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*5 Both teams threatened in the final quarter. A pass from Picchiâ€" etti to Cronkhite was good for 40 yards to the Waukegan z0 yard line, However the Blue and White attack bogged down. In the final minutes of the game Waukegan drove deep into Highland Park territory but a pass interception by Herz gave Highland Park conâ€" trol of the ball and the game. Joe Hoffman, playing his first game for Highland Park came up with one of the cleanest and most However a Highland Park pass was intercepted on the 30 yard line from where Waukegan drove over the goal line for the score. They made the extra point on a pass to make the score 13 to 7 in favor of the Blue and White. The whole team played clean hard football and are looking forâ€" ward to next Saturday when they take on New Trier on the local field. Jhe last Highland Park score came in the second quarter as Frank Picchietti intercepted a pass on the Waukegan 40 yard line. A pass from Picchietti to Cronkâ€" hite was good for six points. Ori‘s kick was good for the extra point and at half time the Blue and White led 13 to 0. drove down the field to the 6 yard marker where the Highland Park boys dug in and held for downs. vicious tackles seen on the local field for many a year. It was this tackle that started the Blue and White rolling and gave them the fight they needed to win the game. Coach Grover started Marovitz and Cronkhite at ends; Baum and Klee at tackles; Herz and Pizzatto at guards and Antes at center. In the backfield were Hoffman, Frank Picchietti, Zahnie and Turâ€" ki. Scoring: Waukegan â€" 0 0 7 0 _ 7 Highland Park 6 70 0 13 Picchiettiâ€"Cronkhite Combination Leads To Froshâ€"Soph Victory Early in the first quarter the Blue and White rushed the Wauâ€" kegan kicker to take over the ball on the Highland Park 35 yard stripe. They worked the ball down to the 20 yard marker where Sigâ€" nori skirted around end into pay dirt. The try for extra point failed and Highland Park led 6 to 0. Cronkhite Scores second quarters to down a scrappy Waukegan team 13 to 7 in a Subâ€" urban Conference tilt last Saturâ€" day on the local gridiron. The boys play New Trier this Saturday (on the local field) and if they ever needed your help it will be then. So Wake Upâ€"Highland Parkers. Support your team even if they are having a poor season. Highland Park high school‘s Froshâ€"Soph football team struck As the third quarter started the Waukegan boys took the kickâ€"off on their own 40 yard line and Last Saturday was "Homecoming" and you could count the spectators on your fingers. In fact it was more like a "wake" for the high school football team. There seems to be no school ‘spirit whatsoever and the general attitude is "Let the boys suffer alone, they are not going to win anyway." Well, maybe the boys aren‘t going to win but they certainly deserve a little backing up by the communiâ€" ty and students. o It‘s your high school team and just because they are not having a good season is no reason to stay at home. . Why Not Back Them Up? As we all know by now, the Little Giant Varsity is having, perhaps, the worst year in the school‘s hisâ€" But are the residents of Highwood, Highland Park and Deerfield doing anything (except to stay h to help these boys along? ® y honte) Thursday, Oct. 20, Sports Review,} Will H. Schlichting, Sports Editer No! Before the half ended the Bullâ€" dogs added another tally, this one on a 38 yard pass play from Jadâ€" rick to Davis. McKillen booted his third straight point after touchâ€" down to make the score 21 to 0 at half time. Coleman Injured In the second half, minus the services of the injured Don Coleâ€" man, Highland Park‘s Little Giants tried gamely to hold off Waukeâ€" gan‘s vaunted attack, but to no avail. The Bulldogs battered the Highland Park line for three talâ€" lies, one in the third quarter on a 12 yard smash through the middle by Davis and two in the final quarâ€" tackle for the first and then he threw an 8 yard aerial to Ruckeâ€" McKillen Boots Six Points McKillen, star Waukegan placeâ€" kicker added the extra points for the three scores in the second half to make six straight extra points for the afternoon. Long Run Called Back with beautiful blocking, raced 97 yards to what seemed to be a sure touchdown, only to have it nuliâ€" fied by a holding penalty. Waukegan scored their second touchdown of the day in the secâ€" ond quarter, when, after a long march, Gibbs drove over from the 2 yd marker. McKillen‘s boot for the extra point was good. * beil for the final score of the conâ€" Aside from .