Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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3'?JoZ'5 Z2 i i Dick 94 Q M at M A 4 , 5 J V Z r V 4, Q - ' ' , , - K USG A 5 . 4 i i s 3 . '. ' ' K ' ,ef .,- A A J E f Y Langloi Dick Faucett Jim Sti-em Biuce Rox' Schroeder Bob Stello Paul Cliristophcrson nette started rolling when Strem passed to Blohm for a T.D. and Felch bucked the line for the last tally. Whiting's only sustained drive was stopped at the 3 yard line in the 3rd quarter. Dick Faucett. Marinette line man. led the defensive attack. Eau Claire After traveling 230 miles, the Marines copped their fourth win of the year by overpowering the Eau Claire f'Old Abes by the score 34-7. Allen Felch. running in his usual form. reeled off 241 yards, and accounted for three of the Marines' touchdowns to lead the team to victory. The other T.D.'s were accounted for by Paul Christopherson and Wes Bair. the reserve quarterback. Antigo The Marines clinched their fifth victory by downing the Antigo Red Robins l I Elanci Ihiigc 'l'v.cnty-N1n-

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1 5 4 H l - .... . J, nson Al Blohm Red Miller Bud Wolfe Dick Benson John Arendt John a determined Rhinelander team, 38-12 in an afternoon affair at Rhinelander. Jim Strem. Don Miller. Paul Christopherson, Allen Felch. and John Arendt, accounted for the Marines' touchdowns. The outstanding play of the game came when John Arendt. Marine captain, picked up Strem's blocked punt and ran for a touchdown. Rhinelandeids big fault was not completing passes which easily could have been touchdowns. The Paulson brothers of the Rhinelander squad were standouts throughout the game. Whiting By a score of 19-7, our mighty gridiron squad defeated Whiting on the losers' home field. Jim Strem's long pass to Paul Christopherson was the highlight of the game. The pass was thrown 56 yards. and the entire play was good for 90 yards result- ing in a touchdown by Chistopherson. At the half. the score stood 7-0 in favor of Marinette. Tom Brenkus ran the opening kick-off of the second half back 90 yards to score. This was Whiting's only touchdown. The score remained 7-7 until Mari- - 1 2 ' Q

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4 u by the score of 27 7 on the Marlnes home f1eld Th s kept the local team among the undefeated teams of the state Accountmg for Marme touchdowns were Jxm Strem Dxck Langlols Allan Blohm and Allen Felch Watertown In the slxth stralght w1n of Marlnettes football season the Stlehm rollers defeated Watertown 1n a mght contest by the score of 3814 at the Lauerman Athletlc F1eld Rusty Mlller fleet footed Marme end reeled off 105 yards for the longest 1aunt ever accomphshed on the Marmette gr dlron Blockmg was an lmportant factor 1n th1s spectacular feat Escanaba Thumplng a strong underdog on October 29 the Marlnes defeated the Escan aba Eskymos 28 7 Allen Felch accounted for a large palt of the scorlng by rlpplng A1 Blohm scores against Menominee Tllirlv