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Record 6 - 2 - 1
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Independent
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Back row: D.Johnson, B.North, J.Spencer,
K.Burns, D.Dalton, A.Glasser J.Purdy, J.Hire.
Middle: Coach A.Ziemke, G.Davis, T.Schlingman, B.Cunningham, A.Mowery,
L.Johns, D.Burns, C.Hurst, J.McAllister, S.Talley, D.Bonfiglio,
G.Holmes, H.Reep, J.Kilcher, Head Coach C.E. Taylor.
Front: B.Nearhood, M.Glasser, K.Reed, C.Strine, B.Shoemaker, D.Stewart,
B.Harpster, D.Drebus, G.Mercer, F.Miller, N.Fierbaugh, D.Burns,
J.Cowan |
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LINE UP |
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AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
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12
7
33
12
18
14
12
7
12
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Willard
Fremont
Tiffin
Sandusky
Shelby
Wooster
Marion
Port Clinton
Galion
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0
13
7
8
0
7
7
13
12
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LE
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
RE
QB
LH
FB
RH
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Don Drebus
Bill Shoemaker
Gerald Mercer
Dan Stewart
Kenny Reed
Fritz Miller
Carl Strine
Bob Harpster
Mike Glasser
Cliff Hurst
Norm Fierbaugh |
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| Coach Taylor's speedy team ran up a
5-game win streak that caused Loren Tibbals to scribble "the
1910 record of 8-1 was within reach." It was an exciting
season of long runs by Mike Glasser, Cliff Hurst's 88-yard TD
against Tiffin, and QB-Capt Bob Harpster's passes to Don Drebus
and Carl Strine. Crowds packed Redwood Stadium 3,000 at Homecoming
and upwards of 4,500 to see the Shelby classic. Norm Fierbaugh
sprinted for 185-yards to whip the Whippets. With six wins and
only eight seniors the A's pigskin picture looked bright. |
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