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-' IEW VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: DiAngelo, Buchholz, Preston, Sency, Mucha, Parrish, Caravona, Smith, Nowak, Latimer, Speck, Juratovac, Manager Skotko. SECOND ROW: Coach Calabria, Coach Ramlow, Manager Stuchlak, Fenda, Doskocil, Furman, Zavotka, Makoski, Varabkanich, Dagata, Loebs, Mellis, Palange, Coach Carlo, Coach Parrish, Coach Fritzsche. THIRD ROW: Manager Mikulas, Stasiak, Lovelady, Bolenski, Stahlberg, Fackler, Scheutzow, Kencson, Pigott, Witkow- ski, Guska, Musheno, Kroupa, Polski, Manager Huge. FOURTH ROW: Yurcheshen, Mayer, Petrus, Kircher, Kunz, Johnson, Bunk, Biller, Kijanko, Dornbrook, Ference, Bourquin, Zaremha, Manager Carmichael. P TRIOTS FINISH SECO D 1 LEL WE THEY 20 Willoughby South 16 14 Berea 0 12 Benedictine 12 12 Lakewood 20 19 Parma 12 12 Brush 0 6 Shaw 24 16 Cleveland Heights 6 6 Euclid I 0 22 Shaker 6 32 Beginning practice in the middle of August, the Patriots worked to mold the various team members into a unit. After testing their new offense in scrimmages against Admiral King and St. Joseph, the Patriots were ready for their first game. Traveling to Willoughby South, the team played a fine first half but received a scare when Willoughby roared back to pull within four points of the Patriots. The game ended with the score 20-16. Spirits high, the team rolled over Berea with a score of 14-0 in their second game. Benedictine, the third gams, proved to be one of the Patriots' best played games of the season as the teams battled to a 12-12 tie. In contention for the LEL crown, the Patriots saw their hopes for an unde- feated season vanish as Lakewood played outstanding football to win 20- 12. The team then reached the emotional high point of the season in a 19-12 victory over the Redmen of Parma. Coming back, they defeated Brush 12-0. In the next game against Shaw, the Patriots played their poorest game of the season, losing 24-6. Against a strong Euclid team, the Patriots played good football in the mud to win, 6-0. The next week the Patriots beat Cleveland Heights 16-6. In the final game of the season, the Patriots beat a young Shaker Heights team 22-6 to finish the season tied for second in the LEL and ranked among the top ten teams in the city.
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