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Record 6 - 3 - 1
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NCO Record 2 - 2 - 1
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4th Place
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Back Row: Austin Arnold, Howard Alsdorf,
Johnny Owens, Don Emerson, Paul Loris, Bricker Ganyard, Karl Kendig,
Carl Gerlach, Roger Senseman, Frank Zercher, Roger Wicks, Duane
Brown, Glenn Wasen, Ray Leiter.
3rd row: Coach G D Starn, Art Newcomb, Dick Brindle, Joe Brown,
William McDanel, Ron Ogle,
Carl Dimie, Junior Suittor, Ed Slocum, Wayne Strine, Ken Seymour,
Ken Hulit, Don Smith, Coach Tony Lonero.
2nd row: Gail Thompson, Bob Rybolt, Lawrence McMillan, Herb Smith,
Ray Arnholt, John Depler,
Harry Smith, Dean Morgan, Chuck Campbell, Bill Peck, Johnny Matthews,
mgr Wilbur Depler.
Jim Jesson, Sam Carmoney, Earl Thomas, Miles Strine, Bill Kirkpatrick,
Nick Dolby, Charles Morrison, Paul Harmon. |
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LINE UP |
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AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS |
25
14
39
7
13
21
14
6
64
7
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Wellington
New London
Orrville
Marion
Bucyrus
Shelby
Galion
Wooster
Mt. Gilead
Mansfield
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0
0
7
0
13
2
19
26
0
14
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LE
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
RE
QB
LH
RH
FB
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Chuck Campbell
Harry Smith
Dean Morgan
John Depler
Ray Arnholt
Herb Smith
Lawrence McMillen
Johnny Matthews
Bill Kirkpatrick
Bob Rybolt
Nick Nolby |
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| The running of Johnny Matthews and the
triple threat performance of Robert Rybolt gave the A's the best
start since 1909 six straight wins. Dean Morgan and Herb Smith
led probably AHS's finest interior line in NCO history. Miles
Strine's TD on a blocked punt won the Marion game. Although Bob
Rybolt won the NCO scoring title with 25 points, they could not
defeat NCO champs Mansfield even with Matthew's 88-yard kickoff
return. The Orange & Black finished 5th in the NCO, but they
had the best season record since the 1915 team. The first night
game in AHS history was played against Marion at College Field,
and the first Dads Game was played against Mt. Gilead. |
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