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, Although this ls_:Moeller,.hlgh practice 'ofl which 44 wlll•eam will find it very difficult tc)trim · aity-of Dayton·.where he grad~+ George Ecker. Team physician.is school's ~irst year' to field ·~;sen;' varsity . ~iforms. Becati~e. all· 'the squad to_ ~4; boys because of . uated ·_in·. 1958. _He coached :.at ~ •, I?r.·. E.'-".Vance Walters. ·:Student io~ vars1ty football ~m. the ·members ot·las_t fall'~ .squat! ~re the keen_ competit.iori trom all the.-... Chammade• high 1school, Dayton ~~s are DOn Bears!~, Den.: 1 gndders were off~ to •· a 1 roaring~ returning,: there arc~ actually... no . prospective members determined , before coming to Moeller in: 1960. :Dis·. Conno~. Ed· Hebenstreit, . AI start Frid~y-when tl!-e.Y def~ted 1 autstarlding _sta~s__·ar?un? who~- to make the squad.;: .•. ~ ·. Assistl~g h~m. are· George Ma~k- }:HoUeian,J.- ~rge cHoobt«;~ Daft" Deer Park 43-0. '.; _;• ..)o..,: .;1 .the coaches -plan· to build_ the1r ·2 Head coach is Gerry Faust, a Jay, Phll G1gli~tl, Mike Moms-. H~~er,,and ~teve~Zimmer.Bet:all'>e the c;qwui l11st. fAll c:nn-.j team. The· coaches feel tbat they -star_- quarterback at the Univer- aey, Bob Stl"ay_er, Bill Meloy and ,t , .....;. ct»...,h J• ·• _ !! "'--· slsted "only or rresllmen,· sopo-'rf-•== ··~-·-·T··~ mores, and jWiiors, the Crusaders · will be.losing none or" their play~" era this fall. Hence · it can be considered a veteran squad. ·As member of the Greater. Cincinnati League, Moeller will be playIng some of the strongest teams in Ohio. . ' · · ·Some 65. boys report.ed for equipment on the first day.· of
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Faust Is: .oedtca-ted;~·c.oach r ·:::BY JOE QUINN.. · ·-~·His:. team·· ·dldn't win ; : ,cha~pions'.tlip'; 'thi's. se~sqri ..· 'b;iit Gerry ~aust di<L one of · ·- ' 'b'est ·,coaching jobs· 'in · the· area in ;gu'idfng Moell,er··· . High's Cru-·· saders to. a 9-1 record inid - second place in 'the tough Catholic Leag·ue . . A slender. ' s:1 175Qui~n · poupder, the .... ·, . 28-y .e a r-old . Faust v.ras a good quarter. back himself at Chaminad·e . . .. and. University of Dayton · ,, · J!lSt. a few years back. 'An · ;_ emoti9mil guy, Gerry bubJ' : '·· ;hies with e.nthus~asm about ·football and his. team.• . : . . ,ffe gets kidded by other· · ·coaches· -about this .rah-rah . attitude· somethnes but he . . . . · ·~ ~OELLER .GOACH)1ERRYFiusT ACTION· · .. ·.. .· ' 1 J·\ ·. . ·~ .· , · · · ; .· · . . . · . •says, "When I lose this. . /enthusiasm ·.for the game, doing' something· goocL It's .· tJ'!eri: .a good student :and . kids an opportunity to play, · . ·_.I'm getting c>ut of it. I hope· got 'to )Vork bqth:W'ays.:' third""a footbal,l play~r'" he 'allow-ed. a player "to· know ,::: -~that never q.,a_ppens." . · He added "Each of- the explains.: . . · ·. · · his own position really well ,I · . ·.The 'Crusaders' success. boys_is an_ in'dfviiiuat.