Hurst High School - Colophon Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, PA)

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SCARLET H RRICANE HIRLS Third Row: Bilik, Linden, Jerson, Poole, Yurkowslci, Placko, Yesho, Dennis, Roth, Urban, Stas, Kelly, Lowther, Second Row: Mr. Seni, Bartlow, Cunningham, Malesky, Forish, Misiak, Bizup, Fazakas, Baker, Beskitt, Elsbury, First Row: White, Holoman, Johnson, Stas, Hoover, Kozusko, Fruncl, Cibulas, Witek, Boytim, Patula. HURST 37 ST. JUSTIN 7 Hurst opened the 1950 season on September 5 by defeating the St. Justin eleven. Chauncey White scored twice for the Hur- ricane, once on an interception and another time on a flip-out from Boytim. The other touchdowns were scored by Witek, Johnson, and Urban. HURST 25 EAST HUNTINGDON 6 The second encounter was with the East Huntingdon Bull- dogs. John Patula was the sparkplug for the Hurricane in this contest. He scored two touchdowns. Johnson and Witek hauled in two beautiful aerials for the other tallies. Soforic scored for the Bulldogs. HURST 0 SEWICKLEY 6 The Hurst men suffered their first defeat at the hands of Sewickley by a score of 6-0. Although the Hurricane threat- ened to score several times, they were unable to cross the goal. Hopkins, the right halfbaclx of Sewickley, scored the lone touchdown. HURST 6 GREENSBURG 33 On Friday, September 20, 1950, the Greensburg Lions defeated the Hurst Hurricane by a 33-6 score at Oitut field. A tremendous crowd saw the greatest victory margin scored over the tough Hurricane since 1935. Urban scored for Hurst, while Hoffman, Kinloclx, Loughran and Scarpa scored for Greens- burg. HURST 32 DUNBAR 13 Hurst easily romped over visiting Dunbar at a night game, played on the Hurst athletic field. The two teams played before the largest crowd ever to witness a Hurst-Dunbar game. The highlight of the evening was an White. HURST 37 On Saturday evening, October Derry Township handed the Hurst Class A setback of the 1950 gridiron Taicitch. Mr. Evancho. B7 yard run by Whizzer DERRY 6 21, the Golden Eagles of men their tirst and only season. Joe Stas, playing a hard game, smacked over from the 15-yard line for Hurst's only score. HURST 13 NORTH UNION 6 The Hurst Hurricane went into its third Class A tilt on Friday, October 13, when they locked horns with North Union on the latter's field. White and Urban scored for the Hurri- cane. When the final whistle blew, the score stood at 13-6. HURST 14 NORTH HUNTINGDON 12 The township team traveled to North Huntingdon on Fri- day, October 27, to play the Bulldogs. Again, Chauncey White scored twice for Hurst, while Sherbondy and Dubosky scored for the Bulldogs. The score at the end of the game was Hurst 14-North Huntingdon 12. HURST 0 RAMSAY 21 ln a game played in a sea of mud, the Hurst gridders were defeated for the first time in the last ten years by the Ramsay Bobcats by a score of 21-O. Macaluso, Gearhart and Burns were the big guns for Ramsay. HURST 9 SCOTTDALE 6 The Scottdale Scotties were downed by the Hurst eleven on Armistice Day to the tune of 9 to 6. White scored the touch- down for the Hurricane and Johnson tackled Frederici behind the goal line for the touchback. Price scored for the Scotties.