Le Mars Community High School - Bark Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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llllllllllllllllIllIlllllllIllllIIIllIIIIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll FCGTBALL LeMaI's 19 Elk Point 0 The Bulldogs opened the season with a con- vincing victory over the Pointers. Starting with the opening whistle the boys went out and proe ceeded to put the game on ice. The entire team looked good and showed mid-season form in its tackling, blocking, and ball carrying. Chink Keihn scored all three touchdowns to carry the offensive burden. Betsworth's line play was outstanding. This was the team's first conference victory. LeMars 13 Spencer 0 A fighting team went out and stopped the Tigers in one of the hardest fought games of the season. This win gave the boys revenge for the drubbing they received at Spencer the previous year. Rollinger and Keihn drove through gaping holes in the line for large gains. Rees' accurate passing also played an important role. Meis played a fine game at end. LeMars 39 South Sioux City 6 Playing one of their best games of the season, the boys rode rough shod over the Cardinals. The team just steam rollered over the opposition. Be- hind devastating blocking Rollinger smashed the line and Keihn cut off tackle for yard after yard. South Sioux never threatened the Bulldog goal line until late in the game when they pushed a touch- down over against the reserves. LeMars 34 Onawa 0 Onawa became the fourth straight victim of the Buldog powerhouse as Chink Keihn had a field night. On the first two plays the team had the ball Keihn galloped away on long touchdown runs. Before the night was over he had crossed into pay dirt five times. Rollinger had a fine night on point after touchdown tries, kicking four out of four. Betsworth starred in a line that looked exceptional- ly good. LeMars 22 Hawarden 6 The team unwrapped enough energy in the first quarter to clinch the game and then laid back and took things easy. Hawarden punched over the only touchdown of the year on the first team. Koei-ner and Boyle looked good in the line. This was the tcam's third straight conference victory. LeMars 38 Cherokee 0 An inspired team brimming over with :fight went out and drubbed their arch rivals by one of the worst scores in the history of the competition be- tween the two schools. Clicking with the perfection of a well-coached college team the boys walked off the field with a 20 to O advantage at haftime. They came back in the second half to pound the Braves unmercifully. Keihn injured his shoulder in the third quarter. Bob Rees played a fine all around game at quarterback. Mark Meis turned in a great game making tackles all over the field. LeMars 52 Rock Rapids 0 Th heavier Bulldogs pushed their lighter op ponents all over the field and what was supposed to be a football game developed into a track meet. Rolinger played an outstanding game in the back- field and Weidenfeller and Vander Schaaf exhibited stellar line play. Uoach Carey substituted frequent- ly and the reesrves showed that next year's team will be no pushover. LeMars 28 Vermillion 6 Although most of the boys were planning on closing the season in grand style against Ida Grove the team showed more than enough power to stdp the Tanagers. Chink Keihn eclipsed Bob Moore's old mark of 21 touchdowns for a season's play by crossing into pay dirt twice to run his string to 23. Bob Rees reeled off several nice runs, TRI-STATE CONFERENCE STANDINGS FOOTBALL LeMa.rs Elk Point Hawarden .............. South Sioux City ..... Vermillion .. W. L. T. 4 0 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 O 3 First Team Football For the first time in many a year LeMars had an undefeated, untied football team. Starting the season with a letterman at every position, Coach Carey molded the team into one of the most powerful units in the state. The Bulldogs won every game handily and were greatly disappointed when their Armistice Day clash with Ida Grove was cancelled because of the weather. Many of the boys received state recog- nition. Chink Keihn and Mark Meis were picked on several all-state teams and Harly Rollinger, Bob Rees and John Lanzendorf received honorable mention. Second Team Football Under the able direction of Mr. Henderson, the second team compiled a splendid record. After a defeat in their opening game, the Bullpups kept their goal line un- crossed. Their season's record was five wins, one loss, and one tie. From this team many fine players are expected to develop and to plug the holes in next year's team. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIll!lllllllII!llIIlIlllllllllll E. E

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