‘me‘ fine line play by George "Bud" Glader and Jules Levy, and the work of backs, Lou Grimmeison and Paul Jones, the game had very few bright spots as far as Highland Park was conâ€" Next Saturday Coach Dave Floyd‘s Little Giants will take on the "Big Noise from Winnetka," the Green Wave of New Trier, in a game on our home field. New Trier has been unbeaten so far this year, with great wins over such giants of the gridiron as Schurz of Chicago, Lyons of Laâ€" Grange, and Oak Park. New Trier will be looking for its sixth vietory of the year. 3 In Homecoming By Waukegan 42 to 0 Scoring in every quarter, Wauâ€" kegan crushed a weak but game Highland Park eleven 42 to 0 last Saturday before a small "homeâ€" coming" crowd on the local field. From the opening gun Waukeâ€" gan was on the move, htey drilled all the way to the Little Giant‘s 10 yard line but lost the ball on a fumble. A few plays later a Highâ€" land Park punt was blocked and the Bulldogs had the ball on the Blue and White 20 yard stripe. On second down Mixan swept 14 yards to seore. Midway in the first period Edâ€" die Mixan grabbed a Blue and White punt on his 3 yard line and, Highland Park Crushed McKillen converted to make the score Waukegan 7, Highland Park BY BILL KIDDLE Swimming Schedule For 1949â€"50 Tuesday, Nov. 22â€" H. P. at Niles (also Frosh meet). Thursday, Dec. 1â€" Lineman Of The Week The lineman of the week spot goes to Bob Fiorri who was dynâ€" amite on defense and kept rushâ€" ing the oposing passers all through the game. Back Of The Week The back of the week honors goes to Bob Plummer, the triple threat star of Duffy‘s. His runâ€" ning and passing is outstanding and he also keeps the opponents deep in their own territory by his consistent punting. The third contest of the evenâ€" ing saw Hermans nose out Kiwanâ€" is 21 to 0. Eisendrath scored twice and Jones one for the victofs and Dettmer scored the lone point after touchdown. Ulliman downed the ball carrier behind the Kiwanis goal line to score the safety for Hermans. Maine at Highland Park. Thursday, Dec. 8â€" Waukegan at Highland Park. Thursday, Dec. 15â€" Highland Park at New Trier. Tuesday, Dec. 20â€" Oak Park at Highland Park. Thursday, Jan. 12â€" The second game saw Washingâ€" ton Gardens trip Vetter Electric 39 to 0. In this game Augie Passâ€" uello threw touchdown passes to Laing, Kahill and Loizzo, Weil, Laing and Santi accounted for the other scores with Kahill, Sloot and Loizzo tallying the extra points. Hermans Top Kiwanis Morton at Highland Park. Thursday, Jan. 19â€" Highland Park at Evanston. Thursday, Jan. 26â€" A Highland Park at Proviso Friday, Feb. 3â€" Niles at Highland Park. Friday, Feb. 11â€" Plummer Leads Scoring In Touch In the curtain raiser, Duffy‘s trounced Sherony‘s by a 55 to 0 score. Bob Plummer was the "big noise" in this game, accounting for six touchdowns and one extra point while passing for two more scores. - Football Games Washington Gardens Win Football Standings The touch football teams of Highland Park played three games last Thursday and all ended up with the victors blanking their opponents. Waukegan, 32; Highland Park, Oak Park, 47; Evanston, 6 High‘d Park Evanston, 40; Oak Park, 0 Proviso, 24; New Trier, 18 Highland Park, 13; Waukegan, 7 Morton Waugekan, 42; Highland Park, 0 Evanston, 36;.Oak Park, 20 Suburban League Meet. Conception Church Highland Park 202 Deerfield & Green Bay Rds Rt. Rev. Magr. Joseph P. Morrison, Pustor, M.A. ST.D. ~ Sundays* â€" 6: 9:00, 10:00, ‘l’l.".O.': " Amrh se meges‘ Weekdaysâ€"6:30 â€" 8:15. Rev. Bernard E. Burns Fridays and Holy Days Immaculate THE PRESS 19 31 81 Fresh from their opening triâ€" umph over the Fort Sheridan team, Highwood will be at full strength for the clash with the downshore