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Millvale 6-Shaler 6 In a tropical downpour the Indians journeyed to Shaler where they fought it out with the Huskies in the biggest home game of the season. After a brilliant punt-run-back by lilter, Hollihan plunged for the score. 'D-W' Wkfl-9-V-A -9-4' fn 3-A-.J-A-r Shadyside 25-Shaler 0 The Huskies traveled to Fox Chapel where they fought an overwhelming Shadyside eleven under very adverse conditions. 'TA-v --se.-K so-,e-.L ......,., ,,-,-Y-.-.Lx Jian-J Bellevue 13-Shaler 7 Bellevue invaded Shaler with a string of victories under their belts. After a score- less first half, Ott took a short pass from Hollihan and scampered 70 yards for a touch- down, displaying hip-swaying and broken-field-running tactics seldom seen. .Parise plunged over the right side of the line for the extra point. 5 .-A--fu 14.294-1 L-,Je fra?---ak :J-.lv Shaler 7-Brentwood 6 The Brentwood eleven invaded Shaler's stadium with revenge burning in their hearts for last year's defeatg but the Huskies were not to be denied in their attempt for a third tri- umph. After a scoreless first half, an intercepted pass and a 60-yard run by Ott gave the Huskies their touchdown. Hollihan made the extra point, giving Shaler the victory. Maw JL..,.A....-Af .1r--f- -Q-V 11-H .L-la-,e..w -Lx, ,.,L.-.,9J,,,:,LqAJ J, Mm Wwmdnb g Q4-Jn Shaler 12-Baldwin 0 On a cloudy Armistice-day afternoon, the Huskies met and bowled over the Baldwin eleven in the most decisive victory of the season. After a scoreless first half, Hollihan broke from his own left tackle and went 25 yards for the score. Again in the fourth quarter, the Huskies scored with Ciirifhtlis going around the left end behind beautiful blocking. 'bb-1 ,n..-.L--J- ,AILLL ..,..,..,' . ,. THE COACH, Dr. George Allshouse, played three full years of varsity football at Pitt and also played on the All-East Zfiliffff fff i ' team of l942 . . . was drafted into the Professional Football N 4 f,7,4 f League and is now under contract with the Steelers in Pitts- f' burgh. f . iff .M ff ' X. f,l::iii'Q ,i'I llis father pla 'ed on the ,crack Pitt teams of l9l6-17-lg. ,f .l , , 5 XV fluff' He also has a brother at .'Xnnapolis. V'-t'f'li.f iff t f , f Personal an Jearance-5 ft., ll in.: dark hairg muiet man- pvvfrerfn V L4 ag' lnliltill , 1 1 l I . I whlmvwggtf lm nerg well-knit physiqueg unassuniingg interesting. L - . ' frl - 5.1.-.1
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FOOTBALL TEAM James Armstrong, Edward Bauldauf, Leicester Barry, Ray Bauer, Ronald Bauer, Martin Behr, Arthur Bender, Robert Bestwick, Dan Bett, Thomas Bieglow, Charles Bonitz, James Bowen, Melvin Brantner, Harold Ber- koben, Raymond Dames, Fred D'Amico, Charles Davis, jay DeTrude, Frank Diettinger, Paul Dietz, Robert Dietz, Richard Dixon, James Donelly, Gilbert Duffy, Don Durkosh, Edward Duss, Richard Edstrorn, Leo Elder, Roy Fair, Edward Griffiths, jason Heide, Don Henderson, Robert Herbe, Richard Kobert, Walter Hohman, James Hollihan, Robert Horn, Robert Howard, Frederick Klingensmith, Waldemar Krzywicki, Richard Linn, Adam Lobert, Robert Louis, Norbert Marzolf, Charles Ott, Albert Parise, Carl Parise, Everett Peck, Frank Prager, Norman Purdy, Jack Reno, Richard Rogers, George Rothmeyer, Verl Sampson, Robert Schott, Hugh Sowers, Lawrence Smith, Richard Starr, Jack Stromoski, William Wagner, Alexander Walker, Edward Weav- jfuuthall The Huskies lost the opener to the hard-working Mars Planets. Hollihan tallied the only touchdown on a line-buck and plunged the extra point. 'lgifblocked a Mars kick be- hind the goal line to add two points to the Huskies' score. OS s-3 M- -s--f Gwwxl er, Walter Weimann. Mars 20-Shaler 9 Aspinwall 28-Shaler 6 The Asps invaded the Husky domain with last years spectacular season burning in their memories. They were rudely surprised when Diettinger intercepted a pass and ran 45 yards for the score, behind ll host of Shaler blockers. -L-LL otfvfw ,,9...ei,ocs-.A . Shaler 14-Etna 13 The Huskies journeyed to the Rains' lair where they clawed outa win over the stub- born Etna team. In the second quarter, lliettinger ran the ball over trom the seyenfyard line. A pass from Ott to Reno netted the extra point. ln the waning minutes of the game, lilter passed to Griffiths for the second score. llollihan plunged tor the extra point. lhe student council voted a day' off to celebrati the yictorv. V L '-'L-7'd - N-f '- f :E 1 33 2, Fkipv-,4l L ' Shaler 6-Oakmont 0 On a sultry October night the lluskies journeyed to ilztkinont 4 where they fought Z1 scoreless deadlock for the first three and onefhztli ,fff 7' quarters. In the dying' minutes of the ganie, lfair intercepted an flak- ix mont pass and ran it to the five-yard line. .-X pass from lflter to Reno X netted the touch-down for the Shaler victory. S 1.3-.a-'ish -M-f-Sis ell
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