St Marys High School - Labarum Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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St. Mary's-0 144. Peter and Pau1's St. Ma1'y's showed the same fight in this game as she did against St. Mary's fBay Cityj, and although outweighed fifteen pounds to the man, fought every minute and only through the breakstof the game did Sts. Peter and Paul's manage to score. St. Mary's outplayed their oppo- nents throughout the first half and fought about evenly during the second half. A poor pass on punt formation in the third period gave Sts. Peter and Paul's the ball on the five yard line and practically handed them a touchdown. The second touchdown came in the fourth period when our quarterback failed to call for a punt on fourth down and gave them the ball on the ten yard line and after two tries at line plung- ing they scored their second touchdown on a pass. Remey ...........i....,...................,.....,............... End .,...........,,..,.,,......,......... ..,,....,.. C herry Bothwell ....... ....... T ackle .,,,,,. ..,..... L a Fluer Simmet ,,,,..,,, ,,,,i,. G uard .,,,,.,, ,.......... C line Schrems ....... ....... C enter ,,,,,, .,...., B arden Schlegel ..i.... Guard .,,,,,,, ........... G odard Guenin ..... ,,..,., T ackle i,,,,,, .....i.......... A dams Carpenter .... ,,.,,,. E nd ,i,,,,,,.,,, ....... F . Murphy Dente ....... .... . .Quarter ....,..i ........ J . Murphy Keenan ......... ....... H alfback ..... .,....... G agnon MacDonald .,.........,..... .... .....,. H a lfback ,,,, ........ K onnery McPhilimy ..,.................,.....,, ,,,,,,,,.,, F ullback ,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........,... A rch Score by periods: St. Mary's-0-O-O-O-0 Sts. Peter and Paul's-0-0-7-7-14 Touchdowns-J. Murphy, F. Murphyg Goals from touchdowns-J. Murphy 2g Substitutes-Landry for LaFluer, Peters for Cline, Mooney for Cherry, Sullivan for Simmet. Referee-Tessin, fMichiganJg Umpire-Spiekerman, fA.H.J St. Mary's-6 0-St. Andrew's Our team entered this game over-confident and did not play the brand of foot ball it was capable of playing. We were on the offense most of the time but as soon as we neared the goal we lost our power of attack and only managed to make one touchdown. J. Forrester Remey ............... ...................,,....,,............... E nd ............................i...,.... Sullivan .....,. Tackle ...... ,...... ..... B 1' llflflel' Simmet .,....,.. ....... G uard ....... .,............ A 11811 Schrems ...... ....... C enter ....., ...... P erry Schlegel ,A,,,,.,,,, Guard ,,,,,,, ..... P olzin Guenin ,..., ,,,........ T ackle .....,, ......... P olzin Carpenter ...,. ,....., E nd ,,.,.,..,.. ...... S teivens MacDonald ....... .....,, Q uarter ....... ......... M urphy Banks .,..,,,.,.,., ,,,,,,, H alfback ,,,,, ,...... H ilbourn Dente .,,.,,,,.,..,,,,i,,,ii,,,,,,,,,,, A,,,,,, H alfback ,,,,,, ...,,.. F orrester McPhilimy ......i........,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,, F ullback ,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,.. ...... G a gnon Score by periods: St. Mary's-0-0-6-O-6 St, Andrew's-0-0-0-0-0 Touchdowns-Denteg Substitutes-Bothwell for Schlegel, Delaney for Simmet, Pendell for Dente. Referee-Buetowg Umpire-Hicks.

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Basketball Only a small squad turned out at the beginning of the season be- cause of the handicap in securing a court. The team was built around Captain Schrems and McPhilimy of last year's squad. Wegot a slow start and after playing an exceptionally long schedule we finished close to the top. We were the only team completing the entire schedule and had the other teams in the League done likewise we would probably have copped the pennant. St. Mary's-8 20-Sacred Heart CMerrilj In our first appearance our team entered the game with very little practice and though on our own floor it was our first game on it and our team did not find itself until near the close of the game when we scored four baskets. St. Mary's--22 2-St. Joseph's QBay Cityj Our team showed a big improvement in this encounter and though our forwards scored regularly our guards frustrated all the attempts of St. Joseph's to score, their two points being made on fouls. St. Mary's-31 4-St. Andrew's Showing the same team-work and an improved ability to shoot baskets our team took St. Andrew's into camp by score of 31 to 4. Schrems was the big noise for St. Mary's, getting six field goals. The defensive work of the team was also exceptionally good, St. Andrew's making only one field goal. St. Mary's--19 20--St. Peter's and Paul's Sts. Peter and Paul's defeated us in a hotly contested battle in which the issue was not determined until the final. whistle. McPhilimy starred for us being credited with five baskets, while Kanary for the visitors made six field goals and two free throws. tThis game later was declared forfeit to St. Mary's by C. I. A. A. for playing an ineligible man.J St. Mary's-21 6-Sl. James' fBay Cityl W Expecting stiff opposition we started the game with a rush and obtained an early lead which we held throughout. The field work of Remey and the foul shooting of Bothwell was exceptionally good, the former scoring five field goals and the latter caging five out of six free throws.