Milwaukee School of Engineering - EMF Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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V THE PLAYERS i C. B. Wright, Captain “E” Halfback I Y. Rankin. “E” Fullback ? Y. H. Brcitkreuz “Ev Halfback | P. P. Grosso, a Quarterback | A. C. Norcott, «p» End C. J. Belson, “E” End E. J. Schrocder, ii pv Tackle 1 A. O. Vaughn, “E” Guard 1C. C. Fulton, “E” Guard C. Cento. ii Center A, Eggers, “E” Guard y E. R. Rerucha, “ E” Guard B. E. Poling, a J7 Tackle D. R. Hall Tackle A. D. Smalley, ii P» End A. D. Horne, a p» Manager G. Rick. Tackle J. O’Connor. End L. Genrich, Tackle G. Gentilli. Halfback P. T. Barenscher. Guard H. L. Hendershcc, Halfback C. E. Buchan End D. R. Davis, Halfback P. E. Revnolds, End F. N. Sanders, Halfback fi J. H. Eckhardt Halfback Page Three Hundred Eighty-two

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WAYLAND ACADEMY VS. S. O. E. In a game replete with thrills, the School of Engineering football team de- feated the plucky Wayland Academy eleven, 13 to 7. Wayland fought a good game, and threw a scare into the Engineers in the last half, when they were held on the Engineers' 3-yard line. The game started with the Engineers receiving. For several minutes the ball see-sawed back and forth in the middle of the field. Then Newton, of Wayland, tore off a 30-yard run around left end, placing the ball on the Engi- neers' 20-yard line. On the next play Johnson, with perfect interference, skirted the same end for a touchdown. Johnson kicked goal. The quarter ended with the ball in the center of the field. The second quarter proved disastrous for the boys from Beaver Dam. The Engineers, after having intercepted a Wayland forward pass, tore through the Wayland line again and again. After Wright had placed the ball on the Wayland 20-yard line with a pretty 15-yard run. Rankin tore through right tackle for the remaining distance, kicking goal after the touchdown. Wayland, receiving the kick-off, was forced to punt, and when Grossq of the Engineers missed the kick, it was recovered by Wayland. With the ball within striking distance of the goal, the Engineers’ line proved a stone wall and Johnson was forced to try a drop kick, which was successful. The Engineers, with the ball on their 20-yard line, commenced a steady march up the field. Time and again Rankin and Wright tore through for gains of 15 and 20 yards,, until finally Wright went through tackle for the second Engineer score. Goal kick was missed. The summary: S. O. E. WAYLAND Smalley .......................L. E................Seidel. Hackendahl Schroeder.......................L.T.......................... Hall Fulton.........................L. G...........................Brown Cento..........................C............................. Scott Vaughn.........................R. G.................. Warner. Smith Poling.........................R. T.................... Hendricks. Connors........................R. E.................. .Baker. Henika Grosso.....................1.... Q...................Newton (Capt.) Wright, (Capt.)................L. H....................... Johnson Rankin............................F......................... Cor.ey Touchdown—Johnson, Rankin, Wright. Goal from touchdown—John- son. Rankin. 4 p. Page Three Hundred Eighty-one

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