Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1942, Page 58
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ROW 1—Blackwell, Garland, Williams, (Mgrs.), Branam, Vickory, Henderson, Todd, Helton, Phillips, Fendley, McGuire, T. Turk; Mgrs. Polley, Sanders.ROW 2—Chandler, Carpenter, Duncan, Thompson, Moulden, Walker, Doyle, Capt. Cook, Curry, May, Johnson, Deal, Bartlett, Hazel,Pate, McConnell.ROW 3—Coach Mumby. Assistant Coach Cuddy, B. Turk, Hudson, Manis, Floyd, Capshew, Powell, Hickam, Chitwood, Drake, Jackson, Poolitsan, Edmonds, Assistant Coach Brogneaux.On the night of September 12, the Bloomington Panthers started their 1941 football seasonby defeating the Bloomfield Cardinals by a big score, 28-0. The local boys, under superiorcoaching, performed like veterans.A week later, Central of Evansville, one of the strongest in the state, handed the Panthers their first defeat of the season. A much heavier team, the Bears defeatedthe Panthers 38-0.The following Friday night the Panthers journeyed to Sullivan. There they met theSouths strongest team. The Purple and White managed to stay on even terms with theArrows for a greater part of the first half. The Arrows then took to the air, and with abrilliant passing attack defeated the Panthers 43-7.Traveling to Washington, the Panthers, determined to make a come-back, steamrolledthe Hatchets by a score of 12-0.On October 10, the Panthers returned to their own field to meet Linton Miners. ThePanthers outplayed the Miners and defeated them 12-6.CoachBrogneauxCaptainCookCoachMumbyAsst. CoachCuddy |
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