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, SEPTEMBER 11, 1941n Vexed by; of Huge StorkW. VA.—Tom Ever-pipeline employee, a large stork has round his home.ce to have it hang-Everly commented, bird nests in a near-[e estimated^ it was and had feet.a wingBLUEWHITE#NEWSBLUE ACE GRIDDERS WARM UPFOR FIRST HOME GAME SEPT. 19fears Old9ed GymnastFootball is in the air again, and G. H. S. has already begun its practice sessions. While most of us were enjoying our last days of vacation, all football candidates had been working hard since August 20th. Since school has started the squad has increased in number, and the team is shaping up, ready to play Croton on September 19th, its first encounter of the 1941 gridiron season. Under the able direction of Coach Victor Dorris and his assistants, Robert Harman, Granville High School’s football squad promises to be a well trained, well disciplined team, and one to be respected by all contenders.1941 FOOTBALL ROSTERNameYearAge1. Ankrum, Dick Seniorr of Tap, Balletagio Dancing.* 2. Arter, Jim..................Junior3. Bowman, Bill............SophomoreStan Senior1LD, 'CALIF.—Donnieears old, Bakersfield, gymnast and masterand adagio dancing.nidget man-mountain, juvenile Ajax and the nnie has a pocketful ;rtaining an audience: strength, flip-flops, 1 dance pirouettes, ege of Robert Butler, ikersfield gymnastics potted Donnie as hav-ible strength and ex-scular. co-ordination.”4. Brown,5. Brown, Arley .Sophomore6. Brown, Van..............Sophomore7. Daniels, K. -..............Senior* 8. Faller, Neal................Junior9. Farmer, D.................Junior10. Fuller, J.....................Freshman*11. Graham, D.................Junior12. Hackett, P.................Junior13. McCracken, S. K Junior14. McPherson, R...........Freshman17171516 15 15 17Height5’9”WeightPosition5’10”128 ..............Center150..................Fullback16175’6”5’5”5’8”5’10”5’11”5’9”144 Blocking Back116...„.,Left Halfback ^120....Right Halfback145....:....Right Tackle122......... Left End200145’9}4”5’2” Right Tackle187 Left Tackle15. Martin, W.................Sophomore16. Noble, E...................^Freshman161516 14 165}9l/2’*57”104 Blocking Back15S Right Guard136............Left Guard57”5’8”155’8j4”5’9”136....Right Halfback125..............Right End142..............Right End134..................Fullback17. Rice, H .....Sophomore15jtler have been train-ears but already they sral medals.denjules is the son of Russell Potts of River-18. Richards, RobC Junior*19. Rupp, E. (Capt.)......Senior20. Schuler, Jim..............Senior21. Seagrave, W.............Junior22. Showman, Robt.......Junior23. Smith, Robt...............FreshmanFrank............Senior165’8”5’lOf”128......................Center1617165’9^”5'\0'/25’10”f*131 Blocking Back150 Left Halfback135:^:....^16i the second grade in He is small in stature p for it in muscles. 3 53 pounds and is 44 ht. He can hold But-24. Straus,25. Strickler, L.................Sophomore26. Sutton, H...................Junior27. Thompson, Dick Junior28. Thompson, Robt ..Sophomore29. Watkins, Don............Junior14 17 16156’D/4”5’2” ...Right End157................Left End150................Left End100.........*5’10”5’3”5T1” Right Guard138....Right Halfback 127 Left Guard16149£995’6155 Right Tackle126..................Fullbackhs 190 pounds, picka-*30. Wilson, Mark ^.Junior31. Ressler, Jim................Freshman16175’4”5’10”571”128 Left Tackle175...................'...Center156’193 Left Tackle130..................Fullbackblack-thatched head *Lettermen.of when he will grow ig gymnast.” Nipups, id backflips are more him than schoolboy taseball, football and’shis young partnerup to a Donnie can lie on his“pressing”w his legs into the air nself straight up to a Another feat requiring ; is a one-hand to one-d balance.Fred Palmer, Manager; Vastine Hammond, Advisory Manager; Allen Brown, Assistant Manager.The 1941 Granville High School football roster consists of 31 candidates. The only lettermen of the 18 on the 1940 squad reporting are Captain Eddie Rupp/at Halfback, Jim Arter, Fullback; Sparky Faller, Tackle; Mark Wilson, Tackle; and David Graham, All-County Guard. 23 members of the 1940 squad were lost via graduation, transfers, and withdrawals.This year’s squad is composed of six Seniors, 13 Juniors, seven Sophomores, and four Freshmen. The average squad weight is 137 pounds.TRAINING RULESI Donnie have won gymnastics competi-no, the Del Mar club anica and the Santa nasties carnival.ies as Hobby;1.2.3.No smoking or drinking.Eat at meal time only, and eat anything that agrees with you.Be off the streets by 10:00 p.m., and 11:00 p.m. on Friday and SaturdayINTRODUCINGMR. DUSTMANs Father for RideOR, MICH.—Lavenderis not for Michigan's ‘flying grandmother,”fus.returned recently from solo flight to the West ofus reiterated her con-l • jA*Mr. Dustman is the new music teacher at Granville high school, replacing Mr. Huff, who has a leave of absence for Army Duty. In addition to teaching the chorus and the orchestra in the high school, he also has charge of the grade school music and teaches several classes in the college.Granville High SchoolFootball Schedulew ^ . ■'A,';'Sept. 19—Croton hereSept. 26—Dannville here Oct. 3—Hebron at HebronHe has taught for seven years andhas played the French horn for seven-Oct. 10—Centerburg hereOct. 17—Johnstown at JohnstownOct. 17—Johnstown there (nite game)Oct. 24—Utica there VOct. 31—Fredericktown therei fy— Pataskala hereNovr(Homecoming)
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Granville Times
Granville, Ohio, US
Thu, Sep 11, 1941
Page 4
Full Page
Clipped by
Mary K.
NA, 28 Nov 2019
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