stopped Granite on the 1 foot line for three straight downs as the half ended. The second half went back and forth with no serious threats either way The only trouble, and that wasn't serious, was a Kilowatt named Larson, who could pick a ball out of the air the best you've seen since a guy named Mikkelson romped for the Lancers. The scoreless tie was, in a way, a moral victory for the Lancers. CANBY 0 - PIPESTONE 6 Again the defense was outstanding as an upset minded Canby team battled a big, strong Pipestone eleven who rated 6th in the state. The Pipestone running attack was stopped cold by the magnif- icent Canby defense. Again the defense stopped the oposition for four downs inside the 5 yard line.The scoring Pipestone quarterback Converse ran a bootleg to his right where he was trapped; in desperation he threw a long pass to Reynolds who with a screen of blockers ran for the touch- down. The point was missed. Incidently thi3 was the first time that Pipestone had to punt this year.Even in defeat, we say the Canby team won this game in every respect exceot for the score. CANBY 6l - Olivia 0 With a series of sensational runs, the Canby Lancers finished their season with a 6l to 0 vic- tory over a young Olivia team. The offense was hardly bothered by the Olivia defense. Christ- ianson went for U9 yards for the first tally and a little later Pertl went on a guard around play to score.In the second period Hunt went over from the 10 and again from the 2$ yard. Third period scoring found Johnny Snortum going over from the lU after Hunt had carried the kickoff from his own ten to the Olivia ill. A little later a spread play found Ormseth taking a pass frcro Olson for the 6th score of the evening. The reserves played the second half and scored three times. Bob Gubrud made two sensational runs of 30 and $0 yards. Kragness also made a nice run of k3 yards for the final score. The long evening ended for Olivia with a Canby walk- away 6l-0 X XXX We say hats off to the Canby team for a job well done. This years club wasn't big but they had the fight. They were playing good ball in the first game and they continued to improve through- out the season. Each game found them better than the game before. This is the best sign we know of to show you that this years team was putting out everything they had in every game and never let down. Again the Lancer staff says - HATS OFF FOR A JOB WELL DONE 1 i 1 5en or mmcD ■ oW orYvxv Xcro c C.Vm Tio.M'sOh Grene. VAov ora c JVlcvhYion 'XT)ujolukic. OHom Back row: Ron, Oner, John, Lou, Jercme, Dave. Front row: Paul, Russ, Dwayne, Rog, Howie. Coach Neal Davis John Snortum, Louis Pertl Honorary Co-Captains

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Christianson, R. Back row: Coach Ike Isaacson, D. Olson, L. Pertl, G Mam®r Peterson N. Davis. Middle row: R. Ormseth, R. Nelson, C. Lauck, H Wick8 Blankenfeld, Front row: A rxuicu »C +Vic season ICpnonent Score Canby 'Montevideo 46 41 Ivanhoe 44 58 Clarkfield 39 50 Appleton 33 34 Marshall 41 44 Clarkfield 43 66 Dawson 29 48 Granite Falls 77 61 Ortonville 35 56 Morris 56 62 Madison 39 51 Ortonville 37 52 Marshall 44 28 Madison 47 67 Hendricks 49 76 Minneota 37 53 Willmar 44 50 Dav son 48 55 Granite Falls 62 53 Tournament games: Milroy 44 52 Lake Benton 48 53 Marshall 61 38 During the 1952-53 season Canby scored 1148 points to 1005 for the opponents? Sk'tdeligWT tfce «eason — 3 id yu. Know +J»a+ Five Lancers scored over 100 points for the season: I Russ blankenfeld 303 ]Jerome Christianson 236 I Dwayne Olson 230 I Charles Lauck 113 1 Gene Mamer 101. During the three tournament games Canby scored 143 points to 15 fo the opponent s? Leading scorers for the tournament play: Jerome Christianson 46 Russ Blankenfeld 32 DiJ IjO I Oj ,-t • — During the season the Bombers outscored their opponents 624 to 525? Leading scorers for the Bombers were: Harvey Christianson 131 Ronald Kragness 95 Orvin Hartsworn 93 Bob Sickels 83 Jim Poulson 55 464 points to 270 for their opponents— that's the story of the Junior High team. Scoring honors were pretty well divided among the top four: Bob Christianson 80 John Otto 74 Dick Blankenfeld 71 Harvey Christianson 71 27