- Some ,:, ·'Faust fs ·a·-gre;al .beiiever··. · a_nd· made bett~r footb~ll to -~ th~s )~ar. was particularly have to be needled. ot~ers· · In inspirational slogan~ and watch, the co~ch beli.eves .. , •· grabfymg to Faust. This is .need praise to build up . .the Moeller locker rGiom.. · "But we'll cha»;ge our of~ 1 . his first team; since he took· their confidence. ;!'he job· gene~ally is· p)astered with fense to .suit our material <. ovei-' football. at Moeller is. to: find' out how 1to han~. ,. s~gns· advoc~ting the ,posi- .. wh e.n e 'v e r. we have to," . .' . . ·. ' ". . . 1 ' \: when tJ'!e .·school opened, dle each one.to get the most.. tlve approach. \ .; '.·.and that;original group .are out .of him .. I knm\r, .each "I tnow some of thi~ stuff Faus,t•.-pomts out .. I~ co.~ 1 this year~s .seniors. " ·one Of'the 144 boys in our ma1 sciuhd· corny to ot~er· lege JOU c_an ree~ut pl~y-. I '· ·· whole football program and peopre " Gerry avers ":But. · ers to · .5 ~11 t .an Jffensn~e 1 .. :Li:KJ!:·,. wqrking with h . f' . t ' • · • . .· . h · _ · . ·style but tn h1gh sehoQl tpe ·:. , boys_. anq. I be}.j'eve m· hem· g , most by t etr II'S . names were . dealmg,..wJt . teen age style must suit the plavers and 1.· have. some . Jdea of boys who are emotlona~ and . . ., · ·• , these ·things. reach them. avaJ_lable .. I c_ldse to :them," ·Gerry ex- , their backgrounds:" plpins. "l kpo\y they don't · . • . . These are not veteran·pros 'THE-KIDS inadel_up ..their I always believe this.meOne of . -ourseniors. told after. . TEACHING . . m a Catholic . wh o have been through th . e own names for. diffe,rent ·. high_ school, Gerry has a mill ..... · ... _ . : ·. uru·t 0 ffe ...._ f'r t ·. . s. n 0 nse ~o.ue . 1 s . ' .the . season that he often definite pbilosopby a b 0 u t , l:lad been mad" enough . to. 'his -players. "We have a MOELLER used . a two- team was the ·"Go'!· lel!in l. i .I· ···want' to punch ,m_e but he . ·.sign in our locker room platoon operation·. with· ·a . _al).d the second .unif was_'. . said ~e now real,i~ed that: ;·.that sa_ys 'A boy :-should,. straight 'T-fotml!tion as its . .the '"Htirigry''leanf {beca~:~.s.e -~· ._. ~_the thin_· gs ._I was~_.(lomg W"ere., ,·,i.irst _be_ a-·· good c_·atholic, basic·. of_ fens·e.- ·.It. gave ·more .they ,v;a·nted to .g~.t into ~c-· ·,~ -· '• f hi d · tion ). On defense .tbe-"Head- .· •. · or · s· own goo · · ,,, ' ' · . · ' ·· hunters•'• were the firs·t .unit ·
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Quarterback Tom Kenny passed Moeller's Crusaders back into contention for the G r e a t e r Cincinnati League crown with a 26-6 triumph over st. Xavier at Lockland Stadium Sunday. The six-foot, 170-pound senior signal-caller connected on two touchdown ' aerials and one conversion pass. St. Xavier scored first when Joe Spier passed 59 yards to end Lou Santoro, but Moeller's Ken Long picked off a Bomber throw minutes later and raced 27 r yards to· knot the count at 6-6.
