Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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THE 1914 ALMANAC N . V . it 4 , .- , 7 ' ' FRANK GUNN.-Another man who came K fr out for his first year and made goocl from '1,'ip',' K' the start was Gunn. Frank is an excellent line-plunger along the lines of Harry Pond. ' lf l lle has the necessary nerve and the experience . 5 , gained this year will stand him in good stead 515 - for next year. It 5 ' riff? ug.: .Ig - - - -ea T- I Ei--4 X 122' - ' '- . X X itil ri' -it z I XV, SHUEY R. CONVFLL I RESERVES I. TOPPER R. Focu 149

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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

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THE 1914 ALMANAC The Team of 1913 Toledo High's football team of 1913 was another wonderful scoring machine, such as the Mastodons of 1912. Under the efhcient coaching of Bill lVright and Ralph E. Pavey, another wonderful defense and a splendid offense was developed. Wlhen the boys stacked up against the Notre Dame Freshmen team, they were without a doubt greater in defeat than in their greatest victoryg holding that set of giant athletes in perfect trim to a 10 to O score was, indeed, wonderful. Defeating Detroit Central by a 20 to 0 score was another sample of the lads! ability. Oak Park High was probably the only prep. school team that could have defeated the T. H. S. eleven. lack Fluhrer, Sox Smith, Dick Herron and Palmer Scott formed a quartet of back-field men that many colleges would welcome with open arms. Captain Zimmerman. Richards. Jamieson, Jones, McIntyre, Kaighin and Southard formed an insurmountable line of splendid charges and helped a very great deal in the terrific attack administered to the opposing teams. The worst defeat that the team handed the opposition was that in the Cleveland East Tech. game, which resulted in a 97 to O score. That was probably the record score of Toledo High for all time. Mansfield was a team that came here with the idea of taking T. H. S. into camp by at least 30 points. However, the conditions were sadly re- versed and they went home defeated by a S4 to 0 score. Monroe and Ada Highs were merely practice games and the coaches used the entire squad against them. The Lane Tech, High team from Chicago came 'here full of confidence, but the boys came back after the Gak Park disaster and defeated the car-pentersn by a 40 to 10 count. o RECORD or 1913 TEAM Toledo .... ... S1 Monroe .. ... 0 Toledo .... ... 55 Ada . ..... .. . 6 Toledo .... . . . S4 Mansfield . ..... . . . O Toledo .... . . . 20 Detroit Central . ..... . . . 0 Toledo .... . . . 97 Cleveland East Tech.. . . . . . O Toledo .... . . . 0 Notre Dame ....... .... . 10 Toledo .... 7 Qak Park .....32 Toledo .... . . . 40 Lane Tech. . . . . . . . .10 Totals . . .... 334 58 150