Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Hoi 5 E M GAMES MANSFIELD OPPONENTS Akron West ..... l4 O Massillon ........,..........,.. 7 33 l-lammond Indiana ..,...... 40 l 9 Columbus East .....,...... 20 l2 Sandusky ............ O 45 Shelby ............,... l3 26 Akron Kenmore ......... 6 33 Ashland ......,.,.,...... 44 U Canton McKinley ...... U 32 MANSFIELD 14-AKRON WEST 0 When the curtain was rung up on the Tyger grid season of 38, the prospects were rather dismal for a success- ful season as only Dick Nagle had returned from last year's first string squad. ln their first encounter Mansfield was due to meet none other than Akron West. Early in the first period the Bengals took advantage of a Cowboy fumble and drove to the l5 yard line. There the running attack bogged down and Nagle faded back and threw a pass into the outstretched hands of lack Dugger. Schwaner's kick for the point was good. Late in the second stanza the Murphymen started a drive from deep in their own territory. Nagle added the finishing touches to this by throwing an aerial to lke Smith. Again Schwaner's attempt for the extra was good and Mansfield led l4 to O which completed the scoring for the day,

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J 5 M 12-B FRONT ROW KARL MAUL Al. OSBORN IOE LOGAN WILLIAM HARMONY DUANE FRIDAY CHARLES SCHNEIDER GENE RUDOLPH ROBERT PUGH DAN GLICK ROBERT PROSSER SECOND ROW CORTEZ SHEPHERD EDWARD EISLE CHARLOTTE STOMPS MARTHA WAPPNER IOAN TWITCHELL LUCILLE FETTER LOIS ROBINSON VIRGINIA SANDERSOAI HELEN NOVAK LUELLA SECRIST THIRD ROW MIRIAM SMITH HELEN TRENEFF IUNE STATLER DALE DOTY GLADYS KERR MARGARET WADSWORTH VIVIAN MILLER MARGARET ZELLNER CHARLES BETZ MARY ALICE SMITH FOURTH ROW EVELYN WHITE RALPH PEARSON GEORGE BATES DON WINTERS NAOMI HAMBLIN RICHARD WEAVER ALICE TREADWAY RUTH THOMAS NETTIE IOHNSON FIFTH ROW WILLIAM STOUGHTON IACK HUGHES IAMES LQMUNYON WARREN BRADFORD DALE ROPP EDWARD GOETTL WILLIAM SNYDER WILLARD STUCKEY ELIZABETH WHARTON TOM CLIIMENTS SIXTH ROW MARGARET GRAVES RALPH SHIVELY RUTH SMITH MARSHALL SMITH HAROLD WILLIAMS IOHN PFAHLER INAYNE SIEGFRIED HAROLD WYNN SAM CARVOUR RAYMOND BAUER STUDENTS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED IOE BISHOP WILLIAM OSBORN MARY ANGELO THOMAS BRIGHTWELL BING OWENS LAURA HAMILTON CHRIST IACKSON ELAINE SELLERS CAROLINE MYERS KENNETH THOMAS I 4

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HJS M Dials Lehr Louqhman MANSFIELD 7-MASSILLON 33 The least we say about this affair the better. The passing combination of Slusser to Gillon spelled defeat for the Tygers. Mansfield also helped the Massillon Eleven's causes by letting them intercept iwo passes which resulted directly in scores. The lungle Cat's only touchdown came as a result of a sustained drive with a pass from Nagle to Hershey clirnaxing it. Gallagher and Lehr's work on the line was outstanding. MANSFIELD 40-HAMMOND 19 On the rebound from the last game, Mansfield scored at will against a hapless Hammond combine, ln this encounter long runs were the rule not the exception with Hershey and LeMunyon doing some fancy sprints for M.H,S. However, the Hoosiers Shimala turned in the best performance. Lehr, Gallagher and Goettle were the defensive stars. MANSFIELD 20-COLUMBUS 12 Mansfield continued their winning ways against a rather weak Capital City combine by defeating them 20 to 12, On the second play of the game Red LeMunyon got loose on a 76 yard jaunt to put Mansfield into the lead. lt vias LeMunyon who also scored the Bengals second six points on a short end run. Nagle was responsible for the third Tyger marker when he bucked through from tho 5 yard line. Schwaner kicked two of the extra points. Sc hwcmer I. Smith LeMunyon Hershey Capt. Nagle