Garfield High
Starting Lineup
| No. | Name | Position | Weight | Height |
23 |
Walter Young | L.E. | 170 | 5-9 |
43 |
Angelo Miranda | L.T. | 191 | 5-9 |
30 |
John Boyle | L.G. | 192 | 5-11 |
1 |
Peter Yura | C. | 169 | 5-9 |
38 |
Steven Noviczky | R.G. | 190 | 5-9 |
25 |
Alex Yoda | R.T. | 200 | 6-0 |
8 |
Edward Hintenberger | R.E. | 178 | 6-1 |
16 |
Benny Babula | Q.B. | 190 | 6-1 |
17 |
John Orlovsky | L.H.B. | 180 | 5-9 |
33 |
John Grembowitz | R.H.B. | 180 | 5-10 |
6 |
Raymond Butts | F.B. | 190 | 6-2 |
Miami Senior High
Starting Lineup
| No. | Name | Position | Weight | Height |
11 |
Moore, J.B. | L.E. | 160 | 5-11 |
24 |
Fauth, Dick | L.T. | 175 | 5-9 |
22 |
Wilson, Gilbert | L.G. | 175 | 5-11 |
16 |
James, Harvey | C. | 174 | 5-9 |
23 |
Craven, Douglas | R.G. | 200 | 6-1 |
25 |
Rollins, Levin | R.T. | 162 | 6-4 |
12 |
Burrus, Charlie | R.E. | 165 | 6-1 |
2 |
Koesy, Jason | Q.B. | 150 | 5-9 |
10 |
Comfort, Harvey | L.H.B. | 151 | 5-8 |
18 |
Mathews, Bobby | R.H.B. | 141 | 5-8 |
6 |
Fancher, Charlie | F.B. | 145 | 5-8 |
GARFIELD 1939 ROSTER
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1-John Shaud 1-Pete Yura* 2-Valentine Maciag 2-Casimir Serafin 3-Lou Barcia 3-Stanley Saganiec* 4-Bill Wagnesz* 5-Julis Fick* 5-John Solarno 6-Eugene Bognar 6-Ray Butts* 7-Arthur Arts 7-Bob Schultz* 8-Ed Hintenberger* 8-Curt Echardt 9-John Gabor* 9-Sam Jenco 10-Wally Tabaka* 10-Carl Wildeman 11-Cosmo Costa 11-Bill Librera* 11-Dan Socha |
12-Leonard Macaluso* 13-Edward Ochab 14-Steven Nagel 14-Bill Polcari* 15-William Orutowsky 16-Benny Babula* 17-John Orlovsky* 18-Chester Szarawski* 19-Carl Raia 20-Ted Kurgan* 21-Red Barrale* 22-Nick Geomacaco 23-Walter Young* 24-Steve Sabo* 25-Alex Yoda* 26-Otto Durheimer* 27-Herb Georgius* 28-Charles Karoly 29-Joe Tripoli* 30-Jack Boyle* 31-George Gunza |
32-George Piasecki 33-John Grembowitz* 34-Joe Lucas* 35-Steve Burek* 35-William Galler 37-Andy Sudia 38-Steve Noviczky* 39-Joe Jaskot 39-Bill Orutosky* 39-John Pizzi 40-Ed Leskanic* 42-Carmine Pinto 43-Angelo Miranda* 44-Al Kazaren* *On Miami traveling squad HEAD COACH—Art Argauer ASSISTANT COACH—Joe Cody ASSISTANT COACH—John Hollis TEAM MANAGER—Louis Kral ASSISTANT MANAGER—Leon Kaminsky ASSISTANT MANAGER—John Sayban |
MIAMI 1939 ROSTER
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0-Gene Bolick 1-Davey Eldredge 2-Jason Koesy 3-Perk Nichols 4-John Oakley 5-Billy Rentz 6-Charlie Fancher 7-Paul Louis 8-Andy Smith 9-Irwin Sibley 10-Harvey Comfort 11-J.B. Moore |
12-Charlie Burrus 13-Charlie Jordan 14-Albert Anderson 15-John Williams 16-Harvey James 17-Gene Autrey 18-Bobby Mathews 19-Bucket Barnes 20-Brownis Brown 21-Bion Morgan 22-Gilbert Wilson 23-Doug Craven |
24-Dick Fauth 25-Levin Rollins 26-George Rogers 27-Stanley Pyfrom 28-William Wilson 29-Henry “Charles” Washington 30-Donald Glore 31-Jay Kendrick 32-Ray Slaigh HEAD COACH—Jesse Yarborough ASSISTANT COACHES—Clyde Crabtree, John McDonald, Pete Tulley TEAM MANAGER—Goldie Goldstein |
HEALTH BOWL GAME SUMMARY
Garfield 16, Miami 13, Orange Bowl, December 25, 1939
Garfield—Young, LE; Yoda, LT; Boyle, LG; Yura, C; Noviczky, RG; Miranda, RT; Hintenberger, RE; Babula, TB; Grembowitz, LHB; Orlovsky, RHB; Butts, FB.
Miami—Moore, LE; Fauth, LT; G. Wilson, LG; James, C; Craven, RG; Rollins, RT; Burrus, RE; Koesy, TB; Comfort, LHB; Mathews, RHB; Fancher, FB.
Score by periods
| Garfield | 6 | 0 | 7 | 3–16 |
| Miami | 0 | 0 | 6 | 6–13 |
Scoring: (G) Babula 4 run (Babula kick failed), (G) Grembowitz 20 run (Babula run), (M) Eldredge 2 run (Brown kick failed), (M) Eldredge 78 run (Brown kick), Babula 22 FG.
Substitutions: (G) Wagnesz for Young, Kurgan for Yoda, Tripoli for Miranda, Fick for Boyle, Macaluso for Noviczky, Kazaren for Orlovsky, Librera for Babula, Barrale for Babula. (M) Smith for Moore, Brown for Burrus, Barnes for G. Wilson, Morgan for Barnes, Pyfrom for Rollins, Louis for James, Eldredge for Koesy, Nichols for Mathews, Rogers for Fancher.
Referee: Harkness, Umpire: Cole. Head Linesman: Wilson. Field Judge: Thompson.
GAME STATISTICS AS COMPILED BY THE HERALD-NEWS
Garfield |
Miami |
|
16 |
First Downs |
13 |
177 |
Yards Gained Rushing |
244 |
5 |
Yards Lost Rushing |
16 |
10 |
Pass Attempts |
9 |
6 |
Completed |
2 |
0 |
Intercepted |
4 |
52 |
Yards Gained Passing |
39 |
224 |
Total Net Yards |
267 |
5/46 |
Punts/Average |
2/34 |
6 |
Punt Return Yardage |
32 |
4/36 |
Kickoffs/Average |
3/50 |
58 |
Kick Return Yardage |
43 |
0/0 |
Fumbles/Lost |
2/1 |
24 |
Yards Penalized |
10 |
Individual Rushing
(M) Eldredge 23-211, Koesy 1-10, Comfort 5-26, Mathews 2-5
(G) Babula 25-103, Grembowitz 8-60, Orlovsky 4-26, Kazaren 2-8, Young 1-6.
Individual Passing
(M) Eldredge 1-6-10-4, Comfort 1-2-29-0
(G) Babula 6-10-52-0
Individual Receiving
(M) Brown 1-29, James 1-10
(G) Butts 2-15, Young 2-12, Orlovsky 1-14, Grembowitz 1-8
HEALTH BOWL PLAY BY PLAY
(Composite from Star-Ledger and The Herald-News) First Quarter
Co-captains Benny Babula and Johnny Grembowitz, of Garfield, and Captain Davey Eldredge, of Miami, huddled with the officials for the toss of the coin. Garfield won the toss and elected to kick off to Miami. Miami elected to defend the east goal. Babula kicked to the Miamians’ two. Mathews returned to the 20. Koesy swept his own left end for 10 yards, Grembowitz making a brilliant tackle to stop the elusive back. Koesy was hurt and Davey Eldredge replaced him. Eldredge electrified the crowd on the next play by whipping through left tackle for 16 yards and another first down on the Miami 46. Grembowitz intercepted Eldredge’s pass on his own 46 and was nailed in his tracks.
Grembowitz and Orlovsky smashed through the center of the Miami line for a first down on the Stingarees’ 43. Babula went around left end for three yards before Moore stopped him. Orlovsky gained one yard on a spinner play. Babula passed to Orlovsky for a first down on the Miami 29, Mathews forcing the Garfield back out of bounds. Babula blazed around left end for still another first down, placing the leather on the Miami 17. Babula, stumbling and stiff-arming, reached the Stingarees’ nine where he was topped by Eldredge. Babula was stopped by Fancher for no gain at center. Babula, attempting to skirt left end, was smothered by half of the Florida team. Babula whipped through the right tackle for five yards and a first down on the Miami four. Babula lost a yard at the center of the line, where he was stopped by James, and the New Jersey team called timeout.
