Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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THE 1914 ALMANAC 'li 5 BERT MALLORY.-A very shifty back- ! Field man, la hard man to hold, and a steady N V A.: Z' ground gamer was Bert Mallory. His accu- f. f FRA f' 1 Qi rate, long forward passes were another excel- J lent attribute to his ability. We lose Bert by graduation and we regret it very much, as he X ii' I was a basket ball and baseball star. Q -1 ,a., 'X 1 rg. K SQ A . . ' ig ,.,.,i Qg, tv 'q,a -f A X RUSSELL AIKEN.- Russ was an un- derstudy to Hush and did some mighty nice work around left end. He is fast, a good ground gainer with forward passes, and a splendid tackler. Russell will be with us next year and he ought to be the mainstay of the team. -1 3 sin? i r N .MMR , H , 1 ..,, 1 L :i 51 .'f-mx-ar:a. e if 1 1. . -wan: Me, r .Q f-1'?'1itEaf:fv -' , '..I::3ifQ-ff -' . . ' fxxigyrg .I ' -1 V V ' ii Q K is Sill .l HARVEY HAGER.- Harve,' is another fast, dashing end who won a warm place in many hearts by his sensational tackles and grit. Harve has moved out of the city, so he will unfortunately not be with us next year. Some Los Angeles High School will receive a hard playing, steady end in Hager. 147

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THE 1914 ALMANAC tionally good end. Hi-IRR Y ZIMMERMA-IN.-XYe n ere quite fortunate in having Hush for our captain His great tackles, dodging end runs snap and vim at his old position, left end, xx ere quite prominent. I-lushl' has played four years so we regret to say that we have lost an excep 5 -1 2 '- 'x IVENDELL SOUTHARD.- Rube is -T one of the kind of players who does not gain Zzul . glory through his natural ability but by hard. f conscientious wcrlc. Rube was a very good center and often broke through the opposing line and broke up plays. Rube graduates All +5 this year, so we hope that we may hear from f him on some college team. 'i N N ,X iw. Q 'Q if X' 'X JOHN FLUHRER.- black is one of the f - ' greatest athletes that ever performed under ' I the Purple and Gold. He always plays his '..2 hardest, running the team with a lot of judg gf, Y 1 ment and getting away with long end runs 1 y His brilliant career was stopped fO1 a ulnle u p I when hewas unnecessarily injured in tl16XO11C .f Dame game. Hlacku graduated in Febiufiry 5' 5 l and thus we lose our famous quaiteibatlv 1 lack also enters Pennsylvania lv. next fall and we hope that he will continue his great . ll work. 146

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THE 1914 ALMANAC 2 , 1 Q. We X 'g 'j if TYLER EATON.- Cub was the kid S' of the team, but was there as a nervy lineman. gl, 1' ,' He and johnson alternated at left guard after X l Kaighin was hurt. Eaton has another year 1 p i and with this year's experience he should make J a cracking good man for the line. , .:. 1 I . f i , E -my ., Q, pak., ' 5 , ,A . ,, X' - ' MAURICE RICHARDS- Brick surely played a whale of a game at his old left tackle gi job. He showed much improvement over his 1912 form and was always in the game head V over heels. Brick graduates this year, so fj- we lose him, but wish him loads of success in his college work. -if .Q w a. A ii Y y N Y xltj T vga . v W' X HOIVARD K.4IGH1N.- Rag played 'Z ' V wonderful football at left guard this year, up ' v to the time his hand was broken in the Notre Dame game, Howard has another year and . , V A we expect great things of him next year. 148