Lowellville High School - Echo Yearbook (Lowellville, OH)

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- TIM ECM Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellvillc Lcvollvillc Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Lowellville Low ellville BASKETBALL RECORD 1945 SEASON North Lima . ...,. . 34 . ...,.,.... 45 Boardman ,...... . 51 Poland 39 Bessemer . 50 Fitch Struthers ,..,... 38 Canfield ........ 58 53 Memorlal 50 Sharpsville North Lima 44 56 McDonald 53 Bessemer 55 Slruthers 78 Liberty 82 New Waterford 35 Springfield 67 53 Poland 56 Canfield 1C02 TOURNAMENT - COUNTY 63 Iackson-Milton ..,.,...... 50 Greenford ....,...,... , 61 Fitch ...,... ..... G3 Poland .......,..... 237 SECTIONAL 61 Norlh . , 61 122 KENT DISTRICT 61 Oberlin 35 96 New Waterford ..,....... Mineral Ridge Waynesburg .......... 1946 ,. .,,., ,. 22 29 11 36 32 41 22 31 38 26 40 27 41 33 36 27 29 34 40 594 33 22 29 129 ,, .,....... 40 24 sf 88 111 Page fifty-nine

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The Echo BESUMME OF FOOTBALL SCHEDULE A resumme of the season's games shows our astounding record: We opened. the season by defeating Struthers High, l3-6, in a night tilt. An overflow crowd of 3,000 fans watched the locals upset a heavily favored Wildcat team. The following ,week we journeyed to Goshen, where we ran rough-side over a much weaker opponent, 49 - 0. The next game, which was also played away, was with the rival gridders from Bessemer. The game was thrilling, with the locals being victorious, 14 - 7. Lowellville displayed its power and ability to play heads up ball by defeating a tough aggregation from Fitch, l4 -0. This game practically decided the County Championship. We held four downs on the six inch line four times in the first half and then broke loose in the second half to win. In our first home game we defeated Brookfield, 24 -0. The oddity of this game was that we had to use Poland's jerseys to distinguish the two teams on the field. Canfield didn't provide much opposition as we easily defeated them, 40- 13. Their pass- ing attack backlired as Our Hubbard game break our string of six are, the harder they fall nessed the game. was a great thriller. consecutive victories, and easily defeated On the following Saturday, we engaged a few injuries to players, we conquered them Our last and final game of the season-for we converted four intercepted passes into four touchdowns. Many fans thought this powerful eleven would but we proved to them that the bigger they them, 25-7. A record crowd of 1,500 fans wit- Youngstown North on a very hard turf. Despite 26- 7. This was victory number eight. the Senior members of the team was played on the home grounds. A rain held back the crowd. The starting eleven was composed of all Seniors, although during the season seven Seniors were regulars. We easily trounced the neighboring team of Poland, 39- 6, thus clinching the Mahoning County Class B Champion- ship. This game ended the most successful season that Lowellville's ever had, FOOTBALL RECORD FOR 1945 Lowellville ..,...... ..,... l 3 Lowellville .......... .....,.. 4 9 Lowellville .......... ........ l 4 Lowellville ...,...... ........ l 4 Lowellville .......... .,....., 2 4 Lowellville .......... ........ 4 0 Lowellville ..... ....... 2 5 Lowellville .......... ....,.., 2 6 Lowellville .......,.. ..,..... 3 9 Struthers ............ ..,.,..... 6 Goshen .......... ......... 0 Bessemer ...,.. .......... 7 Fitch ............. .......... 0 Brookfield ..,..,. . ......... 0 Canfield ....... ........... l 3 Hubbard ................................. ........,. 7 Youngstown North .. ...... ......... . 7 Poland .....,.......................... .... , .. 6 Page fifty-eight 17.11 l

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L L. M, W f A A pgigiTw Ecko VABSTTY BASKETBALL Varsity Left to right lst. Row:-H. Krall, Coach, P. V, Iohnsort. 2nd, BOW:-f-G. Slaven, I. Esarco, I. Stephenson, P. lvlangine, P. ludiciani BASKETBALL SQUAD Basketball Squad Lett to righl lst. Row:-P. Butch, Mgr., I. Esarca, G. Slaven, H. Krall, I. Stephenson, P. Mangine, P. ludici- ani, G. Me-lillo ' 2r1d,. Row:--I. Crocetti, N. Spinosa, M. De-Lisio, P. Meehan, Asst Coach I. Hall, L. Grist, Coach P. V. Iohnson, G. De-renzo, H Fisher, E. Delisio Page sixty