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Record 9 - 0 - 0
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Independent
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Back row: G.Conrad, Phil Hamilton,
Phil Worst, Larry Jones, George Thompson, Dave Emery,
Don Howey, Bill Springer, Harold Brown, Dale Shonkwiler.
Middle: Coach CE Taylor, Phil Sattler, Dick Siler, Edson Grindle,
Jack Ebert, Phil Rogers, Doug Denbow, Don Ross, Homer Brown, Dave
Sharrock, Lee Mowry, Assist. Coach Dick Wolfe.
Front: Jim Roseboro, Dave Johns, John Spreng, Jack Mosser, Glenn
Haley, Roland Stewart, Ron Bechtel, Dave Sponsler, Jim Campbell,
Russ Harpster, Dave Halterman, Tom Lutz. |
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AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
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26
39
12
53
33
28
19
26
13
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Willard
Madison
Tiffin Calvert
Ravenna
Shelby
Wooster
Marion
Orrville
Galion
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7
12
7
29
7
7
6
0
0
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LE
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
RE
QB
LH
FB
RH
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Ron Bechtel
Roland Stewart
Dave Sponsler
Glenn Haley
Don Howey
Jim Campbell
Russ Harpster
Dave Johns
Jack Mosser
Jim Roseboro
Bill Springer |
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| The best record in AHS football history
undefeated in nine games while out scoring their opponents 249
to 75. Tri-captains Glenn Haley, Roland Stewart, and Ron Bechtel
were recognized on All-Ohio selections. Jim Roseboro became the
first Ashland back to rush for over a thousand yards (1142 yards).
QB Dave Johns threw ten TD passes and Ron Bechtel's five scores
ran his career mark to 11 TD catches. The A's were rated 20th
in the INS statewide poll. The team's 30 lettermen was the largest
contingent in the first 45-years of Ashland football annals, plus
AHS had their first undefeated JV team. |
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