Identifier: scottonian00scot (find matches)
Title: The Scottonian
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Scott High School (Toledo, Ohio)
Subjects: Scott High School (Toledo, Ohio) High schools School yearbooks
Publisher: Toledo, Ohio : Scott High School
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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Baseball at Scott has never been the success it should be simply becauseof the lack of interest by the student body. But this season we are planningon a winning team, and for a good reason too. Faculty Manager Seiberthas signed up as coach Jack Flurer, former Scott athlete, and also whoplayed with Toledos recent Mud Hens and was a star in his day.There are a number of candidates working out each night under the direc-tions of the new coach, and are rapidly rounding into shape. Among thecandidates there are several promising players—Cottrill, Robby, Gardner,Vick, Wagner, Crawley, Reeder, Moses, Scherer. From all indications in-terest in this sport is picking up and it is expected that the student bodywill stick behind these men as they did in football. In the anticipation ofjust such a team Mr. Seibert has secured the A schedule, which shouldafford the student body much interest. 172 SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL
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IT THE SCOTTONIAN When writing a review of the work of the Athletic Association ofScott for the last year the one thing that will stand out above all others isthe devotion and earnestness of Fred Siebert to place Scott above all otherhigh schools in the country in the way of athletics. Too much cannot be said about the work of our faculty manager. Hehas served our school so well in the past years that an athletic associationat Scott is not necessary except to bind the students together and to arouseinterest in the different sports. It was Fred Siebert who made it possible for our football team to playfor the championship in Marblehead, and it was through his efforts thatthe players were so well taken care of. He has saved and schemed until the association has been able to payfor our large stands in the athletic field and to meet all bills and keep thename of Scott from the black list. He helped to turn out a championship basketball team, and if it hadnot been for the flu ban he would

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