Washington High School - Panther Yearbook (Oconto Falls, WI)

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VAR ITY FIRST ROW: D. Kennin, B.Gerhartz, A. Ste. Marie, I. Trudell, K. Tracey, N.Co1sou, E.Ostrenga, J.Kad1ec, J.Redman, H.Peters, C.Rhode. SECOND ROW: D.1-Iudson, I.Bramschreiber, N.Tisch, D,Wess1ey, R. Gauthier, K.Delzer, J.Wusterbarth, J.Wess1ey, W.A11en, .Nelson, R.Gauthier, D.Belongia, B.Bmers. fir ff ' MQ ' df FALLS--19 LOURDE --O The Falls opened their 1950 season with a 19-0 victory over Bob Noonan's Lourdes eleven. With Lourdes a 14 point favorite the Panthers took the opening kickoff and drove down to pay dirt. With a 6 point lead they continued to roll over their favored opponents for their first victory of the season. FALLS--8 BONDUEI..--Z5 The spirited Oconto Falls eleven traveled to Bonduel for their second game of the season. The Falls tallied first as Blom was trapped in the end zone by Hutson for a 2. point safety early in the first quarter. The big Bears of Bonduel came back strong to scqore a touchdown before the halfpleaving the score 7-2 at halftime. The Falls scored again with Bramschreiber scampering 30 yards. Bonduel tallied two more times, to roll on to victory. FALLS--13 PULASKI--6 Falls then traveled to Pulaski to meet John Storzer's Red Raiders. The Panthers scored first in the third quarter with Bram- Schreiber going over for the first 6 points. Pulaski carne back with a quick touchdown to make the score 7-6 infavor of the Falls, Atouchdown pass, Redman to Brarnschreiber, put the game on ice. This was Pulaski's only defeat of the season. 51