Washington High School - Brainonian Yearbook (Brainerd, MN)

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i THIRD ROW: L. Cain, Veillette, Novotney, Englert G. Brant, McDonald, Lawrence, Benson, D. Johnson, Enright, Fredstrom, Flahave. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Taylor, G. Johnson, Marshall, C. Johnson, Davies, Brandt, Paine, Halverson, Sylvester, Hanna, Harding, Assistant Coach Engebretson. FRONT ROW: Luke, Gilmer, Doucette, Trueblood, Falconer, Fitzsimmons, S. Kunde, Saarinen, O'Brien, Carpen- ter, M. Cain. The Brainerd Warriors opened the season with a thrill- ing 12-0 victory over a fighting Aitkin team. This marked the Warriors’ fifteenth game without defeat. Carl Englert and “Frog” Veillette scored the pair of touchdowns for Brainerd. The next game saw the Warriors’ winning streak stop- ped by a former Brainerd athlete, one Tony Hubbard. For two years the “Blue and White” of Brainerd had engaged the toughest teams in Central Minnesota and had walked off with two “Central Six’’ championships, but as all good things have to come to an end, so did Brainerd’s fifteen game winning streak. The stage was set as the Brainerd team marched onto the field. Tony Hubbard, a former Brain- erd player, was captain of the Bemidji eleven, and in his heart was the hope of every athlete—that he might return and defeat his old Alma Mater? He did just that in playing the game of his life. Novotney scored the lone Brainerd tally. Keminiscing ee Brainerd .. . Aitkin 0 Brainerd .. . Bemidji 14 Brainerd ... Little Falls 0 Brainerd . . . staples 15 The ace ended Th4. Brainerd . . . Crosby-Ironton 7 Clicking in a manner reminiscent of last year’s un- Brainerd are Fergus Falls 12 defeated champions, the Warriors romped over Little Falls ; 19-0, for their second victory of the year. Veilllette, Enright Brainerd .. + St. Cloud 6 and Englert were the standouts for the Warriors.