From that point it was all Kenny. A 49-yard .pitch set up Mike Alprinck's fiveyard scoring reception two plays later, and a 58-yard pass to Albrmck preceeded Mike Volle's one yard TD plunge. The final Crusader score came on a 26-yard Kenny toss to Ron Schloss in the fourth quarter. The win raises the Moeller season record to 6-1, while St. Xavier drops to 3-3. In GCL play, t h e crusaders are now 3-1, one game behindleading Roger Bacon, and St. X is 2-1. MOELLER. .. . .. . 6 ST. XAVIER .... 6
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_I":' 32-6. Victory ~Y JIM BOCKELMAN, Roger Bacon Correspondent Roger Bacon's Spartans, rolling up 335 yards o~ the and in' the air; got another' season' off on successn!)te -by .crushing a strong_ Moe!_ier ·High_ squad, 32-6,. night before an overflow crowd· at Bacon- Stadium. . _ · e- fir sf score was -set· up ' ' . . interception of Tom · Scoring Summary 'passbyS_PattanPaul Bacon ::,_··:_...... o' ·ts <·s:-, s-'-:32 '"''uu .• vu who earned the ball Moeller ............ a a ._a.· . ~ 6 : ·.. to· the • 17-yard Bacon touchdowns-Anthony (21; _Munafo • . Bacon -touchdowns - Anthony 2. Munafo lme. FIVe plays 2. Moeller touchdown-Bu~kert. PAT- Nle· later; Ty . An· m~yer 2, Case· 2, BenedeU~ 2: Muna~o. 2. ony took the · . . _- - ball one yard 58 yards, with Anthony going for a score. over for the score. Case threw ay Niemeyer to Mfke Benedetti for the extra added· the ex- points. . _ ' tra points. . ·. In the fourth quarter, Art -. T h e second Lakes intercepted a hvo-yard p e rio d was a pass in the· end zone,· giving strong d e fen· Bacon the balron tbe 20. Nick -B- kelmansive battle, un- Munafo- then raced 80 yards _oc . __ til with l e s s for a TD. He· also added- ·the .70 ·'seconds left in, the extra poil)t.s: Witl0.:4lleftiin ~irst half, Pat Case. threw 33 the . game; · Moeller. took ad· ~·ards to Nick Munafo for a vantage 'of .a bad punt, which score. Case then went in for landed on the. Bacon- 34. Six the points after touchdown~ . plays later, Kenny threw' to .., The Spaitans took.. the sec- Dennis Buchert. for Moeller's fj_l~d-half kickoff and marched only score.
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1-Niles McKinley (17) 9 0 I 389'12 2-Massillon (8) ....• 9 I 0 327'12 , 3-Sandusky (8) ....• 9 0 I 294 · 4-C'In. Roger Bacon (I) 9 0 1 266 5-C ev. St. Jgnatius(4) 9 0 0 207 · i 6-Akron Garfield (2l 9 0 I 159 7-Springlield Soutb (1) 9 I 0 145 9 0 0 129 8-Davton Roth (4) 9-Fremont St. Jos. (0) 9 0 0 71 10-Ashland (2) ...... 10 0 0 70 Others: Martins Ferry (1) and Beavercreek (2). 55: Cleveland St. Joseph (1) 51: Toledo St. Francis 38: Youngstown UrsuliM 31; ·• Uayton North m-ount and .~~-ount Ver1 on; 3~· 1~-:~~~ ~1.; Toledo Waite 26: • IY~&i;;ij 41)!1!1and Rossford 2.5: Cillo ?rinall Fwaf 23: lima Senior 22V2·;j Springfield Catholic 22: Newark (1) .'ancM Oregon Clav 20r· Lancaster 18: Cleveland; SJ;~~-~. ·~~,.~!~ ·r~ 16: Lima Sha_WII~..t
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(Offense) Pos. Player School Wgt. E-Dennis Buchert .... Moeller ....... 185 : T-Art Lakes .......... Roger Bacon .. 201 · G-Al Early ...... : . ..... McNicholas ... 205 C-Bill Moehring ...... Purcell : ....... 186 G-Terry Lyons .... ·.... Roger Bacon .. 204 T---'Jim Ralston ........ st. Xavier ..... 205 E-Lou Santoro ........S. xavier. ..... 185 QB-Tom Kenny ........ Moeller ........ 175 HB-Mike Volle ..........Moeller ....... 160 HB-Geo Fitzgerald ..... Purcell ........ 170 FB-Gale Wiesenhahn .. McNicholas ... 200
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Enqllirer Picks 1963 All-Star High School Teams
BUCHERT Moeller
KNIGHT Indian Hill
WILLIAMS Wyoming
FIRST TEAM (Offense) Wgt. Pos. Player and School E-Denny Buchert, Moeller ............ 185 E-Lou Santoro, st. Xavier ............. 185 T-Barry Williams, Wyoming . . . . . . . . . . 250 T-Jim Ralston, St. Xavier ............ 205 G-Chuck Knight, Indian Hill . . . . . . . . . 185 G-Terry Lyons, Roger Bacon ......... 205 C-Chuck Haverland, Princeton ...... ·' 185 QB-Tom Kenny, Moeller ............... 175 DB-George Fitzgerald, Purcell ......... 170 DB-Ulysses Coleman, No. College Hill . . 165 FB-Clem Turner, Woodward ........... 228
DRINNEN Loveland
FITZGERALD Purcell
TURNER Woodward
-COLEMAN North College Hill
KENNY Moeller
LYONS Roger Bacon
RALSTON St. Xavier
SANTORO St. Xavier
FIRST TEAM (Defense) Hgt. Yr. 6- 2 Sr. 6- 0 Sr. 6- 5 Sr. 6- 2 Sr. 6- 3 Sr. 5-11 Sr. 6- 0 Sr. 6- 0 Sr. 5-10 Sr. 5-11 Jr. 6- 1 ·Sr.
