Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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LAWRENCE 7 LAKE FCDREST 12 ln probably tlie biggest lieart-brealqer ol tlwe year, Lalce Forest went liome with a TQ-7 victory in their poclcets. Early in tlwe First quarter Lawrence scored on a long pass to Qsen, Sclwriber lciclcing tlie goal lor a seven point lead. Lalte Forest, lwowever, soon crossed tlie Lawrence goal on a lateral beliind tlie line and a forward pass to an awaiting end. llie lciclc lor tlwe extra point failed, ln tlie latter part ol tlie game Lawrence bad tlne ball on Lal4e Forests ten yard line witlri goal to go. Alter two attempts failed, Lawrence tried a Flat pass over tlie line wliiclw was intercepted by a Lal4e Forest man wlwo ran ninety- Five-yards to a touclidown. Schroeder 'W , y .L L 4 ' L 'E time Loose Schmid? Y s if Lise - 1, if E uh: V Q agp- 77'da5 if xi l ,E i ' 'Q Q, Q ' Sf- , , - -- - ,- -- , -ts-. Q.,-gf 5 QQ.,i::N s 'L'1f? fa 53 fifjzfit 'af - 1 A Slsiitcfa bi ,.,.tl K M t .,.. ,. - .Lis-',. xg-iii-fgi-4, L 666717 Vi -,Sk K . fl . 'X of l s l 1 . yi A -sqt 3 CS ,X .1 .Ass yr 11- . st a . : L -: fS+1 f-2.51 rf' , N, .. L - i 4, , -.:' :N- V+ -1 qs- :f'.g,.sQq,sw- Q.. me . Vokqe!

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v ' ' , l 1' Pr-' -'Q 'V f 6 , f i ' , ix LAWRENCE 14aST. NGRBERT O ln the First game of the season Lawrence handed the team from Depere a 'I4-O defeat. The First hall ended in a scoreless tie in which the Vikings threatened St. Norberts goal twice, but were unable to talse advantage ol the opportunities. The second hall, however, brought 7 forth a spirited team which scored twice to win the game. The most spectacular event ol the day was a remarlcable catch ol a thirty yard , pass by Qle Qsen. Hacker LAwi2ENcE o iviomivioutn a Q? f 'N Lawrence had the First taste ol defeat to the tune ol 6aO when they invaded the southern part of lllinois. The strong Monmouth team lcept the Vilcings Fairly well out ol range ol their goal line as they were only able to penetrate beyond the thirty yard line once during the entire game, The game was featured by the line defensive play ol Vogel and Roeber. Coach Clapp Y 7 i t a i A Vg f f-fax plc 'fy U x Harfwf 'YM-' ,,f , V iff , 99 1 ---Q: -'ig fi -- is 51 J L L L L fi ,A V J V gm . 1 ' L t . 7 'fi A H, -ttf' Q , H -- 7 i 1' N :jr -r PC ' ' . 1 mm, 1.4L U ' A- '- r A - Hu.. 279: .. 'fiffila' ' 5 V ' . f'7ue'!!ef' 0172 Rec TZ ,

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