Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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Fred Folino-End-Cleveland Red, after making All-Ohio center lasi year, was switched to end this year and was All-Ohio again. For the second straight year he was named the most valuable player by his team- mates. Iohn Spezzaierro - End - Cleve- land Spe-zz is just a Sophomore and has two big years ahead ot him. He picked up plenty of experience and should be a tough man to keep oft that first team next year. Iohn Sonich-Guard-Cleveland lohn is a three year warrior at Heidelberg. This boy Sonich was so tough that he would just moi- der de bums. George Light-Guard-New Phil- ddelphicr Hunter was also a three year man but his senior year was moved from blocking back to guard, where he did a creditable job-we'll miss his iight next year. Robert Booth-Haliback-Tiffin Smallest, yet most aggressive man on the squad. Boots has one year left in which he should prove invaluable. Despite his size he was a hard hitter. Dale Schussler - Guard - New Philadelphia Slusser, one of the most iaith- ful, hard working, hard playing men on the team, is only a Soph- omore and should be tough the next two years. Iohn Harmon - Tackle - Sugar- creek Kraut was our one man cy- clone on his side of the line. It was just plain suicide for the op- ponents to come near him. Kraut is a three year letter- man and will be hard to replace next year. Richard Winter - Hcxlfback - St. Petersburg, Florida Dick was bothered by injuries all year but still won his letter and should be hard to stop the next two years. Edward Heqlcxw - End - Cleve- land Big Ed was a man who could get the ball if the backs just threw it within 40 yards of him. A two year letterman with an- other big year ahead of him- watch his smoke!

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MEN Howard Poetter-Guard-Wade worth Tex again was of inestimable value. As rough as any, it is a mystery why he never played more, for he was acclaimed by teammates as one of the strongest linernen in years. Robert McGranahan - Center - Aurora Mac was a sophomore who earned a regular position though one of the squads most under- rated players. He often played the entire game, and his exper- ience will help the next two years. Fred Andrews-Halfback-New Philadelphia Wheaties is a good lefthand- ed passer, but was hampered by a bad knee. His speed would be an asset to the team. Albert Mazzaierro - Fullback - Minerva Mazz took over in midrsea- son, and was the bright spot in several games. He is a Sopho- more back with experience, and one who can be depended on. Neil Hartwell-Guard-Canton Rosie can be admired lor his never-say-die attitude. he should see more service next year. Arthur Hossler-Halfback-Tifiin This junior again was tough. De- pendable and always to be counted on, Art was the best defensive end in the Conference. Vincent Corrato - Hcxlfback - Youngstown A Sophomore halfback who didn't see the service he deserved. His long runs will be remembered by all. Willard Hosic-Tackle-Roches ter. N. Y. One of the heaviest men of the team, Bill was converted from center to tackle in his senior year. He was a fighter and had an undying spirit.

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PRINCES IN AiCTICN Proud Fathers The Thundermq Lme Touchdown, No Doubt Let s Go Team! V