Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Page 15 text:

First Row: Bolcerzok, Nichols, Behl, Schweiger. Second Row: Kumprey, Murray, Wielicki, Blink, Switalski, Uttke, Mgr. Third Row Subotich, Schmidt, Koceia, Brueser, Schmidz, Reichert, Draws, Ruthmonn, Toth, Mgr. Fourth Row: Wonek, Mgr. Enk, Pietrowiak Posterski, Molenda, Gawelski, Dembowski, Hobbermun, Pasterski, Klopotek. Fifth Row: Coach Max, Heling, Spycullo, Pinkalla Schormoch, Schmidt, Mikoloiewski, Hcggith, Coach Thurner. 44, , . flu! 41,44 If CITY CHAMPIONS! ' i' ef r WJ? A record crowd of 19,500 spectators witnessed the much publicized finale of the 1949 football season between two undefeated teams, the Ramblers and the neighboring Redcats of Bay View. The running of Neil Worden and Don Molenda and the passing of lack Kos- rnatka was nothing short of sensational. W'hen the gun sounded, the score was 30-O in our favor, proclaiming Pul- aski High School the City Champions- undefeated and untied, and holding on ff,- a f to most of the individual and team honors for the conference. Gene Chrostowski, guard, Iames Pas- terski, tackle, Dave Burdon, center, Don Molenda, back, Neil Worden, back, and lack Kosmatka, five foot, three inch back, were elected to the All-City team. Neil Worden was elected All-state fullback and gained Honorable Mention as All American High School back. Neil, a five foot, eleven inch 195 pounder, is known to be the best back the city has seen in many years. juli'- ww

Page 14 text:

F t Row: Kazmierczak, Keller, Kohn, Kuiawu, Kurzynski, Einerson. Second Row: Roebel, Worden, Mildbrandf, Antonovich F necki, Grollo, Mecikulski. Third Row: White, Mgr., Miller, Woida, Kosmutka, Witt, Chrostowski, Burdon, Derse, Coach Wozn THE TEAM KEEPS ROLLING South Division had fight and determi- nation, but couldn't match Pulaski in class. Evers, a Cardinal back, ran back a 90 yard kickoff for a lone score which did not help. The final score was 34-7. A fighting Lincoln team gave our Ramblers a scare by taking a 7 to 0 first quarter lead, but the Woznymen showed that class will tell and ran up an even- tual 28 to 7 Victory. Gene Chrostovvski pulled a ligament and was on the bench for two games. The Ramblers were not up to stand- ards in their game with King. Neverthe- less, a first quarter pass from Kosmatka to Molenda, and a 15 yard field goal in the third quarter gave the Woznymen a 10-0 victory. Worden's 93 yard touch- down run was recalled because the backfield was in motion. Iuneau received a sound thumping from the galloping Ramblers. This rainy Saturday afternoon produced a muddy field, but it did not prevent the boys from gaining a high score of 63-0.

Page 16 text:

GLENN SC!-HVHDT FHCHFNRD RAEBAL MAX I2 SCHARMPAFXCH KUJ'F4WPX NEQL WORDON IVIQRVW KURCZVNSN IVULDBPMQN DT GENE CHROSTOWSKI DAVE BURDON LOUIS SPVCALLH WFTT 3?-NME5 FMP?-'iSTE'FS5Ki