SECOND TEAM ' Ends - Bob Montgomery, McNicholas; Fred Ulrich, Indian Hill. Tackles - Art Lakes, Roger Bacon; Ed Nemann, Oak Hills. Guards - Larry Collins, Finneytown; Doug Smart, Hughes. Center- Dick Gieringer, Harrison. Quarterback - Tom Prather, Deer Park. Halfbacks Ron Ense, Oak Hills; Lloyd Williams, Indian Hill. Fullback - Tyrone Anthony, Roger Bacon. HONORABLE MENTION Ben Clark, Taft; Bill Moehring, Purcell; Mike Volle, Moeller; Gale Wiesenhahn, McNicholas; Dick Reynolds, Western Hills; Dan Eshn'lan, Withrow; Wil Stargel, Walnut Hills; Tony Jackson, Hughes; AI Moore, Central; Larry Gordon, Woodward; Bob Davis, Oak Hills; AI Sayre, Finneytown; Ken Root, Princeton; Don Arata. Colerain; Scott Hallsted, Anderson; Wally Commins, Wyoming; Bob Goodridge, Wyoming; Roger Spencer, Reading; Dan Dever, Madeira; Dave Nolte, Sycamore; Don Polly, Loveland, and Jack Shinkle, Sycamore.
DYER Woodward
HAVERLAND Princeton
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SECOND TEAM Ends - Ray Heidorn, LaSalle; John Compton, Walnut Hills. Tackles- Thurmon Maley, Taft; Steve Darby~ Aiken. Middle Guard - Dave McHugh, North College Hill. Linebackers - Ed Snowden, Purcell; Jack Barry, McNicholas; Ted Yeager, Wyoming. Halfbacks- Tom Barns, Withrow; Fred Wallace, Oak Hills. Safety - Steve Muzzo, Indian Hill.
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:MEROTTRTO Oak Hills
PARKER Woodward
SMITH Hughes
SCHMALZ Roger Bacon
DRYDEN Central
HONORABLE MENTION Denny Borchers, Elder; Mark Ernst, Moeller; Dave Reed, LaSalle; Bill Geers, St. Xavier; Dave Jordan, Hughes; Tom Green, Withrow; Stan Broadnax, Taft; Don Abbott, Princeton; Steve Clark, Taylor; Ron Breitfelder, Norwood; Tom Trible, Anderson; Lloyd Nowland, Harrison; Bob Amburgy, Greenhills; Len LeFevre, Madeir_a; John Snow, Sycamore; Don Crum, Sycamore, and Gary Morrison, New Richmond .
