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A A -rs 'i fu?v'.'ii41. . 'ri im ' 4 if 1 4- ' , ii Q42 ' ig S, Mzirshzlll Shields I K Couch Top to bottom: Wayne Aiken, Duane Allen, Ken- g nvtli Cooper, ldlnier Dinevn, .Izick Iflrlgnr, Roh Fleisvli- I 7- -12 '45 .W 4 W.. 3 M A mzin. Dick Halverson, Keith Haines, Bob Hopkins. llGl'lYlilll Kilwein, Don King. Left to right: .lim Mc'- , K Howell, Kent MC'T4?ll'lllElTl, .lerry Mill:-r, Dick Moore. f - 1 ' 'A ' ,,-- ' , nn n I 6 Q ef I 'A . K K In the opening game of 1948 the Trappers tried . - out their newly acquired T formation by hand- , X ing the Salem Vikings a 35 to 0 licking. Still in u g high speed and aganst little opposition, Vancouver I . 5 .. downigd Lgngview, their first S.W.W. Conference in . . ' a . 06' to - f At Aberdeen the Trapper machine tried to crack f - '1' the Bobcat defense but at the final gun the score 'Wg . stood 6 to 6. Tacoma then invaded Trapperville V , ,.i., 9 I and again the Trappers had to settle for a 6 to 6 45 tie. In their next game the Red and White whipped n the powerful Olympia Bears 14 to 0. A The next week the unbeaten Centralia Tigers if stompped into Kiggins Stadirm to hand Vancouver V- H i if , i ' A its only defeat. The Red and White squad, badly riddled by injuries, gave all they had but were f . forced to walk off the field with 13 to the Tigers's 5 Ki 'fam' Wlal 14. The Traps dropped their next opponent, Ho- li, ' Q quiam, 18 to 7 in a home game. ' - YQ ' -'-. Vancouver saw their next action in a non- ,f w conference tilt at Everett, where they downed the Xx'n..L 4 Seagulls 12 to O. In their final league contest the ..,, fvti I' ..--' ' Red and White played their most thrilling game. 'i Trailing 12 to 0 at the half, the Shieldsmen un- i., 5 . leashed a powerful aerial attack to gain 13 points li to top the Highlanders 13 to 12. iii' LWPM. ,dw ' i 4 iw., .,... J ,J wr 4' My 4521, M ew, 4, W Y if I ' ,I H J, ' . H' I In the traditional Thanksgiving day game the Trappers sank the Papermakers in a sea of mud by a narrow margin of 7 to 6. At the climax of the season Mike Dineen, Bob Miller, and Tracy King were chosen for the All- S.W.W. team. King was later chosen to play in the All-Seattle vs. All-State game. if
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Roh llfiiller f'Il11flI'fH x E aa- - ...- ,J ,... I --.. , .., 4 9 'Vt H T: Q , - I-535525 A .ll UQQQE w -'ii in lx x I' 1 f 1 me 7 Left to right: Tracy King, Bob Luse, Neil Lyall, I , Alan Mzivll1'v12,'or, TOD to bottom: Jack Minnick, Ben , Mosely, Clzirenm-e Nelson, Eugene Pyles, .lack Rouse, ' ' Bob Skzuulen, Virgil Soule, .lim XVnlling', Roll Wilson, Vlmrles NVilson, Albert Reyinond. 55 ,N bigffkzgg qzl I Mx H -i.:5EEEz:,,e ..,?:,t:,,E?-.,,l-EL F4 Z , V: N1 , 1 , IZ, E ff- ,...,, ' 2 1 1 Qk-Q'Q K I I ? ., is ii t :Fi , 2'2 i'i.: .,,., if- it 1 ,,.,. .ly ' lug., Q, K L: t .,,, ..... , ,L Q , al A A Awards 1 ax A ' 'T LETTERMEN AWARDS: Three Year: Mike Dineen, Virg Souleg Two Year: Wayne Aiken, Ken Cooper, Bob Fleischman, Keith Hanes, Bob Hopkins, Her- man Kilwein, Dick Halverson, Neil Lyall, Alan MacGregor, Bob Miller, Jerry Miller, Dick Moore, Clarence Nelson, Eugene Pyles, Jack Rouse, Bob Skaaden, Bob Wilsong One Year: Duane Allen, Jack Edgar, Tracy King, Don King, Bob Luse, Jim McDowell, Kent McLachlan, Jack Minnick, Ben Mosely, Jim Walling, Chuck Wilson. Tracy King ........,,,.................,..,.,...... Inspiration Man Elmer Mike Dineen .... KVAN Outstanding Player Bob Miller cc,,..,.......,.........................,,,,.........,.... Captain 1948-49 Season Record Sept. 17- Vancouver Salem 0 There Sept. 24 Vancouver Longview 0 Here Oct. 1 Vancouver Aberdeen 6 There Oct. 8 Vancouver Lincoln 6 Here Oct. 15 Vancouver Olympia 0 There Oct. 22 Vancouver Centralia 14 Here Oct. 29 Vancouver Hoquiam 7 Here Nov 5 Vancouver Everett 0 There Nov 12 Vancouver Kelso 12 There Nov 25 Vancouver Camas 6 Here Team Centralla VANCOUVER Hoquiam Kelso ......,......,.... Aberdeen Olympia ...,,. Longview ..,... 0 Qgm E ,- ' Q Si ,UN 2 . 42 r gl i . . 6 , at., i, ., ...,, 1 if ' W '.',.. , , A I Q A Conference Standing ' - .,,,, 1 W T L Q ' ' .,,.,........, ,.... 5 1 0 ' 4 1 1 , ' . 4 0 2 ee 3 1 2 ' H 2 kj, 2 1 3 ' f Sr ' 1 O 5 .. 0 6 f 1
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