New Trier Township High School - Echoes Yearbook (Winnetka, IL)

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Lind Wolff Mr. Aschenbach Smale FOCTBALL The history of the 1931 New Trier football teams holds many stirring accounts of victory won in hard fought battles, in which the Green and Gray warriors fought their way to third place in the Suburban League standings with five wins, a tie, and two losses. New Trier has not been so handicaped with injuries since 'iaway back whenf, Prac- tice began on September 155 after the first game the squad numbered fortyg when the season finished one quarter of this number were unable to play because of injuries. This even went so far that in the Waukegan game the entire backfield was composed of second team men. For the first time in history the Gray and Green team was headed by two captains. Albert Lind and Leonard Wfolff were elected to this position of honor. Co-Captain Albert Lind played center, being backed up by Foster Bennett. The New Trier team had four equal guards to do its blocking: Phil Ogan, Hugh Fleming, Henry Crawford and Stanton Schumann. Ted Wachs and Frank Riley, who was all- state, filled up the holes at tackle with the aggregate 400 pounds. Reserve tackle material was found in Ray Kimbell, Renny Ostrom, Jerry Wilson, and Chuck Dostal, another one of those ever promising sophomores. Co-Captain Wlolff, who won All- Suburban honors, and Dick Preston, a sophomore, were the ones to terminate end runs and receive Bill Nordburg's passes. - Page 2 1