ERICSON Colerain
DUNCAN Indian Hill
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eludes the likes of Mark sisted this year by George Ernst, Dave Whitton, Gene Marklay. Phil Gigliotti, Bill Wene, Craig Buhr, Dan Meloy, Mike Morrissey, Bob Young, Tony DelVecchio, Strayer, George Ecker and · Tom Ehrhard, Rich Bren- Bill Clark. .They have been ner, Larry Trueworthy, Jim working the the varsity and Davis, Carl Montag and reserve units and will help S.teve Huelsman. . · ' with the frosh squad when ·This will be Moeller's it reports after the .start first senior team since the of the school year . school is stinting its fourth The schedule: . year next we~k. In a sense 1· Stpt. &-At Oeer Pai-k. . Sept. 13-At Roger Bacon. it is a. ;,7eteran team sine~.• · Sept. 20-Vs. Hamilt~n Catholic •. none of )ast year's squad Seat. 27-Ar Elder. 'Oct. 4--Vs. McNicholas•. . was lost through graduaOc1. 1\-At CovJngto,, Holm!s. Oct. 20-At St. Xavier. . tion. A total of ,65 ·boys 25-At NewDl!rt Catholic. turned out for Jtie original ... Oct. Nov. 3--Vs. Purcell''. Nov. 10-Vs. LaSalle••. practice sessforis. At Deer P;;rk. ' Coach -Faust will be as· • •"At Lockland, "\
With a rash of pre-season injuries takilig its. toll, Coach Gerry Faust ai1d his staff are taking a cautious · look ahead to Moeller High's up. coming grid campaign. . Operating in the Catholic League with such powers· as Roger Ba· con, Purcell, p Moran Elder a 1} d SL · Xav1er . · · ' might . make. any coaching crew think twice about a team's chances.· Position Name Exp. Class Wgt. Hgt . Comme"t • 1t appears that the Cru- ENDS Mike Alb rink v sr. · Good d e at h In ~nd. 187 6·1 , Schloss good blocker. 177 6·1 Saders' offensive line,· Jthat DennySchloss Buchert 177 6 V ' ' .Sr: Sr. h Ron Y 182 5•11 v incluQ.es E d Hec kl e, o n Craig Buhr Sr. 162 5·8 Haverkamp,. Pete Bronner, Rich BrenMr v ' -sr. 215 6 John • Schehr and Bill Her- .TACKLES ~J~n ~ri~mh ~ l;: ~~g~ ~~zeife~~~s!~no£rl· ' 190 6·1 235 6 berth, •might be the team's ~~~~~~~l;nd ~· 1~: 200 6·3 i strongest suit. Lam Trueworthy 245 6·1 v Sr. 165 ·5·7 Operating behind t h is· GUARDS · · Ed Heckle v Sr. small. . 5·10 · v ·k M'k John Haverkamp 195 Sr. 195. ( 66 line will be hal fb ac s 1 e ~m1 ~~ 5~ec~hio 157 ~ ~;; v Volle, Bill Bien · and Al steve Huelsma 9 170 6·2 v Sr. I Stickler, along with veteran CEIITERS Pete Bronner . 190 5·6 . v Sr. Bronner ( 0 0 d t!"ter . fullback Fred Borke. Tom. J~~ ~~~·~~us ~:~o ~~Ph. ~~~ts~wo able reolace· · . I<enny wili be returning as Q·BACKS Tom Kenny 110 6 v sr. first-string quarterback. He· Jerry BuckmastEr 155 6 · v Jr. · d d 1'11 Dave Whitton 144. · 5·9 · v · Sr. 1s a goo passer an W HALFBACKS Mike·volle ·158 · 5-11· v . Sr. t.cklng soe~ll. v o lie have SOme good receiverS Dan Young · 142 5·8 · · V Sr. best. of all backs. in ends Denny Buchert, ~ 1msp,~~.'t~r i~~ g:~ ~ ~~~h. · · ..• ' ·' .. ~ ' Mike Albrinck and Ron . Carl Bill Bien 187 Sr. Mont•g 155 5·10 5·8 Nont V Jr. Ken Lon~ · 160 5·11 Nnne Jr. SChl OSS. .. . . ' 't 111· ' ,. Dave ~ne100 186 Jr. I Th .. e.-'Jd . ef e:l1S1Ve Ulll Ted Burwinkel 141 S·ll 5·10 VV • Sr. "':::::;:~::::;=:=:=:=::=::=====:1 Oan Mer~le 159 5·7 R Jr. , Denny Heenan 153 R ~Jr. • '( Jim Shafer 140 5·8 5·9 R Jr. • FULLBACKS Fred Barke 191 5·1D , V.- Sr. Bor~e hard runner. Dave Wilcoxson 180 6·1 V Sooh. ------~ SYSTEM-Pro·T amt Straighl·T.~ OVERALL RATING-Good. PREDICTION-WI~ 7. lOS! 3.
