Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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'J Y ,w 4 rt., Harvey Carrasco Left Halfback if 4 DOH May Dave Thomas Left Guard Left Tackle 77 CC V 9 97 Hupl - Let S Go ll men who received their second letters this year: Ernie Kohl- myer, who plays either fullback or end: Dave Thomas at left tackle: Floyd Boyd, right end: and Cliff Trautman, center. Left Halfback Harvey Carrasco and Left Guard Don Zureich, two seniors who proved to be invaluable to the first eleven, al- so received their second letters this year. Right Tackle Grant Walls, Jr., Right Guard Phil May, and Left End john Zinlc, all seniors, earned their third letters in football this year. Grant, who won the Pohl's poll as the most valuable lineman of the year, was placed on the Northern Ohio League Offensive and Defensive First Teams and also won a second team berth in International News Service All-Ohio Team .f It 5 'K X? v Coach Grant Walls John Zink Left End x ex.- 1,.A at .. fi' Y f'x1tf'.--7 s..i-1-Win : 4z.,i AW' ,. . 1 f ' - S! r . S . :w:'1W -' .Q 1? 4 J.l'.liyi'5l9T' . s'fg- t .K .. t,vg,,N,L A Qgf E 5gj??' at ,N of VN -M2af?g3i f an ,raft .t-.tm ,f ,..,. fl, af- nic' ff frm K? all X .l5?,ff'5-Q5 'N'--frv -wwf, vw Q z W.

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AIDED BY NORWALK BLOCKERS, Ned Hoelzer weaves through Bucyrus defenders. PREVIEW GAME DEADLOCK,7-7 Fostoria, September 7--Opening the season with a l6 minute preview at Fostoria, the Truckers came from behind to tie the game, 7-7. Fostoria made its TD in the first eight minute quarter on a line plunge after setting up the score on a 45-yard run. Norwalk came back in the second and last period when Middaugh tossed a short pass to jim Chapman who carried the ball across the goal. Coug Walls then calmly stepped up and kicked the ball through the uprights to make it 7-7 NORWALK EDGES FAIRVIEW, l2-7 Norwalk, September I4--A touchdown in the last 58 seconds gave the Truckers a victory over the scrappy Fairview Park team from Cleve- land. The hard-charging Fairview backs ground out yardage through the Truckers to score early in the game. The Truckers closed up their defense for the rest of the game to make it impenetrable against the Fairview attacks. Starting the second halfwitha 7-point deficit the Truckers began ripping through their opponent's line to tally on a 2-yard buck by Quarterback Bud Middaugh. The extra point try was missed. Behind, 7-6, with time running out in the fourth quarter, the Walls men summoned their reserve strength to doggedly move down the -fm fa . field where Middaugh Went over the goal behind the smashing Truckers' forward wall . TRUCKERS SMEAR WILLARD, 28-6 Willard, September 2l--Adding to their halftime lead of 7-6, the Truckers came back in the third and fourth quarters to score three more TD's against Willard as they rolled over the Crimson Flashes, 28-6. Emie Kohlmyer scored the first TD on an end sweep after Bud Middaugh intercepted a Willard pass on their 42-yard line . Kohlmyer made his second TD after a spectacular run of 65 yards . Again in the fourth quarter Kohlmyer ran for a TD, this time for l5 yards. jim Chapman bucked the ball across from the 3-yard line for the TD of the game. All four of Harvey Carrasco's field goals were good. ERNIE KOHLMYER prepares to fend off a Bellevue tackler. fn, .QA film.: 'I Norb Pelham Wes Tmchings Ned Hoelzer Fullback Tackle Quarterback 90 'WP F Jim Ross Dave Sommers Halfback Tackle