The Caldron . burn, however, took our meas-ure by taking both contests, one at Auburn and the other at Fort Wayne. The scores for the season were: Bluffton at Bluffton 7 Bluffton at Fort Wayne 0 Auburn at Auburn 4 Auburn at Fort Wayne 6 Hicksville at Hicksville 2 Hicksville at Fort Wayne 7 Total Opponents 26 F. W. H. S H. S S F. W. H. S S F. W. H. S 21 8 3 3 11 11 S 57 Our famous wrecking crew was responsible for the majority of the runsand when they all went without a hit it meant an off day or some excellentpitching on the part of the opposition. Line-up for the sea
The Caldron . burn, however, took our meas-ure by taking both contests, one at Auburn and the other at Fort Wayne. The scores for the season were: Bluffton at Bluffton 7 Bluffton at Fort Wayne 0 Auburn at Auburn 4 Auburn at Fort Wayne 6 Hicksville at Hicksville 2 Hicksville at Fort Wayne 7 Total Opponents 26 F. W. H. S H. S S F. W. H. S S F. W. H. S 21 8 3 3 11 11 S 57 Our famous wrecking crew was responsible for the majority of the runsand when they all went without a hit it meant an off day or some excellentpitching on the part of the opposition. Line-up for the season: Kronmiller, 3b; Dinger, If; Koenig, rf; Roberts,c; Gerberding, 2b; W. Reed, p; R. Reed, ss; Rundles, cf; Sprang, lb; Diffen-dorfer, pitcher, and Kendricks, outfielder, were the extra men carried, butthey broke into very few games as the regulars were going at a great clip. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll THIS IS PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO W\4wjj^^^ MhEEi fi^S^i i op ^~ndQJ! *•» is $2T^. lllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ THIS IS PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE THE INTER CLASS FOOTBALL SEASON. The season of 1913 opened with class teams on the field. The games wereall played at Lawton park and were usually well attended. The games, as arule, lasted only three quarters as it became dark too early to permit a fullgame to be played. The first game was between the Sophomores and the Freshmen. The 16team took the lead and defeated the 17 team to the tune of 24 to 0. The second game of the series was played by the Juniors and Juniors went down under a storm of line plunges and end runs. Thefinal score was 30 to 6. Bauerle, Kendricks and Hornberger bore the bruntof the battle for the Freshmen, while ORourke and Geller led for the Juniors. The third game was between the Seniors and Sophomores. It was thelatter part of the first quarter before the Seniors scored the f
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