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Thanks Doc, for your conscientious and generous care and deep interest in us Seniors during the past 4 year's. Aren't you happy, Mrs. Walters, that we will no longer trouble you for "pictures"? VVe will never fo,~rrAt. vou for you are two wonderful people!
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1Kenny. Plus WillgD}ell 'fri~ '! rDemoralize ·Moeller.Foes '.': · BY PAUL RITTER : s~e we are not primarliy a Of The Enquirer Staff .·r . passing team." .· . Moeller's Tom Kenny, e?Cceptionally skilled in rootThose figures show :J1s5; ball's fine art of passing, has piloted the crusaders to a . ya=ds by passing, with 2010' current 8-1 season rec.ord an· d rocketed ·himself into -a yards gained on the giound. l' . . Kenny has two fine hhlf·' top contender for Cincinnati's 1963 high school all-city backs in Mike Volle·an(f~l quarterback selection. ' Sti<:kler and a good ;·fullKenny's aerial . wizardry except Roger Bacon in a · back in Fre·d Borke. to: help . is backed by three sticky- 32-6 Crusader loss. early in , out wi<th the ground. atta~k. , f i n g e r e d ends- Derufy the year. '. ·· . . Last season Moeller,m'its Buchert, Ron Schloss and I The Moeller attack is n6t first year of varsity .fo&b8.Il . Mike Albrinck. . . all passing, however. With competition, had a. 4-6 recKenny, a 170-pound sen- coach Gerry .Faust calling · ord with practically: the lor, has completed 53 of 95 the plays from the bench, same ·team it has this-seapasses for 1076 yards and 17 Kenny is not permitted to son. The school did ; not touchdowns. , · · throw whenever he takes have a senior class 'a ye'ar • · ·: Buchert, Kenny's favorite the notion. He·can change a ago. ·· 11 'target and a former class- play at the line of scrim- . The' 'Crusad~rs, whh: are l mate at St. Saviour, grade mage, however, depending . in second place in the ,: school has grabbed off 19 on the def~nsive setup used Greater Cincinnati Leagile :aerials for 422 yards and by the other team. with a 4-1 record, wind up j eight TDs. · , · "If. you look at our. sta- their season ·sunday against j SchlosS has caught five tistics," says Faust, "you'll LaSalle. · · ~Kenny pass·es, s c o r i n g , touchdowns on four and picking up a total of 116 yards. Albrinck has three TD catches to back up 11 receptions tJhat total 192 yards. , All three pass-grabbing ends are .seniors, also. . : When asked What . con-' . tributed to Moeller's pass-ing success, Kenny leci a )chorus reply: "a real good 1line." . · ·"They -give me aH the ~time I want to throw," said Kenny of th. e offensive linemen.· "I have. more confidence ~ ih my ~g game," Tom · admits. And his three tar, gets agree "Tom makes it 1 easy for us," says Buchert. 1 He really- lays that ball in 'your hands." . I . An· offensive, line t h at Iaverages about 185 pounds ['keeps Kenny and the rest 'of the Moe II e r backfieldshipshape, · while the cru· sader defense handles the . opposition. Only one touch· down has · been s c or e d .against the Crusa.ders in ' their .last four games, and 'no team has scored more :than two TD's against t~em
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BY PAUli RITTER :_Of· The. Enquirer· Staff · ·c inc 1n n at i area high' ;chool foOtball was well :~:Presented·· .Friday when :Atsociated ,Press released · its ·1963 All-Ohio selections. . . ' . Roger Bacon's John Kasselmann and Woodward's. Clem Turner led a iist of · 10 local players honored on the AP All-Ohio teams. ·.: Kasselma.Im, a 207-pound; 'f.i v.e- f 0 0 t~ 10 guard', was .named to the state's first offensive unit, and was ~ied for second in the Ohio-wide ·balloting for "lineman-ofthe-year." ··'Turner, Woodward's hard" runriihg,. 220 -pound fullback, was · voted the best of .Buckeye prep Starts at Clem Turner .· that position. . . tnp ful!lback Purcell halfback .George Fitzgerald was a second- coach-of-the-year 'race was team defensive · 'halfback Ken Amlin o:f DaYton Roth. choice, arid . Moeller Hend · Tied were . bOth :t>ennv.Buc.Qerf'. was plckea Srriithforof· t1ilid Fieniont sti Jo·on.the third-team offensive. seph, Tony Mason orf the up.it. . . champ1onsJ:iip. Niles te~.