rivals. The Evanston team was unâ€" defeated until this year having rung up 25 straight wins in three years since their inception. This year, as members of the newly formed Northwest Chicagoland football league, the Boltwood team Boltwood eleven, made up of forâ€" mer Evanston High school playâ€" ers, and the Highwood team, comâ€" with the performance of Bob Pluâ€" mmer at quarterback. Plummer is a triple threat star who can run, kick and pass. A pair of New Trier halfbacks will give the vsitors Whip Fort Sheridan By 206 Score has a season record of two wins, two losses and a tie. Coach Frank Menduo‘s forces will have to be at top strength to and New Trier players, intense plenty of trouble in the persons of Joe Dempsey and Red Risdon, Schuer, former Lake Forest star, will see ‘plenty of action for the locals aliw with "Crazy Legs" Carlson, The Highwood line boasts of such scrappers as Amy Minorâ€" ini at center, Jack Cahill and Bob Fiore at tackles and Lou Fabbri, Mahoney, Cowgill and Jack Swarâ€" thout of Lake Forest will see acâ€" tion at the end positions. The Highwood team will sport their new white uniforms before what promises to be a large openâ€" ing night crowd. Merchants football team smashed out a 20â€"6 win over the Fort Sherâ€" idan eleven in their 1949 debut at the Fort Sheridan field on Saturâ€" day and showed indications of being a fast scrappy club. ‘ The victors piled up an early lead and led in every offensive deâ€" partment. Led by former Highâ€" land Park high school gridder, Bob Pilummer, Highwood tallied twice in the second quarter and added another in the fourth perâ€" on a fumble in the waning minâ€" utes of the game. Should Be Plummer Merchants Boltwood A. C. To Play Highwood Merchants The Highwood Merchant Footâ€" ball team will open their home seaâ€" son tonight (Thursday) at Memâ€" orial Field in Highwood when they meet the Boltwood A. C. eleven of Evanston with game time schedâ€" uled at 8 p.m. over the field both offensively and defensively as he scored two touchdowns and had three more touchdowns that were nullified by Highwood penalties. Early in the second period, Plummer scooted 25 yards for a touchdown on a quarterback sneak, then smashed over from the one yard line in the second period for another six pointer. Whitey Schuer of Lake Forest added both Highwood extra points on runâ€" ning plays. It was Plummer again Fort Sheridan scored their lone touchdown when a sixty yard screen pass put them on the Highâ€" wood twenty yard line. An attempâ€" ted line play resulted in a fumble for the Army*but Wilson, alert Fort Sheridan tackle, scooped up the ball and ran for a touchdown. who figured in the final Highwood touchdown, as he passed to Junior Mahoney for a 20 yard scoring play. The extra point was missed on a boot by Capt. Jack Cahill. from the quarterback post, was all Complete Dining rm. set, china ficial fireplace (clectric); daâ€" venport and chair; maple record cabinet; all types of clothing, FOR SALE:â€" men‘s, women‘s and children‘s. HIGHLAND PARK TRADING POST 47 South St. Johns Avenue able,. Pick up and delivery. For All Popular Makes Vacuum Cleaner 31 N. Sheridan Cub Scouts Pack No. 85 Mike Lemphule, Stanley Lind, Bill McComb, Billy Meyerhoff, Harry Oppenheimer, John Rothschild, Bob Sander, John Stemples, Steve Seiler, Barry Weel, John Weichelt, Ed Young, Skipper Uhleman, Rex Andrews, Richard Bernstein, Joefâ€" fery Blumenthal, Buzzp Buell, Bill Brenehan, Steve . Crewes, Jack liday, John Hubertz, Hi Kennicott and Kenny Landau, of the season for Pack 85 was held October 8 at Sunset Park unâ€" der the direction of Chairman Ken Todd and Scoutmaster Ed Oppenheimer. Receiving Bobcat Receiving advancements were: Chip Schreyer, the Wolf and Gold; Darby, Chip and John Whitney, Lion and Webelos. they can against all comers. football team may not be a winâ€" ner but they have played the best Dynamic Wheel Balancing Auto Painting â€" Blacksmithing Body & Fender Repairing 322 N. First Highland Park T7 ALCYO N ROUNDâ€"UP" and 4 Cartoons F. M. BROWNLEE Starting Friday for one Week October 21 to 27 CARPENTER D A HL S Jim H. 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