Mayville High School - Rocket Yearbook (Mayville, WI)

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inTHTmiTTTWHIn.4mmmIIHI1IIIIIIIII.uunnmmmnmwmm.m ummTTHuumwwwnmt R 0 C K E T 1 9 2 2 NVTunum1IIII1IIIInnnmunnmmm mmTn1II1I1IvIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT.mnmmumnmnwww ImmmTHumwmmnmul Wayland at Mayville: Wayland Academy football warriors invaded Mayville October 22 and de- feated us 7 to 0. The winning touchdown was made in the first quarter. The home team had several chances to score but was stopped by Waylandls tiger-like defense when their goal line was threatened. The Academy lads were the cleanest team we faced all year. Mayville at Horicon: On Saturday, November 19th, despite a great number of penalties, totaling over 100 yards, a snow-covered field, and ten minute quarters, our team piled up a score of 58 to 0 on the Orange and Black squad. The first half ended 8 to 0. May- ville scored 50 points in the last twenty minutes. This evened up an old football account wit.l1 Horicon. INDIVIDUAL SCORING. PLAYER T. G. K F. G TOTAL Schuknecht --- --- 8 0 0 43 Ebentier ..... --- 4- 0 0 24 F. Bachhuber ,- --- 4 0 0 24. R. Bachhuber -- --- 1 4 0 10 Costello --- --- 0 4 0 4 Grand Total ..... ,H 112 SCHEDULE. Sept. 24-Beaver Dam - 0. M. H. S. 27 Here Oct. I-Watertown - 0. M. H. S. - 20 Here Oct. 9-Alumni - - - 12. M. H. S. - 7 Here October 15-N. Fondy - - 6 M. H. S. - . 0 There Oct. 22-Wayland - - 7 M. H. S. - 0 Here Nov. I9-Horicon - 0 M. H. S. - - 58 There Opponents -- --- 25 M. H. S. --- --H112 Page Twenty-seven

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u...mumit,muit1111W...--I-uvum..... itumium11itu11Hmmumuli41uIu1IIuiuunummuum. numuuuuuuuuuumuumm FOOTBALL Coach Brooks' call for candidates was answered by a large and heavy squad, including several members of last yearis squads. B. C. Mann, University of Wisconsin varsity Captain loaned his valuable services as assistant coach. The team had a queer season. lt started with a rush, defeating Beaver Dam and Watertown in short order. Then the regular ends, Bartsch and Ziegler became ineligible on account of scholarship for a month, that of October. This proved dis- astrous to the team's aspirations. The Alumni, Wayland, and North Fond du Lac circled our ends to win. But the team came back in the only November game, and with Bartsch and Ziegler in their places, evened up an old score with Horicon. THE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Beaver Dam at Mayville: Beaver Dam High School sent an overconfident squad of twenty-two men to Mayville, Saturday, September 24th. They were surprised and soundly walloped by our aspiring gridders in the seasonis opener, 27 to 0. Mayville, displaying sur- prisingly good team-work for so early in the season, ran wild on the Beavers in the second half, after leading 7 to 0 at half time. Ebentier broke loose repeatedly for long runs of thirty, forty, and fifty yards. F. Bachhuber made the prettiest touch- down of the day by virtue of a forty yard run on a cross-buck. Schuknecht showed that he was wide awake by falling on a fumble for a touchdown and by plunging across from the five yard line for our final score. 'R. Bachhuber kicked three out of four goals from touchdowns. Kuen, playing his first game, threw Beaver Dam's men time and again for losses. Zieglerls defensive work was also a feature. Watertown at Mayville: Watertown High, with the enviable record of only one defeat in four years and that at the hands of Milwaukee Riverside in 1920 by the score of 18 to 6, came to Mayville for a game October 1. Watertown kicked off to MayvilLe's twenty-five yard line. After three downs, Mayville was forced to punt. Regaining the ball later in the period, the home team marched steadily up the field, Captain ,Schuknecht finally carrying the ball across for the first touchdown. Coal was missed. The half ended 6 to 0 favoring the Red and White. During the second half, Mayville scored ftwo more touchdowns. Both goals were kicked.. Ziegler's defensive work was again spectacular. The Mayville line was ha veritable stone wall and the backs played their usual star game. ' Q Alumni vs. High School: On Sunday, October 9th, the Alumni led by 'LBoy', Mann defeated the High School, 12 to 7. The proceeds went to the High School athletic fund. The M. H. S. A. A. wishes to thank the members of the Alumni team for donating their services. Mayville at North Fond du Lac: Saturday, October 15th, we journeyed to North Fond du Lac to meet the High School team of that city. After a hard fight, we were defeated 6 to 0. The North Fondy right half raced twenty yards around our right end for a touchdown in the last few seconds of play. The playing of new wing men who worked hard but were unfamiliar with the position broke up the team-work. The line plunging of Murray, North Fondy Captain, featured. ' ' ' fage Twentyjsiqr

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nl111I14in1IIIIIunumnnunm-lui-umm ni1ififIIInmmummm.un.-umnmmmlmuml-.mmm u1uIInmmmmmumumum M. H. S. ROCKET 1922 FOOTBALL Mr. W. E. Brooks: Coach Brooks is deserving of great credit for the 1921 football squad. He is an inspiring leader and the team will always remember him. Mr. B. C. Mann: Asst. Coach Mann, M. H. S. 19155 U. of W. Football Captain 1918, ably as- sisted Coach Brooks in handling the squad. His presence on the field gave the team the assurance that the alumni were behind them. Harold Schuknecht: F ull-Back: Jazz is a clever cool-headed leader, a star punter and line plunger. The school can be proud of the record the 1921 team made under his leadership. Because of his ability the coaches were able to use the triple threat of kick, pass and run. Irwin Ebentier, Half-Back: Toots is the fastest backfield man in the school. Runs of from twenty to fifty yards were common feats for him. He returns next fall. Francis Bachhuber, Half-Back: Toddy is a capable running mate for Toots. His grit and aggressiveness will be of great assistance to next year's team. Roman Bachhuber, Quarter-Back: Romey rounded out a well-balanced backfield. He is an able pilot and will be back next year to claim his position. Arthur Garms, Center: Fat was the keystone of a heavy powerful line. His passing was very accurate and his defensive work excellent. The school will miss him next year. Vernon Kuen, Left Guard: Kuen was an aggressive guard, and with him beside.Garms the center of the line was well nigh impregnable. He returns-Nuff sed. Clarence Costello, Right Guard: Cos surprised the football fans of Mayville, he played the game the way he knew it. His offensive and defensive work excelled. His place in the line is cinched for 1922. Henry Miller, Left Tackle: Hank playing his second season at tackle, put up a finished exhibition. He will be back again next season. - Victor Hartwig, Right Tackle: The produce, reaped off a plot of ground made up of yards gained thru Fat. Hartwig would not support an angle worm. The right tackle position will not cause us any worry next year. Charles Bartsch, Left End: Doc is a viscious tackler and a wonder at spering passes. He will be an asset to next year's team. Herbert Ziegler, Right End: Muzzy proved the best defensive man on the team. He was heavy and aggres- sive but fast. He returns next fall. foe Pionkowski, Sub.: Manager played fine football for a green man, and more will be heard from him next year. Earl Miller, Sub.: A ' Early is another Frosh who is hound to make a name for himself on the gridiron. Page Twenty-eight