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Statewide honorable men- Lloyd, Dunne' of AShland,: ·..~ tion laurels went to st. , Chick Stdba:rt <i)f · Mount Xavier's Lou· Santoro and Vern on, Bob W-ion. of; Mar~ McNicholas' Bob Montgom- tins 1Fem::and. ·Jim_ Allen oi · ery, both ends; Wyoming Newark:: Jligh in the 'list tackle; -' Bar t.y. Williams; were LeO Strang of MaSsil- · 1Warterbacks Tom Kenny of Ion ·and Brori Ba'ceVich of . oeUer .-and .Pat Case of Cincinnati .Roger Bacon. Roger Ba~n. and sp·arton Marc McClain, Bellevue's ..halflui.ck ~one Anthony. fine offensive - defensive ··back, was runne.rup fu Dis.MIDDLET:OWN'S Tom tefano -fOr back-af-1Jle-year Portsmouth, tbp·pass receiv--, er in ·the- Greater Ohio . League, larided a .third-team· end po5ition. . · . .· AP All-Ohio.-. ·.Other representatives ·of surrounding· area teams in- First, Seeond .Units · cluded · honorable mention FIRST TEAM_ selections J ohfi p at t 0 n .. ~FFENSE Mike ·Wilson · and . Bucky ENDS..:..Dick Himes, Canbn South 1 Rod scott, an or · Wilmington, Miller, Ketterioo Falflnont Wst. TACKLES-Bilf Landi~ V>lumbus Whit~ Hamiltori Taft's Tim Powers, hall;, Louis. Keyes' Martins .Feqy; · · nm i'&ll, Clev•larn:t St. lgna· · Tom Doyle of ·Greenfield tius;GuARDSJohn KasseiJilann, Cinctonsti ··Roger ! McClain and .Middletown's Bacon. . · .. _ .... --r CENTER-Joha !lrockett;· Xl(,Vji, -Garfield. ~ Ed ·H6J?klns. . fe~U~RTERBAC•(-I!ob D1mfaoo, ~rtir\s '; Heading the AP's all-state HXLFBACKS-BII! Blunt, N\a;siJion 1 Jim· I are Dick Himes, Canton- Minnich A$1•nd · ' FULLBACK - "clem Tvrr11r;.. Cincinnati : South's six-foot five-inch Woodward. _ . ' . . !' repeater at end, who . was II:EFENSE. •, ·:named Lineman of the· ENDS-Jim Yacmow, Cl~len<t Benedlc· I Charley ~urlev. Sprlogfield South. 'Year, and Martins Fe'rry's· tlnei TACKLES· - G!lry Knac-er" Sandusky; · stellar quarterback,· Ron Chris Gregg Loram Admirt' "-ing. MIDDLE Niles Distefano the Back of the McKinley. ~UARD- Barry. Prllfl!to, · ~· ·. - · · Year. · LINEBACKER5-Tom Rice-. Lilllil Senior• Mike Condello,. renla; ;;;.,o,~· Begalla: . Although his .team · fin- ~~~. HALFBACICS ~Marc McCwin. Bellevue; ished in· the final ratings, Dan Harshman ·Ta!edo St F,ra•cis. · SAFETY -Die~ C'nishalm: 'foledo Waite. behind :Nues·McKinley and Massi 11 on . Washington, SECOlffi ~ Early· Bruce. of. Sandusky omNsE. ENDS -- Ke'r. tohlmevn. torS in; Joe " was tagged as "coach of the Cook, Or~ C~y; year'; by .the voters. :. TACKLES-Larry Fraley, Gallel)(ilis 1 Don Lima Shawnee. · · 1. . · Bruce ·ruso WaS the senti- Dwver GUAR!IS-Tony f!arey, Niles' 1.\c:KinleyJ• mental favorite· to . coach . Larry Larue); ·Mils.:., lion -. CENTER-td , ~:ni!ck, i ole&. L~f\. · the Northern All-Stars in . QUARTERBAC&-I!obbie Mnson. Logan. next August's Yahk~Rebel HALFBACKS-~.ict,fe McFerlaml, MartiM Garrett llral:e, Dayton Cunber. game at . -c~:t.t')l" ·':o while· Ferry(· FU LBACIC-John Beals; lC..onia;"' . Springfield:' so'~.,.._;;:.)