Babula roared through right tackle for a touchdown as a dozen photographers flashed bulbs in his face as he dove over the Miami line. Babula’s placement was wide and the score was Garfield 6, Miami 0.
With Orlovsky holding the ball, Babula kicked off to the Miami 11. Mathews lateraled to Eldredge and he danced back to the 35, stopped by Hintenberger. Eldredge skirted left end for six. Miranda broke through and smeared Comfort for a one-yard loss. Eldredge could gain but one yard in two attempts. Eldredge punted to the New Jersey 26. Orlovsky gathered the pigskin to his chest and galloped back to his 36. On a reverse, Young picked up two yards. Babula’s pass, intended for Grembowitz, was short. Babula punted beautifully to the Miami 14. Wagnesz downed the ball.
Eldredge skipped around left end for three. Eldredge, feinting as if to pass, spun around right end for five as the first quarter ended with the scored Garfield 6, Miami 0.
Second Quarter
As play resumed, Rogers plunged over center for first down on the Miami 25. Eldredge visited left tackle for five. Grembowitz halted him. The fast-stepping Miami halfback collected another first down with a brilliant 11-yard dash through left guard. He was in the clear when Fick and Grembowitz wrapped their arms around him. Wagnesz stopped Comfort for a one-yard loss but Eldredge pestered Garfield again with a six-yard excursion at right end. Comfort blazed through right guard for 17 yards, making it a first down on the Garfield 36. The entire Garfield secondary made the tackle. Garfield called time out.
Eldredge garnered three yards in two tries at left end. Grembowitz again pulled the Miamian’s legs from under him. Eldredge’s pass, sailing toward Brown, was blocked by Orlovsky. That is, the ball hit the Garfield player in the face. Miami was penalized five yards for excessive time out. The penalty was the first ruling by the officials.
The crowd came screaming to its feet on the next play when Comfort hurled a long, high aerial to Brown, who caught the pigskin on the Garfield nine. Brown, however, fumbled and Wagnesz recovered the leather on the Garfield nine.
Babula punted to the Miami 46 and Eldredge returned to midfield. The play was called back. Garfield was penalized to its own one-yard line. The officials ruled that the New Jersey backfield failed to come to a stop after shifting.
Babula dropped back into the end zone and booted the ball to the Miami 36. The crowd gave the 68-yard boot a reverberating roar. Eldredge returned the leather to the Garfield 38 where Babula hustled up the field to make the tackle. Mathews failed to gain at the center of the line. Eldredge fumbled and recovered. The play cost the Miamians 15 yards as Leskanic brought Eldredge down. Comfort’s pass hit Smith in the face on the Garfield 14 and got away from him. Eldredge’s cleats sent the ball spiraling out of bounds on the Garfield 10.
Babula danced around right end for four. The N.J. aggregation, confident and playing with the smoothness of a well-oiled machine, had more poise at this stage of the game than the Florida gridders. Garfield called time out. Babula and Orlovsky picked up five yards between them in two tries at the center of the line. Orlovsky received a resounding tackle and coach Art Argauer took him out of the encounter after suffering an injury to his collarbone. Kazaren replaced him.
Babula punted 35 yards to the Miami 46 where Young downed the kick. Eldredge’s pass was intercepted by Kazaren on the Garfield 29. Smith stopped Kazaren in his tracks.. Grembowitz and Babula gained two yards at left tackle and the first half ended. The score was still Garfield 6, Miami 0.
Third Quarter
With the exception of Kazaren in the backfield and Fick at guard, Garfield’s lineup appeared unchanged as the second half opened. Miami’s lineup was the same which left the field at the end of the first half.
Barnes kicked off to Kazaren on Garfield’s five-yard stripe and ran it back to the 17 where Brown tackled him. Babula raced around right end for 19 yards before being hauled down by Washington. Babula passed to Young, who lateraled to Kazaren. The play gained six yards. Babula dug through right guard for seven more then Benny flipped a 14-yard pass to Butts, bringing the ball to the Miami 38. On second down, Babula tried left tackle but failed to gain when Brown stopped him. Again Benny tried left tackle but Charles Washington halted him for no gain. Babula pulled the fans to their feet when a 15-yard dash around Miami’s right flank, giving Garfield a first down on the Stingaree 20, where Mathews forced him out of bounds.
Garfield scored its second touchdown on the next play when Babula faked a line smash and handed the leather off to Grembowitz, who sped wide around Miami’s left end to score all by himself. Babula split the middle of Miami’s line for the extra point and Garfield led, 13-0.
Librera’s kickoff slithered out of bounds on the Miami 49 and he replaced Babula in the Garfield lineup. Eldredge scampered four yards around right end then Comfort added four at right guard. Eldredge whipped 17 yards around left end before Grembowitz pulled him to earth. The play gave Miami a first down on the Garfield 26. Eldredge whipped a pass down the left side and Harvey James grabbed it after a Boilermaker deflected it into the air.
It was first and 10 on Garfield’s 16. Eldredge went over right guard for two yards. Eldredge slipped through the same spot for five more and once again it was Grembowitz who made the tackle. Eldredge skidded off right end for four yards and a first down on the Garfield five.
Eldredge scooted off left guard to the Boilermaker two-yard marker. Tripoli made the tackle. Eldredge started off right tackle, cut back in slightly through guard to tally. Barnes replaced Wilson but instead of kicking, Red Mathews tried to burrow into the Garfield first defense but was stopped short of the added point and Garfield still led, 13-6.
Barnes kicked off to the Garfield five and Babula brought the apple back to the 25. Grembowitz picked up two yards at left guard then the Boilermakers were penalized 15 yards for unnecessary roughness, shoving the ball back to the 14. Babula tried to skirt left end but half the Miami line threw him for a three-yard loss. Babula’s punt wobbled 27 yards to the Garfield 38 where Grembowitz stopped Comfort in his tracks. Garfield called time out.
Eldredge scampered 11 yards around right end behind good blocking for a first down on the Garfield 26. Kazaren made the tackle. Eldredge flipped a short pass over the middle and Babula short-circuited it, returning to the N.J. 22 as the quarter ended. Babula had shortly before the play replaced Librera. The return was seven yards.
Fourth Quarter
When play resumed, Kazaren crashed through center for three yards and on the next play Babula passed eight yards to Grembowitz, giving Garfield a first down on the Garfield 33. Babula tried another aerial but Gilbert Wilson, Miami guard, intercepted it and behind good blocking went 40 yards for a touchdown. The play was nullified, however, when an alert official spotted a Miami lineman offside and the Stingarees were penalized five yards. It was first and eight for the Garfield lads on their own 37.
Babula faiiled to gain on an end skirt and Kazaren plunged through center for three yards and it was third and one. Hampered by the heat, Garfield again called time out. Babula made it a first down with a two-yard gain at left guard. He faded swiftly and skied a long pass down the left side lines but Wagnesz could not quite make the catch. Grembowitz went over left tackle for two three-footers. Babula’s pass for Young was knocked down by James. Benny sailed a beautiful 54-yard punt over the Miami goal. Officials brought it back to the 20 and it was first and 10 Miami.
Eldredge jumped over tackle for two yards, Butts making the stop. With four mates running in front of him, Eldredge skipped around left end, eluded two Garfield tacklers, had another pair of Boilermakers cut down by the interference and then pulled into the clear as the procession reached the 50-yard line. With no one between him and the goal, L’il David was a cinch. With every stride he pulled away from the gallant Garfield pursuers to score.
The run was good for 77 yards.
Barnes sailed the placement kick through the uprights and with minutes left to play the score read: Garfield 13, Miami 13.
Barnes kicked off to the Boilermakers’ 13 and Babula sprinted back 31 yards to the Garfield 46. Babula got three at left tackle then found three at right tackle. Babula passed to Young who lateraled to Kazaren to give Garfield six yards and a first down on the Miami 42. Benny passes one yard to Butts. On the same reverse play that scored Garfield’s second touchdown, Grembowitz raced 27 yards around left end before being knocked out of bounds on the Miami 15 by Comfort.
On second down, Babula went around right end for two yards. Babula’s pass for Wagnesz across the goal line was incomplete. Babula hit left tackle for only two yards, bringing the ball to the Miami 10. Then, on fourth down, Babula dropped back and booted a perfect field goal through the posts and New Jersey led, 16-13. Benny kicked from the 22.
Only a few minutes remained and Eldredge returnd to Miami’s lineup. Babula kicked out of bounds on the Miami 17 and the ball came out to the 35.
Eldredge failed to gain at left tackle. Eldredge’s intended pass for Brown was knocked down by Kazaren. On a fake pass, Eldredge went six yards to the 41. One minute remained in the game. Comfort slashed around left end for a first down on the Garfield 49.
