Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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A , A 1 Hsu.. 9 ,- I My FOOTBALL SUMMARY ORGANTOWN was represented by a scrappy football eleven on the gridiron the past season. Although continually handicapped by injuries the Art Clyde-coached combination managed to win four, tie one, and lose five for a fair average. The Red and Blue gridders opened the season with an impressive Victory over Masontown by the score of Z7 to 0. The scores were made by two touchdown runs by Bill Lough, one each by Albertazzie and Hewitt, and three points after touchdown by Thomas. For the second victory Morgan- town crushed Kingwood 39 to 0. Hewitt tallied four times by following good interference and Lough and Hines each scored once. Thomas and Sherman converted the extra points. Art Clyde's team tasted defeat at the hands of Wheeling by the score of I3 to 7. lVlorgantown's only score was made by an 88 yard punt return by Hewitt behind beautiful interference. Bill Lough scored the extra point. 73

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Arthur H. Clyde 1 Head coach of football, basketball, track and Athletic Director. John Roberts - Assistant coach of football, basketball, and track. Stanley Baker - Assistant football coach. OACH ARTHUR H. CLYDE has been tutoring the Red and Blue football, basketball, and track teams for eighteen years. During this time his teams have won several Big Ten and state championship titles. Before coming to Morgantown Mr. Clyde coached at Cameron High School and McKeesport High School. He re- ceived his education at the following institutions: Geneva Col- lege, West Virginia University, University of Michigan, Univers- ity of lllinois. John Roberts assisted Coach Clyde again this year for the sixth consecutive year. He is not only assistant but also Director of Physical Education. Mr. Roberts is a graduate of Morgantown High School and West Virginia University. Stanley Baker was assistant football coach for the first time last fall. He received his education at Morgantown High School and West Virginia University. 72 I

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li i ,gj S :gag ,A 1 . . . - 'Dsl Morgantown defeated East Fairmont 37 to 0, for the third victory of the year, playing without the services of Lough, who was injured. Morgantown scored in every period. Hewitt, Sherman, Thomas, Fatt, and Albertazzie scored for the Red and Blue. Morgantown lost the next three games to Elkins, Weston, and Washing- ton lrving by the scores of I8-0, 7-6, and 20-0, but played most of these games without the regular halfbacks. Bill Lough scored the touchdown against Weston. By defeating Farmington I2 to 0, Morgantown climbed back into the winning column. Morgantown's points were scored by Emilio Thomas and Bill Lough. ln the following game Morgantown was held scoreless by Graf- ton for the only tie of the season. A 40 yard touchdown run by I-lines, was called back because he was ruled out of bounds on the I9 yard stripe. Mor- gantown threatened to score many times but was always repulsed. For the final game of the season Morgantown journeyed to Charleston where defeat was met by a 20 to 0 score. Only in the fourth quarter did the Red and Blue threaten when the ball was advanced to the Charleston I2 yard line by passes and end sweeps. 74