Sutherland High School - Duke Yearbook (Sutherland, IA)

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THE FOLLOWING WEEK THE TIGERS STARTED AN EIGHT GAME SCHEDULE ev TROUNCING PETERSON 28 O THE SQUAD SHOWED A COMPLETE REYERSAL OF FORM OF THE PREVIOUS WEEK THE TIGERS' NEXT GAME AT CLEGHDRN PROVED TO BE A THRILLER. SUTHERLAND LED I2 O AT THE FIRST OF THE FOURTH QUARTER. THEN CLEGHORN STARTED CONNECTING WITH PASSES. THE ORANGE AND BLACK HAD A GDDD SCARE BUT CAME OUT ON TOP I2 6 SAN80RN'8 LARGER BUT LISTLESS TEAM WAS SENT HOME BEATEN 46 O THE LINE SHOWED REMARKABLE POWER AND THE BAGKS, LED BY Boa WAG GONER WHO WAS THE MAIN COG IN THE OFFENSE WITH FDUR TOUCHDOWNS GAVE A SHowING OF SPEED AND SHIFTINESS THE HDMEGDMING GAME WITH HARTLEY ENDED IN A 0 O TIE THE PLAY wAS ABOUT EVEN AND EACH TEAM WAS IN SCORING TERRITORY ONCE AT PRlM6HAR'S HOMECOMING THE TIGERS DlDN'T GET WARMED UP UNTIL THE SECOND HALF WHEN THEY SCORED TWICE FOR I3 0 WIN THE OUTSTANDING FEATURE WAS ED BREcHwALD'S PUNT RETURN FOR SUTHER LAND'S SECOND TOUCHDOWN ANOTHER EASY GAME WAS THE ALTA TUSSLE AGAIN SUTHERLAND WAS OUTWEIGHED BUT HAD THE FIGHT AND DETERMINATION T0 WIN THEY LED 27 0 AT THE END OF THE FIRST HALF AND FINISHED THE GAME WITH A 55 O wIN To CONTINUE UNSEATEN THE NEXT GAME BAS THE OLD GRUDGE BATTLE WITH PAULLINA THE BLUE AND WHITE HADN'T BEATEN THE TIGERS IN SEYENTEEN YEARS, HADN'T SCORED IN SEVEN YEARS AND FAILED TO SCORE AGAIN THE GDNQUERING T GERS WON I9 O Bos WAGGONER SGDRED TWO TOUCHDOWNS FOR SUTHER LAND THE SCHEDULED ARMISTICE DAY GAME WITH QIOUX QAPIDS HAD T0 BE SEATEN WITH 6 WINS T THE TIGFRS SCORED l7O POINTS TO THEIR OPPONENTS 6 THE LINE wAS NOT SCOQED THRDUGH, THE ONLY TOUCHDOWN BEING SCORED ON A PASS GUTHFRLAND WAS WELL REPRESENTED ON THE ALL CONFERENCE TEAM WITH PAUL SwEENEY Boa YAGGONER AND BILL GILLESPIE ON THE FIRST SELECTION THE REST OF THE TEAM wAS ON THE sEcoND TEAM OR RE cEIvED HONORABLE MENTION DUE TO AN INFRACTION OF RULES AURELIA, WHO WOULD HAVE BEEN CHAMPION, HAD TO FDRFEIT TWO GAMES AND THIS MADE THE SUTHERLAND TIGERS SIOUX VALLEY CONFERENCE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS 0F I94O THE SQUAD ELECTED WILBUR WAGGONER AND F'-DWARD HRECHWALD AS C0 CAPTAINS AND BOB WAGGONER WAS CHOSEN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER PAGE 22 D U o I 0 ' CALLED OFF BECAUSE OF THE SNOW STORM AND THIS LEFT SUTHERLAND UN- AND ' 'Ee L F D I , f I

