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

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Hts Hts . i Hts ..,..35 .....36 Hts ..... 21 Hts ..... 34 .....38 SEASON 'S SCORES G. R. Union ..... G. R. Union ..... Benton Harbor. Grand Haven... Hts ...., 31 Kalamazoo ..... Hts .,... 27 Muskegon ....... Hts ..... 51 Holland ........... Hts ..... 26 Benton Harbor. Hts ..... 29 Grand Haven... Hts ..... 40 Kalamazoo ..... Hts ..... 42 Muskegon ....... Holland ........... Regional Tou1'nament Hts ..... 21 Benton Harbor. DORR GROVER VARSITY 1946 Back Row-Bergklint, Workman, Frick, Timmer, Coach Iohnson, Beattie, Ribesky, Heaton, Manger Frausto. Front RowACater, Moeller. Heminger, Washington. Voorhies. Howell. Elliott, McLean, Grandelius. -104-

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SHELBY - The Little Tigers started off with a bang by de- feating the Shelby varsity team 12 to 6. Anderegg and Cater led the attack with a T.D. apiece. COOPERSVILLE - Amidst the rain and mud the Reserve rang up their second victory of the season over the Coopersville eleven 7 to 6. A cold rain made footing treacherous. HOLLAND-The following week the Seconds traveled to Holland with their head in the clouds. They promptly had it yanked down by a couple of passes which caught them flat-footed. Score 6 to U in favor of the Dutch. ST. MARY'S-On Oct. 12, the Little Bengals fell prey to a team beaten once in two sea- sons. Anderegg was the spark, but St. Mary's won, 37 to 12. KALAMAZOO - In their first home game, the Seconds out- classed the Kazoo men, to win 26 to 13. Coach Schaude had begun to get the line into shape and synchronizing with the backfield. GRAND HAVEN-The Seconds journeyed to the new Green Hill field to blank the Bucs, 28 to U. The Reserves, who played in a cold rain, scored twice in the first half and twice in the second. GRAND HAVEN-The Little Bucs came to Phillips field for a return match, but got nowhere as Coach Schaude's squad ran over them 32 to 7. Passing, Anderegg to Cater, clicked three times. MUSKEGON - The game with our time-honored rival tumed out to be a calamity in more ways than one. Paul Anderegg, captain, was injured on the sec- ond play of the game and hos- pitalized for severel Weeks. The Reds won 25 to 18. LET'S GIVE A BIG FIGHT LOCOMOTIVEU 5. S ' v-Aff.. .1 - 4, .. - K.-. 1. '-Qu' 5 ,- if wi ,fr i g Coach McKenzie Nelson, Fortier, Hibbard, Johnson, Fredricks, Beth, Wood. -103-

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TIGERS BATTLE BIG BEDS RESUME This year's group of juniors and sophomores may not have won many games, but they won some- thing better. That something was experience. Next year all the boys Will be back and all will be vete- rans. If Coach Iohnson can get a tall boy to work around, the 1946- 47 quintet Will be the team to watch in the Conference, we pre- dict. Dorr Grover, tall star, was lost by graduation at mid-year, a severe loss to the team. Then, too, this year's team did not have all the luck in the World, at times. Some new boys may come up next winter to surprise everybody. That often happens. In the game against Holland, who turned out to be State Cham- pions in the tournament, the Tigers lost by one point in an overtime. Basketball is one of those unpre- dictable games. HOWELL SHOOTS AGAINST HOLLAND - 105 -