Eldredge’s pass was intercepted by Kazaren and he returned to the 50. Garfield called time out. The fans began filing out of the gray steel stands. Babula carried two Stingaree tacklers 12 yards for a first down on the Boilermakers’ 38. Babula’s line plunge added one. Running slow and easy, Babula was stopped as the game ended.
Final score: Garfield 16, Miami 13.
GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 1939 GAME SUMMARIES
Garfield 33, Dickinson 0, Passaic Schools Stadium, September 30
Dickinson—Urana, LE; Michelitte, LT, Esposito, LG; Blum, C; Whelan, RG; Vogt, RT; Morschauser, RE; Milosevic, TB; Johnson, LHB; Zurawecki, RHB; Sarenson, FB.
Garfield—Young, LE; Miranda, LT; Boyle, LG; Yura, C; Grembowitz, RG; Tripoli, RT; Wagnesz, RE; Babula, TB; Tabaka, LHB; Orlovsky, RHB, Butts, FB.
Substitutions: (G) Librera, Schultz.
Score by periods
| Dickinson | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0–0 |
| Garfield | 7 | 6 | 7 | 13–33 |
Touchdowns: (G) Babula 2, Schultz, Orlovski, Tabaka. Points after touchdown: (G) Young 2, Kurgan (placements).
Referee: Kirkland. Umpire: Dupes. Head linesman: Abbott.
Garfield 14, Irvington 12, Irvington, Morrell Field, October 7
Garfield—Young, LE; Tripoli, LT; Boyle, LG; Yura, C; Grembowitz, RG; Miranda, RT; Wagnesz, RE; Babula, TB; Tabaka, LHB; Orlovsky, RHB, Butts, FB.
Irvington—Hedden, LE; Arnold, LT; Cherney, LG; Rinaldi, C; Addonizio, RG; Packin, RE; Hoffman, RE; Hornish, TB; Saymanski, LHB; Kulikowski, RHB; Reckenwald, FB.
Substitutions: (G) Yoda, Macaluso, Leskanic, Hintenberger, Kurgan, Burek, Schultz, Fick. (I) Hudak, Wassel, Prybylowski, Nickolopoulos, Smith. Sparks.
Score by periods
| Garfield | 7 | 0 | 0 | 7–14 |
| Irvington | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0–12 |
Touchdowns: (G) Babula 2, Prybylowski, Kulikowski.
Points after touchdown: (G) Orlovsky 2 (placements). Referee: Bonnel. Umpire: Sparks. Head linesman: Spence.
Garfield 12, Passaic 6, Passaic Schools Stadium, October 14
Passaic—Kuzma, LE; Fadil, LT; Anlonovsky, LG; Rybak, C; Murray Friend, RG; Gawalis, RT, Hook, RE; Corrubia, TB; Ladyczka, LHB; Henry, RHB; Zabawa, FB.
Garfield—Young, LE; Tripoli, LT; Boyle, LG; Yura, C; Grembowitz, RG; Miranda, RT; Wagnesz, RE; Babula, TB; Tabaka, LHB; Orlovsky, RHB, Kazaren, FB.
Substitutions: (G) Hintenberger, Kurgan, Yoda, Lucas, Macaluso, Fick, Leskanic, Butts. (P) Christie, Schwartz, Baker, Koselski, McCarthy, Milt Friend, Negrycz, Bednarz, Sloma.
Score by periods
| Passaic | 0 | 6 | 0 | 0–6 |
| Garfield | 6 | 0 | 0 | 6–12 |
Touchdowns: (G) Babula 2, (P) Zabawa.
Referee: Steinhilber. Umpire: Horn. Head linesman: Thompson.
Garfield 14, East Rutherford 6, Riggin Field, October 21
Garfield—Hintenberger, LE; Miranda, LT; Boyle, LG; Yura, C; Grembowitz, RG; Yoda, RT; Leskanic, RE; Librera, TB; Tabaka, LHB; Orlovsky, RHB, Kazaren, FB.
East Rutherford—Weaver, LE; Kutyniak LT; Bode, LG; Ormsby, C; Belini, RG; Sasse, RT; Sesselman, RE; Subda, TB; Sondey LHB; Dabek, RHB; Mastroianni, FB.
Score by periods
| Garfield | 0 | 7 | 7 | 0–14 |
| East Rutherford | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0–6 |
Touchdowns: (ER) Subda. (G) Tabaka, Young. Points after touchdown: (G) Young (placement), Babula (rush)
Substitutions: (G) Babula, Young, Wagnesz, Fick, Barrale, Tripoli, Noviczky, Durheimer. (ER) Markowsky, Esposito, Lampert, Wisneski.
Referee: Seigenfuse. Umpire: Springer, Head linesman: Claxton.
Garfield 26, Thomas Jefferson 0, Williams Field, October 28
Garfield—Young, LE; Miranda, LT; Boyle, LG; Yura, C; Noviczky, RG; Yoda, RT; Wagnesz, RE; Babula, TB; Grembowitz, LHB; Tabaka, RHB; Butts, FB.
Thomas Jefferson—Miller, LE; Halleck, LT; Kania, LG; Czuzak, C; Karafel, RG; Burnelsko, RT; Sadowski, RE; Van Arsdale, TB; Gervasel, LHB; Delaney, RHB; Savage, FB.
Score by periods
| Garfield | 0 | 7 | 13 | 6–26 |
| Thomas Jefferson | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0–0 |
Touchdowns: (G) Babula 2, Tabaka, Barrale. Points after touchdown: (G) Babula 2 (placements).
Substitutions: (G) Hintenberger, Kurgan, Macaluso, Lucas, Fick, Tripoli, Leskanic, Barrale, Librera, Szarawski, Kazaren, Mikulik, Schultz, Polcari, Thomas. (TJ) Peck, Wazilewski, Queen, Kindervatter, Scutro, Fletcher.
Referee: Steinhilber. Umpire: Fish. Head Linesman: Hebel.
Garfield 18, Bloomfield 0, Foley Field, November 4
Garfield—Young, LE; Miranda, LT; Boyle, LG; Yura, C; Noviczky, RG; Yoda, RT; Wagnesz, RE; Babula, TB; Tabaka, LHB; Grembowitz, RHB; Butts, FB.
Bloomfield—Landrum, LE; Johnson, LT; Lobell, LG; Greenip, C; Kochal, RG; Stevens, RT; DeLuca, RE; Kerr, TB; McGowan, LHB; Vesterman, RHB; Adams, FB.
Score by periods
| Garfield | 0 | 6 | 6 | 6–18 |
| Bloomfield | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0–0 |
Touchdowns: (G) Babula 2, Tabaka.
Substitutions: (G) Kurgan, Macaluso, Lucas, Fick, Tripoli, Hintenberger, Leskanic, Librera, Szarawski, Kazaren, Schultz. (B) Johnson, H. Pindar, Robinson, Cosgrove, Shipley, Markowitz, Morton, Marfuggi, Cotton, Zahnle.
Referee: Hyens. Umpire: Wittpenn. Head Linesman: Bonnell.
Garfield 13, Asbury Park 7, Asbury Park HS Stadium, November 11
Garfield—Young, LE; Miranda, LT; Boyle, LG; Yura, C; Noviczky, RG; Yoda, RT; Hintenberger, RE; Babula, TB; Tabaka, LHB; Grembowitz, RHB; Butts, FB.
Asbury Park—Layton, LE; O. Manger, LT; Sutphin, LG; Reichey, C; M Manger, RG; Sagui, RT; Lankenau, RE; Dugan, TB; Malta, LHB; Netcher, RHB; Falco, FB.
Score by periods
| Garfield | 0 | 0 | 0 | 13–13 |
| Asbury Park | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0–7 |
Touchdowns: (G) Grembowitz, Babula. (AP) Netcher.
Points after touchdown: (G) Babula (rush), (AP) Falco (rush).
Substitutions: (G) Fick, Macaluso, Tripoli, Leskanic. (AP) Wight, Wills, Irons, Cascella, Martorella, Savoth, Palumbo.
Referee: Thompson. Umpire: Steinhilber. Head linesman: Hebel.
Garfield 48, Eastside 6, Passaic Schools Stadium, November 18
Eastside—Doby, LE; Stampone, LT; Ottavia, LG; Roughgarden, C; Contini, RG; Sorrantino, RT; Fournier, RE; Vaslos, TB; Smith, LHB; Kachadurian, RHB; Marone, FB.
Garfield—Young, LE; Miranda, LT; Boyle, LG; Yura, C; Noviczky, RG; Yoda, RT; Hintenberger, RE; Babula, TB; Tabaka, LHB; Grembowitz, RHB; Butts, FB.
Score by periods
| Eastside | 0 | 0 | 6 | 0–6 |
| Garfield | 14 | 0 | 7 | 27–48 |
Touchdowns: (E) Cleeland. (G) Babula 4, Leskanic, Hintenberger, Kazaren. Points after touchdown: (G) Babula 4 (placements). Orlovsky 2 (placements).
