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Record 8 - 1 - 0
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Independent
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Back row: mgr Cowan, N.Yoho,D.Scott,
H.Fackler, D.Bonfiglio,Wells, D.LaRue, W.Smith, A.Glasser, mgr
D.Riggle
Middle: mgr Brubaker, D.Imhoff, G.Davis, G. Bahas, Dave Burns,
C.Hurst, J.Spencer, J.Hire, J.Purdy, J.Fortney, Coach CE Taylor.
Front: J.Poorbaugh, Dick Burns, R.Bates, F.Miller, K.Reed, J.McAllister,
A.Mowery, B.Cunningham, J.Kubinyi, B.North, M.Glasser. |
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LINE UP |
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AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
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38
6
19
20
39
26
20
21
19
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Willard
Fremont
Canton Township
Sandusky
Shelby
Wooster
Marion
Oberlin
Galion
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6
20
13
0
7
13
19
6
6
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LE
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
RE
QB
LH
FB
RH
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Joe Kubinyi
Bruce Cunningham
Art Mowery
Jack McAllister
Kenny Reed
Fritz Miller
Bill North
Dave Burns
Dick Burns
Cliff Hurst
Jesse Poorbaugh |
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| The Orange & Black had the winningest
record since 1910. Twenty seniors, including All-Ohio honorable
mentions Kenny Reed and Cliff Hurst, led the A's. Dick Burns gained
201 yards in the Shelby win. MVP Cliff Hurst rushed for 142-yards
against Marion and kicked the winning PAT. Speedster Jesse Poorbaugh
scored twice in four different games. Taylor's Tots seven-game
win streak equaled the best since the 1915 team. |
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