Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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if THE 191'1ALMANAC The other guard position was held down by Crane, who did fine work ull year. He will be back on the squad next fall and will no doubt again play guard. ZDIMERMAN Hush is another of the men who so admirably helped to hold down an end job. He was one of the men who nhly took t-are of an end position, very speedy and u hard und sure tzlekler. CRANE IQAIGHIN Kuifrhin was il new man. hut as Qllillil he T5 proved il capable and valuable uddition to the tezlni. Here's hoping that he will he in the some position in 'the teaun of 1911. ll' K V SVHEDVLE T. Il. S., 1910 Y Y T. H. 5. Visitors' Y 7 nr Y YV YY 7 Y A YYY Y Seoxiew N feore Oc-t. Ssliryun High School ...,,, til U Oct. 15-But-yrus High Sc-hool ., QS U Uc-t. QQ1CUllll'lllbll5 North High ...,,, fi 0 Oct. Q9-Oberlin High. 1,,,.,, .....,,,..,,. . 3 0 Nov. 5fDet1'oit Central ,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,, U IQ Nov. 12-Ohio State Deaf Institution ....,. .Eli U Nov. 24--Hyde Park ,,,, , ,, ,, , ,,,,.,,,,, . U 3 1.31

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him. Merrell's ginger had the team going all the TH E1911ALMANAC RIERRELL Tom is another of the regulars who graduates. Those dashing runs around the end was his specialty. lYhen he cut loose with the pigskin around the left, it took more than one to stay time. We hid him farewell. PEf'K Left tackle was well filled this year hy big Peck. lYhen he got his frame in the way, some- thing always had to stop. He played a great game on the offense. making the gap when neces- sary and carrying the hall skillfully when called upon. He had rightfully heen chosen to lead the team this fall. but has left school and so we lose another veteran. f'H1EsA Besides heing a great kicker. George was a powerful pivot-man. A mountain on the de- fense and a hattering ram on the offense is he. He is one of the old standhys on the team. and we will he glad to see him hack this fall. 1521

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