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The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1954

Page

4

Lee College Names First Game Lineup Under New Coach

Rosse Johnson, Lee College’s new football coach, reveals the starting lineup for the season opener against the Green Bay Packers. Ends Don Fregia and Sam Bartlett, tackles Kirby Choate and Hilary Jones, guards Willie Macon and Bill Harlan, center Glenn Barrett, quarterback Don Ott, halfbacks James Caruthers and Sager Hunsucker, fullback Willie Plocheck. A Wooster Symphony Orchestra halftime feature conducted by Wayne Peterson will perform Peterson’s Concerto for a Water Bucketa. Orchestra members include Kenneth Creel clarinet, Ellen Waltman tuba, Elvis Todd saxophone, Bill Looney flute.

Don Fregia Sam Bartlett Kirby Choate Hilary Jones Willie Macon Bill Harlan Glenn Barrett Don Ott James Caruthers Sager Hunsucker Willie Plocheck

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