Orangeville High School - Red and Blue Yearbook (Orangeville, Ontario Canada)

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, - i, 25 In spite of the lopsided score Shelburne were not that badly outplayed. The Orangeville blocking and tackling were sharp and thwarted any S.H.S. efforts when in close enough to score. Ol HN Playing the return game in Orangeville on Wednesday, November 5 Shelburne again went down to defeat by the score of 42-5. At no time in the game did they look capable of turning,on an offensive to make the score close. Gendron, who played an outstanding game offensively and defensively ran for three majors in the day. Playing their most important game of the schedule at Mount Forest on Friday, October 31, the local gridders came up with their poorest display of the season in losing 35-7 to Mount Forest. Mount Forest worked a two platoon system very effectively. Their passing attack was extremely good and the work of their defen- sive six was outstanding. On the other hand, the Orangeville boys had no Ndrivew at all and all their efforts were thwarted by a very alert opposition. ll M N For a very close football struggle, Mount Forest edged the Orangeville Red and Blue squad 18-16 in a sudden death game played at Mount Forest on Wednesday afternoon, November 120 By virtue of the win Mount Forest holds for one year the Shelburne Retail Merchants' Trophy emblematic of six-man football supremacy in the Shelburne district The game was hard fought from start to finish and the issue was in doubt right down until the final minute of playa Throughout the game good sportsmanship prevailed. It was a good game to win and a tough one to lose, Outstanding for Mount Forest offensively were the two tall ends who could outjump the Orangeville defenders on all passeso Mount Forest had a strong defensive unit, particularly their left half. All of the Orangeville boys played good, sound football and it was no disgrace to lose to a better football team.