Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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ligrgx. ,N if I CAZXfk,, NS3fsQ 1, 'Elxc 'Clfroglmn x Eaa Q9 f.1.li T 9 M FOOTBALL SEASON REVIEW Xylj King Football reigned with power during the '27 season. Football has N always been the major sport in Fremont High and the Fremont fans are just goofy over a good team. il The l927 team was a good team, in fact, it was excellent. lt was the , best squad that Fremont has had since the championship squads of '19 and 20 Vv'ith a gang of fellows like Captain Miencer, Nel Tucker, Don Miller NV' Bunker Miller, Whitey Althoff, Asia Bierly, Mielke, Siegenthaler, Hetrick Wonderly, and Schepflin, is it any wonder that these Rossmen scored 196 l '-'fyf points to their opponents 28? c ks R Q-, l cessful season-then why tell a lie? Vl OV J. l.: N XL'-pl H' FREMONT 39-GIBSONBURG 0 September l7 l F. H. S. opened its football season by defeating Gibsonburg 39-0 I Kai' was one awful socking. The game was full of long runs with Fremont's back l'l 1. 3 field running wild. The sports writers disagreed over the score-saying that it in reality it was 39-O-instead of 45-O-anyway it was -bad enough. X13 '--. FREMONT 32-BRADNER O September 24 I This second battle was nearly the same runaway as the first one. Braclnet A. 1' didn't have a chance against our team. Fremont could score almost at will n Asia doing the heavy work. ui-4 rf f FREMONT 13-NORWALK 7 October l LAL 'lf . f . . 7 This was the first League victory for our Rossmen. lt was a victory that will always be remembered-for more than one reason, rain-quit? The lk W heavens opened up an attack that would cause even the Sandusky River to swell f X Cliff Wonderly proved his worth in this game. , .Hi K5 .xyif l FREMONT 12-FOSTORIA 6 October 8 ,B For the second time in the history of Fremont High-we defeated Fos N AN toria. Boy-what a victory! That great passing combination from Althoff ,if to Binkley proved to be the downfall of the Red and Black warriors. Bob 59, Freeh and Johnny Meincer also played real games. + .i.. in '33 FREMONT 32-BELLEVUE O October 15 8 This was another massacre. The Purple and White warriors were mak V, 'N ing all these league teams sit up and take notice. This backfield. Althoff and TQ Bierly, Wonderly and Miller, was warming up and proving itself to be the lflly Real four horsemen. Pat Hetrick and Bink went wild in this game. It .F 'i'l' ' HT' Tn T 7 'H ' T TWTTMA ' H TAiTf T7 -T T A ,rffifi V 9' my ff, pi as fi-3? g.fJ..3'lSfi 3149 wflggf 'f'lQ'D sg' l l 4 I. Fremont lost but two games during the season, one with Sandusky and 419 the other with Oberlin. They were scored upon by Napoleon 175, Oberlin l l C6l, Fostoria 467. Norwalk UD. and Sandusky C2J. lf that isn't a suc