Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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ROBERT STRONG EDWARD NETHERTON ROCK ISLAND 7 MOLINE 0 ThaT was a hard one To swallow, buT The Ivloliners puT up a beTTer baTTIe Than mosT Tans had expecTed Trom Them, as They held The Islanders To one Touchdown and Threaf- ened To score Themselves, excepT Tor a penaITy Tossed in here and There by The oTTiciaIs To bring Them back ouT oT range. IT was Vern STalens who wenT over Tor The single, ThaT all imporTanT Tally on an end run, ThaT slipped away Trom The Moliners. CIiTT I-Iyink had charge of The Ivlaroons Tor ThaT evening as well as Tor The EasT Aurora baTTIe, while Sam Drake was back aT The Army Camp Trying To geT his discharge. MOLINE I4 WEST ROCKFORD 6 AIThough DeKalb was on The schedule, The Ivloliners meT The Rabs in a delayed baTTle ThaT should have been The second game oT The season. Due To a Polio epidemic in ThaT region The schools were IaTe in opening, and iT was The RockTord boys TirsT game oT The season, while The Ivloliners were making Their exiT. Experience proved a greaT TacTor in The Tinal score as The Ivloliners spanked The Rabs I4 To 6, wiTh STevens and Wil- liam McAdams doing The scoring honors. ROBERT REEVES RICHARD LARSON F is 1? O O T B A I. L i. I 1 If Ml '25

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ii DAVID MQADAMS KENNETH CARLSON MOLINE 7 EAST MOLINE 6 IT was a ioyous nighT Tor The Moliners when They chalked up Their TirsT win oT The sea- son over Their neighbors Trom The EasT by a 7 To 6 counT beTore 4500 Trozen Tans in The Browning Tield sTands. This vicTory snapped a losing sTreak oT nine games which sTarTed aTTer The lvloliners beaT The Kewanee Boilermakers in The Third game oT last season's schedule. The winning oT This game broughT along wiTh iT The R. H. Blackman Trophy presenTed by The Daily DispaTch which is kepT in The possession oT The winning school, unTil They are deTeaTed in The annual inTer-CiTy baTTle. MOLINE I2 EAST AURORA 0 Once The lvloliners goT The winning Tever iT was hard To give up so They came Through wiTh a I2 To O vicTory over The EasT Aurora TomcaTs The nexT week, in a baTTle ThaT made The Moliners look like a veTeran ball club, which could have moved anyThing wesT oT The Mississippi. The Moline passing honors oT The evening wenT To AlberT STevens. ALBERT STEVENS GEORGE DELLOS F O O T T i B A L L

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Row I: G, Dullfv., L. Trzevczrrow, IJ. Larson, B. Ford CapT., D. Larson, E. Larson, F. Samuelson, W. McAdams, D. Eyre. Rf,-NY: M, N.-wa-suns, F. Nvlhr-vlrfn, B. Berman, D. McAdams, L. Roberson, A. STevens, I-I. PeTerson, K. Becker, P. Lincoln, S. Tr-mplw. Row3: Assl. Coach Foley. Assl. Coarh I-Iullrgre-n, Coach Hyinlc, F. Baas, M. Akers, R. Reeves, R. STronq, K. Carlson, R. I-Iondluy, C. Trevor, Tvalnfel Paul. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM IT was a game bunch OT lads who appeared Tor The opening pracTice oT The I945 TooTbaII season, as was proven by The baTTIes They puT up againsT several Tough Toes. YouThTuI and handsome Jaclc Foley had compIeTe charge OT The sophomore candi- daTes This year, and aIThough The LiTTIe Maroonsn did noT come Through wiTh a vicTory They Tied in Tour baTTIes and losT Three. 3 gs: I They have The earmarlqs oT an exceIIenT TuTure varsiTy Team-a Team which we are conTidenT will prove valuable To M. I-I. S. in The TooTbaII seasons yeT To come. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Row I: R. Mr,KinzIe, T. OIT, R. Fwllon, J. Williams, R. Knock, D. MiIIeT, R. Young, J. Hayden, C. Cedarblad. Row 2: D. Frazlm, J. Zulcevman, R. Rlssle, H. Blilsch, R. Belden, R. Sfablein, G. McKin7Sc, R. STrong, C. Parker, G. PeTer- scrn, G. I-Iill, L. Schulll, ICJ. SrnarI. Row 3: Coach Foley, W. Carrey, G. CrampTon, A. Ulner, L. Frels, W. Chapman, .I. Allen, D. Swenson, J. Rouderbush, R. I-Ioldvd, C. Banks, C.Sf1IfansIcI, Mgr. D. Wallace, AssT. Coach Clair. I F O O T B A L L