~ Lowell DEFENSE Storm was. fav.ore:;Vto han- ..ENDS - Tom furlong, Clev~land :St. . die the down-state ·squad. b~~~tius; Carl JI.SS·>nheimer, Tiffio ColumThe .voting ori the North~ TACKLES-Buzz Rail. He{non LekewoodRhodus, Finclay, . . • ,, south coaches was merely Doug ·MIDDLE GUAI!D ~ JOE Card,. Canion.· · a . sentiment- determining MCl<inley. - Jim H~::>dl. ·-Dilfiance1 project; since ·the mentors·· DaleLINEBACKERS Minor, !Aui;ville, T001 L()Jielllan, · · ·· , will make the actual selec- Bellevue, HALFBACKS-I!iill ·Gales, Nile5- McKinley;' ; tions. George Filzg'erald, .Qncinnati 1"~11. · ·' SAFETY - har:m MaAA . -Saringfield . · Behin<;l Bruce. in .the Soltth.y .. . . . . ;_ T
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-Leads Vofing BY JOE QUINN Local high school coaches and grid officials have named a total of 53 players as members of The Post · . and Times-Star's 18th annual Metropolitan Cincinnati scholastic all-star football squad. These players are the - - - - - - - - - - - 1 'cream of more than 1500 with a 193-pound average . . , . varsity gridmen who com- That line scales 202 pounds · .· tJeted in the Hamilton from end to end and 178 · Ccunty area during the par;t pounds in the backfield. ·!!cason. · There are 24 schools repBOTH TEAMS are big resented among the 53 boys but have plenty of speed named with Roger Bacon's and mobility to go with unbeaten squad, and Pur- their power. In short, they cell's Cavaliers leading the are the type of players that rIS t WI'th f Ive p1ayers each· any coach would be glad to start with next season OAK HILLS, the un- with fair expectations of an ' rea ten c o u n t y League unbeaten campaign. ~ ; ·champion, and Indian Hill, There were 111 nominees . - .· •winner of the Eastern Hills this year, one less than received votes a year ago. In ·. • .League title for the second· most positions, the ballot~onsecutive year after an ing was close as usual. Top undefeated 10-0 season, vote getters, in addition to each placed four men on Turner, were Barry Wilthe squad. Hams, Denny Buchert, John Clem Turner, six-foot, Kasselmann and George twc-inch Woodward full- Fitzgerald. back, who led the Bulldogs All 53 boys named on the to the Public High League squad have been invited to title and the firs~ perfect be guests of The Post and 10.() record in PHSL his- Times-Star at the 18th antory, garnered the highest nual All-Star dinner Mon. numb£r of votes and thus day night, Dec. 2, at Hotel ' ~amed the honorary cap- Sheraton-Gibson. ' laincy of the 1963 squad. At that time the players 'I'he first team has an will be presented with their o" er-all average of 192 All-Star sweater emblems pounds with a 194-pound and certificates attesting to line and a backfield aver- their selection on the squad, age of 185 pounds. The sec· in accordance with annual ond team is slightly heavier, custom. ..
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