Washington Township High School - Washtonian Yearbook (Apollo, PA)

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' av.. .w0 'f 'T Coach Rearic . . . Co-Captain Linsenbigler . . . Captain McGuire and Assistant Coach Bossart Cooperation in practice. APOLLO-21 W. T. H. S.-24 Friday, November 9, 1951 . . . that's an unofficial holiday in Washington Twp. since . . . Rearic's Raiders marked up the second victory for W. T. H. S. in the history of the ri- valry . . . the series dates back to 1930 . . .Wally Sullivan coached the first victory in 1934 . . . but no greater thriller ever was seen at Owens field than this year's game . . . topsy-turvey in that Apollo made the extra points . . . Twp. couldn't catch up except by an- other TD . . . the score changed 6 times before . . . the final Raider score . . . and a 24-21 victory . . . T. McGuire . . . scored the first points on a pass from Gene . . . Whiten cashed in on 3 T.D.'s and fourth place honors in the district . . . Apollo played its best game of the season . . . but W.T.H.S. had the boys determined to win in spite of the odds . . . a good game . . . good climax to a well-earned season of better than aver- age football . . . W. T. H. S. is still a little school . . . but BIG in spirit and drive. INDIVIDUAL SCORING: J. Whiten ............................. .- ...... 67 points G. McGuire ....................... ,,.,.. 2 4 points L. Hooper ....... ,...... 1 8 points T. McGuire ...... .,.,,,, 1 8 points R. Weinel .................,..,...,,.,,,...,,,.,,, 12 points Magee ...... ........ 6 points Lightner ...... ....... 6 points Riddile ........ ....... 6 points Howell ....... ....... 6 points Bertieri ...................................... 2 points The Crimson and White Eleven scored 165 points as against 78 points for the opposi- tion . . . Whiten and McGuire received honorable mention on the All-County Eleven. . . prospects look good for the fall of '52 . . . and the spirit of Washington Township will tops . . . in victory or defeat . . . It has been a pleasure to make this stop on FLIGHT ,52 ,, THE 1952 WASHTONIAN

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