Anatomy of a Disappointing Hanover Football Season
A retrospective review explains why Hanover’s football team fell short. It cites Weber’s absence, Millis and Reynolds injuries, Kehoe’s hole at quarterback, and cancellations like St. Mary’s as key blows. It lists game-by-game outcomes with touchdowns by Kehoe McLaughlin and others, ending with Hanover 63 opponents 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Weber
Trenton
Millis
Hanover
Moores Hill
Drew
McLaughlin
Kehoe
Mann
Finn
Butler
Kekoe
University School
Laucinda
Louisville
Montgomery
Ramsay
Gentral
Danville
Rose Poly
C. Voris
A. P. Ramsay
R. P. Kehoe
Kons
E. McLaughlin
R. Fisher
H. H. Fisher
E. Cravens
Football Rewards and Other Heroes
Wednesday was hero day as Lt Millis praised work and playing with vigor. Coach Weber, revealed as Irish to the crowd, spoke on the meaning of rewards. The talk linked colors to traits with blue loyalty and red energy as Hanover’s men were celebrated. Bobb Millar and Fritz Archer led rewards distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis
Weber
Emerald Isle
H’s
Hanover
Bobb Millar
Fritz Archer
Varsity Men and Their Record Weight and Other Facts
A note on the 1910 team lists each player with year on the squad, weight, position, and a brief assessment. Capt. P. C. Voris leads with leadership and versatility while E. L. Reynolds and F. S. Montgomery highlight passing and tackling.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hanover Varsity
P. C. Voris
E. L. Reynolds
F. S. Montgomery
H. E. Cobb
F. C. Millis
C. E. Drew
H. C. Voris
H. E. Mann
H. L. Vancil
L. E. Winslow