St Marys College - Dial Yearbook (St Marys, KS)

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Front Row. Left to Right: Rrungardt. Porter. Derg. Howard. L. P.rcnnan. T. Daly. I. Ryan. T. Ilrcnnan. Wrohlcski. Second Row: Tullv, Ilyland. J. Sweeney. I’oos. Capt. Normilc. Muclhaupt. Munding. I'. Smith, T. Murphy, Baucrlcin. , Third Rotv: Coach O'Rourke. Klders. Gregory. McNary. J. C.rcve. McFarland. ramvr. Scidl. Cooney. Fourth Row: Chester. Pope. K. Hayes. Cornish. Hickey, F. Hughes, Raymond. football Schedule St. Mary’s Opponents October T—University of Wichita at Home............... 0 15 October 14—McPherson at McPherson..................... 3 2 October 21—Hays at Home............................. !i 13 October 29—Ottawa University at Ottawa................ 0 13 November 12—Washburn at Home................................. 10 Home-Coming Day November 19—Bethel at Home............................20 0 St. Mary’s Day November 25—Kansas Wesleyan at Salina................. 0 13 One Hundred Thirty-ninc

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POUT Kit John' Porter. Geared fast, hung low. and possessed of an eagle eye for holes, johnny was the biggest ground gainer of the hack field. Besides, he could toss a pass just about where he wanted it with surprising regularity. These factors made him a constant threat all through the game. Me skirted the ends and plunged off tackle for many sensational gains. KANSAS WKSLKYAX 13—ST. MARY’S 0 St. Man's broke away from an old custom and played away from home on Thankstrivin ' dav. It mav have been Thanksgiving but there was anvthing but o » 0 ' 0 gratitude in the spectators' and players' hearts for the weather man. A bitter cold wind was blowing straight down the field from the regions of dogs, sleds, and totem poles. With the wind at their hacks the Saints received the kick-off and lohnnv Porter carried it back to the middle of the field. A little later he uncorked a long end run to place the ball within the ten-yard line, but three plays failed to gain much and a drop-kick went wide of its mark. A blocked punt resulted in a thirty-yard place kick for the Coyotes’ initial three points. All during the second period the lighter Irish line, minus the services of Captain Xormile. held off the Covotes. Inn in the third quarter they commenced to wear the Saints down and Isaacson broke away for repeated gains. Another fumble gave him a second chance to place-kick and the score was »-0. More fumbles gave the Coyotes another scoring chance and this time they turned it into a touchdown. Porter broke a wav for another long run but the Saints couldn’t make good and the game ended 13-0. The excellent playing of Larry Brennan. Johnny Porter, and Sweeney stood out prominently, but even their strenuous efforts were not enough to overcome the damage done by Isaacson. James Cramer. Jimmy got a letter during his first season at St. Mary's because he possessed no mean ability as a half-back. Though light, he was fast and shifty and broke away for some thrilling broken-field runs. In spite of the fact that he didn’t play much. Jimmy earned his letter because he always came through when given a chance. CRAMER Oih' u ndri'd Thirty-eight

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