Osceola High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Osceola, NE)

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 (Continued from Page Twentynine) ting the m«n with the hall before he got to the line of scrimmage. Lawrence Shaw, center, greatly aided the team with his long punts; he was a good passer and aided the guards in opening holes for the backfield. On defense he often got the opponents’ quarterback before he had time to pass the ball to a teammate. Arthur Carson, right guard, was good on both offense and defense. He had a spirit that was hard to subdue and played the game all the time. He was good at opening holes for the backfield. On defense he broke nearly every play that came his way. Lloyd Rogers, right end. was small, but mighty. He was an excellent tackle, always tackling low and hard. The members of the team made no mistake in electing him captain for the 1915 season. Robert Campbell, end or guard, was good at breaking up the opponents’ plays. At end he broke up every end run that came his way. He was a sure tackier and good at opening holes for tin backfield. Of the “subs' Winifred Lovell was the only one to take part in any of the games. )Ie played throughout the entire game at David City and his showing there proved him to be a good player. Although the subs were light and inexperienced yet they deserve much credit for helping the team by coming to practice and bucking the first team. Of the twelve men playing last fall six graduate this spring. Two others have discontinued .school work. This leaves Stevens. F. Campbell, Danielson, and Rogers for next year. These, with those who were subs this year, will no doubt build up a good team next fall. One of the noticeable features of the season was the support given both by the High School students and business men of the town. The business men were very liberal with their financial aid and many of them attended the games. At both the games away from Osceola large crowds accompanied the team. At York nearly all the High School was present and I heir cheering was fully as good as that of York. A special train took a large number to David City Thanksgiving day and many others went in automobiles. The season opened with a game with David City on the local field. The David City lads had held Lincoln to a ') to 0 score and York to a 13 to 6 score and Osceola was expecting a lard game. The game opened with David City kicking to Osceola. Osceola was soon forced to punt. The David City safety fumbled tin punt and Cotton recovered the ball a few yards from the goal. Osceola kicked to David City who soon ost the ball on downs. Osceola then went down field on line smashes and Shelmadine soon scored the second touchdown. Stevens kicked goal. This ended the scoring and during the remainder of the game the playing changed from one part of the field to another and during tin second quarter the David City lads took the ball to tin three-yard line on forward passes. With four downs to make the three Thirty-two