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FUUTBALL The current football season was one in which a fight- ing spirit, courage, and sportsmanship were always in evidence. Glashing with Warren for the opening game of the season, the Bulldogs dominated the play but lacked the punch to put victors in a 7 Matched husky eleven, the game and Offering over a touchdown. Warren went home the to 0 score. in the second conflict with McHenry's Grant played brilliant football throughout won an easy victory with a 20 to 6 score. a bit of variety in the football program, Coach Werham took a six man team to Bensenville where FIRST RUVV: VV. Nvztlk, R. Frost, N. Ve-lisek, VV. Sr-ott, E. VVz1tts. J. O'Keefe. SICUUNIJ ROVV: E, Luhy, .L Baldwin, if NVei4l+-man. E, Smith, R, Gerretsen, .l. lirell, li, Mia-huelson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Moore fPT'll10iDllll, J, Gerstein, J, Frost, IC, Brown, VV, VValsh, R. Molidor, ll, Tlvillilllll, R, Ss-lmstizin, Ii. Rosing, li, Rledsov 1l'z1pt. Iilevtb, li. Zeigrler 11121 main 3 , Coach VVe-rhan. FUl'li'l'H IUWV: A. McNally, L, Goodman, J, ffh4'UllSkl-', .l. Miller, J. Hong, F. Finstnd, H. fillllllillgllillil. IJ, fiI'iSK'ht'21ll, fi. Ma-Feely, l', Sampson, IC, Wilsrmri. the locals triumphed in a surprise score of 39 to 30. Fea- tured in this game was the sparkling play of McNally and Gerstein. Confident and bristling, the Bulldogs next traveled to Woodstock, where each of the battling teams succeeded in pushing over one touchdown. Late in the fourth quarter, when Grant punted, a referee failed to call the play after a Grant end had downed the ball. Picking up the loose ball, a St. Mary's man scooted for a touchdown. The final score was St. Maryys 13, Grant 6. The opening conference game was the homecoming event, in which a heavier Northbrook eleven furnished the opposition. Again the Red and White suffered disaster.
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Grant met Barrington for the second conference mix- up. The Bulldogs, rugged and heady, outplayed their opponents during the first half and kept the record score- less. However the line, weakening in the second half, permitted the opposition to score thirteen points. The Hnal conference game was a contest between Grant and Antioch on the home field. Throughout the game Grant held the edge in first downs and yards gained, but Antioch capitalized on the breaks of the game to tie the score 13 to 13. Outstanding players during the season were Zeigler, Chcouske, White, Bledsoe, Gerstein, and McNally, who was selected for the Lake County Second Team.
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