Milwaukee Country Day School - Arrow Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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l 190 260 216136 250 6 pass1ng plays the Green and Gold ran up and down the fleld Smlth was 1n keen form as the passer The f1nal score was 26 to 0 MUS The attack 1n th1s game was severely handxcapped by the loss of Smxth but the team fought 1ts heart out for Coach Lalrd who was attendmg h1s fathers fun eral and for Asst Coach Tom Hughes who was 1n charge of the squad Offens1ve ly the stars were Carpenter Roemer and Scannell Stoltze and Dav1s were credlted w1th a f1ne yob defenswely on the rxght Slde of the l1ne and Messmger was a tower of strength at Center M U S was unable to score untll the fourth quarter and Coun try Day came nght back wlth 1ts thlrd touchdown 1ust before the whlstle The score was 21 to 6 North Shore Country Day The Green and Gold played dull football agalnst th1s heavy but slow outfxt and almost tossed the game away Splegel the glant North Shore fullback scored on a g1ft play 1n eree thought the whlstle had blown Coun try day however had the dr1ve to come back after they t1ed up the ball game and the fxnal score was 13 to 6 Elgm Academy Here was another sharp game for Country Day w1th everyth1ng golng over 1n a breeze Elg1n had been touted as a fast and strong team but the v1s1tors were never 1n the runmng All the Green and Gold f1rst str1ng looked good and a number of the second stnngers d1splayed a lot of class The score was 25 to 0 and 1t mlght have been much hlgher St Iohns Cathedral The pressure was on 1n th1s game the last of the season and when St Iohn s scored f1rst on an ln tercepted pass thmgs were not too br1ght However the team agaln came through and went ahead 13 to 6 Conntry Day ran up 20 hrst downs to thelr opponents s1x Carpenter Roemer and Scannell agaxn starred for the Green and Gold wlth Scan nell scorlng both touchdowns and 1nter ceptlng a pass 1n the c1os1ng moments of the qame Stoltze and Dav1s were out standmg ln the hne llne play 4-71 ' I I 1 I I which everybody on the field but the ref-

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A PERFECT FOOTBALL SEASON One of the best teams rn the hrstory of the school wore the Green and Gold ln the 1942 season The team went through a tough schedule unbeaten and untled thus estabhshrng a record that has been equal led only once Among the v1ct1ms of the frghtmg eleven headed by Capt Frank Stoltze was Coun try Day s trad1t1onal r1val Mrlwaukee Un1 vers1ty School whrch took a sound tnm mmg on 1lS home held Th1s was the out standrng tuumph of the year and 1t was doubly sweet because the game was play ed w1th Coach Ken La1rd absent on ac count of the death of h1s father Impress1ve as the record was 1t mlght have been even better rf Ken Srmth whose passmg was ut1l1zed 1n some of Coach La1rd s sharpest plays had not broken h1s WI1Sl 1n practlce before the Unlversrty School game However the 1942 team wul go down 1n hzstory as one of the scrapp1est most alert and best coached teams the school on the h1ll has ever had Edgewood Th1s was a mght game play ed rn Mad1son and the team was bothered by the llghts The academy also had a pretty strong outflt and 1t took a sensa t1onal f1n1sh to pull the game out of the frre The Green and Gold scored two touch downs 1n the last f1Ve mmutes both on passes The f1ISl was Smrth to McConv1lle and the second was Smrth to Abbott The score was 14 to 7 Port Wash1ngton-Country Day was rag ged 1n th1s game and the score should have been much hrgher Port Wash1ngton fall ed to show much e1ther defenslvely or of fensrvely and Coach La1rd was drsappornt ed 1n the Green and Gold s farlure to step on the gas Capt Stoltze play1ng w1th a couple of broken fmgers starred 1n the l1ne wh11e Carpenter and Scannell looked good 1n the backf1eld The score was 19 to O St Lou1s Country Day The team had the t1me of 1ts l1fe on th1s tr1p and the game was one of the smoothest of the season Everyth1ng clrcked and the St LOUIS boys were run ragged Wrth both power and 1 1 .. . . . I . I - 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 - . , .1 . . 1 . , ' 1 - 1 1 I . 1 ' 1 I . I . . , . . . , 1 1 1

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