In this case the ref gave the scorer's table the number of the player fouled (11) instead of the number of the player committing the foul (2). Coincidentially, Whitmer also had a #11 on the floor at this time. If the ref had given a number that no Whitmer player on the floor was wearing, the...
Many years ago rosters would list a home number (even #) and an away number (odd#) for each player. This wouldn't have happened if this was still the case.
There was also a Market Street School in Warren that I believe was for students that were considered special education students. They didn't have football but competed in class A in basketball when there was AA and A, and maybe when there was AAA. Doing a google search provides very limited...
The 1982 Parade All-American team included Glenn Mogle, who had moved from Howland to Sarasota, Florida before playing varsity. He grew to 6-9 240, and went on to play for Michigan before hurting his back. When asked what motivated him in a print interview, he stated that the varsity basketball...
John Burns, like Tom Ahern from the previous year, also played for Northwestern, one of at least 6 Tigers to play for the Wildcats over the years. he was moved from WR to HB near the beginning of the Fitch game and absolutely destroyed the Falcons that night.
A couple of things about some of the Howland players on the all-SVC team.
1. Tom Ahern played for Northwestern,
2. Ted Wade, who had 90 yard interception return for a TD against Mooney at the end of the 1st half, was tragically murdered in 1977...
My guess would be that no one in the picture was a freshman since the reason that Maurice Clarett supposedly didn't go to Mooney was that Don Bucci had told his father and him that freshmen don't play varsity at Mooney..
I guess it's safe to assume that the retired coach from South Range is not interested in getting back in coaching for a new challenge, since he'd have to be the frontrunner with his record ?
Didn't East close, then reopen when Rayen and Wilson cloosed in a new building ? At one time Youngstown, Warren, and Canton had 12 high schools combined that had football teams. That number is now 4 and at one time was 3.