Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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., .ss . Y ? f Klfgl' M V' . . ,s. Freshmen Team FIRST ROW: F. Zink, R. Beddow, M. Rinaldo, R. Twarek. SECOND ROW: P. Maurice, D. Robison, J. Galentine, D. Mock, G. Ritchey, A. Evans, C. Jones, J. Kehres, M. Moffit, G. Schulz. THIRD ROW: J. Agnew, M. Tilrico, R. Koc- heiser, W. Brandy, J. Maisano, J. Bailey, J. Grib- ble, R. Welch, A. Less, A. Weedman, L. Bagnoli FOURTH ROW: K. Wolcott, J. Frey, D. Christ- ner, J. Englesen, F. Bates, R. Meermans, J. Mas- sella, J. Arbogast, R. Gaede. Led by Coach Marv Frye, the Freshman gridders played four games, finishing the season with three defeats and one win. Clashing with the powerful Rockets of Toledo in their season's opener, the Junior Tricolor squad was unable to check the opponent's strong offense and fell, 20-0. Bowling Green was next on the Little Princes' schedule and the locals shut out the BG combine, 6-0. Later in the season, Bowling Green met HC again hoping to avenge the earlier defeat. They were suc- cessful as they gave the Fryemen their worst trouncing of the season, 39-O. In the annual Freshman vs. Sophomore contest, the junior squad bowed low to the upperclassmen, 41-7, for their third defeat of 1955.