Substitutions: (E) Chiapelli, Suhl, Jaffee, Landi, Runz, Schneider, Fusilli, Siegal, Herring, Calvano, Peterson, Cleeland, Ordini, Arbus, Cubby, Breslin. (G) Wagnesz, Leskanic, Sudia, Saganiec, Tripoli, Kurgan, Sabo, Fick, Macaluso, Gabor, Jaskot, Luca, Serafin, Librera, Orlovsky, Kazaren, Szarawski, Schultz, Orutowsky, Polcari, Raia, Burek, Mikulik.
Referee: Schanz. Umpire: Claxton. Head Linesman: Bunn.
Garfield 21, Clifton 6, Passaic Schools Stadium, November 25
Clifton—Anderson, LE; H. Scussel, LT; Pedranti, LG; Porter, C; Peliner, RG; E. Scussel, RT; Roche, RE; Demchak, TB; Perez, LHB; Lennon, RHB; Sanicki, FB.
Garfield—Young, LE; Miranda, LT; Boyle, LG; Yura, C; Noviczky, RG; Yoda, RT; Hintenberger, RE; Babula, TB; Tabaka, LHB; Grembowitz, RHB; Butts, FB.
Score by periods
| Clifton | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6–6 |
| Garfield | 7 | 7 | 7 | 0–21 |
Touchdowns: (C) Sanicki. (G) Babula 3. Points after touchdown: (G) Babula (placement and rush), Hintenberger (pass from Tabaka).
Substitutions: (C) Mack, Dunkersloot, Watson, Pellack, Stewart, Thoms, Zanoni, Leach, J. Pavlik. (G) Wagnesz, Leskanic, Tripoli, Kurgan, Fick, Macaluso, Lucas, Librera, Schultz, Orlovsky, Kazaren, Szarawski.
Referee: Spence. Umpire: Maroney. Head Linesman: Dupes. Field Judge: Bonnell.
MIAMI HIGH SCHOOL 1939 GAME SUMMARIES
Miami 7, Robert E. Lee 0, Municipal Stadium, October 6
Miami—Smith, LE; Craven, LT; Barnes, LG; Rollins, C; G. Wilson, RG; Kendrick, RT; Burrus, RE; Eldredge, TB; Mathews, LHB; Comfort, RHB; Rogers, FB.
Lee—Hoskinson, LE; Silverberg, LT; McRae, LG; Willingham, C; W. Raborn, RG; Platt, RT; Weaver, RE; A. Faulkner TB; Partin, LHB; J. Faulkner, RHB; George, FB.
Score by periods
| Miami | 0 | 0 | 7 | 0–7 |
| Robert E. Lee | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0–0 |
Touchdowns: (M) Burrus. Points after touchdowns: (M) Barnes (placement).
Substitutions: (M) Moore, Koesy, Nichols, Oakley. (L) Shubert, Jones, Leslie, Katz.
Referee: Finnefrock. Umpire: Barfield. Head linesman: Rahaim. Field Judge: Smith.
Miami 32, Knoxville 0, Orange Bowl, October 13
Knoxville—Lane, LE; Ledford, LT; Schriver, LG; Bailey, C; Crisp, RG; King, RT; Westbrook, RE; Ousley, TB; Hatfield, LHB; White, RHB; Phillips, FB.
Miami—Smith, LE; Fauth, LT; Barnes, LG; Rollins, C; Kendrick, RG; Craven, RT; Burrus, RE; Eldredge, TB; Koesy, LHB; Mathews, RHB; Rogers, FB.
Score by periods
| Knoxville | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0–0 |
| Miami | 14 | 6 | 6 | 6–32 |
Touchdowns: (M) Eldredge 2, Nichols, Comfort, Koesy. Points after touchdown: Barnes 2 (placements).
Substitutions: (K) Weese, Robinson, Freels, Hodges, Clarkm Hickman, Evans, Vann, Traumann. (M) Moore, Brown, Anderson, Perkins, G. Wilson, Glore, Williams, Fisher, Morgan, Pyfrom, Louis, Nichols, Oakley, Rentz. Comfort.
Referee: Harkness. Umpire: Cole. Head Linesman: Wilson. Field Judge: Thompson.
Miami 26, Savannah 6, Orange Bowl, October 20
Savannah—Hathaway, LE; Tabakian, LT; Durant, LG; R. Wood, C; Holec, RG; Cerellas, RT; Cosnahan, RE; McLauren, TB; Knudson, LHB; Hardin, RHB; Johnson, FB.
Miami—Smith, LE; Fauth, LT; Barnes, LG; Rollins, C; Kendrick, RG; Craven, RT; Moore, RE; Koesy, TB; Mathews, LHB; Comfort, RHB; Nichols, FB.
Score by periods
| Savannah | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6–6 |
| Miami | 6 | 0 | 14 | 6–26 |
Touchdowns: (S) Griner. (M) Koesy, Comfort, Burrus, Bolick. Points after touchdowns: Koesy, Barnes (placements).
Substitutions; (S) Blake, Griner, Wade, Oliver. Shore, Holec, T. Wood, Way, Heimken, Connor. (M) Burris, Brown, Anderson, Washington, Hill, Perkins, Fisher, G. Wilson, Louis, Bolick, Oakley, Rentz, Autry, Rogers.
Refree; Harkness. Umpire: Spain. Head Linesman: Goldstein. Field Judge: Thompson.
Miami 30, Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville) 7, Municipal Stadium, October 28
Miami—Moore, LE; Fauth, LT; Barnes, LG; Rollins, C; Kendrick, RG; Craven, RT; Burrus, RE; Koesy, TB; Comfort, LHB; Rogers, RHB; Mathews, FB.
Jackson—Glenn, LE; Padgett, LT; Bishop, LG; Crosby, C; Heyn, RG; Lewis, RT; Bright, RE; Kenyon, TB; Ramsey, LHB; Cook, RHB; Alsobrook, FB.
Score by periods
| Miami | 0 | 12 | 6 | 12–30 |
| Jackson | 0 | 7 | 0 | 0–7 |
Touchdowns: (M) Eldredge 2, Koesy 2, Bolick, Jackson. (J)Love. Point after touchdown: Bishop (placement).
Substitutions: (M) Fisher, Bolick, Nichols, Smith, Eldredge, Autrey, Washington, Brown, G. Wilson, Glore, Louis, Anderson, Pyfrom, Morgan, Rentz, Sibley, Osceola. (J) Hoffman, Bowers, Love, Zell, Williamson, Mims, Craig, Horne.
Referee: Finnefrock. Umpire: Burkhalter. Head Linesman: Lynch. Field judge: Wood.
Miami 19, Lanier 0, Orange Bowl. November 11.
Lanier—King, LE; Bryant, LT; Knight, LG; West, C; D. Johnson, RG; Thomas, RT; Corn, RE; Volk, TB; W. Johnson, LHB; Reynolds, RHB; Dunham, FB.
Miami—Moore, LE; Fauth, LT; G. Wilson, LG; Rollins, C; Kendrick, RG; Craven, RT; Burrus, RE; Eldredge, TB; Mathews, LHB; Comfort, RHB; Fancher, FB.
Score by periods
| Lanier | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0–0 |
| Miami | 0 | 6 | 7 | 6–19 |
Touchdowns: (M) Koesy, Burrus, Eldredge. Points after touchdown: (M) Rogers (run).
Substitutions: (L) Suddath, Morris, Mueket, Connally, Cousins, Stewart, Banks, Horne, Harvey, George, Gilreath. (M) Jordan, Brown, Anderson, W. Wilson, Washington, Glore, Williams, Barnes, Morgan, Pyfrom, Saigh, Louis, Hill, Bolick, Koesy, Nichols, Oakley, Rentz, Sibley, James, Rogers.
Referee: Harkness. Umpire: Hunt. Head linesman: Goldstein. Field Judge: Seiler.
Miami 27, Jackson (Mississippi) 0, Orange Bowl, November 17
Jackson—McCaskill, LE; Cotten, LT; Dorman, LG; Gober, C; Adams, RG; Gates, RT; Moore, RE; Harper, TB; Downie, LHB; Gray, RHB; Paquette, FB.
Miami—Moore, LE; Washington, LT; G. Wilson, LG; Rollins, C; Kendrick, RG; Craven, RT; Burrus, RE; Koesy, TB; Mathews, LHB; Comfort, RHB; Nichols, FB.
Score by periods
| Jackson | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0–0 |
| Miami | 7 | 6 | 7 | 7–27 |
Touchdowns: (M) Comfort, Eldredge 2, James. Points after touchdown: Koesy (placement), Barnes (placement), Sibley (run).
Substitutions: (J) Dockery, Shores, Post, Majors, Chastang, Aldridge, Loper, Chambers, Simmons, Black, Borchardt, Caldwell. (M) Smith, Jorda, Brown, Anderson, Fauth, W. Wilson, Glore, Williams, Morgan, Pyfrom, Saigh, Louis, Bolick, Eldredge, Oaklay, Rentz, Fancher, Sibley, James, Autrey.
