Columbian High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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Few. To Commemorate- The Nine Senior Varsity Football Players of the 1932 Team No more - will those big lads perform Before a roaring mass, No more - will other teams be shorn Of victory by a pass. No more - will Casey use his toe To boot the winning ball. No more - will Martin stop the foe To start the rival's fall. No more - will Riddle use his weight To set those fellows down. No more - will Dryfuse use as bait Firey words mixed with a frown. No more -- will Lindsay charge on through To throw the runner back. No more - will Beck halt the hostile crew By crashing their fullback. No more - will Gage the signals call, Or toss a perfect pass. No more - will Freece return the ball By kicking far and fast. No more - will Klein help open up A hole of such a size, No more - will they win the Little Big Seven cup And claim the gridiron prize. All have Finished for old T. H. S. A team both strong and picturesque. Twenty-Nine I

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Football Results+ TIFFIN LIBBEY ----- 14 TIFFIN UPPER SANDUSKY - - 6 TIFFIN OBERLIN ----- 0 TIFFIN WILLARD - - 6 TIFFIN CALVERT - - - 0 TIFFIN NORWALK - - 6 TIEEIN FREMONT - - 6 TIFFIN BELLEVUE - - 0 TIFFIN SANDUSKY - - 6 CRONVNED THE NEXV CHAMPIONS of the Little Big Seven and winning eight of their nine games, the Columbian pigskin toters completed one of the most Successful football seasons in the history of Blue and Gold athletics .... After trouncing three Little Big Seven opponents at will, Coach Burkett's proteges startled the league with a smashing triumph over the Little Giants of Fremont .... The climax of the Season, though, came when they met and conquered the far-famed Blue Streaks of Sandusky in a bitterly contested affray to give the Tifhnites the undisputed championship .... Graduation took its toll and Marcella, Glick, Creeger, and Rider will be the only lettermen back on the 1934 grid team .... Twenty-Eight

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,ss-5 , gk' . . ar 5 , Z 5 , AJ TIFFIN - O TOLEDO LIBBEY - 14 The initial game of the season found the Columbian gridders journeying to Toledo to engage the powerful Libbey aggregation .... The local boys waged a valiant fight but had to leave the field with the short end of the score. TIFFIN - 59 UPPER SANDUSKY - 6 The following week, the local prides clashed with a battling but outclassed Upper Sandusky eleven .... The game proved to be a track meet with the Blue and Gold warriors rolling up nine touchdowns during the course of the frolic. TIFFIN - 39 OBERLIN - 0 Oberlin was the first Little Big Seven grid foe of the season, and the local boys had little difficulty in disposing of it in their first home appearance. TIFFIN - 39 WILLARD - 6 The Tiffin Tornado continued its devastating pace against a husky Willard outfit and snowed it under with a barrage of touchdowns on the enemy's field. TIFFIN - 39 CALVERT - 0 Columbian next tangled with Calvert in an intra-city battle and left it strewn in its wake. Thirty