Deer Park High School - Antlers Yearbook (Deer Park, OH)

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HFJIRHBHBMDGDM ERGDM WEAR The athlete lives clean, plays hard, is a good sport and loves the game He truly signifies the competitive spirit that has made America great.

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mecmmgtg WUUL U FIRST ROW: 1. Findlay, M. Hm, H. mm, R. rnrchm, s. E.igcumn, 1:. arm, n. Lamhrrt. SECOND ROH': R. U'. V'uth'n, G. H'ilnm, R. lin'lmnm, H. Humsrum, L Clare. llmIJ, I1. Hunk, C. Crnwr, Ct anhah', C. b'yrrxn, C. THIRD now: 1:. Hmim. E. mm, .-1. Spmgur, W. JUrrrl'l, 1st Thnmpron, N. Drmuv', J. u'ml.1m, Rt Riclaan. Hard smashing fullbacks, fleet halfs, slick quarterbacks, stonewall lines, and plenty tough linemen, were obstacles our Scarlet and Gray warriors pounded against in their first year of 11-man foot- ball competition. Being pounded and battered into shreds in our thrust three games failed to dampen the unquenchable flame that had seized the Wildcats. Con- sequently, four of the next hve games were well earned and glorious victories. In the baptism of 17w Lochland well deserved to win a night battle but were able to score only once in the 191ml half. 30 t0 0. N0 alibis are needed for the hue showing against Wyoming, when the Cow- boys won over our mistakes by a four touchdown margin, 25 t0 0. The North College Hill contest pro- duced the low point in the seasonfs play. 21 Clearly outclassed, the Wildcats battled stubbornly to score its first touchdown. 46 t0 6. The first game before the home crewd proved the tonic needed as Ohio M ilitary Institute failed to score after Fisher had thrown H alley a six point pass. This tough, hard fought game marked the turning point of the year. 6 to 0. A successful invasion of Seven Mileis- domain was climaxed by Edgmon heaving a desperation pass in the last seconds to Don Lambert that clicked and brought our second victory. 13 t0 6. Reading was successful in stopping touchdown marches by the Scarlet and Gray Wildcats to protect a 21 t0 7 lead for our 1713!: defeat on the home lot. Oxford Stewart felt the sting of an of- fenvse that was really beginning to click fCominued on Page 621