Referee: Seiler. Umpire: Goldstein. Head Linesman: Thompson. Field Judge: Spain.
Miami 27, Spartanburg 0, Orange Bowl, November 24
Spartanburg—Earnhardt, LE; Debbins, LT; Gibbs, LG; Daniels, C; Cantrell, RG; Stone, RT; Smith, RE; Atwell, TB; McMillan, LHB; Tindall, RHB; Cannady, FB.
Miami—Moore, LE; Washington, LT; Morgan, LG; Rollins, C; Kendrick, RG; Craven, RT; Fauth, RE; Koesy, TB; Comfort, LHB; James, RHB; Rogers, FB.
Score by periods
| Spartanburg | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0–0 |
| Miami | 6 | 14 | 7 | 0–27 |
Touchdowns: (M) Eldredge 2, Koesy, Rentz. Points after touchdown: Koesy (placement).
Substitutions: (S) Wertz, C.K. Smith, Cook, Justice. (M) A. Smith, Jordan, Burrus, Brown, W. Wilson, Glore, Williams, Barnes, Morgan, G. Wilson, Pyfrom, Saigh, Bolick, Eldredge, Nichols, Oakley, Rentz, Fancher, Sibley, Autrey.
Referee: Wilson. Umpire: Cole. Head Linesman: Davis. Field Judge: Worley.
Miami 13, Edison 0, Orange Bowl, December 1
Edison—Kols, LE; O’Neil, LT; Adams, LG; Wiggins, C; Smith, RG; Netsch, RT; Gardiner, RE; Hausenbauer, TB; McCollum, LHB; Knuck, RHB; Depew, FB.
Miami—Moore, LE; Fauth, LT; G. Wilson, LG; Rollins, C; Kendrick, RG; Craven, RT; Burrus, RE; Koesy, TB; Mathews, LHB; Comfort, RHB; Fancher, FB.
Score by periods
| Edison | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0–0 |
| Miami | 0 | 7 | 0 | 6–13 |
Touchdowns: (M) Eldredge 2. Points after touchdowns: (M) Barnes (placement).
Substitutions: (E) Shuck, Powell, Snowden, Weekley, O’Noff, D. Collins, Schmidt, Pearson, Gracy, Down, Downs, Mathis, Waters. (M) Smith, Jordan, Brown, Anderson, W. Wilson, Washington, Glore, Williams, Barnes, Pyfrom, Louis, Bolick, Eldredge, Nichols, Rents, Sibley, James, Autrey, Rogers.
Referee: Harkness. Umpire: Cole. Head Linesman: Brown. Field Judge: Wilson.
Miami 26, Boys 0, Orange Bowl, December 7
Boys—J. Brown, LE; Eaves, LT; Cox, LG; Anrel, C; Jordan, RG; Alexander, RT; Conger, RE; L. Smith, TB; R. Kenerly, LHB; Jarvis, RHB; Berman, FB.
Miami—Moore, LE; Fauth, LT; G. Wilson, LG; Rollins, C; Kendrick, RG; Craven, RT; Burrus, RE; Koesy, TB; Mathews, LHB; Comfort, RHB; Fancher, FB.
Score by periods
| Boys | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0–0 |
| Miami | 0 | 12 | 7 | 7–26 |
Touchdowns: (M) Eldredge 3, Comfort. Points after touchdown: Rogers (run), Matthews (run)
Substitutions: (B) McKinney, Furchgott, Richards, N. Kenerly, Almand, DeFreese, Kenimer, Finchia, Thompson, Bailey. (M) Brown, Smith, Jordan, Washington, Anderson, W. Wilson, Glore, Barnes, Morgan, Williams, Pyfrom, Saigh, Louis, Eldredge, Bolick, Rogers, James, Nichols, Rentz, Sibley, Autrey.
Refree: Bradley. Umpire: Harkness. Head Linesman: Wilson. Field judge: Slate.
MIAMI HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTMAS RECORD (6-6-1)
1929 Miami 7, Salem, Mass. 6
1930 Miami 18, Stivers, Dayton, O. 0
1931 Harrison, Chicago, Il.18, Miami 7
1932 Waite, Toledo, O. 13, Miami 7
1933 Miami 19, Central, Syracuse, N.Y. 7
1934 Scott, North Braddock, Pa. 26, Miami 14
1935 Elmira, N.Y. 13, Miami 0
1936 New Britain, Ct. 32, Miami 13
1937 Miami 6, Oak Park, Il. 6
1938 Miami 19, McKeesport, Pa. 13
1939 Garfield, N.J. 16, Miami 13
1940 Miami 19, Fenger, Chicago, Il. 0
1941 Miami 26, Baltimore City College, Md. 0
1939 COLLITON RANKINGS TOP 25
Garfield 649
East Orange 628
Nutley 618
Newark West Side 591
Vineland 582
Passaic 570
Columbia 560
Irvington 542
Kearny 520
Linden 510
Hillside 509
Union 493
South River 490
Woodbridge 484
New Brunswick 480
Red Bank 460
Orange 458
Paterson Eastside 451
Snyder 448
Paterson Central 443
Collingswood 440
Trenton Central 435
Woodrow Wilson 415
Ridgefield Park 415
Memorial, West New York, 412
1939 WORLD TELEGRAM ALL STARS
The team that never made it to Miami
FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Bob Duffey, East Orange, N.J., Warren Slavin, Erasmus Hall, N.Y.
TACKLES
Henry Majlinger, Stuyvesant., N.Y. and Irv Kintisch, New Utrecht, N.Y.
GUARDS
Kenny Franklin, Valley Stream, N.Y and Bill Kupper, Lawrence, N.Y.
CENTER
Marty Martinson, Curtis, N.Y.
QUARTERBACK
John Kamerer, Seward Park, N.Y.
HALFBACKS
Benny Babula, Garfield, N.J. and Ernie Colaneri, Harrison, N.Y.
FULLBACK
Frank Cardinale, Nutley, N.J.
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Herb Schwartje, Dumont, N.J. and Harold Enstice, Flushing, N.Y.
TACKLES
Charlie Martus, New Rochelle, N.Y. and Melvin Downey, Boys, N.Y.
GUARDS
George Kurs, Tilden, N.Y. and John Grembowitz, Garfield, N.J.
CENTER
Seymour Cohen, Seward Park, N.Y.
BACKS
Bob Forfar, Kearny, N.J., Bill Wright, Freeport, N.Y., Vinnie Pesature, DeWitt Clinton, N.Y. and Mort Rauff, Erasmus Hall, N.Y.
