Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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THE 1914 ALMANAC R. IC, PAVEY 'Si' YZ 2 ff! fi 'E , 4 5 ' T25 -.A , 1 S :X V' W . + if at , ' 5:,.:f , J? Q X ' wwe S , 1 Q W '- Q33 ss M ef c gpg VW its 1 Q. e 5 1 4, ff H31-rx kg, 1 li amis- f!TT?7 'x R? x xii 15 is gil 'ijf Esc:-f. wa '1'+.5', ,, .5 , Q s m . ,, w?'W:e 5ZliE3??43Yf fsixfgffisf HTHSG K Stiff fs' an Aa 1 if New .' : -1 1 1 aw. f-xiii' 3, 'I HIANAGER ADAM s F COACH Pi-IVEY.-Nlihile Coach XYright was developing a machine-like back held, Coach Pavey was working hard with the line men. Pavey is very popular with players and students. XVe heartily wish him success along the other branches of athletics also. tx ll4fflNAGER WILLARD .-IDAMS.-NVe congratulate ourselves, inasmuch as we were so fortunate in having Bill, for our man- ager. A splendid schedule was arranged by him and no doubt the financial success of the team was due to his untiring work. 144

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THE 1914 ALMANAC COACH XYRIGHT Not only did Bill XYright turn out the first local High School team to defeat our arch-enemies, Detroit Central in 1917 but he affain develo ed V -V s P 3 team that defeated them more decisively in 1913. Bill is a wonderful man h V. U L I . . , . Y axinb a sp endid influence among players. 11 e sincerely hope that he will have even more success in the future as a football coach. 143

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THE 1914 ALMANAC NOBLE JONES.-i'Nob, at his old right guard, played good, steady and consistent football all of the time. Noble is one of the old veterans who graduates in ,Tune and con- sequently will be missing from his old position. He has decided to enter Pennsylvania U. next fall and we sincerely hope that he will make good. ARTHUR MCINTYRE.- Mac was a flashy, dashing end, whose flying tackles were immense. Art also did consistent work in the back field. He is a steady, consistent end and we are sorry to lose him. But Mac has dropped out of school and makes it necessary for a new right end next year. Wle wish him success in his future athletic activities. A .- s f . . a'. '. if ' -if B 7 t. ti. . 55.453 ' K 5 11 1 51 2- 'wi Q.,-K mm l gvv an - V, .awry--f in r K sex. . 1.1 gk, Q 9, ' 'f:. - f X-if 2 'ESQ u, ' -,:.,....f:g1, - ,, , .fx-. s :L 'illf .wr ---we 1 5 'iii ,Lili-' ' fi v I-Q' 7 - ' i7fQf'.- ' ' l fy- fi :lk i, :A ,,' l 1' 121-rg V jd-5',2.1:,.l'1V r.Q'k,. 23:5 ,s ., ' ziffe- 1 1 , 1 l 12,1-SQ? W1 5 1 ,na-I-Q-.'1,-. .' ' 'Mfg- asE'2:f'm5':3g,Sf- -2 HAROLD SMITH.-'LSox is another vet- eran that we lose this year. He was sure some half-back, making long end runs, plunging oil tackleg it seems that there was no place that Sox could not gain. He also was some tackler in the secondary defense. Sox will probably enter Michigan U. next fall and without a doubt will make good from the Jump. 145