Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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TI-IE . .l. . XL., ,X Q 1 , ,H Aux . . Q Q, 1 'im a 0 J Socks take c-are of made a good the Joh XY El S 9 game and n to heat him Xt to wish him success TQTTALMANAC P. SCOTT lt was necessary to find two new ends this year. and one of the finds was Palmer. For his first year on the team he played a mighty good game. He will he back next fall and with more coaching and experience should more than take care of one of the end positions. 1' H. SMITH .3 K 5 another of the men who helped K ' QT flank positions this year and he . ,4 of it. He played a rattling good 1' E fall should make everyone step lj, the regular end position. We P SwARTzB.xi'f:H Another one we lose by graduation. In Swartzhaugh the team had a player who could go in at any position and make good. lfe was a steady. sure player. a elever tar-kler and a good ground gainer. Most of his playing was at hall. hut he was often called on to fill other position.: and he aequitted himself hrilliantly. 1-L5

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TI-lE1911ALMANA successful season. F' Q '..f R. SMITH Another mainstay of the team was Smith. lYhen yarfls were neerlerl Smith was given the hall and woe to those who attempted to prevent his progress. He played a great game at full this year. lYe lnse him hy graduation. 1 --l H. Sc'oTT 147 CAPTAIN SEVBP RT The right simle of the line was .1 nnghty poyy 91 on the offense and a stonewall on the flefense with Seuhert in his position. He is known m interscholastic circles as one of the hest tarl lt- in the state. He ahly leel tl1e team tlnou l1 1 Misfortune fell on the team early in the season when Huh injured his Sl10lllflCl Hoyseyei xx hen he was in the game his spectacular playing at quarter and his long runs hrought hack memoiies of the '09 team and his wonfleilul play mg Graduation took him from us in Ianuary

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S Tl-IE1911Ai.MANAC XVI!-BLEH In lVisler at half the team had a very clever player. Although out of several games. he played with a vengeance when called upon. He should he one of the best next fall and we are counting on him a great deal to keep the team up in the running when so many old men will he gone. BIERDEMAN Another one of the men who helped take' care of the half situation was Bierdeman. Particularly good on carrying the hall and equally as good on the defense, we had as a half-hack a very clever player. Many things are expected of him next fall when the call is given for candidates. Ci.-XRDNER It was a stone wall they found when they struc lx him, and a good sized one at that. Gardner was well adapted to play guard. for when he got his anatomy hetween center and tackle there was no room left for anything. Byron was always o11 the job and the team will miss his strength and beef next fall. He is going to prep. school. 149