| 1921-22 |
Record 5 - 7 |
N C O L Record 2 - 4 |
5th Place |
Back row: Johnny Miller, Coach Harry Barnhart, Paul Kellogg, Ralph Buzzard.
Front (seated) Stanley Baney, Roger Paxton, (Capt) Howard Grindle, Leo Grimes, Victor Bailey.
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| NCO 1921-22 Season |
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| AHS |
31 |
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TIFFIN JR ORDER |
8 |
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AHS |
22 |
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Mansfield |
41 |
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| AHS |
19 |
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MARION HARDING |
17 |
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AHS |
15 |
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WOOSTER |
14 |
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| AHS |
12 |
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Delaware |
28 |
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AHS |
17 |
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Barberton |
25 |
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| AHS |
13 |
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Wooster |
34 |
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AHS |
15 |
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Bucyrus |
25 |
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| AHS |
26 |
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Galion |
29 |
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AHS |
30 |
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SANDUSKY |
24 |
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| AHS |
11 |
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Norwalk |
12 |
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AHS |
31 |
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MANSFIELD |
15 |
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Clarence Cook, the Captain and only returning letterman, played just two games because of a leg injury from Football season. Leo Grimes (100 pts) and replacement Capt. Howard Grindle (69 pts) led the in-experienced team in scoring. In the final game the A’s again denied Mansfield an NCO title with a 29-15 upset. The game was played at the Casino Park Coliseum before 2,500 spectators, which was the largest crowd in the 26-year history of the North Central Ohio League. |
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