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The CHARHIAN Share Honors with Masong Yield Only Four T D's For the second straight year the Orlole grrdders went through an undefeated season Although tled twice during the 49 season the Gobelmen managed to down the rest of the opposition with ease By dorng so the Orange and Black eleven gamed a share of the Capi tol Crrcult tltle belng co champions with Mason The Orloles took off ln hrgh gear by downrng Battle Creek Lakeview 13 0 After a 65 yard drive Pete Peterson flipped Jerry Clark a pass for the first tally Another pass play this time from Carleton Dornan to Jrm Gammage chalked up the second marker Ken Sparks dld the converslon for the extra pomt The Gobelmen then ran rnto a very stubborn Ionra eleven which held the Orioles to a 00 tie At one pornt rn the frnal quarter Ionra was wrthrn three yards of pay dirt only to be turned back by a frghtrng Orrole lrne Charlotte was on the Farr Towner s two yard lrne but was frnally subdued by Ionla League Play Opens Charlotte opened the scorlng ln the thlrd perlod of the Mason game when Jack Idle scampered around end for a 13 yard Jaunt into pay drrt and seemed to have the game rn the bag only to be dlsafppornted by a fourth quarter lnterceptlon in which Masons center Jim Ricklev gathered ln the plgskm and trotted rn across the whrte stripe Both teams attempts for the extra points were futile and the game ended rn a 6 6 tre Charlotte s grrd machme marched easrly over Grand Ledge 27 6 The Orrole backs were continuously gains Jack Idle led the scoring parade with two touchdowns fol lowed by Jerry Clark and Carleton Dornan with a T D apiece Ken Sparks kicked the Orioles three extra pornts The next game with Hastings was very rough for the local lads although they came out victorious 13 0 Idle and Fast were the boys who pushed through for T D s Brown sustained a twisted knee 1n the frrst quarter and had to leave the game Stop McMacken, Howell By putting on a two touchdown rally in the thrrd period the Orange and Black managed to defeat How ell 126 The Hrghlanders were ahead at half trme as a result of Bob McMackens touchdown The Gobelmen then recovered therr own kickoff at the start of the second half Harold Arkle Ri senhoover then snagged a pass to tie the score Drck Fast broke the deadlock by plungrng through the llne to give the Orioles a lead which was never relinqulshed By scorlng ln every perrod while Everett scored rts only touchdown rn the thrrd period the Orange and Blacks powerful grld machrn Orioles' Slate Clean Again, Fof7fffZCZfZfff1fZff Ties Mar Undefeated Year ery rolled over the Vikings 34-7. Charlotte capitalized on every scor- ing opportunity turning two pass rnterceptrons into scores and a re covered Everett fumble on the 12 yard stripe to set up a thlrd score Pete Peterson was the Orrole elevens brg gun After dashing around end for one touchdown Pete passed to Jon Brrggs and Jrm Gammage for two more Dale Rolfe and Don French scored the final tallres for the Gobelmen Ken Sparks had a great night on klck mg extra pornts by maklng four out of five Jug Stays Home Playrng on the typical slippery and muddy freld the Orange and Black team splashed by the Eaton Rapids Greyhounds 130 Takrng the openlng kickoff Charlotte put on a steady march to the seven yard llne where Pete Peterson plunged over The Orloles added another punch when Dale Rolfe plunged over after a sustained march Ken Sparks successfully added the extra pomt When statrstrcs were figured up at the end of the season lt was hard to believe the flgures Cross mg the stubborn llne of the Orrole eleven was practically rmposslble they belng scored upon only four trmes Everett was the only team to score an extra polnt after touch down agamst Charlotte Thls rs one of the greatest lines that Char lotte has had rn years Charlotte had a total of 118 points rcored whlle only 25 pomts were scored agamst them The way they scored Id e Clark Fast Gammage Peterson Rolfe Sparks Dornan French Rrsenhoover Brown Cross Country Men Take Caprtol CIFCUIT Title Agarn Vrctorres and honors were brought to Charlotte by the Cross Country squad durrng the past season as they carried the Orange and Black colors ln nrne meets After loslng the frrst dual meet to the Battle Creek Central Harrrers the Orrole runners cap tured the remaining four clashes The vrctrms were Lansing Sexton lxapoleon and Hastrngg twice Charlotte also par-trcrpated rn four mvrtatlonal meets The frrst was at Hastings rn which the local distance men came home fourth as a team Next was Albion wlth a frfth place frnrsh for the Orioles Then came the Capitol Crrcult Cross Country meet for the league s champronshrp Thrs proved to be the run of the year for Coach Vial colrn Gobel s men as the underdog squad took the trophy rn wlnmng stvle In thrs engagement Orange and Black thrnclads finished rn thls order Bob Nevms 2nd J1nr fl nntrnmd on large 'Ply Name Jon Briggs 2 Dan Brown 3 Jerry Clark 2 Harold Clements 2 Carleton Dornan 2 Ted Ells Don French Bob Goodnoe Jerry Goodrich Vance Hamilton Darrell Hicks Kenneth Keeny Bob Krnc' Duck Marshall Al McDonald Duck McKay Bull McKeag Bob Nevms Joe Papranec Bob Patrrck Vlrgll Pratt Jack Russell Mrllard Root Gaylord Royston Carl Rullson James Samann Doug Schultz Kenneth Sparks Arthur Starr James Taylor James Wilson Rodney Wood fmgr Q1 as mgr ball Country ball ball Track Total 1 3 2 4 9 2 2 6 1 3 2 4 Team to Make Tltle Defense lrsr How J Gammage D Brown M Root R Root D French K Keeny B Goodnoe J Russell Second Row L Brnthwarte D Fast J Samaan L Wllllamson J Papranec R Wood J Young Coach Stall Thlrd Row S Kelley A Taylor D Garn D Jones C Bosworth D Marple N Wrllramson J lauch Fourth Row R Bursley N Housler R White H Landers B Phlllnps W MacNaughton W Freeman J Depue Frft' 'Row T George H Stanton J Betty Stall s Sluggers Flrst ln League to May 17 The Orrole baseball nrne started their title defense on everybodys field but their own Reburldrng of the local diamond caused the frrst half of the school s schedule to be played away The first game Charlotte played was won 120 The opponent was Eaton Raplds Bob Goodnoe was the wmnrng hurler wrth Dan Brown Ken Keeny and Lloyd Bralthwarte each getting two hlts to lead the barrage Three consecutive squeeze plays was the undolng of Charlottes next game which they lost t Everett 65 The Vrkrngs shoved frve runs across ln the sixth mn mg to wrn .Irm Young got three safe blows and Lee Wrlllamson two to lead the Oriole offense Dan Brown the Orange and Black regular catcher turned prtch er at Howell and came out vrctor rous with a 14 wrn Brown and Don It rench each collected two hrts Charlotte won over Everett I to 0 rn the next game whrch was play ed on the locals field Jrm Gam rnage the Or role hurler scored the wrnnrng run He came rn on Don Frenchs single Travellng to Grand Ledge the Orroles whipped the Comets 12 to Ken Kenny led the attack with three hrts Brown and Young fol lowed wrth two safetres aplece The strong arm Orlole next tl0lllltLd Howell Q to 1 rn a one sided game Dan Brown made three hrts one being a home run mer the llglll center tleld tence Bob Goodnoe was the prtcher win ning his tlrrrd The record to date 'VI y 17 18 six urns and one defeat One more Wlll will mean the tltle - - . . . - 1 1 '-' ' 1 1 1 3 ' i 1 1 . . 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