Manistee High School - Manichigan Yearbook (Manistee, MI)

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MOUNT PLEASANT-I 5 MANISTEE-0 Mount Pleasant proved they were tops in the conference by downing the Blue 84 Gold 15-0. Again the Chippewas played hetter the second half. The defense tightened, and the offense clicked to make it an interesting hall game. Mt. Pleasant could not penetrate the Chippewa 30 yard line during the whole second half. CADILLAC-0 MANISTEE-0 Manistee completely outplayed the Cadillac eleven on all accounts but the game ended in a tie. 0-0. The Chippewas made 159 yards rush- ing and completed nine out of 12 passes. Again the Chippewas displayed a deadly defense, keep- ing the Vikings deep in their own territory for the greater part of the evening. BIG CHIPS x if I' at 'SIN A 2 5 A An . 'QU Front row: Lindeman, Zimmerman, Shirley, H. Jacobs, ll. Brooks, Galloway, Hedstrom, B. Brooks, jankowiak. Scfond row: Coach Pearson, Springborn, Suess, Town- send, Snyder, Parkison, johnson, Yankee, Raskey, Coach BIG RAPIDS-0 MANISTEE-0 Manistce tied its Hrst conference game at Big Rapids 0-0. The Blue 84 Gold defense was like a stone wall. Most of the battle was fought in Cardinal territory but the Chippewa offense could not roll up enough first downs in one drive to score. Hunter. Third row: Jones, Anderson, Mackin, Veine, Minster, Slawinski. TRAVERSE CITY-25 MANISTEE-7 Traverse City handed Manistee its worst de- feat of the season. The Chippewas suffered a mid-season let-down and the Trojans rolled up a 25-7 victory. Manistee's tally came in the fourth quarter on a pass over center.

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FREMONT-2 MANISTEE-I8 The Blue 81 Gold unlashed a high powered running attack and an alert defense to defeat Fremont I8-2. The Chippewas displayed sharp downfield blocking and a fast charging' defense. CANADIAN SOO-6 MANISTEE-20 The Blue 84 Gold whipped Collegiate Institute 20-6 in a grand display of offensive and defensive power. The squad played -I-8 minutes of heads-up football to defeat the Canadians for the third time in a row. LITTLE CHIPS , as Y 's .' av 'gal' ks T 129628 as Bfwisi K SGQ R' I. - aaI fi? Ep.-rs.-.5 f 2X aa..-444 -.ff Ifrwzz row: Kotecki, V. Hansen, Stubbs, Capper, D Schimke, YVurts, Markham, Holm, Schrader, J. Schimke Second row: Johnson, manager, Treml, Lynch, Tarr, G. Kruse, Batdorff. Martin, Nledacco, Pictsch, Kragor LITTLE CHIPS MANISTEE LUDINGTON 6 MANISTEE BIG RAPIDS 6 IXIANISTEE REED CITY 0 MANISTEE TRAVERSE CITY 1-I MANISTEE CADILLAC 27 MANISTEE 6 LUDINGTON 0 23 Third row: juergens, Parr, Aultman, Sell, IVolf, Picar- . dat, Nickelson, Hornstein, Coach Bedingham. Fourth row: Frederiksen, Fctt, Ramsdell, IValter, Mack- . in, Madden, Madsen. WEE CHIPS Coach Carlson monitored the VVee Chips to a .500 average. The boys lost to Big Rapids eighth grade 12-0 on Chippewa field, but they whipped the Cardinals 6-0 at Big Rapids in the season's Hnal game.