Cullom High School - Cullog Yearbook (Cullom, IL)

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'- JY -+-- --- 45 RAMS LOSE TO CHATSWORTH Chatsworth, Oct. 2h-Chatsworth's Don Snow led the Blueb rds to a hl-O victory over the Ramblers in a V, V, game played on the Chatsworth field. Snow punched over for fourtouchdowns, Cullom played the Bluebirds on even tenns for a quarter but bogged down in the second period and were unable to get a sustahfd drive going during the balance of the game. Bob Hahn, Cullom guard, was injured on the first play from scrimmage and was out of action for the rest of the game. PIPER CITY WINS F DM CULLOM Piper City, Oct. 9--Cullom's injury ridden Ramblers proved to be easy victims for the Piper City Blue Streaks in a V. V. game at Piper City played under the lights. Piper City scored seven times to rack up a h3,0 win. Cullom's defenses stiffened considerably in the second half but the Rams could not get an effective offense rolling. Out of action for most of the game on injuries were Ramblers, Hahn, Harms, Donahue and Corkill. ONARGA TUMBLES CULLOM Onarga, Oct, 16--Onarga scored on the opening kick-off and scooped up several fumbles for touchdowns to humble Cullom, 25-O, in a V. V. game played under the Onarga lights. Rambler defenses tightened following the early spectacularard the final half was played on even terms. , An Oaarge lineman scored twice for his team, picking up Culmmx fu bles and dashing over for the tallies. ' , FORREST NIPS CULLOM, 6-O .Cullom, Oota 23--Forrest scored ir the 'waning minutes .of the game to break a scoreless tie and win, 6-O, in Cullomfs annual, Homecoming game. A Forrest back was tackled as he went into the end zona and fumbled but the ball rolled out of the end zone and was declared a touchdown. , , . - , V M' miie' -UT'-M s--J1--- 5