1939 ALL STAR TEAMS
NEW JERSEY ALL STATE
NEW JERSEY SCHOLASTIC SPORTS WRITES ASSOCIATION
FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Bob Duffey, East Orange; John Grembowitz, Garfield
TACKLES
Al Rotella, Paterson Central; Joe Gawalis, Passaic
GUARDS
Carmen Scarpa, Orange; Carl Harr, Columbia
CENTER
Tex Warrington, Bordentown Military Academy
BACKS
Benny Babula, Garfield, Joe Stanowicz, Hackettstown; Joe Chielli, Vineland; Frank Cardinale, Nutley
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Hal Thompson, Manasquan; Matt Bolger, St. Benedict’s
TACKLES
Ted Otlowski, Perth Amboy; Buddy Trucano, Vinland
GUARDS
William Cherney, Irvington; Bill Nichols, Atlantic City
CENTER
Jack Ehrich, Newark West Side
BACKS
Mungo Ladyczka, Passaic; Bob Forfar, Kearny; Wasilek, Woodbridge; Baroni, Blair Academy
NEWARK EVENING NEWS (HIGH SCHOOLS ONLY)
FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Bob Duffey, East Orange; Herb Schwartje, Dumont
TACKLES
Al Rotella, Paterson Central; Joe Gawalis, Passaic
GUARDS
John Grembowitz, Garfield; Bill Nichols, Atlantic City
CENTER
Jack Ehrich, Newark West Side
BACKS
Joe Chielli, Vineland; Benny Babula, Garfield; Oscar Givens, Linden; Joe Stanowicz, Hackettstown
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Walter Young, Garfield; Charley Darcy, Atlantic City
TACKLES
Buddy Trucano, Vineland; Lawrence Stevens, Bloomfield
GUARDS
Potter, Kearny; Carmen Scarpa, Orange
CENTER
Bill Leone, Camden
BACKS
Mungo Ladyczka, Passaic; Bob Forfar, Kearny; Tony Tortoretti, Newark West Side; Frank Cardinale, Nutley
NEWARK SUNDAY CALL
FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Bob Duffey, East Orange; Matt Bolger, St. Benedict’s
TACKLES
Melvin Van Sant, Glen Ridge; Al Rotella, Paterson Central
GUARDS
William Cherney, Irvington; Carmen Scarpa, Orange
CENTER
Tex Warrington, Bordentown Military Academy
BACKS
Benny Babula, Garfield; Joe Stanowicz, Hackettstown; Joe Chielli, Vineland; Frank Cardinale, Nutley
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Carl Harr Columbia; Ralph Files, East Orange
TACKLES
Ted Otlowski, Perth Amboy; Albert Loux, Peddie
GUARDS
John Grembowitz, Garfield; Beef McGoldrick, Pompton Lakes
CENTER
Jack Ehrich, Newark West Side
BACKS
George Wasilek, Woodbridge; Bob Burns, Seton Hall Prep; Mungo Ladyczka, Passaic; Bob Forfar, Kearny
NEWARK STAR-LEDGER
FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Bob Duffey, East Orange; Andy Dutch, Admiral Farragut
TACKLES
Pinder, Seton Hall Prep; Al Rotella, Paterson Central
GUARDS
Carmen Scarpa, Orange; Joe Walsh, Hun School
CENTER
Tex Warrington, Bordentown Military Academy
BACKS
Joe Chielli, Vineland; Benny Babula, Garfield; Benny Reiges, Bordentown Military Academy, Hughes, Seton Hall Prep
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Matt Bolger, St. Benedict’s; Charley Darcy, Atlantic City
TACKLES
Vance, Collingswood; Stawicki, Pennington
GUARDS
Denny Brown, Blair Academy; Bill Marion, Lawrenceville Prep
CENTER
Jack Ehrich, Newark West Side
BACKS
Jack Dobbins, Blair Academy; Felix Cantore, St. Peter’s (New Brunswick); Oscar Givens, Linden; Joe Stanowicz, Hackettstown
TRENTON TIMES (HIGH SCHOOLS ONLY)
ENDS
Bob Duffey, East Orange; Walter Young, Garfield
TACKLES
Buddy Trucano, Vineland; Robert Yarnell, Rutherford;
GUARDS
Ralph Hackett, Trenton; John Grembowitz, Garfield
CENTER
Jack Ehrich, Newark West Side
BACKS
Benny Babula, Garfield; Joe Stanowicz, Joe Chielli, Vineland; Ray Dooney, Atlantic City; Frank Cardinale, Nutley
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Norman Selby, Woodrow Wilson (Camden); Dick Harris, Vineland
TACKLES
Al Rotella, Paterson Central, Lawrence Stevens, Bloomfield
GUARDS
William Cherney, Irvington; Bill Nichols, Atlantic City
CENTER
Russell Best, Dover
BACKS
Joe Stanowicz, Hackettstown; Bo Robinson, Trenton; Bob Forfar, Kearny; Steve Makuka, Burlington
JERSEY JOURNAL FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Bob Duffey, East Orange; Matt Bolger, St. Benedict’s
TACKLES
Jim Kerley, Camden Catholic; Al Rotella, Paterson Central
GUARDS
Norm Hoff, Haddon Heights; Ernie Rosatti, Pennington,
CENTER
Jack Ehrich, Newark West Side
BACKS
Jack Dobbins, Blair Academy; Benny Babula, Garfield; Joe Chielli, Vinleand; Benny Reiges, Bordentown Military Academy
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Johnny Weiss, Snyder; Ray Holloway, Haddonfield
TACKLES
Albert Loux, Peddie; Joe Stanik, South River
GUARDS
John Grembowitz, Garfield; Pete Calcagno, St. Benedict’s
CENTER
Tim Regan, St. Michael’s
BACKS
Ken McKinley, Morristown School; Bob Burns, Seton Hall Prep; Don Watson, Ridgefield Park; Frank Cardinale, Nutley.
ALL BERGEN COUNTY
BERGEN RECORD
FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Herb Schwartje, Dumont; Walter Young, Garfield
TACKLES
Vince Korsak, Ridgefield Park; Leo Cahill, Leonia
GUARDS
John Grembowitz, Garfield; Ed Cohen, Ridgefield Park
CENTER
Bob Dorsett, Leonia
BACKS
Benny Babula, Garfield; Don Watson, Ridgefield Park; Unkie Campbell, Teaneck; Dick Carmelich, Dumont
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Paul Melville, Ramsey; Henry Gramkow, Ridgefield Park
TACKLES
Charlie Pillon, Teaneck; Clarence Hough, Lyndhurst
GUARDS
George Chudik, Englewood; Howie Rockfort, St. Cecilia
CENTER
Ray Frichette, Ridgefield Park
BACKS
Tony Matsrionni, East Rutherford; Alex Evaskovich, Dumont; Dickie Owen, Leonia; Wally Tabaka, Garfield
HERALD-NEWS
FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Walter Young, Garfield; Herb Schwartje, Dumont
TACKLES
Leo Cahill, Leonia; Carmine Santoianni, Rutherford
GUARDS
Ed Cohen, Ridgefield Park; John Grembowitz, Garfield
CENTER
Bob Dorsett, Leonia
BACKS
Benny Babula, Garfield; Wally Tabaka, Garfield; Tony Matsrionni, East Rutherford; Don Watson, Ridgefield Park
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Henry Gramkow, Ridgefield Park; Richard Beck, Lyndhurst
TACKLES
Clarence Hough, Lyndhurst; Steve Wagner, Lodi
GUARDS
Pete Signa, Rutherford; George Chudik, Englewood
CENTER
Pete Yura, Garfield
BACKS
Unkie Campbell, Teaneck; Dick Carmelich, Dumont; Ray Butts, Garfield; E. Sullivan, Lyndhurst.
BERGEN SUNDAY STAR
FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Charlie Dunlap, Teaneck, Henry Gramkow, Ridgefield Park
TACKLES
Angelo Miranda, Garfield; Rob Hufnagle, Leonia
GUARDS
John Grembowitz, Garfield; Longton, Teaneck
CENTER
Ray Frichette, Ridgefield Park
BACKS
Unkie Campbell, Teaneck; Les Fletcher, Leonia; Don Watson, Ridgefield Park; Benny Babula, Garfield
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Herb Schwartje, Dumont; Hasbrouck, Rutherford
TACKLES
Vince Korsak, Ridgefield Park; Swede Maki, Ramsey
GUARDS
Bob Dorsett, Leonia; Livingston, Dumont
