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SENIOR FOOTBALL REVUE i . 1 F --. Eddie Muckenhirn' Harlan Scherer James Mooney Jimmie Nolan Right End Halfback Fullback Halfback Howard Strey Edward Frach Ralph Schumacher George Schaust Left Guard Right Tackle Right Tackle Right Guard
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FGOTBALL First Row--Louis Eckhoff, Richard Ditty, Donald Epple, Richard Dunn, Kenneth Lu- descher, Lyle Veaderko, John Metz. Second Row-Coach Allan Juelke, George Schaust, Ralph Scherer, Henry Vogelge- sang, Paul Elsner, Wayne Keplinger, Sheldon Zabel, Howard Strey, James Nolan. Third Roww-Edward Leuthner, Wally Johnson, Donald Eckhoff, Edward Fraeh, Ed- ward Muckenhirn, Ralph Schumacher, James Mooney, Harlan Scherer, Robert Schumacher. Delano had its first eleven-man team this year. Coach .Nllan ,luelke had a hard time getting enough men to come out, hut his scraping the hottom of the harrel and furnishing a little trans- portation got the necessary men. :X hig help was the return of nine lettermen from the '46 season, and Mr. luelke was quite well satisfied. The returning lettermen were: james Mooney, lfdward M11C'k6I1l1i1'11. llarlan Sellerer, ,limmie Nolan, lidward l,euthner, Don liokhoff, XYallaee -Iohnson, liugene Neisen, and lloh Schumacher. Having its first eleven-man team, not too much was expected, hut sometimes things will happen. Delano played its first game at Cokato and won 30-0. 'l'he seeond game was played at XYatertown with Delano losing l3-O. 'llhe third game of the season was with liuffalo and Delano lost again, 20-13. Delano Homecoming was a hig event this year-hig dance, homecoming king and queen, and, hest of all, a game with our greatest rival, Howard Lake. 'llhe Delano Orange and lllaek won this game, 18-0, 'llhe fifth game was with Norwood and again Delano won, 25 O. 'l'-he last game of the season was played at Delano with Delano defeating Chaska 6-0. james Mooney. Delano's driving fullhaek. was given the Player of the VVeek award hy Ted Peterson, Delano loses nine men from this year's team. lirom the first eleven they lose: Muck- enhirn, Mooney, lfraeh, Scherer, Alger, and Nolan, Others are Schumacher, Sehaust, and Strey. Delano should have a good team next vear, and the graduates are looking forward to see- . Pa . ' 5 Ps ing the Delano Orange and Black on or near the top in 48.
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+ + JAMES MOONEY Guard HARLAN SCHERER Guard EDDIE MUCKENHIRN Center WALLY JOHNSON Forward DONALD ECKHOFF Forward + Y
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