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I11 N1 wflrr-.N'i.r The man, who is known to all of us, who has brought to our ears each Saturday afternoon in the fall, 'those clear and concise play-by-play reviews of the football games, who stands for the highest ideals in sport, is the person we have chosen to announce our athletic section in this 1933 Caldron, Ted Husing. His ideals in sports are the ideals that are carried out in Cen- tral, good, clean games, with well matched teams, and the aim ofthe players to do their best.
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Football Summary Central's 1937. football eleven finished a successful season by winning six out of eight starts to secure a total of 131 points against 79 for their opponents. For the opening encounter the Tigers traveled to Bluffton for a battle under search lights. This battle ended 6 to o in favor of the visiting team with Sitko carrying the ball behind perfect interfer- ence for the touchdown. Bluffton's favor- ites were in position to score several times but fumbled. Elkhart trounced the Tigers in their second encounter, 18 to o, which was the first of the two defeats suffered by the Tigers during their season. Elkhart had the entire game pretty much their way. The Tigers trounced the Irish of Central Catholic in the first gridiron clash be- tween these two schools in ten years. The Irish were outclassed in everything but passes, and were downed by a score of 15 to 6. Central downed the favorites, North Side, in an interesting battle by the score of 15 to 11. The Redskins opened the scoring with six points, but the Tigers came back with seven points which was followed by two touchdowns before North Side could score again. The Decatur Yellow Jackets were trounced by Central in the next game, 7.5 to 6. Decatur scored first, then the Central varsity was sent in and scored twice in quick succession to put the game on ice. ln a surprisingly hard fought game, Columbia City was downed 15 to 17.. The varsity easily scored twice, then the sec- ond team battled for supremacy in the remainder of the game. After four touchdowns were scored by Central the freshman team was sent into the Central-Concordia fray, but after los- ing considerable ground was withdrawn. The final score stood at 7.5 to 17. as the final gun sounded. But this was the end to the Tigers' list of games won by a score of 7.5 to 6 or I7., as in the succeeding game the team was downed by the South Side Archers, I3 to o, after a hard fight. After a see-saw battle for the first three periods, the Archers scored twice on the fast-tiring Tigers. Central did not give up until the final gun although they were forced to bow before the superior force. YELL LEADERS Tap row: Ray Ridpath, Frank -Ianorschke. Bottom razv: Chuck Porter, Jim Curran. Page Nim-ty-Seven
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