CENTER
Fabris, Hasbrouck Heights
BACKS
Jack Steinert, Hackensack; Ed Etaskovich, Dumont; Dickie Owen, Leonia; Ed Sullivan, Lyndhurst
ALL SOUTHERN
Alabama: Jenkins, Birmingham; McCoy, Birmingham; Godfrey, Pell City; Mims, Sylacauga. Arkansas: Robert Hutson, Pine Bluff; Ray Hutson, Pine Bluff; Hughes, Little Rock; Warrington, Blutheville Georgia: Paschal, High Tech; Dunham, Lanier; Ryckeley, Marist; Langford, Columbus Florida: Partin, Robert E. Lee; Fletcher, Live Oak; Davey Eldredge, Miami; Nuckols, Bolles Kentucky: Kuhn, Louisville; Freeman, Louisville; Stephenson, Covington; Lenabar, St. Xavier Louisiana: Harris, Baton Rouge; Honn, Shreveport; Giacone, Bogalusa; Ghersanich, Warren Easton Mississippi: Lane, Greenville; McLeod, Laurel, Ostrom, Greenville; White, McComb South Carolina: Byers, Greenville; Bridwell, Parker; Pate, Columbia, Owens, Columbia North Carolina: Brewer, Wonston-Salem; Painter, Asheville; Amon, Charlotte; Carlton, Lexington. Tennessee: Holland, Memphis; Cifers, Kingsport; North, Castle Heights, Tillett, Knoxville Virginia: Serlich, Maury; Doyle, Petersburg; DeShaun, Roanoke; Parr, Hopewell Texas: Daniel, Bryan; Jackson, Houston; Mercer, Temple; Hall, Corpus Christi
FLORIDA ALL STATE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Maxwell Partin, Robert E. Lee; Charley Burrus, Miami
TACKLES
Gus Kalouris, Plant; Phonsie Howell, Live Oak
GUARDS
Pershing Scott, Landon; Jay Kendrick, Miami
CENTER
James Hurst, Landon
BACKS
Davey Eldredge, Miami; Al Faulkner, Robert E. Lee; Nick Tsacrios, Live Oak; Guy Tompkins, Hillsborough
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Gwinn Girard, St. Petersburg; Joe Graham, Landon
TACKLES
Dick Fauth, Miami; Leon Joyner, Bartow
GUARDS
Bill Raborn, Robert E. Lee; Rudolph Fletcher, Live Oak
CENTER
Charlie Davis, Plant
BACKS
Freddie Caldwell, Orlando; George Magee, St. Petersburg; Jack Hightower, Landon; Dave Frazier, Landon
FLORIDA SPORTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION
FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Maxwell Partin, Robert E. Lee; C.C. Wester, Ocala
TACKLES
Jay Kendrick, Miami; Gus Kalouris, Plant
GUARDS
Pershing Scott, Landon; Rudolph Fletcher, Live Oak
CENTER
James Hurst, Landon
BACKS
Davey Eldredge, Miami, Charles Nuckols, Bolles; Al Faulkner, Robert E. Lee; Guy Tompkins, Hillsborough
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Charley Burrus, Miami; Jack Hoskinson, Robert E. lee
TACKLES
Phonsie Howell, Live Oak; Reggie Ausley, Ocala
GUARDS
Bill Raborn, Robert E. Lee; Friedson, Miami Beach
CENTER
T.R. Spicer, Ocala
BACKS
Jack Hightower, Landon; Freddie Caldwell, Orlando; Joe Renfro, Fort Myers, Nick Tsacrios, Live Oak
MIAMI ALL CITY MIAMI NEWS
FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Charley Burrus, Miami; J.B. Moore, Miami
TACKLES
Dick Fauth, Miami, Doug Craven, Miami
GUARDS
Jay Kendrick, Miami; Bill Smith, Edison
CENTER
Levin Rollins, Miami
BACKS
Davey Eldredge, Miami; Jack Farley, Miami Beach; Harvey Comfort, Miami; Curtis Barwick, Jackson
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
Bill Baker, Jackson; Bob Kolz, Edison
TACKLES
John Netsch, Edison; Don Baxter Jackson
GUARDS
Gilbert Wilson, Miami; Ed Friedson, Miami Beach
CENTER
Stumpy Wiggins, Edison
BACKS
Harold Lundbloom, Jackson; Jason Koesy, Miami; Billy Wilcox, Miami Beach; Red Mathews, Miami
MIAMI HERALD
FIRST TEAM
ENDS
Charley Burrus, Miami; Billy Baker, Jackson
TACKLES
Dick Fauth, Miami, John Netsch, Edison
GUARDS
Jay Kendrick, Miami; Ed Friedson, Miami Beach
CENTER
Levin Rollins, Miami
BACKS
Harold Lundbloom, Jackson; Davey Eldredge, Miami; Jack Farley, Miami Beach; Curtis Barwick, Jackson
SECOND TEAM
ENDS
J.B. Moore, Miami; Bob Kolz, Edison
TACKLES
Doug Craven, Miami; Carl Graf, Jackson
GUARDS
Gilbert Wilson, Miami; Pahokee Smith, Edison
CENTER
Fred Pasquerella, Jackson
BACKS
Jason Koesy, Miami; Harvey Comfort, Miami; Eddie Hausenbauer, Edison; Gordon Stark, Miami Beach
GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS THROUGH 1941
1922 (2-6)
At Englewood, L, 29-0
At Ridgefield Park, L, 79-0
At Hasbrouck Heights, W, 12-8
Butler, L, 6-0
East Rutherford, L, 18-3
Kearny, L, 12-0
Hasbrouck Heights, W, 6-0
Belleville, L, 6-0
1923 (3-3-1)
At Glen Ridge, L, 21-0
Tenafly, W, 13-0
Leonia, L, 12-8
Butler, W, 25-0
Ridgefield Park, L 21-0
East Rutherford, T, 0-0
Dumont, W, 12-0
1924 (7-0-2, BERGEN COUNTY LEAGUE CO-CHAMPS)
Butler, W, 25-0
East Rutherford, W, 3-0
At Westwood, W, 30-0
Clifton, T, 0-0
At Tenafly, W, 26-6
At Ridgefield Park, T, 0-0
At Dumont, W, 32-0
Leonia, W, 16-7
Newton, W, 16-7
1925 (6-3, BERGEN COUNTY LEAGUE CO-CHAMPS)
Butler, W, 25-0
At Rutherford L, 14-0
At Leonia, W, 6-0
Ridgefield Park, W, Forfeit
At Barringer, L, 10-0
Tenafly, W, 14-0
Ramsey, W, 21-0
At East Rutherford, L, 9-0
Alumni, W, 12-0
At Clifton, W, 14-3
At Newton, W, 13-0
1926 (4-3-1)
Jamaica, L, 13-0
Butler, W, 50-0
At East Rutherford, T, 6-6
At Tenafly, W, 26-0
Bogota, L, 14-13
East Rutherford, L, 6-0
At Clifton, W, 12-0
Newton, W, 35-18
1927 (2-3-3)
At Dover, W, 7-0
Dickinson, L, 12-0
At Emerson, U.C., L, 25-0
Tenafly, T, 7-7
At Clifton, W, 2-0
At Bogota, T, 0-0
Alumni, W, 13-0
East Rutherford, T, 6-6
At Newton, L, 7-0
1928 (0-8)
Dover, L, 6-0
At Passaic, L, 27-0
Emerson (U.C.), L, 6-0
East Rutherford, L, 21-0
At Tenafly, L, 32-0
At Union Hill, L, Forfeit
Bogota, L, 21-0
At West New York, L, 40-13
1929 (2-4-2)
At Dover, L, 10-0
At Passaic, L, 19-0
East Rutherford, L, 12-0
Tenafly, W, 13-6
Lyndhurst, W, 21-0
At Bogota, L, 26-0
Weehawken, T, 6-6
St. Cecilia, T, 6-6
1930 (7-2, BERGEN COUNTY LEAGUE CHAMPS)
At Dover, W, 21-13
At Passaic, L, 18-6
At Ramsey, W, 39-6
Tenafly, W, 6-0
Bogota, W, 14-0
East Rutherford, W, 9-7
At Roselle, W, 6-0
Woodrow Wilson, W, 30-0
At St. Cecilia, L, 12-6
1931 (1-7)
At Passaic, L, 14-0
Ramsey, L, 31-0
At Tenafly, L., 30-7
Bogota, L, 27-0
At Union Hill, L, 19-6
At East Rutherford, L, 20-7
Dickinson Evening, W, 14-0
St. Cecilia, L, 26-0
1932 (4-3-2)
Woodrow Wilson, W, 6-0
Passaic, T, 0-0
Dumont, W, 16-13
Bogota, T, 0-0
At Ramsey, W. 19-0
At Union Hill, W, 20-13
East Rutherford, T, 6-6
South River, L, 14-6
Tenafly, L, 19-0
1933 (6-3, BERGEN COUNTY LEAGUE CHAMPS)
Passaic, W, 6-0
At East Rutherford, L, 12-0
Eastside, W, 12-0
Bogota, W, 33-0
Ramsey, W, 12-0
At Union Hill, L, 13-7
At Bloomfield, L, 26-0
Tenafly, W, 13-0
At Dumont, W, 18-0
1934 (8-2-1, BERGEN COUNTY LEAGUE CHAMPS)
Ridgefield Park, W, 26-0
At Bloomfield, W, 6-0
At Passaic, L, 6-0
At Phillipsburg, L, 6-0
At Tenafly, T, 0-0
Bogota, W, 25-0
Union Hill, W, 13-0
At Ramsey, W, 32-0
East Rutherford, W, 20-14
Eastside, W, 19-2
Dumont, W, 52-0
1935 (6-1-1)
Dickinson, W, 18-0
At Passaic, W, 14-7
Tenafly, W, 21-0
