Hawken School - Onyx / Red and Gray Yearbook (Gates Mills, OH)

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rk 1 2 3 3 SS HAWKEN SCHOOL PRIMARY DEPT. Left to right: Timmie White, Teddy Clark, Weston Howell, Peter Holmes, Jock Hazard Adams, John Taylor. Romyatd darn Twenty-six Bishop,

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1 ) 3 2 {SS = HAW KEN SCHOO = FOOTBALL Top Row, left to right: Bob Morse, Jack Wilson, Channing Goff, Ken Baker. Bottom Row, left to right: Dixon Morgan, Peter Hitchcock, Humphrey Nash, Malcolm Vilas, Hume Wal- lace, Jimmy Lincoln, Peter Hallaran. Senior Football HIS year, due to the dropping of the two senior grades, Hawken had a lighter and younger team than it has ever had in previous years. True, the upper grades were officially discontinued last year, but a few senicrs remained to finish up and they con- tributed to the merit of last year’s team. Notwithstanding these circumstances Hawken enjoyed a semi-successful season, gaining two victories and suffering as many defeats. The first game was played with Roxboro Junior High, an experienced and well-trained team. They beat us 13 to 0 by dint of hard line smashing by Fullback Selkowitz. The next game on our schedule was with Mayfield. Two long weeks of hard training since the Roxboro game bore fruit, and Hawken whipped Mayfield more decisively than the score of 12 to 6 would imply. The first score was made on a long forward pass from Capt. Collacott to Peter Hallaran, but Mayfield rapidly tied the score at 6 to 6. In the Twenty-eight third period Capt. Collacott himself scored the deciding tally. Although the backfield func- tioned well, it was the outstanding work of the line that won the game. Reserve came here in our next contest. The half ended 6 to O in our favor, neither side showing much advantage over the other. But the second half was indeed a different story. Hawken scored touchdown after touchdown. The line held on the defense and opened up holes on the offense. Channing Goff ran be- hind good interference for four touchdowns and Capt. Collacott made two. When the final gun sounded, Hawken had amassed the total of 37 points to that of O for the visitors. For the last game of the season Hawken journeyed to Hudson to play a return engage- ment. In the heavy rain and snow during which the game was played, the superior weight of the Reserve team was too great a disadvantage to us. Reserve recovered a Hawken fumble near our goal and marched across the goal line for the first tally. The extra