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

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Second League Football irrCillTIXG every step of the wav the teams in Second League contested the battle for the season’s championship in one of the most successful years the leagues have ever enjoyed. Out-played, maybe—out-fought, never, could well he applied to the spirit of every team in the second circuit. At the close of the season. Will Burns had led his team to a pennant by a close margin over the entire field. The season was not settled until the final game, when Burns’ eleven copped the Hag in a glorious finish. Following arc the all-star awards in Second League: Most valuable captain—CiiKiSTOPiiF.it Rii.f.v ALL-LEAGUE TEAM re.....McCall RT.....IIAY DION RG.....IIART C .....O'M AI IONIOY LG.....W. MAI.ONKY LT.....MEAD I.E....MfDD QU.....LANG DON RM.....RODEN BORN 1.11...WHEATLEY FB.....TROY RflKC •’ ! Second League Champions

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Fjr.st League Footba JJ HTHK football exhibited by the sterling teams in the first league is a good criterion by which to judge the success of the league itself. So spirited was the light and so evenly matched the teams, that is was necessary to decide, by a vote of the league governing committee, the championship team at the end of the season. The aggregations led by Will Potts, and Johnny Boyd ended the season in a deadlock, and it was only after a motion made bv Potts himself that the deciding vote was cast for Boyd’s eleven. Following are the all-star awards in First League: Most valuable captain—Wii.uam Potts ALL-LEAGUE TEAM UK.....MO 11 K KT.....rMSOUKID RG.....MATTESON C .....SEXTON 1.0....MRACBK I.T....O'BRIEN I.E....ROSENBAUM QB.....BOYD Kll....GRANDONE I.II...MALONE KB.....PENDEGRAST Pago «0 First League Champions

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Junior Football Topeka Catholic High......6.....Junior Team........... 0 Topeka Catholic High......6.....Junior Team............0 Sacred Heart Academy-------12.....Junior Team............6 Ex-Juniors .................6.....Junior Team............0 HTI IE small number of lx ys in the yard made it necessary to form but one good league and a large Picked Team squad. Despite the difficulties in organizing the league, it was really a grand success. At the football banquet Johnny Kent was presented with a little souvenir as an appreciation of his spirit. The Junior Picked Team had a good season even though always defeated. In a mud battle they held the comparatively gigantic Topeka Catholic High team to a 6 to 0 score. They lost again bv the same score in a return game at Topeka. The Juniors went down before Sacred Heart Academy of Manhattan. 12 to 6. in a game replete with thrills and “llukes.” The Ex-Juniors won the annual Junior-Ex-Junior game. 6 to 0. The Juniors were built around their little, triple-threat captain. Joe Cunningham. whose kicking, passing and running featured every game. letter men were: Cunningham. McEnroe, Hollman, Dorsey, Dehler. Longsdon, Bob Moore, (ireiner, Krebs. Butler, Delehant. Douthat and McNulty. Roberts. Greiner. Moore. Graf. Dehler Dorsey. Douthat, Butler. Newton. Burris. Krebs O'Brien. Ilamakcr. Liwlor. Cunningham, Andlauer. Guilfoyle. Longsdon McKnroe. Holman. MeNulty, Gallicicz. Delehant. Verschelden Page 82