At Bloomfield, L, 25-0
At East Rutherford, W, 39-6
Eastside, W, 19-6
St. Cecilia, W, 47-0
At Ridgefield Park, T, 6-6
1936 (7-2-1)
Port Jervis, W, 67-0
Eastside, W, 20-7
At Dickinson, W, 13-7
At Passaic, L, 7-0
East Rutherford, W, 20-0
Newark East Side, W, 29-0
At Bloomfield, L, 7-0
Asbury Park, T, 7-7
At St. Mary’s, W, 54-0
St. Cecilia, W, 33-0
1937 (4-5)
Dickinson, L, 26-0
At Irvington, L, 12-6
At Passaic, L, 14-0
At East Rutherford, W, 19-7
At Carteret, W, 19-13
At Bloomfield, L, 19-0
At Asbury Park, L, 7-6
Union Hill, W, 14-7
At Clifton, W, 7-2
1938 (9-0, STATE CHAMPS)
At Dickinson, W, 19-6
Irvington, W, 19-13
At Passaic, W, 12-6
East Rutherford, W, 13-6
Carteret, W, 20-0
At Bloomfield, W, 19-0
Asbury Park, W, 19-0
Paterson Eastside, W, 13-7
At Clifton, W, 19-0
1939 (10-0, STATE CHAMPS, MYTHICAL NATIONAL CHAMPS)
Dickinson, W, 33-0
At Irvington, W, 14-12
Passaic, W, 12-6
East Rutherford, W, 14-6
Thomas Jefferson, W, 26-0
At Bloomfield, W, 18-0
At Asbury Park, W, 13-7
Paterson Eastside, W, 48-6
At Clifton, W, 21-6
At Miami, W, 16-13
1940 (9-1, PASSAIC VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMPS)
Nutley, L, 13-7
At Dickinson, W, 12-7
Irvington, W, 6-0
At Passaic, W, 13-6
At East Rutherford, W, 13-2
Paterson Central, W, 26-6
Bloomfield, W, 33-0
At Paterson Eastside, W, 13-7
Thomas Jefferson, W, 32-7
Clifton, W, 13-7
1941 (8-1, PASSAIC VALLEY CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPS)
Dickinson, W, 13-6
At Irvington, W, 7-6
Passaic, W, 14-2
East Rutherford, W, 19-0
At Paterson Central, W, 32-0
At Bloomfield, W, 13-0
Newark West Side, W, 13-0
Paterson Eastside, L, 13-0
Clifton, W, 20-0
MIAMI HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS THROUGH 1941
1921
American Legion Post, W, 12-6
1922 (6-1)
At West Palm Beach, W, 31-0
St. Augustine School for Deaf, W, 52-0
Berean A.C., W, 31-0
Sanford, W, 40-13
West Palm Beach, W, 54-0
Plant City, W, 25-0
At Gainesville, L, 58-0
1923 (8-2-0)
YMCA, W, 16-13
Fort Lauderdale, W, 25-0
Daytona, W, 18-6
West Palm Beach, W, 14-7
At Jacksonville Duval, L, 26-0
At Sanford, L, 7-0
Ocala, W, 7-0
At West Palm Beach, W, 12-7
Gainesville, W, 16-13
Fort Lauderdale, W, 12-0
1924 (5-2-0)
Fort Lauderdale, L, 2-0
Jacksonville Duval, L, 18-0
At West Palm Beach, W, 26-0
At Seabreeze, W, 21-0
At Daytona, W, 24-0
West Palm Beach, W, 30-7
Ocala, W, 39-6
1925 (8-2-1)
Lemon City (Edison), W, 33-0
Key West, W, 50-0
Fort Lauderdale, W, 26-7
At Jacksonville Duval, L, 28-7
Hillsborough, W, 13-7
Gainesville, W, 20-7
At St. Petersburg, L, 21-0
At West Palm Beach, W, 25-7
St. Augustine, W, 58-0
Lemon City (Edison), W, 28-0
Tech High, T, 0-0
1926 (5-4)
At Key West, W, 13-0
Lemon City (Edison), W, 15-0
At Daytona Beach, L, 3-0
At Fort Lauderdale, W, 13-0
West Palm Beach, W, 14-0
St. Petersburg, L, 7-6
At Hillsborough, L, 19-0
Jacksonville Duval, W, 2-0
At Tech High, L, 27-0
1927 (6-2)
Melbourne, W, 39-0
Hillsborough, L, 18-6
Fort Lauderdale, W, 18-6
At West Palm Beach, W, 13-12
At St. Petersburg, L, 24-7
Bartow, W, 26-13
Plant City, W, 24-0
Lemon City (Edison), W 37-6
1928 (5-2-2)
Melbourne, W, 72-0
Plant, W, 13-0
Lemon City (Edison), W, 38-12
At Fort Lauderdale, T, 0-0
West Palm Beach, W, 19-3
At St. Petersburg, W, 6-0
Hillsborough, W, 13-8
Orlando, T, 6-6
Lakeland, W, 13-7
1929 (10-0-1) Eastern United States Champion
Fort Pierce, W, 35-0
Plant, W, 17-0
West Palm Beach, W, 13-0
Hillsborough, W, 21-6
Fort Lauderdale, W, 26-6
Andrew Jackson, Jacksonville, T, 6-6
Lemon City (Edison), W, 24-0
Orlando, W, 33-7
R.E. Lee, Jacksonville, W, 25-7
Charlotte, W, 12-7
Salem, W, 7-6
Last two games played at MSG Stadium
1930 (11-1)
Ponce de Leon, W, 13-6
Lemon City (Edison), W, 39-0
UM Freshmen, L, 12-0
West Palm Beach, W, 20-0
Plant, W, 19-6
At Fort Lauderdale, W, 27-0
At R.E. Lee, Jacksonville, W, 20-7
Plant City, W, 38-0
Fort Myers, W, 18-6
Orlando, W, 7-0
Gainesville, W, 49-0
Dayton Stivers, W, 18-0
1931 (8-1-2)
Edison, W, 19-0
Ponce de Leon, W, 32-0
Andrew Jackson, Jacksonville, W, 7-0
Plant, T, 0-0
Gainesville, W, 39-0
West Palm Beach, W, 18-0
Hillsborough, W, 11-7
Fort Lauderdale, T, 7-7
Fort Myers, W, 7-0
Orlando, W, 34-0
Carter Harrison Tech, L, 18-7
1932 (8-3)
Ponce de Leon, W, 22-0
Edison, W, 12-0
Lanier, L, 21-14
At Fort Lauderdale, W, 17-0
Fort Myers, W, 29-0
Boys, L, 6-0
West Palm Beach, W, 27-0
Tech, W, 19-0
At Palmetto, W, 13-0
Miami All-Stars, W, 46-13
Waite, L, 13-7
1933 (9-2)
Fisher (Miami Beach), W, 25-0
R.E. Lee, Jacksonville, W, 18-0
Ponce de Leon, W, 40-0
At Fort Lauderdale, W, 32-0
Spartanburg, L, 25-21
Savannah, W, 7-6
Lanier, L, 14-3
At West Palm Beach, W, 19-0
Tech High, W, 20-0
Edison, W, 6-0
Syracuse Central, W, 18-7
1934 (10-1-2)
At Tech High, T, 0-0
Ida Fisher (Miami Beach), W, 19-0
Fort Lauderdale, W, 50-0
Spartanburg, W, 24-0
At R.E. Lee, Jacksonville, W, 14-6
Charlotte, W, 26-0
Lanier, W, 19-0
At West Palm Beach, W, 13-0
Boys High, T, 7-7
Savannah, W, 9-0
Edison, W, 28-0
North Braddock Scott, L, 26-13
At Andrew Jackson, Jacksonville, W, 7-6
1935 (5-4-1)
Ramsey Tech, Birmingham, W, 13-0
Gaffney, S.C., L, 19-18
Spartanburg, W, 21-0
At R.E. Lee, Jacksonville, W, 6-0
Savannah, W, 19-6
At Lanier, W, 13-7
Boys High, L, 19-7
University, St. Louis, W, 21-7
Edison, T, 12-12
Elmira, L, 13-0
1936 (5-5)
At Spartanburg, W, 7-6
Edison, W, 6-0
Chester, L, 2-0
At Savannah, L, 7-6
R.E. Lee, Jacksonville, W, 20-12
Bellevue, Kentucky, W, 14-6
Lanier, L, 12-0
Boys High, W, 7-0
Knoxville, L, 13-7
New Britain, L, 32-13
1937 (7-3-1)
At R.E. Lee, Jacksonville, W, 6-0
Savannah, W, 18-0
Spartanburg, W, 19-7
At Boys, W, 18-17
Male High, L, 34-7
Tuscaloosa, W, 26-7
Lanier, L, 6-0
Shenandoah (Iowa), W, 26-0
Edison, W, 28-0
Knoxviile, L, 25-0
Oak Park, T, 6-6
1938 (8-2-1)
At Knoxville, L, 19-7
R.E. Lee, Jacksonville, L, 6-0
Nashville Central, W, 25-7
Savannah, W, 14-0
At Andrew Jackson, Miami, W, 12-7
Lanier, W, 38-6
Pine Bluff, W, 33-7
Edison, T, 6-6
Boys, W, 19-0
Edison, W, 7-6
McKeeseport, W, 19-13
1939 (9-1)
At R.E. Lee, Jacksonville, W, 7-0
Knoxville, W, 32-0
Savannah, W, 26-6
At Andrew Jackson, Jacksonville, W, 30-7
Lanier, W, 19-0
Jackson, W, 27-0
Spartanburg, W, 27-0
Edison, W, 13-0
Atlanta Boys, W, 26-0
Garfield, L, 16-13
1940 (9-1)
R.E. Lee, Jacksonville, W, 26-0
Andrew Jackson, Miami, W, 21-7
At Savannah, W, 13-0
Andrew Jackson, Jacksonville, W, 26-6
Birmingham Ensley, W, 18-0
Kanier, W, 37-0
Greenville Parker, W, 33-4
Edison, W, 28-7
Boys, L, 13-0
Fenger, W, 19-0
1941 (10-0-1)
Ponce de Leon, W, 39-0
At R.E. Lee, Jacksonville, W, 35-0
Andrew Jackson, Miami, W, 35-0
Savannah, W, 34-0
Andrew Jackson, Jacksonville, W, 39-7
Greensboro, W, 36-6
Lanier, W, 45-0
Petersburg, W, 40-0
Edison, W, 26-13
Boys, T, 7-7
Baltimore City, W, 26-0