Century of Ashland Arrow Football

A Century of Ashland Arrow Basketball


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	The Early Years 1907 - 1918


	NCO Years 1919-1944


	Independent Era 1945-1959


	Cardinal Conference 1960 - 1986


	Ohio Heartland 1987 - 2002


	OCC 2003 - 2023

1931-32

Record 19 - 4

N C O L Record 8 - 2

1st Place

AHS BB 1931-32

Top Row: Left to Rt. Coach G. D. Rosie Starn, Paul “Ducky” Hazen, mascot The Red Lantern,
Chuck Campbell, Karl Kendig, Grant Clark.
Bottom row: Assist. Coach Frank “Tony” Lonero, Frank Zercher, Chuck Morrison, Earl Thomas,
Dick Brindle, Raymond “Nick” Dolby, Jim Jesson, Ray Harmon.

NCO 1931-32 Season

AHS	21	BEREA	17	AHS	32	MARION HARDING	17
AHS	24	NORWALK	14	AHS	25	MANSFIELD	14
AHS	33	TIFFIN JR. ORDER	26	AHS	40	BUCYRUS	14
AHS	23	SHELBY	22	AHS	30	GALION	12
AHS	23	Marion Harding	29	AHS	30	MANSFIELD	17	*
AHS	31	AKRON SOUTH	16	AHS	30	SANDUSKY	18	*
AHS	21	MANSFIELD	16	AHS	19	Norwalk	20	*
AHS	23	WOOSTER	17	AHS	16	LIMA CENTRAL	14	*
AHS	16	GALION	9	AHS	28	FREMONT	23	*
AHS	18	Bucyrus	20	AHS	28	AKRON EAST	21	*
AHS	26	FREMONT	21	AHS	31	Columbus North	33	*
AHS	35	SHELBY	27

The Starnmen made it to the Final Four before losing in double overtime to Columbus North, the State champions; and Earl Thomas was unanimously selected first-team All-Ohio. It was the farthest any AHS team has ever advanced. Thomas scored 205 points, and Chuck Morrison (105 pts) and Raymond “Nick” Dolby (104 pts) were all first-team NCO honorees. Sub Grant Clark had the best shooting average 57 percent, and Charles Campbell started the first nine games before his mid-year graduation. Their 19-wins was the school record until 1948. The “lucky” Red Lantern followed the team to State and remained a rivalry trophy with Mansfield until 1936.