1s follows 2 we! ole the ¢Ogden’ ‘High i" | «Pada |a Teal | team.S achieve ea | “What greater Rte than the championship? For seven long years the Tiger forces have ee hurled themselves against the enemy, only to. meet. defeat. “Defeat does not. always come to the worst team. ‘Many times - during the stretch of years the Ogden eleven was the best. team on the field, yet the “brakes” of the game were against it. If our memory does not fail, a specific case of the above may be observed. in the i ‘West game of 1915. The Tigers drove the Panthers to every corner of the field; in fact, ‘put over four touchdowns but three \were ealled back. eas The squad of the. 1916 sea Pdi Ve G3 q son was determined to win back #2 23:8: Oe eRe De chen the lost laurels of long ago, ‘aid & - they surely did not fail in the en- © Om) bs Me Oe KR p .* _terprise. A slim reverse met the team just as the last rites of the season were performed. Davis slipped in.and landed out a de- = feat, but circumstances altered = the case, and in the return game the title was easily taken by the OHS team. _ A “We not only commanded a OO ee @ M ee ek | So | 2 os 2B state-wide attention, but by de livering a terrific defeat to our = =~ Boise friends, we ‘claimed Inter- = mountain respect. Attempts were # made to slate games with Pacific ee a Coast teams, but all failed.” a AB Glasmann, considered the greatest backfield performer in Utah scholastic history, watched the recent “Little Brown Jug” Ss S ee tS Bas oe game and said: “The Tigers have a well balanced team: They also have a versatile attack. | hope they can break the jinx of. the past 42 years and. bring §& $8 ARN ot be Seg te ON ACME OeSC TAPS ee ARSO a oe 1 2 once Dr. Junior Rich : ay home the 1958 title.” ni Maurice Conroy is principal at badd: High School and Junior Rich of 1916 is now Dr. Junior Rich. George O'Keefe is one of the top men with Western Auto. Several members of the 1916 state championship team. have passed ay Others are > Scattered over nore United States. ch RE 4 |1