Horace Mann Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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.---,...-.,. . V .-, W - -V. --v- - V Y- ra' 'vu ' T ' fmx -.'ts.., tfs.-,,, ...xg ,,,-N., .-.rs...T. ,,,g.. throughout the year, ranking as one of the best ends inthe metropolitan area. Kahn, playing his first year of 'Varsity football, performed creditably at the other end. In the backfield Plews, Orsenigo, Freeman, and Comfort were the regulars. x F CQ f it Plews, although light and very susceptible to injury, led the team from quar- terback position masterly. Orsenigo was the most consistent ground-gainer. Upon Comfort fell most of the punting and line-plunging duties. Freeman played an excellent game, particularly on the defensive. In the Morristown game he made approximately fifty percent of the tackles. The team was fortunate in having a large number of capable substitutes. Mayo and Yankauet performed well as ends, Darling, Mossler, Harrison, Davies, Danzig, and Turner were all able substitutes on the line, while Smith could be depended upon to do well in the backneld when called upon to play. All of these players received letters. Magid as manager arranged an attractive schedule and performed the numerous other duties of a manager com- petently. As usual, the credit for coaching goes to Ump T ewhill, whose ability at rounding football teams into shape has long been recognized at Horace Mann. All in all it was a successful season, not as successful as in 1926 and 1927, but surely more so than last year. ...f'x.. ,.1-s.. ....f's.., ,..:-'x... ,..,.fg., ,.-fx-. ,-f-,,-, SCHEDULE Hamilton .... .... 0 H.M. .... ..... 3 3 Morristown .... .... 1 3 H.M. . . . . . . 0 Montclair . . . .... 0 H.M. . . .... .12 ..-N. Peekskill .... . . . . O H.M. . . . . . . 0 McBurney .... 0 H.M. ... .....26 ti-NH! L..-1-x... One hundred fariy-:even 'iff L, fl . V V V Y' L X5 Lg i 1- 1 x '

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