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Top ROW B WAGGGNER, NIELSEN, HAYES, JENNER, CULP, B GILLESPIE, HILL, A JENSEN, HASH, SECOND Row COACH MAAS, SWEENEY, REGINNETTER, R GILLESPIE, D WAGGONER FOOTBALL PROSPECTS WERE BRIGHT THIS YEAR ALTHOUGH ONLY SEVENTEEN BOYS REPORTED ron PRACTICE THEY WERE ED BRECHWALD, DONALD HASH, WILBUR WAGGONER, Boa WAGGONER, DAROLD CULP, Boa JENNER, HARLAN HUGHES, PAUL SWEENEY, LUYERNE NIELSEN, RONNIE GILLES PIE, PAUL JENSEN, LESLIE HILL, BURDETTE WAGGONER, AND Boa REGINNETTER OF THESE THERE WERE EIGHT LETTERHEN, ED BREGH WALD, DoNALo HASH, WILBUR WAGGONER, Boa WAGGONER, DAROLD CULP, Bos JENNER, ELNGRE HAYES, AND BILL GILLESPIE AT THE ANNUAL Saoux VALLEY CONFERENCE JAMBOREE THE TEAM GAVE A WEAK SHOWING IN THE oNE QUARTER AGAINST POWERFUL AU RELIA PAGE 2l HUGHES, R. WAGGUNER, BREGHWALD, W. WAGGONER, P. JENSEN,

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THERE wERE TWELVE LETTERS GIVEN THESE BEING AS FOLLOWS TO SENIORS Boa WAGGONER, Boa JENNER, WILBUR WAGGONER, EDWARD BRECHWALD DONALD HASH, DAROLD CULP, ALFRED JENSEN AND ELMORE HAVES, TO JUNIORS BILL GILLESPIE AND HARLAN HUGHES, T0 SOPH DMDRES PAUL SWEENEY AND LUVERNE NIELSEN BASKETBALL PETERSON CAME T0 SUTHERLAND FOR THE FIRST GAME SEASON THE TIGERS LoST 23 I5 SUTHERLAND WAS HOST TO CALUMET IN THEIR SECOND WITH CAPTAIN NSCOTCHN WAGGONER MAKING 2I POINTS THE MON 34 22 IN THEIR FIRST CONFERENCE GAME SUTHERLAND LoST 36 24 NSCOTCHN WAGGONER MAKING I5 POINTS wAS HIGH OF THE GAME LOCALS T0 CLEGHORN POINT MAN THE TIGERS JouRNEvED TO MERIDEN IN THEIR LAST GAME BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS Boa WAGGONER'S 24 POINTS SPARKED THE TIGERS TO AN OVERWHELMING 49 27 WIN HSCOTCHN AGAIN PDURED IN 24 POINTS A8 THE ORANGE AND THE TALL ALTA CVCLONES DOWNED THE GAME TIGERS 38 35 IN A CLOSE GAME CULF SGDRED I6 POINTS AND WAGGONER I3 FDR SUTH ERLAND IN THE SIOUX VALLEY CONFERENCE TDURNAMENT, SUTHERLAND LOST T SIOUX RAPIDS 35 24 IN THE FIRST ROUND Saoux RAPIDS, WHO WON THE TOURNAMENT, AGAIN DEFEATED SUTH ERLAND THE TIGERS WERE HANDICAPPED AS WAGGDNER wAs ON THE BENCH WITH A SPRAINED ANKLE IN A ROUGH GAME HARTLEY GAME CLOSE TO WINNING FROM SUTH E AND, NSCOTCH' SCORED I9 POINTS IN THE 22 2I WIN SANBORN'S BULLDOGS WON FRoM THE TIGERS 34 26 SUTHERLAND WAS NO MATCH FoR SANaoRN'S HEIGHT IN THE 0'BRIEN CouNTv TOURNAMENT, SUTHERLAND BEAT PAULLINA 29 2I IN THE FIRST ROUND AS Boa MAGGONER POURED IN I9 POINTS GAZA'S DEFENDING CHAMPIONS STOPPED SUTHERLAND 29 23 IN THE NEXT GAME IN THE CONSOLATION GAME SUTHERLAND WON A THRILLER FROM SHELDON 30 29 NSCOTCHN BROUGHT HIS SCORING TOTAL IN THE TOURNAMENT TO 53 POINTS AND WAS SELECTED AS ALL COUNTY FORWARD FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN SUCCESSION PAGE 23 , : 3 9 9 . 3 . , , 0 BLACK LIGKED THEIR oLD RIVALS,-PAULLINA, 46-35. O - G RL ' - -