Steubenville High School - Crimsonite Yearbook (Steubenville, OH)

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A crowd of l0,000 pegople iammed inTo The Harding Sfadium and saw The sTaTe champion Massillon Team again prove iTs invincibiliTy by de- feaTing The Big Red. This was The STubbers TiTTh encounTer wiTh The Tigers, Massillon having won The lasT Three games. Lonas replaced SToiack in The STeubenville line-up. The final score was Massillon, 50: STeubenville, O. The following week The Team Traveled To Erie, Pa.. where They encounTered anofher sefback aT The hands of Erie EasT's Warriors. The game was played in a sea of mud and bofh Teams had To rely solely on line plunges. A knee injury puT STauTfer ouT of games for The remainder of The season. The final score was Erie, I3: Sreubenville. 6. The sevenfh game of The season again found The squad baTTling on foreign soil. The game was played in McKinley's new sTadium and iT drew a large crowd. The Canfon combine led by Maran- Tides subdued The Big Red by a score of 20 To O. The nexT week The Sfubbers played hosT To MarTins Ferry. This was The TirsT day game and The lasT home game To be played aT The Harding arena. The game was hard foughT wi+h Ferry making The only score. The game ended. Marfins Ferry. 7: Sfeubenville, O. The lasr game saw The STubbers suTfer Their sevenTh consecuTive defeaf. The iniury iinx clung To Them To The end. A few new faces appeared in The Sfeubenville backfield because of injuries To The regular backs. Brown, a freshman, played his Tirsf varsiTy game aT halfback. Love was shifTecl Trom his cenTer posifion To fullback. The PoTTers made The only score of The game by inTercepTing a Sfeubenville pass and running iT back 30 yards Tor The Touchdown. BarneTT played a good defensive game aT guard. The final score was Easf Liverpool. 6: STeubenville O. Taking parT in high school fooTball for The lasT Time in The EasT Liverpool game many of The regu- lars made ready To bid adieu To Their uniforms as well as To Their Alma MaTer. These boys were: RoberT Mike, Jack Sfauffer, Ted SaTula, ErnesT STarr, Paul HaTcher, and Alf Carducci. This was probably The worsT season experienced by any Big Red Team. Much crediT musT be given To our coach Punque CarTledge. who, Though hampered by iniuries ThaT Took ouT many of The regulars, managed To puT Togefher The besT pos- sible combinafion Thar could be formed from The squad.

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lzootbo II AnoTher Big Red array was whipped inTo shape by Coach Punque CarTledge and his assisTanT Ang. Vaccaro. AT The beginning of The season The Big Redi' looked very impressive. lT showed a biT of The old Tiqhi- buT seemed To lack oxperienco. However, The iniury jinx soon rrverTook The squad and sTayed wiTh iT To The very end oT The season. The Big Red combine opened The TooTball soason by deTeaTing l.ancasTer's Golden Gaels. ln The TTrsT play oT The game I-'liaTcher suTTered a knee iniury Thaf kepT him ouT oT The line-up Tor The remainder oT The season, Three plays aTTer The opening kick-oTli, E. Mike recovered a Tumble on The LancasTer TO. STauTTer Then plunged Through The line Tor 8 yards, and on The nexT play I-lillis scampered over The goal line Tor The TirsT Touch- down oT The season. OTher Touchdowns were made in The Third and TourTh quarTers. STauTTer, Gillian, and Sloiack proved To be The mosT consisTenT ground gainers. E. Mike played a bang-up game aT righT end. The Tinal score was STeubenville 20: LancasTer, O. The nexT Team To Tace The Big Red was Col- umbus CenTral. There was a slighT change in The STeubenvil'e line-up wiTh MonTi aT righT Tackle in place oT l-laTcher. The TirsT halT oT The game was played in a ccnTinuous rain. The only score was made in The TourTh guarTer when SToiack cor:- pleTed a pass To Cybulski who raced I3 yards Tor The Touchdown. The game ended wiTh The score Sieubenville. 6: Columbus CenTral. O. The Tolfowing Friday The Big Red aggregahon wETnessed Hs TirsT seTback oT The season. The power- Tul PorTsmouTh Trofans came Through wiTh The TirsT score oT The game. The Big Red reTaliaTed wiTh a 5l-yard drive To Tie The score. However. The Trojans soon Took The lead again when They recovered a Tumble on The STubbers' 5 yard line. Bob Mike was The ouTsTanding player in The Big Red line. The game ended wiTh The score PorTs- mouTh, 39: STeubenville, 6. The STeubenville Team suffered iTs second deTeaT aT The hands oT Bellaire. The STubbers seem- ed a biT beaT-up aTTer The PorTsmouTh encounTer and lacked The necessary drive To win. AT The end oT The game The score was Bellaire, 83 STeubenviIIe, O.

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If has been lhe cuslom in lhe pasl lo presenl honorary lellers 'ro boys engaging in infer-scholaslic sporls. This praclice was carried our and ihe following received Varsily S lellersz Adams. D.: Barnell, T.: Carducci, A.: Cyloulslci, B.: l-larvey, G.: l-lalcher, P.: l-lillis, R.: Lonas, W.: Milce, Eddie: Mike. Roberl: Monli, V.: Myslinski, C.. Capiain: Pelerson, W.: Slarr. E.: Sloiaclc, J., Salula. T. Managers: Goodman, S.: Firm, D.: Roe, J. The schedule for 1940 includes a group of high class Teams which promises lo offer inleresling games. Se-pl. 20-Nighl'-Columbus Cenlral Sepl. 27-Nighl--Daylon Slivers Ocl. '4-Nighl-Campbell Memorial Oct I2--Day--A+ Bellaire Oclr. I8-Nighl-A+ Massillon Ocl. 25-Day+Erie Easl' Nov. 2--Day-Canlon McKinley Nov. 8-Nighl-Al' Marlins Ferry Nov. l6-Day-Easl Liverpool HERFF-JONES COMPANY Jewelers To Steubenville H' l Sl l lg 1 c moo Indianapolis, Indiana -