Cedarburg High School - Cedariel Yearbook (Cedarburg, WI)

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ST MARYS OF BURLINGTON The Bulldogs started off their flrst game of the season on September 8 with a t1e of 7 7 St Mary s scored its only TD in the early part of the first quarter Late in the second quarter our Bulldogs left half Calvin Traver ran off tackle for the touchdown The extra point was kicked by Glenn Mueller. PORT WASHINGTON On October 12 the Bulldogs won their second Braveland conference game by beating Port Washington 19 12 Calvin Traver scored on the Bulldogs first series of plays after a Port fumble Later in the first quarter the Pirates scored on a 50 yard run to t1e up the game The Bulldogs scored another TD with Fred Behrens 13 6 In the second quarter Dan Dick mann intercepted one of Ports passes and ran 40 yards for another Bulldog touch down Both teams were unable to score in the fourth quarter leaving the score at Cedarburg 19 Port 12 WATERTOWN GAME Cedarburg lost its Homecoming game Friday, October 19, to a strong Watertown team. Watertown kicked off with a short on the side kick which was downed on the 35. With a series of downs the Bull- dogs lost the ball on the 1 yard line. Wa- tertown coming back marched back for their first touchdown. Cedarburg inter- cepted a pass but failed to score. The score remained at the half 7 to 0, Guid- inger kicked off and Watertown ran the ball to Cedarburgis 3 yard line. With a strong defense we held them for three downs but on the fourth down they scored. With this win it gave them the Braveland Championship. FOOTBALL TEAM IN ACTION carrying the ball. The score now stood at

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COACHES AND MANAGERS SENIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD Cedarburg vs St Marys of Burllngton 7 7 Cedarburg vs St John s Cathedral 20 0 Cedarburg Ced rburg Cedarburg Cedarburg Cedarburg Watertown 0 14 St Johns M111tary 7 14 Salem Central 6 14 St Johns L1ttle Chute 15 7 Menomonee Falls 19 0 John Rxchier who 1S the l1ne coach should also be congratulated for the flne work he has done for vuthout h1S help the football team could not have been as successful as It was Donald Hercules who 1S coach for the Jun1or Vars1ty Football team should also be commended on the fme work he has done Trammg lncommg freshmen IS a hard Job but Coach Hercules has done a fme Job 1n dolng th1S FOOTBALL MANAGERS L to r John ONe1l Ari Luetzow Tom Ros! I Cedarburg vs Port Washington 19-12 vs - a vs . ' ' ' - vs - vs . ' ' - T vs - 1 79

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PICTURES OF GAMES ST JOHNS MILITARY The last game of the 1956 football season was wxth St John s Mllxtary Acad emy On the openmg klckoff the ball was recelved by Allen Bannenberg w1th a qulck hand off to Calv1n Traver who ran 85 yards for the touchdown The extra polnt was klcked by Frank Mueller In the second quarter the Academy marched for thelr flrst touchdown At the half the score was 7 to 7 In the second half St Johns came up wlth another touchdown glvxng them a vlctory of 14 to 7 over our Bulldogs MENOMONEE FALLS The Bulldogs w1nn1ng thelr th1rd game of the season on Frlday October 5 beatlng Menomonee Falls by a score of 19 to 0 The Bulldogs opened up when Fred Behrens scored the flrst TD After a long drlve from Menomonee Falls 40 yard l1ne The Bulldogs scored agaln ln the second quarter when Fred Behrens ran around rlght end from the 15 yard llne In the thlrd quarter the Bulldogs scored on a left end run by Pete La Flex ...QJ SALEM CENTRAL The Cedarburg Bulldogs suffered thelr flrst defeat of the season at the hands of Salem Central Cedarburg scored flrst 1n the second quarter when Pete La Flex plunged over from one yard out The ex tra polnt was mlssed and the score was to be Cedarburg s ball game The second half Salem came back to score two touchdowns The flrst touch down came on a blocked punt A second touchdown qulckly followed on a 20 yard run around Cedarburg s left end The fmal score Cedarburg 6 Salem 14 6-0. Throughout the first half it seemed 81