Cedarville University - Miracle / Cedrus Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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1918 YEI.LOW JACKETS FOOTOALI. SCHEDULE Sept. 16—Ohio Northern........- Home Sept. 28—Georgetown ----------- Home Sept. 30—Ashland................Home Oet. 9—Itluffton...................- Away Oct. 10—Detroit Tech (Homecoming) Home Oct. 22—Morehead State..........Away Oct. 30—Wilmington..............Away Nov. 6—Itoce Poly...............Away During 1947 the training room was enlarged and equippedin line with the general improve- ments of the Physical Education Department. A

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(Left to r i Hht) J. Townsley, Lambroc, Hood. Ander- son, iiarton, Hildreth, Morrison, Haley. Riley, Marcum, Stanley, Clark. Hammond, Kins'. Second row; .Jo 1 e r . Cult ice, Jenkins, Cottle. McNenl, Koppe, McGuf fin, Jewell, Third row; Rudy. Gross, Machaaar, Uauk, Downey. Schlechty, S h a u g hnessy, Pnrrish, Pater, Oitler, Pratt, Foster, Thomp- son, Anzinger, McQuillan, Greenaway, Hurt, Payne, Wheaton, Cunningham, Barger, Coach Beattie. ' (yathzlt SEASON’S Cedarville-0 - Findlay-51 The Yellow Jackets opened the 1947 Football par- ade in Ohio at Cox Field and were, (badly) out- classed by the Findlay Oilers, one of the State’s top teams. Cedarville-13 - Georgetown-13 A last minute touchdown by the desperate George- townTigers gave thema tie after the yellow jack- ets had led from the first quarter. Earnest Fos- ter, Cedarville quarterback, highlighted the game by his spectacular 104 yard return of akick-off. In the second quarter Eldon Grothwohl scored on a reverse around right end and Don Barger con- verted. Cedarvillc-13 - Canterbury-0 Earnest Stanley recovered a Canterbury fumble in the end zone and Don Barger converted to give the Jackets an early lead in their homecoming contest. Ben McNulty’s line smash from the six yard line increased the margin over the Knights from Canterbury, Indiana. Cedarville-9 - Bluffton A Dad's night victory for the Cedarville eleven who capitalized on their opponent’s errors to cinch their second win. Richard Pratt, Freshman quarterback, was outstanding in this contest. Cedarville-8 - Detroit Tcch-6 The Jackets defeated a powerful Detroit eleven RECORD for the second year in succession. Playing on their home field, Detroit led 6-0 at half time. In the third period Forrest Moler tackled a Tech halfback in their end zone for two points. Late in the final quarter Shorty Foster snared a pass in the end zone for the winning touchdown. Cedarville-0 - Ferris Tech-12 The hard driving Ferris Tech eleven from Big Rapids, Michigan snapped the Jackets winning streak with a plunge from the seven during the second quarter and an intercepted pass in the final period. Cedarville-0 - Rose Poly-0 Fumbles plagued the Jackets in their scoring attempts against the heavier Indiana team. Rose Poly threatened repeatedly in the second half. Cedarville-0 - Ashland-18 The Jackets ended their '47 season at Ashland on a muddy rain drenched field. The Cedarville backs were unable to break away while Ashland capitalized on their superior weight. This was the final game for “Chink” Jewell, selected as an all-state guard AP newswriter. Ben McNulty also won a place in the back field on the mythical eleven. I

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‘3eu6et zCC Cedarville College’sYellow Jackets saw action against some of the top teams in the mid-west during the 1947-48 season and competed in two invitational tournaments. At mid-season they were invited to the mid-west Basketball Tournament at Terre Haute, Indiana where a classy Southeastern Oklahoma five eliminated them in the first round. For the second year in succession, however, the Jackets copped the Ohio Valley intercollegiate tournament crown. Secuxw'd Scores 1. Cedarville 54 Wilberforce Church 35 2. Cedarville 49 Morehead, Ky. 67 3. Cedarville 39 Findlay 37 4. Cedarville 30 University of Toledo 84 5. Cedarville 30 Marshall 80 6. Cedarville 56 Morris Harvey 79 7. Cedarville 62 Marietta 50 8. Cedarville 46 Georgetown 60 9. Cedarville 49 University of Dayton 73 10. Cedarville 41 Southeastern Oklahoma 54 11. Cedarville 65 Steubenville 45 12. Cedarville 42 Huntington, Ind. 47 1 3. Cedarville 51 Rose Poly, Ind. 42 14. Cedarville 59 Bluffton 60 1 5. Cedarville 51 Morehead, Ky. 66 1 6. Cedarville 62 Detroit, Tech. 60 17. Cedarville 68 Taylor University, Ind. 72 18. Cedarville 49 Wilberforce State 68 19. Cedarville 55 Wilmington 57 20. Cedarville 52 Wilberforce State 41 21. Cedarville 64 Bluffton 71 22. Cedarville 75 Steubenville 61 23. Cedarville 70 Taylor University 68 24. Cedarville 60 Wilmington College 42 25. Cedarville 52 Findlay 68 26. Cedarville 49 Huntington, Ind. 65 T ournament Cedarville 70 Cincinnati Seminary 52 Cedarville 86 Villa Madonna 33 Cedarville 68 Bliss College 52 Bill T route, who played his last game in the tourney victory, was one of the three small college stars to gain honorable men- tion on the AP all - Ohio basketball squad. The Jackets will also lose Carl Watkins, center, by graduation. Not pictured is Ben McNulty, starting guard, who left for base- ball training as the season ended. 28