Eastmoor High School 1958 Yearbook (Columbus, OH) - Full Access

FOOTBALL - SEASON OF ' 57 FOOTBALL Q AD First row: Jim Ritchason, Paul Phillips, Dave W1lliams, Bob Gailey, Dave Cook, Eddie Bloom, Dick Schulz, Bob Corwin, Dave Ray, Dick Benedict, Ron Casserly. Second row: Bob Naumoff, Dick Chrysler, Joe Phillips, Dick Wilson, AI Hoster, Tom Peters, Jim Andre, Mike Kaiser, teYe Gussler, Ron Devore, Curt Haywood . Thil·d 1·ou•: Coach Courtney, orm Osborne, Bob Goukler, Ray Bland, elson Freeman, Ronnie McDonald, Barry ilverman, Tim Doughty, Tim Miller, Ry Poole, Dick Gatlin. Fourth 1·ou•: Coach Mobberly, Tex Franklin, Doug Sphon, Tim Williams Leonard Block, Art Rhoad , Jetf Gordon. Lee iegel, am Connors, Dave Perkins, Bill Peters, Jay Perler. Fifth ,-ow: Coach Stuart, Tom Riech, Gary Compton, Tim Lo"'>ver, Jim Martin, Maurice Heaton, Morris Bloom, Ronnie Morgan, Larry Kulman, Duane Reynolds, Fred Hoster, Jim Hicks. GRIDIRO Coach Bob tuart's Warriors achieved a record of 4 wins and 5 losses during the 1957 football season. The preview, which was slated for September 6, showed the Warrior team putting up stiff competition for West and South High. Although Eastmoor and West were scoreless, Eastmoor out-gained West in yardage by 80 yards to West's 67 yards. The Warrior team lost 6-0, but the Bull– dog team had a very spirited team to fight against. The· Warriors first game was with Bishop Watterson. coreless in the first three quarters, we came back with a sma hing 'ictory ending the game 6-0. On eptember 20, Eastmoor encountered Grove City. The Warrior team was ground conscious by handing the Greyhounds a 34-12 loss. The Warriors first crack at a City League team was with Linden-McKinley. The Warriors were set back by a score of 24-7. Linden's years of experience apd their heavy line caused Eastmoor's first defeat. 70 SUMMARY West High's game proved to be another letdown with the Cowboys pinning Eastmoor to a 13-0 win. We. got back on our feet by defeating Franklin Heights 24-0, at our homecoming game. Gahanna tripped the Warriors by a score of 28-18. Although Eastmoor out-gained Gahanna in first downs, 13-9, experience was again the main factor. A c:ostly fumble ended the Warrior drive on the Gahanna 6 yard line. The Warriors were handed a 19-0 defeat from the Bulldogs. The Warriors never gave way and although South won our team put up a mighty fight. The second game to be played on our own field was with Rosary on November 1. The victory going to the opponents 13-6. On November 8 our last game of the season was played against Bexley with the Lions victorious 14-6.