Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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Every year The winner oT The Shore- wood-WhiTeTish Bay TilT is allowed To keep The CooperaTive club Trophy. Again This year The Trophy wenT To Shorewood as The Bay boys were neaTly Trimmed To The Tune oT 38-6. The six poinTs were made againsT The reserves. WauwaTosa, second in The confer- ence, Tound Shorewood Tough and wenT The way oT The oTher Crimson Toes. The score This Time was 2I-6. The Red Raiders were expecTing an aerial aTTack, buT came up To meeT a powerTul running aTTack which They could noT sTop. Palmer Rinzel, one of Shorewood's greaTesT blocking backs, sTarred in This game. l-lomecoming proved To be an upseT. WesT Allis came Trom The low ranks and compleTely ouT-charged and ouT-maneuvered a pepless Shore- wood squad. When The Tinal gun wenT off, The scoreboard gave The visiTors I3 poinTs To Shorewood's 7. Records show ThaT The Bulldogs have done This same Thing To oTher Teams in previous years. The WesT Allis game did noT ThwarT The Crimson Tide Tor They came back To win The lasT game oT The year, The one wiTh WesT Milwaukee. This game proved an exciTing one, ending wiTh The narrow margin oT l4-IZ.

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FOOTBALL Shorewood's chances Tor a successTul season appeared To be only Tair in SepTember, I936. However, aTTer The opening game wiTh EasT Division high, The Tans realized The Team was going places. AT The conclusion oT The season Shorewood had a record oT six wins and one loss. This record gave Them The Suburban Championship, The TirsT since I927. NOT only did Shorewood gain The Suburban TiTle, buT also placed Three men on The All-Suburban Team. Jack Marsh, quarTerback, John Scudder. haITbaclc, and Gordon Gile, Tackle, received all-conference raTing. The season opened wiTh The EasT-Shorewood game. EasT came up To The home,Tield wiTh a record oT ThirTy-Two consecu- Tive vicTories under Their belT and a supposedly sTrong Team. The score was O-O aT The close oT The TirsT half, buT in The second halT Shorewood Turned on The heaT and Tim Morrissey scored on a plunge. The game ended in Tavor oT The Crimson, 7-0. PorT WashingTon TelT The sTing oT The RedshirTs nexT by losing 26-l3. The Two Touchdowns made by The invaders were made when The subsTiTuTes were in The game. Cudahy was The opener Tor The suburban games. They proved To be sTiTT compeTiTion Tor They held The Shorewooo Team 6-0 Tor Three quarTers. However, in The TourTh quarTer They were enTireIy ouTclassed when The Crimson ran up Three Touchdowns To end The game 26-O. The highIighT oT The game was John Scudder's 80-yard run To a Touchdown. A sea oT mud was The scene OT The nexT game. Amid a downpour oT rain, The pigslcin ToTers ran up a ToTal oT I9 poinTs during The TirsT halT To down SouTh Milwaukee I9-O. The game was called aT The halT due To The weaTher. Waukesha, predicTed aT The beginning oT The season To be a TiTle conTender, was handed iTs TirsT seTbaclc oT The season when The Red and Grey Team marched over Them 2l-O. The Spring CiTy eleven was compleTeIy ouTplayed in all phases of The game. With the East Slde clash football begins, To Gridiron Gus, go Susie's grins.

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