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

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Tee aA na. INAS GR AMY, BO OK a te eB ca a ale ee a ee Football UE to unusually bad weather, the Hawken varsity only played one outside game this year. This was against its traditional rival, University School. Three plays after the opening kickoff, Collacott, the captain and quarterback of the Hawken team, raced off tackle and ran fifty-five yards for a touchdown. From then on it was simply a case of how big a score there would be. Collacott, Goff and Hitchcock repeatedly ran through and around the University line for long gains. The most spectacular play of the game occurred when Hitchcock took a punt in midfield and galloped through the entire University School team for a touchdown. When the final whistle blew, the score was 61 to 0. The Red and Gray season was brought to a startling opening as the Grays smashed out a 34 to 6 victory over the Reds. The Reds scored first on a beautiful play by Captain Collacott, but from then on the game went steadily in favor of the Grays. In the second game the offensive overshadowed the defense to such an extent that a total of 87 points were scored; 50 for the Grays and 34 for the Reds. Hitchcock starred for the Grays by his brilliant running, while Keller and Wood were the luminaries for the Reds. On account of the unseasonal weather the Middler Football team only played one outside football game this year. It was against University School and was played on their field. The Hawken team fought hard but was defeated 20 to O, due largely to the superior weight of their opponents. [ twenty-nine |

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R. THE = Re EO DY “ACN. DeeG RAS Y= (bc OO Senior Football Team E., Fred Hruby; R. T., Ralph Stickle; L. T., Scott Inkley ; R. G., John Clarck; C., Douglas Craig; L. G. David Nutt; L. E., Wilson Wood; F. B., Channing Goff; H. B’s., Peter Hitchcock and Winchell Keller; Q. B., Charles Collacott. Middler Football Team Back row, Left to Right: Willard Walker, Theodore Peck, Herbert Spring, Edwin Pierce, Hal Wischmeyer, White. Front row, Left to Right: Robert Crowell, Melville Ireland, Edward Alexander, Dan Hanna, Roger Clapp, Amasa Bishop, Paul Swetland. | twenty-eight | ‘i a te eS eee » la ga a os ibttcn ee —

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a TT ROES ReB DS cA NDT AG RA O70 as a Standing: David Nutt, Scott Inkley, Manager, Channing Goff. Sealed: Wilson Wood, Ralph Stickle, Charles Collacott, Fred Hruby, Peter Hitchcock. Varsity Basketball HE Varsity Basketball Team opened its 1934 season with a 34 to 27 victory over the faculty. The next game was played against Brush and resulted in a 16 to 10 victory for Hawken. The third and most exciting game of the year ended in a 11 to 16 overtime victory over Roxboro. Hitchcock scored the winning points with a one-handed shot in the overtime period. The three-game winning streak was snapped in the next game when Brush defeated Hawken 24 to 13. Following the Brush game Hawken hit its stride and defeated U. S. by the overwhelming score of 38 to 12 and Shaker 34 to 25. However, the last game jinx caught up with Hawken in the return game with Shaker and the visitors won 22 to 19. [ thirty ]