Muskegon Heights High School - Oaks Yearbook (Muskegon Heights, MI)

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RESERVE 1 neg ,, 6 4 F 5- we if ,QQ Q 1 r., 'vw Secxson's Scores Little Tigers Opponenis 27 Fruiiport .......,.. 11 17 St. lean's ,.,,,,.,., ll 28 Benton Hc1rbor.,26 35 Grand Haven ..l6 21 Kalamazoo ..,.,, 28 28 Muskegon ..,...,, 22 34 Holland ,,,... H30 32 Benton HarboI..28 18 Grand Haven ,,17 23 Kalamazoo ,,,,. 29 18 Muskegon ......, 33 L58 Holland ,.,,......,. 24 . N- EK .,,,,, ..,., - WW, I ... Wa- S, X W ' .sf -'mm

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1921 Pioneers 1 1 t 1 4 I 5 Back Row: Rosie. Place, Timmick. Kimpton. Zimmer, Rohrer. Middle Row: Moore, Fuller, Fitch, Kelly, Hand. Bottom Row: Bawerson, Burns, Salathe, Critchett, Cashbaugh. Bespaloff. THE SCORES 1921 Muskegon Heights Opponents O G. R. Catholic ,,,,,,,.,,,.........,. ..,l. ...., 1 9 0 Shelby ........,w,,,,,, ........ 2 6 0 Grand Haven .....,........,............................. 107 32 Newayqo ..,.......................................,......... 01' 'l'Need1ess to say, the last game o the schedule was the most exciting, at least for Tiger fans.

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FCDGTBALL Our Reserves held their own this last season by winning four, losing three, and tying one. According to statistics, it was not as good a season as in past years, although they outplaved every team they met. It is in no sense an alibi to admit that Ol' Man Luck was against them. The Little Tigers went through the first three games in grand style, win- ning from Grandville, Holland, and Grand Haven. They played Grand Haven twice last season, once when the first team went to Iackson and the second time during the Homecoming. Then the Seconds ran into trouble when thev met Kalamazoo. The Tigers in that game were ahead 12 to 7 with 12 seconds left to play. It was Kalamazoo's ball. The Maroons pulled one more play and won the game, I3 to 12. In the second game with Grand Haven, they tied O to 0. The next week they went to Benton Harbor and after a scoreless first half, stepped up the tempo and won to the tune of l2 to O. The Tigers lost to Creston 6 to U, and ,.'Ti?t' to Muskegon in a tough game, 7 to O. That Muskeaon game at Hackley Field was interesting. The Reds scored during the first five minutes of the game, but from that point forward, the Tigers outplaved them on all points of play, although they failed to push the leather over the line. No one was a star throughout the entire season. but Lester Bartels, captain, did yeoman service for the boys and was consistent. Reserve Season's Record 1940 mmm Heights Opponents 31 Grandville ,....... 0 7 Holland .............. 20 Grand Haven .... 12 Kalamazoo ........ D Grand Haven .... 0 12 Benton Harbor .. 0 0 Creston ........,,.... 6 0 Muskegon .......... 7 THIRTEEN Back Row: Turner, Vanderwest, Sahel. Michka, Brosey, Javinsky. Thomas. Hilliard. Mortenson, Murray. Third Row: Kooyers. Fethke. VanBogeIen. Richardson, Ceton, Sievenson. Knapp. Walker, Feiber. BraSh. Second Row: Assistant Coach Anderson, Branch. Human. Bilka. Rosie. Gallup, Chesney, Stewart, J. Farkas Galy. Coach David R. McKenzie. Front Row: Fortenbacher, Hansen. Dendrino. Dick, Ruzicka, Bartels tCapt.J. Mosher, Brongersma Andrews, Sovacooi. Ketchum. .--- , nwqvv- F' ' '.'s ' lv: 'H f nf' - 1 .f - . . . ,' ,' - fl .- s , ,,'.'?,. -- .- ..v:u- ,pg -V - - . ,A wznfaza , -lnhn i' 'gn ' U - ' n -La. ' .av .5 ,, 1 - ig ,V . , ., n!si . 1. -1 ,. . P. i vi: .. .V - . 'uri f.., i E.: -Q. ,M 4 , ,A - . r. ,rp .- -ggi... Y , . r , Riino- -H 'Q ' Q '. ..-DH 1.-I -- E-.5g:,.J,3-.n-u fl. i.. Bkslnnu Q 'E . .Wi mfguwf' r . as use-. wr vis. immru.. ntl!-. vilivtl u un, su.. 11311 I ff. taunt mn :-ffnx' k A r.,-gs. I new ,a in uw fs e mhilm. va- sum L... mums ra . ' . 1' ' , ,J . U ,. sa. lfJ....f- ..,.g,,.,....s..iHs.....-.i.l. , -. - . 1 .--me .. ... . - N X - tw-M