North Tonawanda High School - Northstar Yearbook (North Tonawanda, NY)

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I and .3 lfuotlvilll l'r.icticeg 2 Ifootluall Recipients of' IU-ll 'lirophiesq -I and o Snaps of night lfootlwall Klan 5 Bruno receives his lrophy from Mr. I.owry. N. 'I'. li hours 'Iirott Ill hours 'l'he injury -imv invaded the N. 'l'. encampment and placed Nlye, .Xgansl4i,Uelli and l'aeini on the sick list. 'l'hree opportunities presented themselves for a score in 8-J iesg CIN the first quarter hut ofi' sides and penalties proved extremely costly. With the score I5-fi in fiavor ol 'lirott the N. 'If stalwarts put on Blitz that resulted in a 90 yard drive for a . - f 1 - - I - touchfdown. I'rom the field N. l.gained Ill yards to QI for the ltngineers lmut passes proved the undoing of' the Iioys from the North side of' Clintons ditch. N. 'lf -lo hours Q I.a5alIe 6 hours N. 'If Ivounded Iiacli with a vengeance against the l'ixplorers as I'Ace Siexe ga galloped 'ill yards for a touch-down on the opening liieli-of'l'I1ehind perfieet Iiloeking In his team mates. Ifliglit commander Vetter, with lieutenant Roggow. sulwstituted nearly every man in uniform. Laclaawanna I3 hours YN. l. ceiling fl lfacing a strong I.ael4awanna eleven on the steel city mudshole, the Red and Iiluc lwowed to the steelers I3-ll. Straight line plunges, ofi-tackles and end sweeps were pre , on cycn teims until dominent in this 'f.Iacla4Steeler eneounterf Both teams fought -' 5 I.acl4awanna thrust over two Uliomliersn into paydirt. Mud and water slowed the ga consideralwly and lwoth teams were forced to run the hall three downs to find an isla on which to punt on the fourth. North lonawanda I-I hours 'lionawanda I3 hours me nd Weeks lwefiore the 'I'. - N. 'l'. game lonawanda was the pre-game favorite. llowever, the Yettermen proved that past records mean nothing to a team who have the heart and desire to win. Ifrom the opening whistle Iioth teams showed plenty of fight and deter mination to take the traditional game. lioth teams liattled evenly during the first eight minutes and the crowd sensed that another typieal game was in the ofiing. llowever, in the second quarter after five straight line plunges Uldenliurg went over for the First score of' the game. lfor the remainder of' this period the score did not change. After the usual half-time ceremonies Iioth teams streamed on the field to Hive all 5 vw for their Alma Nlater. In this half' N. 'l'. came through for her first score on a naked reverse with Siexega carrying the mailf' This play was so well executed that many from the sidelines wondered when he had come. It was the perfect play with every player doing his lwit. Again, in the last quarter, with the score against them N. 'I'. opened her lsig guns. l'endleton centered the hall to Skipper Nelielecliy who fiorwarded to Bowden, who in turn lateraled to signalman Geser for N. 'l'.'s second score. After the game, old-guards of' N. 'I'. said it was the greatest victory Iiecause of' the sheer-dogged determination that was shown Ivy the Red and Blue. 'lihe dressing room swarmed with rooters to tell the lioys it was a great -iolx well done. 'l'his was the grand finale for Paeini, Bowden, qlganski Nye Cirav lYiedman N 5 V ' 1 ' V Y Ueser, Uelkers and Sikora. N. 'I'. will rememlier your final exit and hopes that fiutt teams will follow' your example in the last l'. - N. 'l'. game. Z1 IIC

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